Which players raised their stock? Which players hurt their stock?

[DackellDuck]

Based on this tournament.

Raised:

Brady Tkachuk - The premier power forward in the game, now everyone knows.
Mitch Marner - A very big game at a big time. That’s big for his narrative.
Jordan Binnington - He may let in the odd softie, but he’s Mr. Clutch for the rest of his life.
Zack Werenski - Not a lot of people watch Columbus. But they should to see him play.

Hurt:

Auston Matthews - I thought he coasted through the first 3 games, and while he got some chances tonight when he got paired with Brady, he once again couldn’t score in the big moment.
Jack Hughes - Looked like a junior player out there.
Devon Toews - He was okay with Makar, bad without. May have played himself off the Olympic team.
Mark Stone - Still a great NHLer, but couldn’t keep up with the pace of best on best.
Adam Fox - He’s good?

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[Breakers]

Thought Adam Fox was invisible

 

[Frank the Tank]

Slavin earned himself a bunch of Norris votes in games that technically don't count towards voting.

 

[NyQuil]

I think Marchand has shown that his days of playing best on best are over.

He and Stone both looked too slow out there.

 

[Senscore]

Bit of a late addition but Sanderson stepped up

 

[JediOrderPizza]

I'd be shocked if that didn't help Larkin get a spot for the Olympics.

Started as friggen 4th line RW lol.

 

[LeafChief]

Matthews has been playing injured all year and had two assists in the finals.

Some of the takes on this website tonight are incredibly moronic. Eichel scored 0 goals in the tournament. Did his stock drop? What about Matthew Tkachuk?

 

[Video Nasty]

In regards to Matthews, you can’t kill what’s already dead.

 

[DackellDuck]

Matthews has been playing injured all year and had two assists in the finals.

Some of the takes on this website tonight are incredibly moronic. Eichel scored 0 goals in the tournament. Did his stock drop? What about Matthew Tkachuk?

Eichel and Matthew Tkachuk have won cups and have proven themselves in big games.

Matthews is the league’s “premiere goalscorer” who can’t seem to score when the moment gets big. This was just another missed opportunity for him.

If he had scored in OT the narrative would have changed. I would’ve listed him next to Marner. But he didn’t.

 

[TCIH]

Slavin was really impressive tonight.

 

[slobbergob]

Slavin was so good for the US. Seemed like he made the right play every time he was on the ice.

Hughes was invisible. Fox too.

I don't know if they raised their stock or not but Sanheim and Harley were pleasant surprises for me. They both played well.

 

[kanucks25]

Good:
Brady
Sanderson
Slavin
Binnington
Marner

Bad:
Stone
Reinhart
Jarvis
Konecny
Jack Hughes

 

[The Shadow]

Based on this tournament.

Raised:

Brady Tkachuk - The premier power forward in the game, now everyone knows.
Mitch Marner - A very big game at a big time. That’s big for his narrative.
Jordan Binnington - He may let in the odd softie, but he’s Mr. Clutch for the rest of his life.
Zack Werenski - Not a lot of people watch Columbus. But they should to see him play.

Hurt:

Auston Matthews - I thought he coasted through the first 3 games, and while he got some chances tonight when he got paired with Brady, he once again couldn’t score in the big moment.
Jack Hughes - Looked like a junior player out there.
Devon Toews - He was okay with Makar, bad without. May have played himself off the Olympic team.
Mark Stone - Still a great NHLer, but couldn’t keep up with the pace of best on best.
Adam Fox - He’s good?

Jack Hughes was terrible. Did not do anything at all

 

[NotTheRocketman]

Thought Adam Fox was invisible

Honestly, he's never impressed me. For a Norris Winner, the guy is invisible out there. There are people who put him in the same company as Makar and Hughes and I think that's absolutely ridiculous.

 

[Brock Anton]

Thought Adam Fox was invisible

Oh, he was very visible. Just not in a good way.

 

[NotTheRocketman]

Eichel and Matthew Tkachuk have won cups and have proven themselves in big games.

Matthews is the league’s “premiere goalscorer” who can’t seem to score when the moment gets big. This was just another missed opportunity for him.

If he had scored in OT the narrative would have changed. I would’ve listed him next to Marner. But he didn’t.

In Matthews defense, he would have absolutely had a goal tonight had Binnington not played out of his mind. I think Auston looked really dangerous tonight, had a pair of assists and multiple point blank chances. He just got goalied.

 

[Bouboumaster]

Raised:
Binnington, Marner, Bennett, B. Tkachuck, Slavin, Larkin

Hurted:
Stone, Matthews, Eichel

 

[LaffyTaffy13]

Raised:
Slavin

Hurt:
Fox
Hughes

 

[NyQuil]

Konecny

He barely played.

 

[ItsFineImFine]

> Devon Toews - He was okay with Makar, bad without. May have played himself off the Olympic team.

Anyone who has this opinion does not know how to watch dmen and is only looking at what dmen are doing with the puck.

 

[bland]

Unfortunately I noticed Fox quite a bit tonight. Rough game for Adam.

Watching Faber defend McDavid 1 on 1 flawlessly hurts so damn much as a Kings fan.

 

[Eternal Leaf]

Honestly, Slavin was amazing.

I knew he was good, but wow he was so dominant on the ice making clutch play after clutch play. Hurricanes are lucky to have him.

Brady Tkachuk too. Showed he can be a serious playoff performer if given the chance.

On the other hand, Jack Hughes damaged his rep. Not good at all while also getting tossed around.

For the Canadians, Marner improved his rep and so did Harley. I was surprised at how composed Harley looked. Some of the other big game players are already proven in the playoffs so basically maintained their rep.

 

[kanucks25]

He barely played.

He was horrendous in game 1, it was enough to be put on the list.

 

[TheBeastCoast]

Harley.

 

[SupremeNachos]

Brodin
Faber
JEE