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In the meantime, feel free to join our Discord ServerKind of player you are interested in and intrigued if it is a late 2nd or 3rd but it does leave a lot to be desired with a 1st round pick. See how it goes though I guess.I feel like he’ll probably play in the NHL as a 5-7, but it seems like such a lazy pick. Everyone knows the Leafs need a right handed defensive defenseman, so they overdraft a guy “to fix the problems” that won’t be there for at least two years and may never actually be more than a plug in the NHL.
A week before he won MVP at 4 Nations, you also compared Nathan MacKinnon to Kasperi Kapanen, so you thinking Danford has regressed across the board is most likely a good thing.Oshawa General fans, talk me off the cliff. Boxscore scouting looks like he has regressed across the board
A week before he won MVP at 4 Nations, you also compared Nathan MacKinnon to Kasperi Kapanen, so you thinking Danford has regressed across the board is most likely a good thing.
No you're not.I am literally asking people on a prospect forum who watch him to tell me how he is doing because his stat line hasn't improved
Also isn't Danford considered a defensive Dman type so why would his counting stats matter that much in a season he has been injured in?No you're not.
As per usual you come in here with your doomsday scenario, chicken little.
Quit stat watching, and watch games.
The sky's not falling.
Boxscore scouting looks like he has regressed across the board