Prospect Info: Sean Farrell, C/LW, 124th Overall

MasterD

Giggidy Giggidy Goo
Jul 1, 2004
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Is this guy still even relevant

11gp and laying goose eggs across the board
Physically weak player with average at best intensity. Possible journeyman at best. I'm not holding my breathe.

was a big time prospect at one time, now he sucks
I don't think he ever was. People got excited at college stats without watching his play.

College is a hard place to judge players, it's way less physical than the NHL. Kinda similar to the Q in that way, players' style doesn't always translate. ie. Kidney
 

montreal

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Mar 21, 2002
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Is this guy still even relevant

11gp and laying goose eggs across the board

most prospects have ups and downs, he must keep working on getting quicker, stronger, better skating. He looks to be doing that but is it enough. Laval has struggled to create much offense outside of a couple players but he needs to get going. Scoring on that breakaway last game would have been good for him since his confidence is likely taken a hit. He's a very smart player but lacks physical tools, development can often take years so he'll either get there one day or he'll end up in the Euro leagues.
 

ChesterNimitz

governed by the principle of calculated risk
Jul 4, 2002
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Unfortunately his skating is nowhere near NHL level and his shot is non existent.
Funny, to this observer, the only skill that Farrell has that is close to NHL level is his skating. Farrell has to get stronger. He is too easily pushed off the puck and rarely wins board battles. But as his breakaway showed against Rochester, Farrell has straight forward speed and some quickness. I thought he played well with Beck and Davidson last night.
 
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Estimated_Prophet

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Mar 28, 2003
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Funny, to this observer, the only skill that Farrell has that is close to NHL level is his skating. Farrell has to get stronger. He is too easily pushed off the puck and rarely wins board battles. But as his breakaway showed against Rochester, Farrell has straight forward speed and some quickness. I thought he played well with Beck and Davidson last night.

Farrell is a below average skater....this is very common knowledge and plainly evident to see.

There are many factors that lead the average fan to believe a player is fast when they see him pull away from a defender on a break away such as shift length, anticipation, pivots......Farrell is not an NHL calibre skater by any measure.
 

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