I forgot how much of a scorer his dad was, he had sick handles. Fun fact, he was the first person to teach me the Savard spinorama.Think he can match his dad's sophomore total of 30 goals this season.
I forgot how much of a scorer his dad was, he had sick handles. Fun fact, he was the first person to teach me the Savard spinorama.Think he can match his dad's sophomore total of 30 goals this season.
Would be disappointing if all 3 are in Springfield bulk of next year.Looking forward to seeing Bolduc - Dvorsky - Snuggerud in Springfield next year and then the Blues the following year.
No Snuggy Bear slander is allowed hereLittle dose of reality here: Since the 5 goal weekend he really hasn't done much. No 5 on 5 goals in the last ten games. It's clear he's leaving after this season and part of me wonders if he has half a foot out the door already.
He could use another year in college. I expect he will struggle with the speed increase next year and spend at least half the season in the AHL.
No Snuggy Bear slander is allowed here
You and I usually see things similarly--but I think you are missing that the NCAA has been an strong development league recently:Why is that Yurov, playing very well in a better league, is spending another year in the KHL for “development”, yet Snuggerud is considered NHL ready this spring? Is MN being too cautious, or is STL (or their fans), rushing him?
My comment might be more of a criticism of Guerin and him not getting Yurov over next season(my view) than a statement about Snuggerud And his development. I do prefer to overcook my college prospects rather than stick them in the pros prematurely, but Snuggerud appears to have the frame to withstand pro hockey. Yurov is already playing in pro hockey, and doing very well, so I don’t understand WTH Guerin is thinking.You and I usually see things similarly--but I think you are missing that the NCAA has been an strong development league recently:
Faber, L Hughes, Power, Cooley, Fantilli, Knies, Sanderson, Laferriere.