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LW Cole Eiserman - Boston Univ., NCAA (2024, 20th, NYI)

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Bouboumaster said:
How does he stack up against Caufield, at the same age?
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Cole Eiserman has looked better than Caufield in his freshman year. But, he also has the advantage of size a bit of a different play style.

Cole Caufield’s shot was more lethal but I felt he waited for the game to come to him a bit too much in his freshman year. Caufield improved a ton in his sophomore year though.

Eiserman strikes me as a guy that can provide a bit of physicality and 30 goal upside while Caufield is a guy with elite offensive tools that could push for 50 goals.
 
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MichaelFarrell said:
Cole Eiserman has looked better than Caufield in his freshman year. But, he also has the advantage of size a bit of a different play style.

Cole Caufield’s shot was more lethal but I felt he waited for the game to come to him a bit too much in his freshman year. Caufield improved a ton in his sophomore year though.

Eiserman strikes me as a guy that can provide a bit of physicality and 30 goal upside while Caufield is a guy with elite offensive tools that could push for 50 goals.
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Yea I don’t wanna take anything away from Caulfield but I’ve really liked the way Eiserman and played physically and more well-rounded. I definitely think he still has 40+ goal upside and can be a good top line winger
 
Pavel Buchnevich said:
Scoring wise, absolutely.

Is he doing better on the things that saw him fall to where he did? Scoring goals has never been an issue for him.
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Take it for what it is, but on one of his goals, you can hear the announcers talking about how surprised they were about all the talk of him playing away from the puck. They said that he’s one of the hardest back checkers and committed guys that particular game. Hopefully Pandolfo is teaching him, and I have no reason to believe he’s not.

Listen, I love a complete hockey player and all three zones but if a guy can be a legit 30+ goal sniper and possibly more I’ll take the sacrifice and some of the other areas. The Islanders have been desperate for a player that can just score goals when he wants to. Isles haven’t had that in a while. As long as he’s not giving up on plays and just letting guys walk into his own, you have to put up an effort, even if you don’t succeed. Not everybody is gonna be Patrice Bergeron, Pavel Datsyuk, Brad Marchand or Toews level defensively as a forward.
 
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SI90 said:
Take it for what it is, but on one of his goals, you can hear the announcers talking about how surprised they were about all the talk of him playing away from the puck. They said that he’s one of the hardest back checkers and committed guys that particular game. Hopefully Pandolfo is teaching him, and I have no reason to believe he’s not.

Listen, I love a complete hockey player and all three zones but if a guy can be a legit 30+ goal sniper and possibly more I’ll take the sacrifice and some of the other areas. The Islanders have been desperate for a player that can just score goals when he wants to. Isles haven’t had that in a while. As long as he’s not giving up on plays and just letting guys walk into his own, you have to put up an effort, even if you don’t succeed. Not everybody is gonna be Patrice Bergeron, Pavel Datsyuk, Brad Marchand or Toews level defensively as a forward.
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If he is a 30 goal scorer he isn't close to Caufield who will be 45-50 goal scorer.
 
Pavel Buchnevich said:
Scoring wise, absolutely.

Is he doing better on the things that saw him fall to where he did? Scoring goals has never been an issue for him.
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This is the thing though. He just took a major jump in level, he's scoring goals, he's setting up goals, and he's initiating contact to get that done. While it's fair to say that his upside is still uncertain, i think his bust potential has gone way down.
 
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SI90 said:
Take it for what it is, but on one of his goals, you can hear the announcers talking about how surprised they were about all the talk of him playing away from the puck. They said that he’s one of the hardest back checkers and committed guys that particular game. Hopefully Pandolfo is teaching him, and I have no reason to believe he’s not.

Listen, I love a complete hockey player and all three zones but if a guy can be a legit 30+ goal sniper and possibly more I’ll take the sacrifice and some of the other areas. The Islanders have been desperate for a player that can just score goals when he wants to. Isles haven’t had that in a while. As long as he’s not giving up on plays and just letting guys walk into his own, you have to put up an effort, even if you don’t succeed. Not everybody is gonna be Patrice Bergeron, Pavel Datsyuk, Brad Marchand or Toews level defensively as a forward.
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I'm thinking a Brock Boeser type? Not an embarrassment defensively, but a guy who's forte is shooting the puck?

Eiserman has enough physical talent, and has consistently show the ability to score goals. You've got to love that. There was some thought that he might have either an ego, or IQ problem, which would prevent him from taking coaching and improving his game. Time will tell. So far, seems to be off to a good start. I think college will be the perfect place for him. He could end up being a steal.
 
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57special said:
I'm thinking a Brock Boeser type? Not an embarrassment defensively, but a guy who's forte is shooting the puck?

Eiserman has enough physical talent, and has consistently show the ability to score goals. You've got to love that. There was some thought that he might have either an ego, or IQ problem, which would prevent him from taking coaching and improving his game. Time will tell. So far, seems to be off to a good start. I think college will be the perfect place for him. He could end up being a steal.
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I’d sign up for Boeser in a heart beat.
 
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