Prospect Info: Sharks at the 2025 World Juniors (Dickinson, Svoboda, Halttunen, Kirsch)

Which Sharks prospect will have the best world juniors


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landshark

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The Nemesis

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Considering today's action was a pair of seemingly nothing games they both ended up being pretty exciting.

Kazakhstan stormed back to force a surprising OT against Slovakia, then Latvia, only needing to take Germany to OT to avoid the relegation round, came back from 2-0 down midway through, and went up 3-2 late only for the Germans to answer right back and restore the tie before a frantic flurry of attempts in the waning minutes weren't enough to break the tie.

Latvia still won it in OT to put the exclamation point on their best ever round-robin finish in WJC history.

I believe that Switzerland/Kazakhstan tomorrow has relegation implications for the other pool, but whoever doesn't advance to the quarters will play Germany, who now has to fight for their top division lives for the second year in a row.
 

Barrie22

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Considering today's action was a pair of seemingly nothing games they both ended up being pretty exciting.

Kazakhstan stormed back to force a surprising OT against Slovakia, then Latvia, only needing to take Germany to OT to avoid the relegation round, came back from 2-0 down midway through, and went up 3-2 late only for the Germans to answer right back and restore the tie before a frantic flurry of attempts in the waning minutes weren't enough to break the tie.

Latvia still won it in OT to put the exclamation point on their best ever round-robin finish in WJC history.

I believe that Switzerland/Kazakhstan tomorrow has relegation implications for the other pool, but whoever doesn't advance to the quarters will play Germany, who now has to fight for their top division lives for the second year in a row.
Yup todays games basically all have big implications.

Canada vs usa. Has so many posibilities, that it is hard to type out, only guarantee here is that whoever wins gets 1st.

Latvia vs finland. Latvia win in regulation and they finish 2nd or 3rd in the group depending on the outcome of the canada vs usa game and who and where it ends.

Sweden vs czechia is playing first in there group. No other implications.

Kaz vs suiss, loser goes to relegation game.
 

Shark Finn

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Mike Grier being interviewed on the Finnish broadcast at the rink, questions about Halttunen and Granlund, his career and playing at World Juniors back in the day.

High expectations for Halttunen, no worries regarding development at this point, says Grier.

Granlund stated to be an influence on the younger guys both on and off ice, works hard and leads by example.

Kind of funny that one of the interviewers was Kekäläinen, former GM himself. :laugh:
 

vortexy

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Meh, I'm not sure the second one was a great call
Interesting I thought it was an easy to call make, if not holding it was clearly interference. Funny it was good on our other prospect Svoboda to draw that penalty

Big powerplay coming up for Canada and still lots of game to go. Other than the penalties I think Dickinson has looked alright, some scares in the defensive zone but I’m glad he has been more involved in the offense this game
 
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one2gamble

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Interesting I thought it was an easy to call make, if not holding it was clearly interference. Funny it was good on our other prospect Svoboda to draw that penalty
I felt like sv was holding on to him after the first hit, bde probably should have bounced away rather than staying there so he might deserve it either way
 

Juxtaposer

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2 bad penalties taken by Dickinson and USA scores the only goal so far on one of them is considered a good game?
Yes. It's his best in the tournament by far two periods in. Obviously the tripping penalty was bad, but he's been very solid otherwise. No real turnovers to speak of, which is more than I can say for the likes of Gibson, Price, and Mynio. Jumped into the play a few times and didn't get burned. Wouldn't say he's been excellent by any means but he's getting a lot of ice time and nothing awful has happened.

Promoted to the top PP, promoted to the top PK unit, playing top-4 minutes and seemingly hard-matched with the Hagens line. An 18 year old getting his role increased is always a good sign.
 

vortexy

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Yes. It's his best in the tournament by far two periods in. Obviously the tripping penalty was bad, but he's been very solid otherwise. No real turnovers to speak of, which is more than I can say for the likes of Gibson, Price, and Mynio. Jumped into the play a few times and didn't get burned. Wouldn't say he's been excellent by any means but he's getting a lot of ice time and nothing awful has happened.

Promoted to the top PP, promoted to the top PK unit, playing top-4 minutes and seemingly hard-matched with the Hagens line. An 18 year old getting his role increased is always a good sign.
That’s true I’m glad he was chosen by the staff to have a bigger role with Schaefer out. And with more ice time he hasn’t looked out of place with the bigger role and this experience can only help his development
 

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