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Agreed.Not in love with it. I was high on Keane and I'm not convinced there's much to Gauthier's game other than being big
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Awesome move. Sold high on Keane.
Read my post again and think, is it really that dumb?Stop overreacting, I hate hearing this everytime we overreact to dumb moves this organization makes.
That second powerplay unit could sure use a RH shot.
Not in love with it. I was high on Keane and I'm not convinced there's much to Gauthier's game other than being big.
Not in love with it. I was high on Keane and I'm not convinced there's much to Gauthier's game other than being big.
Gauthier jumped up in Pronman's latest mid-season prospects rankings. Keane didnt make the list.
56. Julien Gauthier, RW, Carolina (Charlotte-AHL)
Oct. 15, 1997 | 6-foot-4 | 225 pounds
Drafted: 21st-overall (2016)
Previous ranking: Not Ranked
Skating: 55
Puck Skills: 60
Physical Game: 65
Hockey Sense: 55
There’s a part of me that was reluctant to put Gauthier on this list. He’s a third-year pro who has not dominated the AHL. He does have 17 goals in 29 games this season, though, and has a toolkit that screams NHL player. You don’t see many 6-foot-4 forwards who can skate, have legit skill and can score goals like Gauthier does. He may not be the smartest player ever, but he’s shown this season he can make plays and score in hard areas, has earned some NHL games and ticks off most of the boxes you want in a prospect.
Stop overreacting, I hate hearing this everytime we overreact to dumb moves this organization makes.
He is big with a hard shot. That's it. A stark contrast to the logic that had us take Andersson 7th overall (though that might be a good thing actually. Whatever organizational philosophy led to that pick needs to be lit on fire)