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That says more about our lack of depth at wing then himHe's probably the third best winger in the system behind Mazur and Buchelnikov.
That says more about our lack of depth at wing then himHe's probably the third best winger in the system behind Mazur and Buchelnikov.
Pure coincidence that the 2nd round pick involved in the trade was used about an hour later in the Walman transaction...This Kiiskinen <> Gibson trade had nothing to do with Walman.
It was just a prospect swap.
Think Kiiskinen was 2nd youngest and played 2nd most games (38 games) of Liiga-rookies. Pelicans was just strong team where could not fit to scoring role. Situation at HPK could totally change this next year.
But good indicator is that rare 18-year old is that good defensively, to be used at Bottom6 role.
Only Emil Hemming, 2024 draftee, was younger than Kiiskinen, played 40 games, scored 1 point more.
Pure coincidence that the 2nd round pick involved in the trade was used about an hour later in the Walman transaction...
It's meter of time until all this B's in NHLAlright, those net ads are absolutely disgusting.
Now gonna have nightmares seeing Priority ad behind Cossa.
BTW... Andrew Gibson, 2 points in 10 games for Soo this year ha
I'm curious, if Kiiskinen ends up a valuable player where Gibson isn't, are people still going to be crying about 'throwing away a 2nd rd pick' in dumping Walman? Who am I kidding, of course they will.
But from what I can tell, so far it looks like Yzerman upgraded a prospect and got paid to do it, and he used that excess value to move on from Walman no strings attached. Pretty shrewd piece of business IMO.
Tough to judge on one clip, but like the acceleration.
Great wheels here. He looks taller than 6'0" as well.
Every time I play this video it is very clearly playing at an accelerated speed. Is it like that for everyone? And are you guys factoring that into your judgements on his speed/acceleration?Wow, that's some crazy acceleration.
Whatever speed the video is playing, he is clearly pulling away from the defenders.Every time I play this video it is very clearly playing at an accelerated speed. Is it like that for everyone? And are you guys factoring that into your judgements on his speed/acceleration?
Every time I play this video it is very clearly playing at an accelerated speed. Is it like that for everyone? And are you guys factoring that into your judgements on his speed/acceleration?
Whatever speed the video is playing, he is clearly pulling away from the defenders.
This is from his draft year. The kid clearly looks pretty fast.
If this kid can skate in fast forward, that sounds great.Every time I play this video it is very clearly playing at an accelerated speed. Is it like that for everyone? And are you guys factoring that into your judgements on his speed/acceleration?
I am one of those whiners and the answer is yes and no.I'm curious, if Kiiskinen ends up a valuable player where Gibson isn't, are people still going to be crying about 'throwing away a 2nd rd pick' in dumping Walman? Who am I kidding, of course they will.
But from what I can tell, so far it looks like Yzerman upgraded a prospect and got paid to do it, and he used that excess value to move on from Walman no strings attached. Pretty shrewd piece of business IMO.
Pretty much locked in 3rd line at leastCan't wait to see him at the world juniors and really judge him against top junior talent.
Pretty much locked in 3rd line at least
Best case scenario for Finland
Tuomas Uronen - Konsta Helenius - Kasper Halttunen
Jesse Nurmi - Rasmus Kumpulainen - Emil Hemming
Benjamin Rautiainen - Topias Hynninen - Jesse Kiiskinen
Emil Kuusla - Tom Leppä - Onni Lind
But since Helenius and Halttunen play in AHL, their teams might stop their trip. Then Kiiskinen would get promoted to 2nd line.