NHL pre-season top-100 prospects ranked
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Nice work, i feel theres not too many ‘against the grain’ picks. I have some questions ;
1) although very close, why boldy ahead of newhook ?
2) denisenko, what have you seen in his play last season?
3) my only straight up critics, i feel mukhamadullin has good potential but is not near the level other prospect around him are, he stands out to me. Thanks !
1) although very close, why boldy ahead of newhook ?
2) denisenko, what have you seen in his play last season?
3) my only straight up critics, i feel mukhamadullin has good potential but is not near the level other prospect around him are, he stands out to me. Thanks !
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Pretty good list tbh. I know a lot of people will probably think their teams prospects are too low but I think it’s overall a good list.
Even for my own teams list I fail to see why Marchenko gets consistantly underrated
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So, this is a sincere question
How do you rank Hoglander at 52, when he would have won the scoring title at the World Juniors last year
if not for a foolish penalty?
Hoglander is just 10 days too old for this year Tournament
IMO....he is better than Quinn at 25...just saying
No offense meant...just a question....maybe I am wrong?
How do you rank Hoglander at 52, when he would have won the scoring title at the World Juniors last year
if not for a foolish penalty?
Hoglander is just 10 days too old for this year Tournament
IMO....he is better than Quinn at 25...just saying
No offense meant...just a question....maybe I am wrong?
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You're never going to please everyone, so good on ya' for setting your own ranking.
One thing I don't quite agree with is productive AHL rookies (ex. Tippett @ #51, Norris @ #65, etc.) being so low. At the end of the day maybe I just put more value in AHL production over other leagues (ex. AHL > NCAA > CHL) but I'm curious to hear your thought process.
One thing I don't quite agree with is productive AHL rookies (ex. Tippett @ #51, Norris @ #65, etc.) being so low. At the end of the day maybe I just put more value in AHL production over other leagues (ex. AHL > NCAA > CHL) but I'm curious to hear your thought process.
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Well see in the future. Really like his play style and skills. His shot is filthy and I see him scoring goals consistently at the NHL level.
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A guy that was nearly 2ppg in his 18 year old season scoring at an 81 goal pace is not over rated.
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These always intrigue me because of players like Veleno. Obviously he’s not listed here, but there are multiple players that I think are similar in nature. And a couple of players within the Wings organization that I think would rank below him if you asked the fan base how they feel.
All of this become so subjective, I feel like definitive rankings of this person above that person becomes a tit for tat debate. I think we’d all be better served if we tiered out players and debate the classification of players rather than “should Moritz Seider, a defenseman with 3 years of professional hockey, be ranked higher than Quinton Byfield, one of the youngest, raw prospects within an NHL organization?”
All of this become so subjective, I feel like definitive rankings of this person above that person becomes a tit for tat debate. I think we’d all be better served if we tiered out players and debate the classification of players rather than “should Moritz Seider, a defenseman with 3 years of professional hockey, be ranked higher than Quinton Byfield, one of the youngest, raw prospects within an NHL organization?”
I like the list.
3 too high: Jack Quinn, Shakhir Mukhamadullin, Cam York
3 too low: Nils Lundkvist, Seth Jarvis, Shane Pinto
3 too high: Jack Quinn, Shakhir Mukhamadullin, Cam York
3 too low: Nils Lundkvist, Seth Jarvis, Shane Pinto
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My mistake. That’s exactly where I would look for him, don’t know how I missed it.
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