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What about a junior all-star team with top players from each country on one team vs an NHL team?
I think they could beat the Oilers. Other than that, no chance in hell they beat an NHL team
I was wondering when this thread was going to pop this year...
They wouldn't stand a chance. Wait 5 years and then come back and check how many players on the Canadian roster (or the roster of the team that eventually wins the tournament) have actually established themselves as everyday NHL players... You will probably end up being kind of shocked.
Only 8 players on the winning US roster from 5 years ago have to this point established themselves as NHL regulars. At least a couple more could end up having decent NHL careers but we are still talking about guys who are pushing 25 and now playing in their 6th or 7th post draft season so the clock is definitely ticking.
The '05 Canadian junior team is considered by many to be the best ever, but even that roster had 10 guys on it who would never establish any kind of lengthy career in the NHL.
Except that the NHL is a vastly better league. I'd be highly surprised if they won more than two matches.
I would like to open up a discussion about Team Canada this years team playing a last place NHL team hat the outcome would be? my opinion our Team Canada would hammer a last place NHL team even the Toronto Maple Leafs it would be interesting give your ideas and opinions
Merged your thread into this thread: this was discussed very recently.
The Oilers would fold in a 10 game series.
ya your right, I didn,t know yous were discussing this topic, I stand corrected!Merged your thread into this thread: this was discussed very recently.
Only if there was a top 2 pick on the line.
To answer the OP... no chance against an NHL team. No chance against a AHL team. Little chance even against an ECHL team.
NHL team would have more goals than shots against
What about an all world Junior team (including NHL players not released) vs the worst NHL team (say Edmonton at this point).
Include MacKinnon, Drouin, Horvat, Ekblad, Bennett, Nichushkin, Barkov as well as Eichel, Nylander, Draisaitl, Ehlers, Larkin etc.