He has earned a shot to move upYlonen, imo, has a lot more to offer and would probably strive and perform better than some who have been given much better opportunities, whether younger or older.
He has earned a shot to move upYlonen, imo, has a lot more to offer and would probably strive and perform better than some who have been given much better opportunities, whether younger or older.
Well he's shown a nice scoring touch on the goals he's scored, in his limited ice time.
I'd like to see him play with a center who can get him the puck.
Lol who then? Slaf and his 1 goal?
Huh-uh.
Maybe this will change your mind:
Yes, Armia, Ylonen and Lindstrom being 3 constituent of the top 5 tells me everything i need to know.
I'm sorry, but you're just being childish now.
For one there's a SIGNIFICANT difference between 2.00 G/60 and 1.38 or lower.
But most egregious of all, I just simply forgot to filter for at least 50 mins of TOI, but you use that to pretend the stats mean nothing. What a joke. Armia has very little icetime. Lindstrom too.
It shows Ylonen can score.
We have not seen enough of Ylonen yet................we have seen more than enough of Gally, and we are getting there on Anderson.I think we have easily at least 5-6 forward who are better scorer overall than Ylonen, despite having a rougher game than him yesterday.
Yes i dare criticises management? But who cares about Ylonen when we need a goal. That is grasping at straw.
Yes, ainec. Even with their current slump. They both are better player than dime-a-dozen Ylonen.
We have not seen enough of Ylonen yet................we have seen more than enough of Gally, and we are getting there on Anderson.
Imagine Ylonen actually gets moved up and plays with better players?
More? I think most of us will take what he currently has and offers: speed, shot and the reasonable hope of some finish.We have seen a lot of Ylonen. He is 24 years old and in the organisation since a while. I appreciate the flash but i would not get my hopes too high about discovering more there.
Indeed.More? I think most of us will take what he currently has and offers: speed, shot and the reasonable hope of a some finish.
A scoring forward, who can play in all game situations and increase the median speed of the team. One has to be realistic and see this year as a rebuilding season. It’s time to see what our young players can do. Some will succeed; some will fail; some will surprise and others will disappoint. The best we can reasonably expect is to have an entertaining team. Ylonen’s speed and dash helps to support that entertainment factor.Indeed.
In what role tho?
Pearson blocking his ice time. It was stupid trade for rebuilding teamA scoring forward, who can play in all game situations and increase the median speed of the team. One has to be realistic and see this year as a rebuilding season. It’s time to see what our young players can do. Some will succeed; some will fail; some will surprise and others will disappoint. The best we can reasonably expect is to have an entertaining team. Ylonen’s speed and dash helps to support that entertainment factor.
Ylonen won't ever be a line driver, he plays the passenger pretty well and he's scared of his own shadow, but as long as someone does the dirty work, he at least does have pretty good hands and a good enough shot to be dangerous, and for one, I'd prefer to see him take Anderson's place, maybe it'll push him further. Anderson needs to remember he's not a skill guy and to start playing a crash-and-bang game again, maybe playing on the 4th line will wake him up.
Could be............given a real chance, and not with Pezz and Evans, who knows.We have seen a lot of Ylonen. He is 24 years old and in the organisation since a while. I appreciate the flash but i would not get my hopes too high about discovering more there.
I think we have bigger blockages than Pearson currently on the team and, if he stays healthy, I am hopeful he will garner us a fair return as we approach the trading deadline. Pearson has been much more effective than I had expected. I’m sure other teams have taken similar note.Pearson blocking his ice time. It was stupid trade for rebuilding team
I'm sorry, but you're just being childish now.
For one there's a SIGNIFICANT difference between 2.00 G/60 and 1.38 or lower.
But most egregious of all, I just simply forgot to filter for at least 50 mins of TOI, but you use that to pretend the stats mean nothing. What a joke. Armia has very little icetime. Lindstrom too.
It shows Ylonen can score.
We have seen a lot of Ylonen. He is 24 years old and in the organisation since a while. I appreciate the flash but i would not get my hopes too high about discovering more there.
He has speed...........he can score goals.He's still a young player, especially in terms of NHL experience. By definition there almost certainly is more there. It's just a matter of how much more.
I don't know how much more. But he always struck me as the type to be timid while getting his feet wet. But I hope to see who is when he comes out of his shell. The Vegas game is a nice confidence booster.
Pearson is the bigger blockage for me, because Gally is here for the long haul since he's unmovable. Dvo and Anderson could be part of the medium turn or they could be traded for a medium return - if tey ever get back on track offensively. Monahan when healthy could be part of the future ot could get a huge return. So he's not blocking anyone. In if MSL would play him with the youth, that would be great for their development.I think we have bigger blockages than Pearson currently on the team and, if he stays healthy, I am hopeful he will garner us a fair return as we approach the trading deadline. Pearson has been much more effective than I had expected. I’m sure other teams have taken similar note.
We need finishers. If he's in the lineup and he's hot why would you use a vet whose cold? The argument you're making is more appropriate for vets starting on the top of the lineup next game despite their poor play last game. But in the moment, when you're trying to win, you have to go with the hot hand.I think we have easily at least 5-6 forward who are better scorer overall than Ylonen, despite having a rougher game than him yesterday.