Dr Jan Itor
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He's played LW almost exclusively.Isn't Kaprizov a RW. Also why would he leave?
He's played LW almost exclusively.Isn't Kaprizov a RW. Also why would he leave?
Horrible analogy. There are 20 different OHL teams. A leaf fan who happens to be a big fan of a particular OHL team will have good insight about a player on that team. Someone who casually follows the league as a whole will not. The Gophers are a huge presence in the state of Minnesota and the hockey following crowd likely has a lot of familiarity with a massive overlap between Minnesota Golden Gopher fans and Minnesota Wild fans.Nah this doesn't make any sense. That would be like saying any player in the OHL Leaf fans are experts on. I very much doubt any significant portion of fans were repeated viewers of college hockey.
He plays LW. And I didn't say he would leave.Isn't Kaprizov a RW. Also why would he leave?
Minnesota views him as untouchable. Not trying to trade him.As a rule of thumb I think it's harder for a team to get max. value from a highly valued goalie prospect.
Minnesota views him as untouchable. Not trying to trade him.
Minnesota views him as untouchable. Not trying to trade him.
Blues are not trading snuggerud. Not at allYes, only if we have secondary deals in place for Cooley and Snuggerud.
Nor is Utah trading Cooley either, so it was never going to happen in the first place, which was the point.Blues are not trading snuggerud. Not at all
I mean they traded the guy they picked above him two weeks ago, those discussions have long been happening lolIn a few years we will have thread and after thread asking why the OIlers did not want to draft him
At least Askarov might be more available than Wallstedt because of Saros's new deal.Wallstedt is Minnesota's goalie for the future, without him they pretty much have no options. Knies doesn't do anything for Minnesota in the near term either.
You're better off using Knies to get Askarov from Nashville.
I think Knies will end up MUCH better than HartmanHonestly, Minnesota has a Knies in Hartman (if he stays healthy). Hartman's best season should be what Knies tries to achieve every season. On the flip side Wallstedt could become the next Vasilevsky and I'd be hard pressed to trade Vas for Hartman.
What do you expect Knies to be?I think Knies will end up MUCH better than Hartman
I expect him to be a very good 2nd line power forward.What do you expect Knies to be?
Okay, I think your opinion of Hartman is pretty low. He has averaged 56 points per 82 games the last 3 seasons with mostly even strength production. That’s not 3rd line production.I expect him to be a very good 2nd line power forward.
Hartman is a 3rd line utility forward who can be a pest.
Only because he played with Kaprizov, as a center due to necessity since we didn't have any center depth.Okay, I think your opinion of Hartman is pretty low. He has averaged 56 points per 82 games the last 3 seasons with mostly even strength production. That’s not 3rd line production.
I do not agree with this at all. Is Rossi a 3rd line player in your books?Only because he played with Kaprizov, as a center due to necessity since we didn't have any center depth.
Prior to that he was a 3rd line winger when we had better centers.
On a real playoff team, he's not a top 6 player.
Remains to be seen but he profiles as a top 6 guyI do not agree with this at all. Is Rossi a 3rd line player in your books?
Exactly this. Time will tell, but I'd bet on more.Remains to be seen but he profiles as a top 6 guy
I mean he didn't really play with Kaprizov last season and was injured or coming off injuries and still put up 21 goals in 74 games. I'd say that is more middle 6 than anything.Only because he played with Kaprizov, as a center due to necessity since we didn't have any center depth.
Prior to that he was a 3rd line winger when we had better centers.
On a real playoff team, he's not a top 6 player.