Would rather be stuck in the early 00's than stuck in the current state of music. I actually used to complain about how soulless and over produced the 00s were. Then the teens happened...and now the 20s...most garbage creative decade in the arts ever. But I'm loving the tech!
Meh, as with any other time, the best stuff is hidden beneath the mainstream
Didn't like Musty or Halttunen very much. Perhaps a bias against Canadian juniors there.
And the Who were better still
It feels like he's poised for a BIG season next year (in juniors). The way he's been going in these playoffs...you just hope he can carry that over, have a great offseason of training and conditioning, and elevate his game to another level on a full-season basis next year.
I had this thought as well. I'm happy to take 70% of Eisermans scoring for 30% more physicality.
He has had a good playoffs, but he really isn't destroying the league either. 61 points in 57 games isn't that great for his age. He was 7th in scoring on the knights with like 45% of his points coming from the power play.
He's doing well with 3rd line minutes on a stacked team and is their most dangerous weapon on the PP. He's probably going to spend next year getting top line minutes on London and we'll get a really good look at that. After that, maybe AHL and if he's PPG there in 2025-26, he'll get a call up and the chance to prove it in the NHL.
Yeah I am not saying he is bad, but he is also someone that isn't at the point of he can be fast tracked to the AHL or NHL. If he does get 1st line minutes next year and puts up similar numbers to his teammates this year, then I might start getting excited.
I think you have to be somewhat concerned that he didnt force himself onto higher lines but his playoffs have sounded like a much more well rounded player.
London is absolutely stacked at every position and likes to spread the wealth. This isn't a concern for me.
