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Hoglander seems like the odd man out in Vancouver. More than anything, I think he is a victim of circumstance on how Tochett wants to build the team. Hoglander is of course very skilled and offensively gifted but also small and lacks the 2 way game at this point in time.
Canucks are strapped with smaller wingers already with much bigger contracts such as Kuzmenko, Garland, Beuvaullier.
They tried Hoglander on the 1st line with EP40 and Kuzmenko and it just didnt click. I believe Hoglander is too good for the AHL but needs top 6-9 role in the NHL to succeed. This is my predicition for the Canucks lineup which has Hoglander on the outside looking in. He is also waiver eligible so i think the Canucks will likely trade him rather than lose him for nothing.
Mikhayev- EP40- Kuzmenko
DiGuiseepe- Miller- Boeser
Joshua-Suter-Garland
Beuavaullier- Bleuger- Aman
Studnicka
Hughes-Juulsen
Cole- Hronek
Soucy-Myers
Demko
Desmith
Mikhayev might need a couple of more weeks before getting in the lineup. In this case Beuavaullier goes on the first line and Studnicka enters for the 4th line and Hoglander can be the extra forward.
Any interest in Hoglander? Canucks would most definitely be interested in a Right Shot D, maybe someone from the Vegas team who looks like they might be getting cut? like a Danili Miramonov or Connor Corcoran
Hoglander's skill is unquestionable, he has ridiculous hands and is a buzzsaw. 2way game and size is the question.
Canucks are strapped with smaller wingers already with much bigger contracts such as Kuzmenko, Garland, Beuvaullier.
They tried Hoglander on the 1st line with EP40 and Kuzmenko and it just didnt click. I believe Hoglander is too good for the AHL but needs top 6-9 role in the NHL to succeed. This is my predicition for the Canucks lineup which has Hoglander on the outside looking in. He is also waiver eligible so i think the Canucks will likely trade him rather than lose him for nothing.
Mikhayev- EP40- Kuzmenko
DiGuiseepe- Miller- Boeser
Joshua-Suter-Garland
Beuavaullier- Bleuger- Aman
Studnicka
Hughes-Juulsen
Cole- Hronek
Soucy-Myers
Demko
Desmith
Mikhayev might need a couple of more weeks before getting in the lineup. In this case Beuavaullier goes on the first line and Studnicka enters for the 4th line and Hoglander can be the extra forward.
Any interest in Hoglander? Canucks would most definitely be interested in a Right Shot D, maybe someone from the Vegas team who looks like they might be getting cut? like a Danili Miramonov or Connor Corcoran
Hoglander's skill is unquestionable, he has ridiculous hands and is a buzzsaw. 2way game and size is the question.