Estimated_Prophet
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So what's his height now, it's all over the place
Spurgeon is the same size, isn’t as skilled and is still going strong at 33 years old. Also dude somehow looks exactly the same in every hockeydb picture dating back 10+ years. Smart players can last a long time in this league. Hutson just needs to figure the NHL out and he’s done it at every level so far so why not?Folks who've been on this board for a while know that I ain't one of those dudes that freaks out about size.
The thing that concerns me with Hutson is that he seems to have a small frame for a D man and is super super light. I think forwards in today's nhl can get away with that, but that is tough for a D man.
It might be the biggest knock against him right now.
That said, Krug was able to overcome his height as a Dman and provide some solid contributions to a top team.
Fantastic point.Spurgeon is the same size, isn’t as skilled and is still going strong at 33 years old. Also dude somehow looks exactly the same in every hockeydb picture dating back 10+ years. Smart players can last a long time in this league. Hutson just needs to figure the NHL out and he’s done it at every level so far so why not?
Putting everything aside, my full focus will be on this kid, he certainly opened my eyes after seeing some highlights!
Hopefully he'll have a good upcoming season
I had him at 10, but I'm worried that might have been too low at this pointHis size was dropping him in my model during his draft year, so at some point I said ''f*** it'' and put him at 32. No way I was not having him as a first rounder. And then he goes ahead and makes that intervention look embarrassingly mild.
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I have just about every game that Huston played this year plus I just uploaded a vid from 2 years ago when he played in the Bio Steel All American game with Middelstadt and Sam Harris.
Krug always comes to mind, when we talk about Hutson.Folks who've been on this board for a while know that I ain't one of those dudes that freaks out about size.
The thing that concerns me with Hutson is that he seems to have a small frame for a D man and is super super light. I think forwards in today's nhl can get away with that, but that is tough for a D man.
It might be the biggest knock against him right now.
That said, Krug was able to overcome his height as a Dman and provide some solid contributions to a top team.
That's what she said5 more inches to go.
Makar was 5'10 176 when drafted
Hes anywhere between f***ing small and f***ing smallBoston University has him at 5'10, so he's anywhere between 5'9.50 to 5'10.49
Ok I was just looking at one of his pre draft profilesThat is not true, he measured 5'11.25" 187.44 lbs at the combine prior to the draft.
This is why he shouldn't be rushed. Let him bulk.Folks who've been on this board for a while know that I ain't one of those dudes that freaks out about size.
The thing that concerns me with Hutson is that he seems to have a small frame for a D man and is super super light. I think forwards in today's nhl can get away with that, but that is tough for a D man.
It might be the biggest knock against him right now.
That said, Krug was able to overcome his height as a Dman and provide some solid contributions to a top team.