Prospect Info: Red Wings 2024 Development Camp Discussion
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Cleary, Kronwall, Datsyuk on the ice at development camp
Yzerman, Lidstrom, Draper on the stage for the draft
Pretty damn cool
Yzerman, Lidstrom, Draper on the stage for the draft
Pretty damn cool
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Bit of a side note, Alex Zetterberg is at Montreal's camp.
They don't deserve him.
They don't deserve him.
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Malik has a decent aggregate going of the coverage of the camp so far. Doesnt seem like he's there to give impressions though. Detroit news has a pretty big photo gallery up from todays action as well.
Side note: Man is it grating to read George writing year after year about why he has to turn his pockets out and beg for handouts. It's been almost a decade of excuses about why he never has the money to do anything. Most people have other people to take care and most people have physical or mental issues that they have to navigate in order to earn a living...like come on. You have the opportunity to get personal access to the organization and prospects 3-4 times a year, you're telling me you cant find a part time job to earn the funds to make that happen??
Side note: Man is it grating to read George writing year after year about why he has to turn his pockets out and beg for handouts. It's been almost a decade of excuses about why he never has the money to do anything. Most people have other people to take care and most people have physical or mental issues that they have to navigate in order to earn a living...like come on. You have the opportunity to get personal access to the organization and prospects 3-4 times a year, you're telling me you cant find a part time job to earn the funds to make that happen??
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How is it that Dats at his age can slowly glide across the ice and still look like he is itching to commit 'Grand Theft Puck' or 'Attempted Murder by Reverse Hit'?
Even a few hours with him will educate the prsopects
Even a few hours with him will educate the prsopects
Henkka
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Uhh... was surprised he didn't get drafted.
I would have taken him on the 4th-7th round.
Maybe Håkan knows better...
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The summer of Cleveland begins!
How are the college kids at camp? I thought they weren't allowed to participate.
How are the college kids at camp? I thought they weren't allowed to participate.
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They can, but they have to entirely pay their own way, i.e. lodging, meals, transportation. They also can't miss any classes to attend the camp.
That is very weird, most drafts had him being taken in the 3-5th rounds. Maybe his size scared everyone away?
DamonDRW
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It is a very stupid old rule that applies to NCAA eligibility. Just leave it at that.
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One thing I forgot to mention in the GR thread where the Cleary presser was posted: Dan Cleary mentioned how Nate is bringing the BDE.
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I think Red Savage's answers were by far the most interesting and engaging. Also, I need to figure out which beat writer it is (fairly soft spoken) that asked that last question about "how does it feel to look at a depth chart and see your name on it, and everything that goes with it?" or however it was worded. He usually has the most interesting actually thoughtful questions. K, wound through Steve's presser and he got introduced as Sam. Further googling... Sam Stockton for The Hockey News. Of note, he is not the most notable Sam Stockton...
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Augustine and Savage handled that media availability really well, comfortable with all questions, well-spoken and some good insights. about the game and their hoped-for place in it. Augustine laughing about the Michigan influence, "I like Michigan guys" lol. Savage talking about the next step, how important it is to be professional on and off the ice, need to continue to get better in all areas, beating out other players by doing what the guys upstairs want from you. How love of the game is what gets you through the ups and downs and especially the final comment: "It really comes down to love of the game that separates people in the NHL." Not necessarily what separates players from each other on the ice, skill among other things does that, but it's what separates those who are under-achievers from those who reach or exceed their potential. NHL teams love over-achievers, under-achievers not so much.
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Buium and ASP look really smooth a cut above
