Diaboli
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Don_Cherry said:Isn't Santa from up there too? He'll be pissed.
Yes he is, and yes he will be! No dwarfs on the team, I mean come on!
Don_Cherry said:Isn't Santa from up there too? He'll be pissed.
No Ahlqvist? Is he too old or just didnt make it? Good to see Hallikainen on the team-wasnt sure exactly how good he is.JasonMacIsaac said:Hallikainen Joonas
Rask Tuukka
Kilpelainen Eero
Uotila Juha
Tieranta Anssi
Honkaheimo Otto
Korhonen Risto
Niemi Toni
Hietanen Juuso
Laakso Teemu
Kuukka Mikko
Mantymaa Ville
Hokkanen Iivo
Uusivirta Matti
Nurmi Teemu
Riska Filip
Saarinen Jesse
Keranen Matias
Nabb Kim
Kolehmainen Janne
Makkonen Jussi
Joensuu Jesse
Nokelainen Petteri
Piispanen Arsi
Seitsonen Aki
Marjamaki Masi
Tenkanen Valtteri
Korpikoski Lauri
Tukonen Lauri
Laituri said:His body looks built to be thin. I think he'll max out at 190 lbs.
Nabb isn't held in high regard by any coach but his hometown team coach pretty much. Also look for that wicked wrister and that great stickhandling through traffic. Might prove to be a very good sniper.Predatore said:Piispanen looked very thin in Sweden a couple of weeks ago, so those figures could be correct.
As for my No. 1 favourite on the Finnish team (Kim Nabb), does anyone know why he takes so ridiculous short shifts? He is arguably the most physical player on this team and plays with a great deal of intensity, but his shifts in the U20 tournament in Sweden were like 15 seconds long, compared to his linemates who stayed on the ice for at least an additional 15 seconds. Stamina or injury problems in the past?
EDIT: I am glad Keränen did not make the team. He was quite similar to Nabb, only he had absolutely no offensive game, and aside from his physical game he was just plain awful IMO.
rt said:What style of defense does Korhonen play? What is is potential? Thanks.
mattihp said:Is it mean to wish for Tenkanen to be injured so that Nabb can walk in at that spot? XD
hehe, I am not all for swedish speakers and so but Nabb is a crowdpleaser, and we haven't had too many of those ^^ Makkonen would look awesome in that role too though. He'd get a good laugh when the north americans try to get by him.Laituri said:...Second line wing?
It's not only mean but racist and evil. Bättre folk, harumph.
Diaboli said:It's our very own Canada-gate
Laituri said:He's a smooth and solid puckhandler so he plays two-way in Finnish juniors, but when the competition gets tougher he's basically a stay-at-home defenseman.
Korhonen likes to throw the body, hits like a caterpillar and is mean, too. His mobility is limited but he'll catch his targets easier in the small rink. He would've been a great fit for the CHL.
hmmmm a bunch of names I cant pronouce....Tume said:And here is the final roster:
1 MV Joonas Hallikainen Jokerit 05.10.1985 Helsinki 182 82 L
30 MV Tuukka Rask Ilves 10.03.1987 Savonlinna 185 74 L
3 P Anssi Tieranta Ilves 07.08.1985 Lempäälä 193 87 L
4 P Otto Honkaheimo Lukko 03.08.1985 Rauma 185 90 L
5 P Risto Korhonen Kärpät 27.11.1986 Kajaani 190 91 L
7 P Ville Mäntymaa Tappara 08.03.1985 Seinäjoki 191 89 R
12 P Mikko Kuukka Red Deer 03.11.1985 Hämeenkyrö 192 87 L
26 P Juuso Hietanen HPK 14.06.1985 Hämeenlinna 177 80 R
28 P Teemu Laakso HIFK 27.08.1987 Tuusula 184 85 R
8 H Iivo Hokkanen Jukurit 03.05.1985 Hämeenlinna 178 74 L
9 H Petteri Nokelainen SaiPa 16.01.1986 Imatra 186 86 R
11 H Teemu Nurmi Tappara 24.02.1985 Tampere 186 89 R
13 H Filip Riska JYP 13.03.1985 Östensö 186 87 L
15 H Jesse Joensuu Ässät 05.10.1987 Pori 192 88 L
16 H Arsi Piispanen JYP 23.07.1985 Jyväskylä 193 80 R
18 H Aki Seitsonen Prince Albert 05.02.1986 Riihimäki 188 90 R
19 H Masi Marjamäki Moose Jaw 16.01.1985 Pori 187 92 L
22 H Valtteri Tenkanen JYP 27.03.1985 Jämsä 180 83 L
23 H Kim Nabb Sport 30.04.1985 Vaasa 176 81 R
25 H Lauri Korpikoski TPS 28.07.1986 Turku 185 82 L
27 H Lauri Tukonen Blues 01.09.1986 Hyvinkää 187 90 R
29 H Jussi Makkonen TPS 24.04.1985 Turku 193 90 L
Senor Rational said:hmmmm a bunch of names I cant pronouce....
Senor Rational said:hmmmm a bunch of names I cant pronouce....
Whats the top line going to be like? Korporski-Tukonen-?
How many pts does everybody see Korporski getting?
(sorry if issues were discussed, I arrived late on this topic and have yet to read the whole thread)
According to Porin Sanomat (not the most reliable source though) Joensuu will play with Nokelainen and Tukonen.Pepper said:First line will most likely be those two and Nokelainen, they were the best line in U18s and will be reunited for U20s as well. After that it gets more complicated, there are several possible combinations for the 2nd and 3rd lines.
That'd be a great line!Korkki said:According to Porin Sanomat (not the most reliable source though) Joensuu will play with Nokelainen and Tukonen.
He should be the favourite, but either one who will be starting is a great choice.bruins8152 said:Just curious, but will tuukka rask be starting?
Korkki said:According to Porin Sanomat (not the most reliable source though) Joensuu will play with Nokelainen and Tukonen.
That is pure evil.mattihp said:Is it mean to wish for Tenkanen to be injured so that Nabb can walk in at that spot? XD
I've been hyped up about this Nabb character since I got a webclip of a fifteen year old Nabb doing everything a smallish player can do in jr's about a year ago... that guy is amazing and could be what we need in the future. Hustle and skill in one.Padawan said:That is pure evil.
The roster looks good imo. Three players from JYP. Looks like our youth players are ok. I was hoping that Aleksis Ahlqvist would get a chance. He has played well in the junior A games this season. Riska was a slight surprise to me.
Reilly311 said:Finnish players have such cool names.
TORRUS said:Totaly! They sound so good! Korpikoski, Eloranta, Honkaheimo (some would maybe say it's japanese)... What was the name of the player that socred the winning goal last year in the quarterfinal against the Russians couple of seconds before the end? I think he was a defenceman... I remember I liked his last name too.
Maybe others opinions about some cool Finnish names?!