The Winter Soldier
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I think the center/winger dynamic alters it, although, some questioned Tavares's ability to stay there due to his sub-par skating. Dahlin is also ahead of Hedman, but a lot of Hedman's stock was built around how projectable he was due to his combo of size and skating ability.Looks like a possible repeat of Hedman - Tavares draft in Dahlin - Svechnikov as a franchise defenceman goes against a franchise forward
No, Dahlin is of a higher pedigre than Hedman, Svechnikov is at a lower pedigre than Tavares
Yep, it was Makar. lolNHL's media throws the word generational around like its nothing. I remember last season they said theyre confident someone in 2017 draft ends up being a generational talent.
Not saying Dahlin cant be one but NHL's media saying it doesnt really say much more than that he is a great player
Red Wings need him badly. It's our turn to be great again.
Red Wings need him badly. It's our turn to be great again.
Red Wings need him badly. It's our turn to be great again.
You just started being bad!
Better quality:
Reminds me of Larsson draft-1 season hype.
I don't agree. Larsson was viewed as potentially the next Lidstrom in his D-1 season and the start of his draft season. The hype was enormous.Come on now. Wasn’t even in the same universe.
I don't agree. Larsson was viewed as potentially the next Lidstrom in his D-1 season and the start of his draft season. The hype was enormous.
Good rush