Yosemite Sam
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Not sure why he got a penalty shot on that last goal.
Cause he's BROCK BOESER, *****!
Not sure why he got a penalty shot on that last goal.
It's not that far off of a comment, now that Matthews, Laine, Puljujärvi, Strome, Marner, etc. are in the NHL. Pierre McGuire said he would have been a top 5 in last year's draft.lol no
Not sure why he got a penalty shot on that last goal.
And miss our Presidents Trophy parade?
Your funeral.
He's also a year younger right now, and people are projecting prospects. Production isn't the only thing that matters. Maybe Keller has a weaker NCAA year but a much stronger WJC? I don't think its definitive, but I'd take Keller over Boeser in a vacuum.It's weird that people say Keller is better than Boeser. Maybe at the time of each of their drafts.
So you guys think Keller will beat Boeser's freshman 60 points in 42 games?
I doubt it.
It's weird that people say Keller is better than Boeser. Maybe at the time of each of their drafts.
So you guys think Keller will beat Boeser's freshman 60 points in 42 games?
I doubt it.
He's also a year younger right now, and people are projecting prospects. Production isn't the only thing that matters. Maybe Keller has a weaker NCAA year but a much stronger WJC? I don't think its definitive, but I'd take Keller over Boeser in a vacuum.
keller is on another level pal
The thing is, Keller appears suited for the direction the league is going, which is high-end skating. Boeser tends to be a much more stationary player who kills people with his shot. He doesn't need to match or better Boeser's production from last year to be the better prospect. He's also on a 53 point pace playing on the 2nd line. It is not like they have identical skill sets. It'd make sense if you were trying to compare him to Kieffer Bellows.I know he's a year younger. That's why I compared him against Boeser's 18 year old season instead of him right now.
Yeah, a lower level bud
The thing is, Keller appears suited for the direction the league is going, which is high-end skating. Boeser tends to be a much more stationary player who kills people with his shot. He doesn't need to match or better Boeser's production from last year to be the better prospect. He's also on a 53 point pace playing on the 2nd line. It is not like they have identical skill sets. It'd make sense if you were trying to compare him to Kieffer Bellows.
I wouldn't say they are worlds apart, they are probably in the same tier, but I'd take Keller right now.
The highest point total doesn't make someone a better prospect. Otherwise Cam Dineen, Sergachev and Chychrun would have gone above Juolevi.So keller is suited for the direction you think the league is going (better skating, and not a quick good release) and he doesnt need to match boesers production but he is a better prospect?
The highest point total doesn't make someone a better prospect. Otherwise Cam Dineen, Sergachev and Chychrun would have gone above Juolevi.
I think Keller's speed and high-end vision makes him a better prospect than Boeser. I worry about Boeser's ability to find space at the next level.
The highest point total doesn't make someone a better prospect. Otherwise Cam Dineen, Sergachev and Chychrun would have gone above Juolevi.
I think Keller's speed and high-end vision makes him a better prospect than Boeser. I worry about Boeser's ability to find space at the next level.
Except Keller has a lot more to his game than just speed. He has great vision and good hands.No, but its a damn good indicator, and being a fast skater doesnt make one a great prospect either or bill sweat would be an impact player for the canucks. We can go around in circles on this. Honestly i just didnt follow the logic, right now i think keller has alot to prove to match boeser, but im not against people thinking he can be better who like his game, im just not sure what makes him a better prospect right now.
Except Keller has a lot more to his game than just speed. He has great vision and good hands.
I have no problem with people preferring Boeser, but the logic that Keller has to outproduce what Boeser did last year to be the better prospect is pretty ridiculous and is scouting the scoreline. Obviously, if Keller significantly underperforms (say less than 35 or 40 points) it could be a discussion, but he doesn't need to exceed 60.
Boeser has one of the most elite package I've ever seen from a Canucks prospect.
Elite shot.
Elite vision.
Elite motor.
Elite puck skills.
Elite character.
The only thing missing is speed - that said he's not a slow skater by NHL standards.
If he can add elite speed to his repertoire I see him as a better Vladimir Tarasenko.
He might not be better than Tarasenko, but Craig Button named him the best goal scorer in several drafts at the time of Brock's selection in 2015. I assume he meant the best since 2010, when Vlad was selected 16th overall.Better than one of the best snipers in the world? Wow those expectations are really high...
Button ranked him ninth in his final 2015 NHL Draft rankings; Pierre McGuire has stated he would have been a Top 5 pick in the 2016 NHL Draft.NHL Draft: From tragedy to triumph, Boeser brings talent, tenacity to Canucks
Ben Kuzma
Published:
June 26, 2015
Updated:
June 26, 2015 6:48 PM PDT
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Boeser’s ability to channel his emotions and produce on the ice didn’t go unnoticed. He had 35 goals and 68 points in 57 games with Waterloo of the USHL. The 6-foot, 191 pound forward was one of four players the Canucks had on their wish list and when he was still available in Round 1, they didn’t hesitate — even though they liked some defencemen and didn’t address a growing depth concern there.
“He’s like Joe Pavelski,” Canucks general manager Jim Benning said of comparing Boeser to the San Jose Sharks forward. “He’s strong on the puck and has a good release and goes to the areas where goals are scored. He plays a pro style of game already and uses leverage to get to the net. And he has the courage to get to the net.”
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Not sure why he got a penalty shot on that last goal.
Boeser has one of the most elite package I've ever seen from a Canucks prospect.
Elite shot.
Elite vision.
Elite motor.
Elite puck skills.
Elite character.
The only thing missing is speed - that said he's not a slow skater by NHL standards.
If he can add elite speed to his repertoire I see him as a better Vladimir Tarasenko.