Luc Bourdon is only 19 and I wouldn't really be that worried about his development pace right now. There is no point rushing Bourdon to the NHL next season and it would be best for his career if he waited out another year and played top minutes on the farm team.
Bourdon has a 2 way contract for 3 years right? If this is the case then having him be a call up defenseman is probably the best for his development next season.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 11:51 AM
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Ranked their speed...
Bure
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Bure
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Reid
I'd throw Grabner in their. I don't think ANYONE on this board has actually seen Raymond play. Speed doesn't mean s*** all if they can't finish **Cough Reid Cough**
Anyways, I like the way the Canucks have drafted the last couple of years regarding fast players. Grabner is the fastest player in the entire WHL. Nuff" Said.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 12:12 PM
Prospect Games For Monday!:
PEI @ Cape Breton (Bourdon)
Do something Luc for **** sake! :twisted:
PEI @ Cape Breton (Bourdon)
Do something Luc for **** sake! :twisted:
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 01:00 PM
I'd say it's hard to say which prospect is more talented. Raymond Simek or Grabner. They all seem really skilled. I hope they show as much at next years camp and when they eventually make the team.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 01:12 PM
I was particularly impressed by Simek at the World Juniors. It's not as though he's playing with a particularly strong offensive team in that case but he still had a strong showing. That was very encouraging to me and suggested to me a strong all around offensive game.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 01:33 PM
Is there a chance that Luc Bourdon can play Michael Grabner in the memorial cup?
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 01:43 PM
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Is there a chance that Luc Bourdon can play Michael Grabner in the memorial cup?
Unless Spokane puts on the glass slipper for the playoffs there is very little chance of his happening. THere is more of a chance of Grabner playing for the Moose in the playoffs.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 03:04 PM
Psycho_Path said:
I'd say it's hard to say which prospect is more talented. Raymond Simek or Grabner. They all seem really skilled. I hope they show as much at next years camp and when they eventually make the team.
Raymond and Grabner are more skilled for sure...
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 03:53 PM
youneedhockey101 said:
Is there a chance that Luc Bourdon can play Michael Grabner in the memorial cup?
Not really because Spokane isn't good enough to make it that far. You could see Bourdon play Simek though, because Brandon could compete for a Mem Cup spot.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 04:07 PM
itzabreeze said:
Professor Chaos said:
Ranked their speed...
Bure
Raymond
Reid
Bure
Raymond
Reid
I'd throw Grabner in their. I don't think ANYONE on this board has actually seen Raymond play. Speed doesn't mean s*** all if they can't finish **Cough Reid Cough**
Anyways, I like the way the Canucks have drafted the last couple of years regarding fast players. Grabner is the fastest player in the entire WHL. Nuff" Said.
A few of us have. One of his games was broadcast online by North Dakota. His speed was fairly evident.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 04:22 PM
Hell has frozen over :twisted:
Bourdon with an assist on the first goal of the game :twisted:
Bourdon with an assist on the first goal of the game :twisted:
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 04:26 PM
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Hell has frozen over :twisted:
Bourdon with an assist on the first goal of the game :twisted:
Bourdon with an assist on the first goal of the game :twisted:
It is really evident with his trading history he needs time adjusting to his new suroundings. After 1/2 season with Moncton he came back and ripped it up this year. I think he'll pick it up soon enough.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 04:59 PM
I see Grabner now has 36 goals and 14 assists in 50 games matching his exact total from last year, but that was in 67 games.
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Rahimi penalty costs Game 1
Daniel Rahimi's team Bjorkloven lost Game 1 of their series against Växjö last night, 1-2 in overtime.
Together with the three regular season match-ups between those two teams, Bjorkloven now has lost all four games vs. Växjö this season, and the outlook for the remainder of the series certainly is not that bright for the Canuck draftee and his mates.
13:14 into the overtime period, Rahimi (who else...?!) was sent off for boarding, and 79 seconds later Johan Andersson netted the winner for Växjö.
In Russia, winger Sergei Shirokov scored his eighth power play goal of the season in CSKA's 3-1 win over Novokuznetsk.
With 16 goals and 17 assists in 47 games, Shirokov ranks second on his team in goals and points. He also has 36 PIM and a +4 rating.
In Nizhnekamsk's 3-2 win over Chelyabinsk, defensive prospect Denis Grot was a healthy scratch for the third time in the last five games.
Rahimi penalty costs Game 1
Daniel Rahimi's team Bjorkloven lost Game 1 of their series against Växjö last night, 1-2 in overtime.
Together with the three regular season match-ups between those two teams, Bjorkloven now has lost all four games vs. Växjö this season, and the outlook for the remainder of the series certainly is not that bright for the Canuck draftee and his mates.
13:14 into the overtime period, Rahimi (who else...?!) was sent off for boarding, and 79 seconds later Johan Andersson netted the winner for Växjö.
In Russia, winger Sergei Shirokov scored his eighth power play goal of the season in CSKA's 3-1 win over Novokuznetsk.
With 16 goals and 17 assists in 47 games, Shirokov ranks second on his team in goals and points. He also has 36 PIM and a +4 rating.
In Nizhnekamsk's 3-2 win over Chelyabinsk, defensive prospect Denis Grot was a healthy scratch for the third time in the last five games.
Seems to have taken a penalty right out of Bulis' book.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 05:05 PM
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Rahimi penalty costs Game 1
Daniel Rahimi's team Bjorkloven lost Game 1 of their series against Växjö last night, 1-2 in overtime.
Together with the three regular season match-ups between those two teams, Bjorkloven now has lost all four games vs. Växjö this season, and the outlook for the remainder of the series certainly is not that bright for the Canuck draftee and his mates.
13:14 into the overtime period, Rahimi (who else...?!) was sent off for boarding, and 79 seconds later Johan Andersson netted the winner for Växjö.
In Russia, winger Sergei Shirokov scored his eighth power play goal of the season in CSKA's 3-1 win over Novokuznetsk.
With 16 goals and 17 assists in 47 games, Shirokov ranks second on his team in goals and points. He also has 36 PIM and a +4 rating.
In Nizhnekamsk's 3-2 win over Chelyabinsk, defensive prospect Denis Grot was a healthy scratch for the third time in the last five games.
Rahimi penalty costs Game 1
Daniel Rahimi's team Bjorkloven lost Game 1 of their series against Växjö last night, 1-2 in overtime.
Together with the three regular season match-ups between those two teams, Bjorkloven now has lost all four games vs. Växjö this season, and the outlook for the remainder of the series certainly is not that bright for the Canuck draftee and his mates.
13:14 into the overtime period, Rahimi (who else...?!) was sent off for boarding, and 79 seconds later Johan Andersson netted the winner for Växjö.
In Russia, winger Sergei Shirokov scored his eighth power play goal of the season in CSKA's 3-1 win over Novokuznetsk.
With 16 goals and 17 assists in 47 games, Shirokov ranks second on his team in goals and points. He also has 36 PIM and a +4 rating.
In Nizhnekamsk's 3-2 win over Chelyabinsk, defensive prospect Denis Grot was a healthy scratch for the third time in the last five games.
Seems to have taken a penalty right out of Bulis' book.
Does that mean Rahimi's team was eliminated?
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 05:06 PM
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February 26, 2007
Rahimi penalty costs Game 1
Daniel Rahimi's team Bjorkloven lost Game 1 of their series against Växjö last night, 1-2 in overtime.
Together with the three regular season match-ups between those two teams, Bjorkloven now has lost all four games vs. Växjö this season, and the outlook for the remainder of the series certainly is not that bright for the Canuck draftee and his mates.
13:14 into the overtime period, Rahimi (who else...?!) was sent off for boarding, and 79 seconds later Johan Andersson netted the winner for Växjö.
In Russia, winger Sergei Shirokov scored his eighth power play goal of the season in CSKA's 3-1 win over Novokuznetsk.
With 16 goals and 17 assists in 47 games, Shirokov ranks second on his team in goals and points. He also has 36 PIM and a +4 rating.
In Nizhnekamsk's 3-2 win over Chelyabinsk, defensive prospect Denis Grot was a healthy scratch for the third time in the last five games.
Rahimi penalty costs Game 1
Daniel Rahimi's team Bjorkloven lost Game 1 of their series against Växjö last night, 1-2 in overtime.
Together with the three regular season match-ups between those two teams, Bjorkloven now has lost all four games vs. Växjö this season, and the outlook for the remainder of the series certainly is not that bright for the Canuck draftee and his mates.
13:14 into the overtime period, Rahimi (who else...?!) was sent off for boarding, and 79 seconds later Johan Andersson netted the winner for Växjö.
In Russia, winger Sergei Shirokov scored his eighth power play goal of the season in CSKA's 3-1 win over Novokuznetsk.
With 16 goals and 17 assists in 47 games, Shirokov ranks second on his team in goals and points. He also has 36 PIM and a +4 rating.
In Nizhnekamsk's 3-2 win over Chelyabinsk, defensive prospect Denis Grot was a healthy scratch for the third time in the last five games.
Seems to have taken a penalty right out of Bulis' book.
He wants his Swedish team to lose so he can come over to North America faster 8)
QUOTE (cphil19 @ Feb 3 2009, 09:23 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Lolz at loser Canucks. Thank god I'm an Isles fan.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 05:16 PM
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The Imposter said:
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February 26, 2007
Rahimi penalty costs Game 1
Daniel Rahimi's team Bjorkloven lost Game 1 of their series against Växjö last night, 1-2 in overtime.
Together with the three regular season match-ups between those two teams, Bjorkloven now has lost all four games vs. Växjö this season, and the outlook for the remainder of the series certainly is not that bright for the Canuck draftee and his mates.
13:14 into the overtime period, Rahimi (who else...?!) was sent off for boarding, and 79 seconds later Johan Andersson netted the winner for Växjö.
In Russia, winger Sergei Shirokov scored his eighth power play goal of the season in CSKA's 3-1 win over Novokuznetsk.
With 16 goals and 17 assists in 47 games, Shirokov ranks second on his team in goals and points. He also has 36 PIM and a +4 rating.
In Nizhnekamsk's 3-2 win over Chelyabinsk, defensive prospect Denis Grot was a healthy scratch for the third time in the last five games.
Rahimi penalty costs Game 1
Daniel Rahimi's team Bjorkloven lost Game 1 of their series against Växjö last night, 1-2 in overtime.
Together with the three regular season match-ups between those two teams, Bjorkloven now has lost all four games vs. Växjö this season, and the outlook for the remainder of the series certainly is not that bright for the Canuck draftee and his mates.
13:14 into the overtime period, Rahimi (who else...?!) was sent off for boarding, and 79 seconds later Johan Andersson netted the winner for Växjö.
In Russia, winger Sergei Shirokov scored his eighth power play goal of the season in CSKA's 3-1 win over Novokuznetsk.
With 16 goals and 17 assists in 47 games, Shirokov ranks second on his team in goals and points. He also has 36 PIM and a +4 rating.
In Nizhnekamsk's 3-2 win over Chelyabinsk, defensive prospect Denis Grot was a healthy scratch for the third time in the last five games.
Seems to have taken a penalty right out of Bulis' book.
Does that mean Rahimi's team was eliminated?
Not yet I don't think but it appears they will be very soon. Looking back to toxic's post about this it seems like Rahimi's team is in a four team playoffs for a final spot in the next round of the playoffs. Seeing as they lost the first game they don't have much of a chance of moving on to the next round. But I don't know the exact format/rules so this is just speculation.
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