Schiender, Bourdon and Grabner can all play for the Moose in 2007-2008, correct?
That would be cool to see!
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 04:39 PM
Owned35 said:
Schiender, Bourdon and Grabner can all play for the Moose in 2007-2008, correct?
That would be cool to see!
That would be cool to see!
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 06:52 PM
Squigit said:
Owned35 said:
Schiender, Bourdon and Grabner can all play for the Moose in 2007-2008, correct?
That would be cool to see!
That would be cool to see!
Next years moose will feature a fair number of Canucks prospects,
Grabner
Bourdon
Rahimi
Raymond
Simek
Shirokov(pending contract)
Jaffary(pending contract)
Ellis-Plante
and possibly Schnieder if he decides to turn pro
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 07:00 PM
I really want to see Grabner in a Nucks' uniform in a couple of years
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 07:06 PM
Untouchable said:
Squigit said:
Owned35 said:
Schiender, Bourdon and Grabner can all play for the Moose in 2007-2008, correct?
That would be cool to see!
That would be cool to see!
Next years moose will feature a fair number of Canucks prospects,
Grabner
Bourdon
Rahimi
Raymond
Simek
Shirokov(pending contract)
Jaffary(pending contract)
Ellis-Plante
and possibly Schnieder if he decides to turn pro
Raymond, Simek and Schnieder don't have contracts at the moment.
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 07:09 PM
lost canuck said:
I really want to see Grabner in a Nucks' uniform in a couple of years
i wanna see him in one now.
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 07:10 PM
themcleanianone said:
lost canuck said:
I really want to see Grabner in a Nucks' uniform in a couple of years
i wanna see him in one now.
Wait until the end of his season and we could very likely see him in one.
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 07:16 PM
timw33 said:
themcleanianone said:
lost canuck said:
I really want to see Grabner in a Nucks' uniform in a couple of years
i wanna see him in one now.
Wait until the end of his season and we could very likely see him in one.
really :shock: cool. I just wanted him to bulk up a bit before entering the league
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 07:32 PM
lost canuck said:
timw33 said:
themcleanianone said:
lost canuck said:
I really want to see Grabner in a Nucks' uniform in a couple of years
i wanna see him in one now.
Wait until the end of his season and we could very likely see him in one.
really :shock: cool. I just wanted him to bulk up a bit before entering the league
Well we can call him up for the playoffs once his season is done since he is under contract.
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 07:54 PM
Squigit said:
Owned35 said:
Schiender, Bourdon and Grabner can all play for the Moose in 2007-2008, correct?
That would be cool to see!
That would be cool to see!
Not true. Bourdon would I guess, but his team will be making a pretty strong drive for the Memorial cup, so it's doubtful. And Grabner doesn't turn 20 until October, so he won't be able to either.
I think he might be able to join the Canucks though ...
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 07:57 PM
timw33 said:
lost canuck said:
timw33 said:
themcleanianone said:
lost canuck said:
I really want to see Grabner in a Nucks' uniform in a couple of years
i wanna see him in one now.
Wait until the end of his season and we could very likely see him in one.
really :shock: cool. I just wanted him to bulk up a bit before entering the league
Well we can call him up for the playoffs once his season is done since he is under contract.
nuck yeah!
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 08:03 PM
lost canuck said:
timw33 said:
lost canuck said:
timw33 said:
themcleanianone said:
lost canuck said:
I really want to see Grabner in a Nucks' uniform in a couple of years
i wanna see him in one now.
Wait until the end of his season and we could very likely see him in one.
really :shock: cool. I just wanted him to bulk up a bit before entering the league
Well we can call him up for the playoffs once his season is done since he is under contract.
nuck yeah!
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 08:10 PM
Hockeys Future: Top Russian Prospects
5. Kirill Koltsov, D (Vancouver Canucks)
Widely recognized as the most offensively gifted blue liner in Russian hockey, Koltsov has continued to play very well in the Super League. A quick skater with great puckhandling skills and a very dangerous wrist shot, Koltsov has been a serious scoring threat against any team. With that said, however, he also has had a number of his defensive lapses. In the Super League the young defenseman has been more effective and these lapses have been rarer, despite his constant involvement on offense. On the national team, however, Koltsov's periodic over involvement on the offensive end of the ice have cost the Russian team dearly at the LG Sweden Games. Overall, Koltsov has continued to develop well and has actually become more effective at both ends of the ice. He is an NHL-caliber blue liner, but will have to learn to play his position or play with forwards who will effectively compensate for him.
5. Kirill Koltsov, D (Vancouver Canucks)
Widely recognized as the most offensively gifted blue liner in Russian hockey, Koltsov has continued to play very well in the Super League. A quick skater with great puckhandling skills and a very dangerous wrist shot, Koltsov has been a serious scoring threat against any team. With that said, however, he also has had a number of his defensive lapses. In the Super League the young defenseman has been more effective and these lapses have been rarer, despite his constant involvement on offense. On the national team, however, Koltsov's periodic over involvement on the offensive end of the ice have cost the Russian team dearly at the LG Sweden Games. Overall, Koltsov has continued to develop well and has actually become more effective at both ends of the ice. He is an NHL-caliber blue liner, but will have to learn to play his position or play with forwards who will effectively compensate for him.
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 08:11 PM
we got a good future
bye ppl CDC sucks im out
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 08:25 PM
Grabner said:
Hockeys Future: Top Russian Prospects
5. Kirill Koltsov, D (Vancouver Canucks)
Widely recognized as the most offensively gifted blue liner in Russian hockey, Koltsov has continued to play very well in the Super League. A quick skater with great puckhandling skills and a very dangerous wrist shot, Koltsov has been a serious scoring threat against any team. With that said, however, he also has had a number of his defensive lapses. In the Super League the young defenseman has been more effective and these lapses have been rarer, despite his constant involvement on offense. On the national team, however, Koltsov's periodic over involvement on the offensive end of the ice have cost the Russian team dearly at the LG Sweden Games. Overall, Koltsov has continued to develop well and has actually become more effective at both ends of the ice. He is an NHL-caliber blue liner, but will have to learn to play his position or play with forwards who will effectively compensate for him.
5. Kirill Koltsov, D (Vancouver Canucks)
Widely recognized as the most offensively gifted blue liner in Russian hockey, Koltsov has continued to play very well in the Super League. A quick skater with great puckhandling skills and a very dangerous wrist shot, Koltsov has been a serious scoring threat against any team. With that said, however, he also has had a number of his defensive lapses. In the Super League the young defenseman has been more effective and these lapses have been rarer, despite his constant involvement on offense. On the national team, however, Koltsov's periodic over involvement on the offensive end of the ice have cost the Russian team dearly at the LG Sweden Games. Overall, Koltsov has continued to develop well and has actually become more effective at both ends of the ice. He is an NHL-caliber blue liner, but will have to learn to play his position or play with forwards who will effectively compensate for him.
That's what I wanted to hear. The rest of the analysis has been said many times before. I'd hate to see him come over and struggle.
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 08:31 PM
Ummmmm, no real need for that, nothing new on there, Though Mensator's stats are not up to date
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 08:38 PM
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toxic rd said:
1. The Jannik Hansen interview will not be available to anyone, if you want it you can read Part 1 on CDC, ill post the full typed out interview later
Meaning the audio will not be available? I'm assuming this isn't a case of you not being willing to share but rather restrictions put upon by CDC?
Not by CDC, but in respect towards the interviewer
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 10:58 PM
toxic rd said:
mball said:
toxic rd said:
1. The Jannik Hansen interview will not be available to anyone, if you want it you can read Part 1 on CDC, ill post the full typed out interview later
Meaning the audio will not be available? I'm assuming this isn't a case of you not being willing to share but rather restrictions put upon by CDC?
Not by CDC, but in respect towards the interviewer
why
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Posted 04 March 2007 - 11:41 PM
mball said:
Grabner said:
Hockeys Future: Top Russian Prospects
5. Kirill Koltsov, D (Vancouver Canucks)
Widely recognized as the most offensively gifted blue liner in Russian hockey, Koltsov has continued to play very well in the Super League. A quick skater with great puckhandling skills and a very dangerous wrist shot, Koltsov has been a serious scoring threat against any team. With that said, however, he also has had a number of his defensive lapses. In the Super League the young defenseman has been more effective and these lapses have been rarer, despite his constant involvement on offense. On the national team, however, Koltsov's periodic over involvement on the offensive end of the ice have cost the Russian team dearly at the LG Sweden Games. Overall, Koltsov has continued to develop well and has actually become more effective at both ends of the ice. He is an NHL-caliber blue liner, but will have to learn to play his position or play with forwards who will effectively compensate for him.
5. Kirill Koltsov, D (Vancouver Canucks)
Widely recognized as the most offensively gifted blue liner in Russian hockey, Koltsov has continued to play very well in the Super League. A quick skater with great puckhandling skills and a very dangerous wrist shot, Koltsov has been a serious scoring threat against any team. With that said, however, he also has had a number of his defensive lapses. In the Super League the young defenseman has been more effective and these lapses have been rarer, despite his constant involvement on offense. On the national team, however, Koltsov's periodic over involvement on the offensive end of the ice have cost the Russian team dearly at the LG Sweden Games. Overall, Koltsov has continued to develop well and has actually become more effective at both ends of the ice. He is an NHL-caliber blue liner, but will have to learn to play his position or play with forwards who will effectively compensate for him.
That's what I wanted to hear. The rest of the analysis has been said many times before. I'd hate to see him come over and struggle.
Edmonton's Grebeshkov got #2. He has 1/3 of the points, but I guess he's more polished defensively.
Shirokov got honorable mention.
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