le_sean
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GDT: NHL 24 Draft Combine June 3-8 NOT the trade, roster or KK thread
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SOLR
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I don't see Benoit Pouliot at all here. Sennecke can finish, Sennecke has some stick handling. Sennecke just plays too small in a 6'3'' frame, his mind has not caught up to his size yet. Also, he can turn into a spectator too often, he's not always committed. That was not Pouliot's problem. Pouliot had a low IQ.
Jeff Carter....
HuGort
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Concussions at young age are more dangerous. Their brain isn't fully developed yet.
what's concerning is that you trust the evaluation of that random fan
le_sean
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He’s 18, not 7.
And you’re literally the only person concerned. Not a single scouting service has shown any sense of concern.
HuGort
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18 brain still developing. I have more experience in that department than most, yes you are right there
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By most accounts this could easily be read as poor hockey IQ. Lack of coordination as well. The language of discussing a player's intepretation of the game is often limited but you're speaking out of both sides of your mouth when you say he's nothing like a low IQ prospect and then describe low IQ things.
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SOLR
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Again, more if X than Y accusations...
One should judge the IQ part of these aspects to see if they are evolving over time. They are evolving over time very well.
Part of following him for the past 3 years helps you make a difference between what is and isn't IQ. In the first half of the season, Sennecke was just tired all of time, he gained 5 inches over the summer. Then he started to move in the right direction as soon as he didn't fell apart 25 seconds in his shifts.
Pompeius Magnus
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He has a very compelling life story, you definitely understand where his passion and desire come from. Sounds like an all around solid person. I didn't know about the connection with Gally and his family, that could give us a little added inside on him scouting wise.
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Habs spoke to Eiserman. The Habs Galaxy would implode if he was picked at #5, not from me but from all the keyboard experts
le_sean
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There’s these people called reporters who report on things sports related. They tend to congregate at big events and let the world know what they see and hear.
One such event is the NHL draft combine, which is currently taking place. Lots of quotes and interviews with players and scouts are happening. They even talk medical and concerns with players.
These reporters then share information on something called the internet. It’s a worldwide communication method that is instantaneous. A large platform on this internet is referred to as X, formerly known as Twitter. Reporters will share information on this platform because it has a lot of eyes and it’s free.
Typically reporters like to be the first to disclose pertinent information as it helps with their credibility and popularity.
You would think that someone would have said “teams are concerned about Sennecke’s concussion” yet this has not happened. I wonder why that is. Perhaps it’s because teams are not concerned?
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I heard that Cole Eiserman spoke to Cole Eiserman also
WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
Dinner with Lindstrom
le_sean
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Not taking him then
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Dickinson also
WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
Not taking him then
Dickinson was also there? Or another night? Idk how to read that french
Hannibal
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They did talk to him. They told him: "Boy get outta my way."
le_sean
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Dinner with Lindstrom Tuesday. Dickinson dinner Thursday.
They also invited Helenius to dinner but when they gave him the menu and asked him what he wanted to eat, he didn’t respond.
WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
Maybe the Memorial Cup run from Dickinson changed their projection of him - or the playoffs did.
Not that dinner meant anything to the Habs in the Slaf year, but taking Dickinson out after being pretty adamant about no LD is strange.. could be to also turn the heat up on potential trade offers.
le_sean
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2022 was a really important franchise decision to make. They likely leaned Slaf and wanted to give the others one more chance to give the team a reason to change their minds, which they didn’t.
It could also be a simple booking thing. I know these growing 18 year old athletes probably eat like horses, but likely only have one dinner per night. If they are asked by another team first, you can’t really do much but take another one out.
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