Sens of Anarchy
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Has he flashed enough for a team picking top-3 to like his upside to take him there? Yes. Locked in? Not remotely, even before the injury.Without knowing the injury, has he done enough to lock himself in the top 3 if his season is done?
If he’s week-to-week that would mean it’s not anything too serious, right?
Without knowing the injury, has he done enough to lock himself in the top 3 if his season is done?
Without knowing the injury, has he done enough to lock himself in the top 3 if his season is done?
I don't think anyone in this class is a lock to go top 3
It might be that others like Clarke rise once the OHL gets back playing. WHL already started but Lambos is undergoing a procedure, so who knows how long he will be out.I believe he’s played enough games for scouts to get a read on. He would have played more then chl players.
well now we know
If both Hughes and Lambos fall due to the combination of their injuries and limited seasons, two teams on the playoff bubble might be picking up potential 1Ds this year.
Neither project as 1Ds. But their injury statuses to inject even more uncertainty into an already-uncertain draft.
That is not a prerequisite to become a 1D, at least in my opinion.They are both first pairing guys. Neither has elite offensive ceilings.
That is not a prerequisite to become a 1D, at least in my opinion.
no, but is Slavin a 1D? is Pelech? I would be more comfortable calling them first pairing defenders. let others fight over whether they are #1 or #2.That is not a prerequisite to become a 1D, at least in my opinion.
I agree. Point production is waaaaay overrated for defenders.
That said, I don't think either has the processing/hockey IQ to be a 1D. Luke Hughes is not his brother, though he is still a good prospect.
Different style of player. He doesn’t need the puck skills of Quinn.
Not that different of a style. He relies heavily on his skating, like Quinn. But I don't think the outlet passing/vision is on the same level.
Kaiden Guhle.Nothing wrong with a big, great skating, defense first Dman. I would argue that they are a rarity, and highly in demand, in a league that is faster than ever, and limits obstruction more than any time in the past.