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2 games, 6 pts. Good start. His pattern seems to have been fast start, then slow fade. Lets hope he can keep it up this year.
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2 games, 6 pts. Good start. His pattern seems to have been fast start, then slow fade. Lets hope he can keep it up this year.
I think it's 5 points so far (2g 3a), based on the game sheets from MSU-Mankato.
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Looks like they retroactively added an assist, meaning he had 2G2A yesterday.
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That doesn't really mean much, they don't go back and switch every boxscore when a point gets retroactively added or taken away. With that being said the NCAA seems to be having some weird data issues all around right now so we'll see how it ends up.
As an aside, that was the #1 team in the NCAA that Mankato beat twice this weekend and they were very much led by Smith in both games. Seen a couple tweets predicting he'll be a Hobey Baker candidate this season.
He would have to be otherwise he can become a UFA I think.
Good start for him but the kid turns 23 in a couple of weeks. I always have a hard time getting excited about real old college players lighting it up.
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He plays a very different game, from my viewings. Creative player who has a much less N/S style than Apples, with less straight line speed and forechecking. He's a lot of fun to watch much a lot of his best stuff happens in the OZ as he finds weak spots and makes quick plays. He's more like our KHL prospect Rash overall, I'd suspect, though probably with less upside. But who knows? He's a late bloomer with a weird path into hockey.
Appleton was a very, very effective player in college and later rounded out in the A. Would be great to see NS succeed but not sure where he'd fit going forward, TBH.
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Maybe he’d fit on a 3rd scoring line with a couple of our other younger gems coming up.
Nah, who am I kidding?
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I was voting for him quite early on in our prospect polls. I think people are going to be very surprised by how good he is considering where he ended up on our rankings.
Then again I’m sure if the polls were re-done now I’m sure the likes of Rashevsky would also be higher.
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Yes, I would think that the Jets will make a push to try to sign him this summer. The Jets do have some fluidity and potential space in their middle / bottom-6 on the NHL roster going forward. Copp and Stastny seem possible / probably lost via free agency.
It looks like he won’t need a 4th year in the NCAA after all. He should be in the top six with the Moose next year, and then battle for spot with Jets the following season.
Some good hands there! I hope it all translates to pro.
Some good hands there! I hope it all translates to pro.
Lucius with his 1st assist at Minnesota, in the first period of his first game.
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Who's he playing for this year? I thought he wasn't able to play in the NCAA due to that switching rule.
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Yeah I think there was some sort of exception made due to COVID. He's playing for New Hampshire. Also they took his assist away.
Nathan Smith with the only goal of the game going into the 3rd period.
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