Kevin Musto
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Yes, that is a cold hard fact.
No GM would be around long enough to see that happen
RW Matvei Michkov (2023, 7th, PHI) Part 4
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The argument from "GM will be gone by then" is wrongheaded because if you are thinking selfishly, the same rotation of guys are considered for every GM position.
You pick Michkov so that 4 years down the line when he is a star, you can tell your prospective employer that you saw the hidden gem that others did not.
You pick Michkov so that 4 years down the line when he is a star, you can tell your prospective employer that you saw the hidden gem that others did not.
Andy Dufresne
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Yes, that is a cold hard fact.
No GM would be around long enough to see that happen
Everybody is well aware of your point of view by now. No need to rehash it over and over.
Thank you for posting Mrs. Bedard.
Kevin Musto
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Has nothing to do with Bedard.
It's only the Michkov fan club that has decided to make everything about Bedard.
I scout players individually and judge them against everyone in the class. I don't have any personal vendettas against anyone (barring Mitch Miller-type situations).
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Bedard has been mentioned only here and there in this thread. And nobody's thrown him under the bus.
And of course he'll be brought up as a comparison some times. Him and Michkov have been neck-to-neck everytime they've faced equal competition.
Don't worry Mrs. Bedard. everybody respects Connor.
nowhereman
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Who's his closest historical or current comparable in playing style? And what kind of offensive upside are we talking in today's scoring environment?
Based on the hype, I'm becoming less weary of the Canucks taking him (if he even falls that far).
Based on the hype, I'm becoming less weary of the Canucks taking him (if he even falls that far).
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You can say that about the likes of Jason Robertson, Sebastian Aho, Ryan O'Reilly, Alex DeBrincat. Michkov would be an extremely lazy 2nd overall pick regardless of whether it ultimately proves right or wrong.
JasonDemersWasOkay
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He's damn good. I think he goes 4th. Fantilli and Carlsson will go before him because they're big C's and teams will have more control over them. It'll be an interesting re-draft in 2030.
He gets a minor for holding, and opponents score on PP, so he comes out of the box, tells something to the referee, and gets another minor, and opponents score again.
Dr Jan Itor
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Good player for Arizona to get, since they're probably not looking for an instant impact anyway.
Michkov/Cooley/Guenther would be a pretty promising top line of the future.
Michkov/Cooley/Guenther would be a pretty promising top line of the future.
kp61c
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Also he called Michkov a 20 years old numerous times. Maybe he knows something we don'tOne of the two commentators: Berdin, what is he doing there? The second game in a row a penalty due to delay of a game. How can that be? Guys don't be surprised by your bad results. Everything is said.
Also he called Michkov a 20 years old numerous times. Maybe he knows something we don't
He corrected himself later. He kinda had a point though. I mean that unsportmanlike conduct minor wasn't necessary at all. Michkov goes really crazy during games sometimes. Hope he won't go Marchand way...
According to a russian sports news outlet, after leaving the box Michkov came to the referee and the dialogue went something like:
- What the f**k was that?
- How are you talking to me?
- Talking to you however the f**k I want.
*Michkov back to the box.
Not saying he has anger or attitude problems, he is just a kid still. But if his hockey skills are considered by GMs to be on the same level as those of his draft competitors, other things like that might push him down in the draft.
- What the f**k was that?
- How are you talking to me?
- Talking to you however the f**k I want.
*Michkov back to the box.
Not saying he has anger or attitude problems, he is just a kid still. But if his hockey skills are considered by GMs to be on the same level as those of his draft competitors, other things like that might push him down in the draft.
lawrence
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this sounds totally made up unless Michkov told the outlet what he said, which than you can say he might be bluffing about it, either way this kid is captain material. Canucks would be happy with this kid.
Well the media (sports.ru) is quite reputable. Also, during the initial penalty, he angrily shouted the same "what the f**k was that"? This can be clearly heard on the video (unlike his dialogue with the referee before the second penalty that I was referring to previously).
Once again, not saying he has issues.
Not saying, that even if he has, this will make any GM ignore him.
Just saying, that he definitely had a meltdown with swearing and yelling at a referee which costed them two goals. And russian media picked up on it, with the consensus in the (russian) comments being that he already thinks he is a star, without achieving anything yet. Russians really don't like rude and spoiled children.
FourQuarters
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If he becomes a superstar in the NHL, that'll be his "personality", I can't say whether I like his manner tho. As soon as the PR manager teaches him to say a few polite words in the interview, others will praise him as a good boy.
He was considered as a young genarational player, so I think he could be proud.
NatusVincere
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The call was soft af, Michkov barely touched him and told the refs what everyone was thinking. At the end of the day he nevertheless apologised to the team. Not a big deal.
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