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Farinacci is probably the most interesting of the bunch.There are some NCAA drafted players that will become FA on Aug 15.
Any interesting ones posters have their eye on?
Farinacci is probably the most interesting of the bunch.There are some NCAA drafted players that will become FA on Aug 15.
Any interesting ones posters have their eye on?
Weight is more concerning and should/can be able to be addressed. Being 1 or 2 inches shorter than most other NHL dmen should not significantly hamper his potential for an NHL career.
Other than goalie, the importance of height is overstated by most. It's going to be hard to notice the difference between two players that are within 2" of each other while they're on the ice. As long as he puts enough weight on that he can avoid injury and not be easily pushed around, his size may still be a small hurdle, but certainly not the biggest concern in today's NHL... especially for an offensive dman.
To put it in another light, he's the same height as Brad Marchand. Height isn't as important as it's made out to be.
Yup, that 2.75 inches is a massive difference...at least that’s what the ex told me.Defense is an entirely different position.
There are not a lot of great 5 8 d in NHL history.
That’s like being a 5 10 goalie. It’s not impossible.
But there is a massive difference between 5 8.25 and 5 11
Hmm.. either you are very unlucky or she was a top shelf freakYup, that 2.75 inches is a massive difference...at least that’s what the ex told me.
Hmm.. either you are very unlucky or she was a top shelf freak
Lol amenSimply a stab at self-deprecating humour. I is what I is and life is good, she was top-shelf, I was hitting above my weight category with her...but she did have her own kind of freak Cheers.
It is the 150ish lbs that to me is a bigger thing.Defense is an entirely different position.
There are not a lot of great 5 8 d in NHL history.
That’s like being a 5 10 goalie. It’s not impossible.
But there is a massive difference between 5 8.25 and 5 11
Same could be said for Jay O'Brien, honestly. Decent stats at BU, bit older and was a former mid first rounder for the Flyers (they get a comp pick if he goes unsigned by them).Taking a deeper look into John Farinacci, he would probably be a solid add considering how little prospect depth we have at centre on the Marlies.
Same could be said for Jay O'Brien, honestly. Decent stats at BU, bit older and was a former mid first rounder for the Flyers (they get a comp pick if he goes unsigned by them).
Could be worth a shot to try and further the depth down the middle of the Marlies.
That being said I know nothing of him as an actual player.
This thread alone:Funny Noone has ranked our prospects this summer
This thread alone:
Mitch nylander's Top 10 + Goalies
hockeynorth's Top 10
RoadWarrior's Top 18
Top-ranked Leafs prospect in the Polls Forum annual league-wide thread
Ongoing: Nick Barden's Top 10
Ongoing: Nick Richard's Top 20
Ongoing: Cathy Squire's Top 25
Ongoing: Mike Augello's Top 40
Jul 6: Josh Kloke's Top 25 (no paywall)
May 24 / 25: Brian S' Top North America / Top Europe
Apr 10: Peter Harling's Top 10
You've just got to look for them!
As per every year, there was more talk about it around the draft and the development camp, then it lulls, and then we'll get more rankings and in depth dissections of the prospects usually starting in September, before the season starts. EditorInLeaf and Steve Dangle usually put out content in September, NHL.com will usually put out a prospect summary/ranking for every team throughout September, sites like DobberProspects will freshen up their information with new loans/assignments and player ratings in October, etc.
Here is the protected list the Growlers submitted at the end of the season:Hi Guys, ECHL Lions fan here, do you guys know what's happening with the Growlers right now? There is no one with an ECHL contract on their roster. We want our Canadian rivalry alive!
What's the plans with our 3 signed european keepers (Akhtyamov, Peksa, Hildeby).. Who's staying in NA and who's being loaned back?
& for those who are better with scouting goalies, what would your reports be on the 3?
Pretty much the same system but those Marlies during that Calder Cup win played like they wanted to win and I think that's the biggest difference from the NHL squad. They hounded the puck and never stopped moving their feet and they really attacked the net. I guess you could say they played more like how Carolina plays these days. It also helped that Johnsson went crazy those playoffs too haha.Here's a question for anyone that closely followed the Marlies when they won the championship under Keefe.
Did they play very similar to how the big club has played? Were they hyper focused on puck possession and not that physical of a team?
Treliving made some comments when innitially hired that talked about potentially playing a different style, so it will be interesting to watch if that actually plays out or if we play pretty much the same as before.
Johnsson went crazy as did Marchment and even Holl from what I remember. I always though Keefe’s undying loyalty towards Holl was because of the Calder cup Marlies win.Pretty much the same system but those Marlies during that Calder Cup win played like they wanted to win and I think that's the biggest difference from the NHL squad. They hounded the puck and never stopped moving their feet and they really attacked the net. I guess you could say they played more like how Carolina plays these days. It also helped that Johnsson went crazy those playoffs too haha.
Johnsson went crazy as did Marchment and even Holl from what I remember. I always though Keefe’s undying loyalty towards Holl was because of the Calder cup Marlies win.
He looks like he's 12.