London Knights 2024-25 Season Thread, Part V


This is a dream before the nightmare.

As much as I predicted a much better Kitchener team this season than most have at the start, London will win all three remaining games against Kitchener. It appears that the Giant from London has been awakened since the outcome of their last Kitchener meeting, and the same can be said for Windsor's.
 
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This is a dream before the nightmare.

As much as I predicted a much better Kitchener team this season than most have at the start, London will win all three remaining games against Kitchener. It appears that the Giant from London has been awakened since the outcome of their last Kitchener meeting, and the same can be said for Windsor's.
Time will tell. Kitchener probably feels a monkey off the back and will feel these 3 meetings are an indication of playoff success. Hopefully these two squads hash it out in the playoffs!

What a great relief off his shoulders, now with his immediate future settled, Eliot can now concentrate on his playing, and helping London reaching the ultimate goal
Yes. I don’t care how good your team in front of you is and how lucky you are 20-0 is nothing to sneeze at. He’s done exactly what the Knights have needed!
 
Time will tell. Kitchener probably feels a monkey off the back and will feel these 3 meetings are an indication of playoff success. Hopefully these two squads hash it out in the playoffs!
No doubt, Kitchener has to feel good from their big win. If you go player by player, talent by talent and experience by experience, you soon realize there is an imbalance between the two. They can say that the #1 goalie in the league can steal a game or two, but #2 and #4 on the more experienced team can also say, hey, no so fast, we're here too.

Even if the top six players from both teams were overflowing, which I believe they are not, London possesses greater depth and talent with extensive experience in their bottom six to accomplish the task.
 
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Agreed London has greater depth by a wide margin on paper. I do believe Kitchener style (strategy) is very good counter for Londons style. Kitchener is a by committee team. As is London, but Londons committee is more high end.
 
No doubt, Kitchener has to feel good from their big win. If you go player by player, talent by talent and experience by experience, you soon realize there is an imbalance between the two. They can say that the #1 goalie in the league can steal a game or two, but #2 and #4 on the more experienced team can also say, hey, no so fast, we're here too.

Even if the top six players from both teams were overflowing, which I believe they are not, London possesses greater depth and talent with extensive experience in their bottom six to accomplish the task.
The Hunter’s coaching staff and systems is a huge plus as well when playoffs arrive.
 
a name to keep an eye on where we will likely pick in the draft:

Lucas Nutting (6’1 RD from EMC. Got in 2 GOJHL games in for strathroy)
 
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Coaching prospect: Danny Syvret

Also Josh Beaulieu’s kid Ryanis a 2010 playing for his Jr. Knights team

Jace Luchanko as well a 2010 brother of Jett

David Heath 2009 playing on this squad (37 points in 25 games). Could be considered for a Knights pick.
 
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Coaching prospect: Danny Syvret

Also Josh Beaulieu’s kid Ryanis a 2010 playing for his Jr. Knights team

Jace Luchanko as well a 2010 brother of Jett

David Heath 2009 playing on this squad (37 points in 25 games). Could be considered for a Knights pick.
What's the point of this post?
 
Re: Kitchener's new found confidence against the Knights...winning a single game is one thing, winning a best of 7 series is another.
 
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Re: Kitchener's new found confidence against the Knights...winning a single game is one thing, winning a best of 7 series is another.
I think he’s speaking mainly on 1st OA in the league, but agreed. Beating the Knights 2 out of 3 will be tough
 

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