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Definitely a massive differentiatorCompare them at the same age then.
As draft age players, Michkov played KHL (loaned to Sochi) and spent some time in VHL. Demidov was a full time MHL guy.
Definitely a massive differentiatorCompare them at the same age then.
As draft age players, Michkov played KHL (loaned to Sochi) and spent some time in VHL. Demidov was a full time MHL guy.
Kaprisov playmaking and vision is as elite as it gets. Not sure how Michkov could top thatKap with better play making / slightly worse skating . His vision is really being downplayed in this thread imo
Kaprisov playmaking and vision is as elite as it gets. Not sure how Michkov could top that
Michkov has quite a few similarities to Crosby's style. He's absolutely a play driver. Anyone who speaks negatively of Michkov's board work and edges simply has not watched him enough. These are some of his best strengthsHis play style is nothing like Crosby. Crosby is a play driver who has world class vision and compete. His edgework, board work and defensive capabilities are something that Michkov can only dream of. They don't play the same style at all, this is a terrible comparison.
He’s unreal ; that’s how .Kaprisov playmaking and vision is as elite as it gets. Not sure how Michkov could top that
Is Michkov here yet?
So we can expect a ppg season from him this year?He’s unreal ; that’s how .
No, they didn’tMontreal really screwed up. Could have had michkov and Demidov
So we can expect a ppg season from him this year?
No, they didn’t
Given the fact that Philly has a pretty mediocre top 6 and Montreal has a much better F prospect group I would not really hesitate to take that bet. Both Slaf and Demidov could easily outscore Michkov from their respective 21-31 seasons.Probably not, but I can bet you he outscores any Montreal player over the next decade through his age 21-31 seasons.
Given the fact that Philly has a pretty mediocre top 6 and Montreal has a much better F prospect group I would not really hesitate to take that bet. Both Slaf and Demidov could easily outscore Michkov from their respective 21-31 seasons.
Yeah you say that but in his D+1 Michkov still couldn’t crack SKA lineup right? I would wait until Demidov play at least a full season in the KHL before saying he’s a way, way better prospect as you stated.Michkov is a way, way better prospect than Demidov, and he's a lot more talented than Slaf one of the lesser 1st OA picks in the last decade or two, goodluck. "Easily" hahaha.
Something similar to Kaps rookie season ; but done at a much much younger age .,So we can expect a ppg season from him this year?
No, they didn’t
I would take a bet on it. I don’t think he will sniff anywhere close to ppg at 19Something similar to Kaps rookie season ; but done at a much much younger age .,
Demidov played in the MHL last year, he couldn't even crack the VHL let alone the KHL lmao, they aren't equal as prospects, no matter how much you try to twist it in your favor, they're nowhere close. Yeah Slaf is never going to be a top 15 point getter in the NHL, he's not that type of player, Michkov will most likely start outproducing him if not his rookie season his next season. Laughing? You are choosing to ignore stats and logic, you're a blind homer and you're posting this IN a MICHKOV thread. You're desperate, hope you get better buddy.Yeah you say that but in his D+1 Michkov still couldn’t crack SKA lineup right? I would wait until Demidov play at least a full season in the KHL before saying he’s a way, way better prospect as you stated.
As for Slaf, he just finished the year with 35 points in his last 40 games. He’s still got a full year of development before his 21-31 seasons and already showed he can produce at a high pace in the NHL - which Michkov didn’t do yet.
Laugh all you want but playing the odds here that one of the two will end up being better than Michkov is just logic. You’re the one being delusional making those kind of statements.
Silayev whose only qualities are his skating and size? Considering how terrible his offensive instincts are, the Devils will be lucky if this kid ever puts up more than 30 points in his prime.but Demidov got more 1st votes.
I'm personally in the Silayev camp. let the Michkov and Demidov fans fight and wear themselves out and then Silayev will easily vanquish them!
And then people say Demidov is overhyped and Habs fans should be happy he gets 70 points while calling Michkov the second coming of Crosby with better goal scoring. He'll likely be an excellent PPG player, but let's not lose ourselves in the delusion.A winger version of Crosby with better goal scoring ability but not as explosive with the first steps as Crosby was the same age.
Alternate universe if they took Michkov and no guarantee they got Demidov.Montreal really screwed up. Could have had michkov and Demidov
It is well documented that they burried him because he wouldn’t sign an extension (like Michkov did) to stay a couple more seasons in Russia.Demidov played in the MHL last year, he couldn't even crack the VHL let alone the KHL lmao, they aren't equal as prospects, no matter how much you try to twist it in your favor, they're nowhere close. Yeah Slaf is never going to be a top 15 point getter in the NHL, he's not that type of player, Michkov will most likely start outproducing him if not his rookie season his next season. Laughing? You are choosing to ignore stats and logic, you're a blind homer and you're posting this IN a MICHKOV thread. You're desperate, hope you get better buddy.
It is well documented that they burried him because he wouldn’t sign an extension (like Michkov did) to stay a couple more seasons in Russia.
On the contrary, I try to stay as logic as one can be. The odds of one *any* Montreal forward outproducing Michkov from their 21-31 seasons is far greater the opposite. That’s simple math and logic. So many things could happen not just from the Habs perspective but from Michkov perspective.
You’re acting like he’s already a star PPG player when he hasn’t even played a game yet
Did his 41 pts in 47 KHL( in a much lower scoring league ) games last year lead you the conclusion that he struggled ? Neither will be better( imo only ) . Nothing about their pre NHL resumes would indicate that this is likely at all …Yeah you say that but in his D+1 Michkov still couldn’t crack SKA lineup right? I would wait until Demidov play at least a full season in the KHL before saying he’s a way, way better prospect as you stated.
As for Slaf, he just finished the year with 35 points in his last 40 games. He’s still got a full year of development before his 21-31 seasons and already showed he can produce at a high pace in the NHL - which Michkov didn’t do yet.
Laugh all you want but playing the odds here that one of the two will end up being better than Michkov is just logic. You’re the one being delusional making those kind of statements.
That's great and all, but it isn't in the same realm as Crosby. My point was that Crosby's edgework, board work and skating in general is on another level when compared to a player like Michkov. Crosby has always been very strong on his skates and can play with grit. They also tend to generate offence in different ways. Michkov uses his shot coming off the half wall far more than Crosby ever does. It's his bread and butter. It is a bad comparison IMO.All sorts of crazy things said in this thread but this is kind of crazy in the opposite direction. Michkov's edgework and board play are some of his best attributes by far. When I first started watching Michkov's game before he was drafted, Crosby was the first person I thought of as well. They're certainly different players on a number of fronts once you take a longer look, but I'd say you're pretty off-base as well.
Actually that was my point. His point was that since Demidov didn’t crack SKA lineup he was an inferior prospect to Michkov.The point is - assessing a player's talent based on SKA's usage is just dumb. Rotenberg doesn't run SKA like a normal team.
Both Michkov and Demidov have been buried within SKA's system.
Never said he struggled but his point was that Michkov played in the KHL last year and Demidov didn’t. I gave arguments as to why this was dumbDid his 41 pts in 47 KHL( in a much lower scoring league ) games last year lead you the conclusion that he struggled ? Neither will be better( imo only ) . Nothing about their pre NHL resumes would indicate that this is likely at all …