Most likely outcome is all three and whoever Edmonton picks bust anyway
I think this is part of it, it does seem to be a focus.Staois tragetting right shot depth thorhgout our lineup - Perron, Amadio, Jenssen, Gaudette, Yakemchuk and now the trade for the two right shot forwards
Nice work Steve - basically his summer is get a goalie and a bunch of right shot players
I see plenty of things I like in the following footage, as I do in the more recent footage available on him.
Especially since he was stutzles linemate and friend.Jarventie wont be anything anyway
End up in Europe. Still mind blowing to me they passed twice on JJ Peterka
Oh well, feel nothing bout this trade
Especially since he was stutzles linemate and friend.
Really dumb organization. Reeeeally dumb.
(I twisted my mind into being optimistic about jarventie but as a scout who was watching both so much they should have known)
Yeah, it seemed like Jarventie needed to make it as a top-6 player as he does not have the makings of a bottom-6 type player. I would tend to agree that he will be back in Finland/Europe by around this time next year. He showed flashes of what he can but not enough and then the season ending injury just sealed the deal.Roby Järventie has such a low motor that it's hard to envision what the path to the NHL is for him. I can't think of many guys that have come through the system that have had less fire in the belly. Maybe Logan Brown? He's mostly been an AHL powerplay specialist for the majority of his time in Belleville, and I'm not sure that's going to change. NHL size and an NHL one-timer, but a really ineffective 5-on-5 player. Odds are pretty good that he's back in Finland within a year or two.
I haven't seen Bourgault play since he was a junior, but I didn't care for him then.
Giving a pick to get Jake Chiasson seems kinda grim as well. He had 20 points in the ECHL last year, and is probably in tough to make what looks like a fairly deep Belleville lineup.
Ultimately, I'd be surprised if the three players in this deal combined to play even 100 NHL games.
To be fair, the only reason our younger forwards except Lavoie got opportunity is because we kept signing AHL veterans year after year to only win. This year, we barely have any AHL veteransOiler fan, peace, etc.
I'm very curious as to how Bourgault develops in another system. Bakersfield's head coach is extremely conservative and none of our young forwards have had good years under him and he favoured giving slugs like Caggiula and Griffith powerplay time over younger options.
The D and goalies are progressing well, but pretty much nobody up front has taken a step forward.
This is more or less my take on this deal, it seems like Staois is moving out some of the softer players who lack compete level & bringing in guys who may compete harder or be harder to play against. You never know maybe he hits a double or a triple with these guys, but in any case hopefully, it helps Bellevile be better.Roby Järventie has such a low motor that it's hard to envision what the path to the NHL is for him. I can't think of many guys that have come through the system that have had less fire in the belly. Maybe Logan Brown? He's mostly been an AHL powerplay specialist for the majority of his time in Belleville, and I'm not sure that's going to change. NHL size and an NHL one-timer, but a really ineffective 5-on-5 player. Odds are pretty good that he's back in Finland within a year or two.
I haven't seen Bourgault play since he was a junior, but I didn't care for him then.
Giving a pick to get Jake Chiasson seems kinda grim as well. He had 20 points in the ECHL last year, and is probably in tough to make what looks like a fairly deep Belleville lineup.
Ultimately, I'd be surprised if the three players in this deal combined to play even 100 NHL games.
It's not worth much.Last 10 games fwiw
Jarventie(Ahl) 5 goals 5 assists +4
Bourgault(Ahl) 2 goals 2 assists -2
Chiasson(Echl) 3 goals 1 assist -3
Chiasson is a long shot. Bourgault probably has a chance, albeit maybe not a great one.So...either of these kids have NHL potential, or is this a trade to help Belleville?
I think Chiasson has some value. At the very least will help Belleville middle 6. We’ll seeDamn, I say this as a Bourgault fan (although I have cooled on his NHL upside), but this is a terrible trade
Chiasson has 0 value, why would you pay Jarventie and a 4th for Bourgault? I think he'll develop into a good defensive forward but Jarventie has much higher upside as of now and we are adding a 4th round pick...
Another uncanny Staios trade, I really don't like the way he trades.
I still like the fact that we acquired Bourgault but it seems like a straight up overpayment
The Greig pick was the right one. Greig won't score as much points as Peterka but is far stronger defensively on the forecheck and more positional versatility.Jarventie wont be anything anyway
End up in Europe. Still mind blowing to me they passed twice on JJ Peterka
Oh well, feel nothing bout this trade
I see plenty of things I like in the following footage, as I do in the more recent footage available on him.
He’s gonna have to really imeprove if he wants to contribute to an AHL bottom 6.I think Chiasson has some value. At the very least will help Belleville middle 6. We’ll see
The Greig pick was the right one. Greig won't score as much points as Peterka but is far stronger defensively on the forecheck and more positional versatility.
hmm? I absolutely agree we should have picked Peterka, but Greig is still a better fit than Peterka. Jarventie was not the right pick.I think this is a bit of a reach.