Yeah must be really tough to have a dad worth multiple millions of dollars growing up while you get to play pro hockey as a job , poor dudeIt’s gotta be pretty awful. Like the unfortunate times one brother ends up the chad and the brother is completely ignored most of the time.
Should of waived Willy
I remember thinking at the time that Alex had a shot at being a legit star one day as he had similar tools to his brother. He just doesn't bring anything to the table if he's not producing.This draft had some hype around that top 10
And don’t get me wrong there is some amazing players in it
But also some absolute hot garbage
Yeah after getting a chance to really watch him play for 5 games he is the answer to what Willy Nylander would be if he didn’t want it at all.Great skillset
Never seemed to have the drive to utilize it.
Seems like a question to ask someone like Gretzky.
Keith Gretzky.
Insert therearetwoWhat this guy needs is a winning environment and an elite core to play with.
Yes, Stan Bowman incoming.
Yeah after getting a chance to really watch him play for 5 games he is the answer to what Willy Nylander would be if he didn’t want it at all.
Similar skill set and absolutely none of his drive.
He has talent. If you watched the games you could see brief moments. But no motor and drive. He had every chance to take a spot. It was there and he just didn’t get it.Semi offtopic, always makes me wonder how guys like him feel when their brother is a superstar making tens of millions of dollars and they can't carve a career in the league at all and are Europe bound. Yeah, I know, things could be worse for him, but still.
Nice guynice guy
tries hard
loves the game
That seems odd given one would think he’d be doing everything he could to be at least a full time nhler seeing his brother get better and better year after year.Great skillset
Never seemed to have the drive to utilize it.
No one can fill those shoesnice guy
tries hard
loves the game
FWIW he's not being waived because he burnt out.I thought he finally found his place in Columbus and I was baffled when they didn't resign him. The burnout in Toronto is not unexpected as that's what happened in Chicago and Pittsburgh. I wish him the best.
Tell that to Alain Lemieux...Semi offtopic, always makes me wonder how guys like him feel when their brother is a superstar making tens of millions of dollars and they can't carve a career in the league at all and are Europe bound. Yeah, I know, things could be worse for him, but still.
HahahaWhat this guy needs is a winning environment and an elite core to play with.
Yes, Stan Bowman incoming.