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Except there was no passing lane there, the Denver player was in the way. Should've just stayed in front of the net.
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Hutson has to get that through or eat it
wayyyyyyy more his fault
its his giveaway, not willander
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pios beat the terriers in OT. willander and celebrini's season is over
i kinda feel like the canucks should try to get willander out of BU. felt he stagnated over the season and with cole hutson joining BU next year he could end up playing second banana again. he's definitely not ready for the AHL though and i doubt he'd want to go back to sweden
i kinda feel like the canucks should try to get willander out of BU. felt he stagnated over the season and with cole hutson joining BU next year he could end up playing second banana again. he's definitely not ready for the AHL though and i doubt he'd want to go back to sweden
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Hutson and McCarthy stay out for a franking year
then decide to change once they dont have possession
typical
then decide to change once they dont have possession
typical
He definitely isn't Quinn Hughes, the skating is just not there. I thought Zeev was a hell of a lot better than Lane Hutson that's for sure. Lane reminds me of Samuel Girard at that age.
Unfortunate that the season ended with the refs having a game like that. Power plays should have been at least even in the game. Some pretty terrible reffing. Not even the missed calls but the calls made against BU were pretty iffy some of them.
As I understand it, Denver and BC were the consensus favorites entering the Frozen Four.....so at least BU accredited themselves well getting their game to OT with Denver. Michigan on the other hand was easily handled by BC 4-0.
Overall, it's been a banner season for Wilander as one of the younger players in NCAA hockey. And it can only get better next season. Although undoubtedly Boston U will lose Macklin Celebrini to the NHL.
Overall, it's been a banner season for Wilander as one of the younger players in NCAA hockey. And it can only get better next season. Although undoubtedly Boston U will lose Macklin Celebrini to the NHL.
i dunno why you keep repeating denver were favored over bu when bu were the higher seed and betting favorites
anyways bu should be better next year. I believe celebrini probably returns for his sophomore year and they're adding cole hutson, cole eiserman and kamil bednarik
anyways bu should be better next year. I believe celebrini probably returns for his sophomore year and they're adding cole hutson, cole eiserman and kamil bednarik
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Saginaw and The Soo are now two games into their playoff series. Kudryavtsev and Bloom were pointless in the first game. KK notched two assists toniight; Bloom again got zip.
The series is tied 1-1. Kudryavtsev is at a point-per-game playoff pace, 6 for 6, up near the top of the stats sheet so far in the playoffs. (Hunter B. has 7 points in 8 games.)
The series is tied 1-1. Kudryavtsev is at a point-per-game playoff pace, 6 for 6, up near the top of the stats sheet so far in the playoffs. (Hunter B. has 7 points in 8 games.)
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Elite Prospects his him at 6'6'' and 214lbs. They tend to have the most accurate heights and weights.
Canucks with two home games left against the Calgary Wranglers. I'd like to see Arliksson get into at least one of them--but probably won't happen.
I wonder where a few players are. Klimovich? McWard? Do they not have enough vets or something they have to run with an older defence?
McWard was injured in mid-March and hasn’t played since.
No idea on Klimovich. It was announced he was going back to Russia a few months back and he’s hardly played since. Not sure if it’s more of the rumoured concussion issues or if they just gave up on him and decided to give that icetime to other players who will be in NA next year.
There is definitely a glut on D. It would be nice if a guy like Hirose could just disappear but they’re stuck with him for another year.
I have absolutely no idea.
I've never felt so stupid about being high as a prospect as I do about my take on Hirose coming into this year. Just pure AHL filler.
It's like his skill level just disappeared this year. He's reasonably positionally sound but just ... does nothing.
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Even just based on his college numbers you would expect more from him.
He fooled a lot of people including all of Canucks’ management.
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Classic case of a garbage-time flash in the pan. Showed good smarts initially, but I had serious doubts about whether he could handle a real season of pro. Guy was 24 at the time and still only 170 lbs, and then he didn't make any gains in the offseason. I thought it was likely that he'd bust, but he busted harder than I was expecting.
Thanks. McWard was someone I had wanted to keep an eye on this year. I had some expectations as a right shot D that played a steady college game. I had hopes that he could be an everyday 3rd pairing player after a year or two in the AHL.
I don't generally fall in love with players, every player just has a value. I was hoping that Klimovich would continue to build. Seemed like a player that could turn into a physical bottom 6 guy but his development... he should have went to the Q for two years. God damn Benning.
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