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Gorton when someone tries to send us a 3rd for Chiarot
I will like any Patti Harrison reference!
Pretty underrated prospect, 50 points, 20 goals in 38 games. Good stats at 18 years old.
Great hands, great two-way ability, got high hockey IQ.
I think is going to be at least Top 9 C in NHL, if his translate his offensive game at higher level, can be a good top 6 C.
Pretty underrated prospect, 50 points, 20 goals in 38 games. Good stats at 18 years old.
Great hands, great two-way ability, got high hockey IQ.
I think is going to be at least Top 9 C in NHL, if his translate his offensive game at higher level, can be a good top 6 C.
When evaluating these prospect, I feel like a lot of armchair GMS are NOT taking into consideration the PRO mentality.. the NHL personality... that makes their skills translate to the NHL. I am one of these people.
Kidney, at 18 YO, is currently one of the best 18 YOs in the Q offensively....
But he is one of the best players anticipating the play and visioning the ice, plus his stickhandling is one of the best and his IQ is simply top level.
Right now, he is right up there with Hendrix Lapierre as the best forward on his team.
He will be an NHLer and it would be scandalous that the Habs once again miss on such an opportunity.
And it also a good comparable skillwise.After seeing highlights, my comparable style wise, is Nick Suzuki
Sorry to tell you that ou stand on the side track on that one....I like the top9 comparison skills wise.. but his stature.. Not size.. just spells another timmins high skilled low end forward who isn't an NHL caliber personality.. Guess we will see.
Pretty underrated prospect, 50 points, 20 goals in 38 games. Good stats at 18 years old.
Great hands, great two-way ability, got high hockey IQ.
I think is going to be at least Top 9 C in NHL, if his translate his offensive game at higher level, can be a good top 6 C.
And it also a good comparable skillwise.
I've just seen too many Ben Maxwells come and go to pencil Kidney in as an NHLer yet. We'll see what the next few years holds...
Well last year at 17 in the Q playoffs, he actually was:Agreed. Could be another Hudon or Maxwell or he could prove us wrong. Lets see what he does in the Q playoffs when the competition is tougher. Grade B prospect according to my standards today.
I think he has a long way to go with development and once he turns pro, he's got to deal with men and less time and space. A little easier to do what he is doing in the Q but he's 5'-11's and 168 lbs. If he shines right away when he is in Laval (2 more years), his skill/skating/IQ will be top notch because he won't be able to overcome the obstacles with physical play.
Multiple layers to evaluating his development path. I got a good chance to watch him against the Mooseheads a few games now.
Hate to be a Debby Downer but I think this kid has a long road ahead of him in terms of dealing with less time and space and playing against men. Don't dislike him and the numbers he is putting up is something I rather see than not but I think he had a rough development camp and my next level of evaluation is how he looks in the next development camp.
Also, Lets see what he does for the Titans in the Q playoffs where the competition gets higher. That would be of value to me if he stands out
I would have him as a Grade B at this stage and Roy as a Grade B+
I literally saw an identical post in the Roy thread.
Saying they need to adjust to the NHL is so obvious, it’s like a way to poo poo the prospects disguised as a non-statement.