SergeConstantin74
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Prospect Info: Leafs Pick #125 - Dmytro Timashov - LW/RW - UKR 5' 9" 192 QMJHL
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I'm not sure.
He's taller and probably has 30 pounds on Gaudreau.
There aren't a lot of similarities except they're both hockey players.
Love this kid, another ood game thus far. Love how feisty he can be. He's a very intelligent player.
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Gaudreau was 5'6, 136 pounds in his draft year.
Timashov was 5'10, 185 pounds in his draft year.
It's probably unlikely he grows much more than his current height of 5'10 but there's a noticeable size difference between Timashov and a guy like Gaudreau.
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Oi, never mind. I'm probably thinking more about where he was drafted and his eye for setting up his teammates then.
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For anyone questioning Timashov's size, take a look at the central scouting rankings for 1999.
A guy named Henrik Zetterberg, listed at 5'10, 154 pounds, rated as the 41st best European prospect.
He did okay for a "small" player.
http://www.angelfire.com/ca/mirosatan2/draft99.html
A guy named Henrik Zetterberg, listed at 5'10, 154 pounds, rated as the 41st best European prospect.
He did okay for a "small" player.
http://www.angelfire.com/ca/mirosatan2/draft99.html
A lot about NHL hockey is having the balls to go into territory where you know you are going to get smoked. I bet many of those guys who were better than Zetterberg, just didn't want to go into those territories.
Watch a lot of film of Datsyuk, he goes into horrible areas of exposure and comes out somehow.
Most kids just don't want to jump off a cliff and rely on wings.
That is what top end soccer, football and hockey is about, and you don't think Hunter knows if the kid has that?
Sure he does.
Its not about talent, its about balls in the NHL. Hunter? You think that old guy knows about balls ? It is not written on their scouting sheets,but that is what he is looking for, guys who go into those areas, time and time again. And come out on the other side.
A defenceman of your team takes a shot from the point, and you are in front of the net??? Its almost the closest thing to taking live fire in a war. Really is.
I have known about 200 NHL hockey players, common denominator? Half crazy. To go out and risk possibly your life with a puck in the face, a stick in the eye, a massive concussion. Most of the guys, have big stones. Plain and simple.
Watch a lot of film of Datsyuk, he goes into horrible areas of exposure and comes out somehow.
Most kids just don't want to jump off a cliff and rely on wings.
That is what top end soccer, football and hockey is about, and you don't think Hunter knows if the kid has that?
Sure he does.
Its not about talent, its about balls in the NHL. Hunter? You think that old guy knows about balls ? It is not written on their scouting sheets,but that is what he is looking for, guys who go into those areas, time and time again. And come out on the other side.
A defenceman of your team takes a shot from the point, and you are in front of the net??? Its almost the closest thing to taking live fire in a war. Really is.
I have known about 200 NHL hockey players, common denominator? Half crazy. To go out and risk possibly your life with a puck in the face, a stick in the eye, a massive concussion. Most of the guys, have big stones. Plain and simple.
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SergeConstantin74
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Timashov with 1 goal and 2 assists today, Beavillier-less (left the game early because of an injury).
1 goal and 6 assists in 2 games with Shawinigan.
Drummondville's Sergei Boikov with a hit to the head of Timashov (not injured). One of his teammates jumped Boikov after.
1 goal and 6 assists in 2 games with Shawinigan.
Drummondville's Sergei Boikov with a hit to the head of Timashov (not injured). One of his teammates jumped Boikov after.
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Timashov with 1 goal and 2 assists today, Beavillier-less (left the game early because of an injury).
1 goal and 6 assists in 2 games with Shawinigan.
Drummondville's Sergei Boikov with a hit to the head of Timashov (not injured). One of his teammates jumped Boikov after.
That's the Russian defenceman Kasperi Kapanen walked around for the gold medal winning goal at the WJC.
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Tima is smaller version of Peter Forsberg, plays more canadian like than swedish, my opinion.
Watch film of Datsyuk. Its really what abuse you are willing to fight through now with these guys. if he is built like a brick feces house and wants it.... he will get it under Babcock.
Forsberg? We may never, ever, see a guy like this again. Hope we do. Amazing that a foot problem brought him down. Not concussions.
Forsberg? We may never, ever, see a guy like this again. Hope we do. Amazing that a foot problem brought him down. Not concussions.
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If we assume Garland keeps up his pace for the rest of the year. Then Timashov will have to score 77 points in 27 games left or a 2.84 pace to have the same pace as Garland over a full season.
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Would be pretty cool to have multiple prospects this year competing in the Memorial Cup tournament. Marne with London, Nielsen with Lethbridge, Timashov with Shawinigan
If those teams get bumped out of Mem. Cup runs then they might even end up producing for the Marlies during their Calder Cup run
If those teams get bumped out of Mem. Cup runs then they might even end up producing for the Marlies during their Calder Cup run
