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Injuries?Lindstrom has flags for me at five considering the players that'll be available.
Injuries?Lindstrom has flags for me at five considering the players that'll be available.
Yup , Habs cant fuck this upLindstrom has flags for me at five considering the players that'll be available.
back injuries and broken wristInjuries?
Here's a good snapshot into his offensive skills. Actually, one-on-one, reminds me of Catton. Same kind of elusiveness, and how he exploits defenses. But Catton is definitely faster and a superior passer. But Sennecke is huge. Bit of an awkward skater still. But to be expected considering his insane growth spurt during the season. Intriguing prospect.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jArsV6ZamZY&t=175s
Yup , 1-2 years away from assessing next steps of the rebuildCan’t have every prospect unfortunately….as Gorton acknowledged this is a big summer - a wrong turn / decision will be hard to overcome
I don't like either of those injuries. Wrist injuries can affect your ability to stickhandle and shoot, which could cause a drop in offensive productivity. And back injuries tend to be chronic and potentially career-limiting. See: Yvan Cournoyer and Mike Bossy.back injuries and broken wrist
Hugo is thorough as fuck , every angle is coveredI don't like either of those injuries. Wrist injuries can affect your ability to stickhandle and shoot, which could cause a drop in offensive productivity. And back injuries tend to be chronic and potentially career-limiting. See: Yvan Cournoyer and Mike Bossy.
The ones in red all managed to play for us.FYI, 5OA picks over last 25-years:
2000 – Raffi Torres (LW, New York Islanders)
2001 – Stanislav Chistov (LW, Anaheim Ducks)
2002 – Ryan Whitney (D, Pittsburgh Penguins)
2003 – Tomas Vanek (LW, Buffalo Sabres)
2004 – Blake Wheeler (RW, Phoenix Coyotes)
2005 – Carey Price (G, Montréal Canadiens)
2006 – Phil Kessel (RW, Boston Bruins)
2007 – Karl Alzner (D, Washington Capitals)
2008 – Luke Schenn (D, Toronto Maple Leafs)
2009 – Brayden Schenn (C, Los Angeles Kings)
2010 – Nino Niederreiter (RW, New York Islanders)
2011 – Ryan Strome (C, New York Islanders)
2012 – Morgan Reilly (D, Toronto Maple Leafs)
2013 – Elias Lindholm (C, Carolina Hurricanes)
2014 – Michael Dal Colle (LW, New York Islanders)
2015 – Noah Hanifin (D, Carolina Hurricanes)
2016 – Olli Juolevi (D, Vancouver Canucks)
2017 – Elias Pettersson (C, Vancouver Canucks)
2018 – Barrett Hayton (C, Arizona Coyotes)
2019 – Alex Turcotte (C, Los Angeles Kings)
2020 – Jake Sanderson (D, Ottawa Senators)
2021 – Kent Johnson (C, Columbus Blue Jackets)
2022 - Cutter Gauthier (RW, Philadelphia Flyers)
2023 - Orville Redenbacher (D, Montreal Canadiens)
I count 2-Elite players thus far out of last 24-draft grouping
I'm sure that we will not be able to avoid a Hobson's choice when our turn comes up. Even the year we drafted first we had a choice of 3 potential #1's. We never seem to have a clear-cut choice.Hugo is thorough as fuck , every angle is covered
Due diligence will be done , all things being equal they will take a forward
If Demidov and Lindstrom are both gone , it gets interesting
The ones in red all managed to play for us.
And how can you not say that Kessel is elite? He won 3 Cups. He just needed to get away from the shit-show in Toronto.
Yeah I wouldn’t complain if we got a 35 goal scorer who never misses a hot dog stand like Kessel
View: https://x.com/rdsca/status/1788265876967317837?s=46&t=a3HPp5YfHU2XDo78oSJMFA
Repeat of circa Matthews lottery …
Yeah, just think of all the first round series we could have blown with him in a Habs uniform.yep just like when we got screwed out of Pig Nose
ah but at least we would have made them,,,Yeah, just think of all the first round series we could have blown with him in a Habs uniform.