Kingpin794
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2 is not happening. I’d bet though there are a few GM’s that might take him at 5.Am I crazy for thinking this dude could go 2nd overall?
2 is not happening. I’d bet though there are a few GM’s that might take him at 5.Am I crazy for thinking this dude could go 2nd overall?
Lazary has always advocated for making the D integral parts of leading the rush or being attackers once they have possession in the offensive zone. Positionless hockey to make it harder to the opponent to defend and to get better match ups. And when guys get comfortable in the system, it really is fun to watch. If you look at box scores, they outshoot opponents most nights (and by a good margin most of the time). The whole point is to wear down teams with depth. By the third, your opponent will be more gassed than you and that's why they've been able to make some many comebacks this year. I'd have to look it up but their 3rd period goal differential has to be insanely good.crazy production by Saginaw D
Parekh
Dionico*
Donovan**
118 games
54 goals
91 assists
145 points
1.23 ppg
+65
310 shots on goal
171 penalty minutes
if you count all of their d-men stats (9 d-men)
364. 71+129=200 | +109 | 419 pim | 544 sog
*,** both started their seasons elsewhere, i only counted in their Saginaw stats
Dude, awesome stuff, thanks.Lazary has always advocated for making the D integral parts of leading the rush or being attackers once they have possession in the offensive zone. Positionless hockey to make it harder to the opponent to defend and to get better match ups. And when guys get comfortable in the system, it really is fun to watch. If you look at box scores, they outshoot opponents most nights (and by a good margin most of the time). The whole point is to wear down teams with depth. By the third, your opponent will be more gassed than you and that's why they've been able to make some many comebacks this year. I'd have to look it up but their 3rd period goal differential has to be insanely good.
Ok so since the trade deadline (24 games) when the team has taken its current form, they are +17 in the 3rd/OT and outshoot their opponents by about 10.5 shots per game.Dude, awesome stuff, thanks.
impressive.Ok so since the trade deadline (24 games) when the team has taken its current form, they are +17 in the 3rd and outshoot their opponents by about 10.5 shots per game.
Can they match up against London or the other top teams though?Ok so since the trade deadline (24 games) when the team has taken its current form, they are +17 in the 3rd/OT and outshoot their opponents by about 10.5 shots per game.
1-2 vs London this season. Have beaten Sudbury, Brantford twice. Winning record vs Kitchener. Them and the Soo have played a series where the road team has won every time.Can they match up against London or the other top teams though?
I ask as someone who doesn't follow the OHL all that much.
I guess it will be an interesting playoff like usual.1-2 vs London this season. Have beaten Sudbury, Brantford twice. Winning record vs Kitchener. Them and the Soo have played a series where the road team has won every time.
I don’t think he will, but I wouldn’t fault a team for taking him there. There’s plenty of risk and upside for anyone going 2nd overall this year.Am I crazy for thinking this dude could go 2nd overall?
Exciting prospect in my opinion. He sure has some risk (lots) to his game but he's pretty impressive!
Small correction but the stats you have there are for games played for Saginaw only. So things like leading goal scorer are off. Owen Beck has 33 goals on the year so actually leads the team. Still impressive that he’s keeping pace with a 19 year old though.1 game left in the regular season.
Top 5 Saginaw in points
1. Parekh 94 points
2. Misa 71 points (2025 NHL Draft)
3. Haight 65 points
4. Mangone 61 points
5. Sapovaliv 60 points
Top 5 Saginaw in goals
1. Parekh 32
2. Misa 28
3. Haight 25
4. Mangone 20
5. Dionicio 19
Top 5 Saginaw in +/-
1. Parekh +36
2. Beck +27
3. Mangone +26
4. Hache +24
5. Willis +23
Parekh also leads in : ppg, shots on goal, sh goals, pp assists, pp points
second in pp goals
We are talking about a 17 year old defenseman here..
No correction needed, thank you. My stats are 100% correct, just a different point of view perhaps,Small correction but the stats you have there are for games played for Saginaw only. So things like leading goal scorer are off. Owen Beck has 33 goals on the year so actually leads the team. Still impressive that he’s keeping pace with a 19 year old though.
Ok but then you need to compare how much Parekh has scored only while Beck has played for the Spirit then. Otherwise it’s a bit of a misleading stat line.No correction needed, thank you. My stats are 100% correct, just a different point of view perhaps,
i wouldn't say that, but i guess one can see it differently.
Look at where it says "top 5 Saginaw in goals", as in, goals scored by Saginaw players,
that excludes the goals scored by those players who started their seasons elsewhere,
For example, Owen Beck didn't score 33 goals for Saginaw, but actually 17 goals,
where as Zayne scored 32 goals, 15 goals more what Owen.
Mintyukov was a physical freak. He just seemed to be a man amongst boys out there. He is much better as a two way dman. Parekh is a better skater, has a better offensive mind. Mintyukov will eat minutes for you and chip in offensively when needed. Parekh can take over games when he gets going. Two different styles but both are supremely talented.How do you Spirit fans view Parekh in comparison to Pavel Mintyukov, who was putting up the same PPG prior to being traded? Obviously the former has put up way more goals, but how does he compare in terms of skating and defensive play in your opinion?
I think that tony played with more of an edge but Parekh, as a defensive prospects has few equals in terms of his offensive wizardry in his draft year.How much better is Parekh compared to DeAngelo in their draft year?
He's the first comparable that pops into my mind based solely on points.
Zayne is not an off-ice problem.How much better is Parekh compared to DeAngelo in their draft year?
He's the first comparable that pops into my mind based solely on points.
He leads the team in goals by 4, assists by 17, and +/- by +11. That's pretty nuts for a defenseman in his draft yearHis production is just ridiculous for his age and position. Hes also outscoring the next leading scoring on his team by a significant margin.