[Verloren]

Kadri
Some scouts are saying he's good positionally in the neutral zone to force turnovers/strip the puck. Apparently tires himself out as he doesn't follow the system enough.

Could possibly benefit from more conditioning if he tires out too quickly on a long shift.

Glennie looks likie a solid pick as well. Leading his team in PP and PK time.

[ilikecanucks]

Scott Glennie reminds me off Jeff Carter, has size and speed an can shoot the puck. Glennie has an excellent shot. Hopefully the canucks can get this guy. I would take him at 10. I hope somehow he falls to 20 or wherever we end up picking.

[Baggy Spandex]

Grama, on Feb 16 2009, 09:34 PM, said:

from what I heard his shot is the worst part about his game???? Doens't mean I am right tho....

From the game I watched he had a couple nice shots, but now that I have read up on it, people say it's weak but accurate. So that is my bad. thanks for correcting me though.

[chickenman92]

the thing that worries me about kadri a bit is he looks good yes but he's always played with great players so teams don't worry about him as much. last year he looked pretty good for the rangers but that was a power house team and he was their 4th or 5th option. this year now he's playing with tavares, if your a D and those 2 are coming in on you who are you more worried about?

imo kadri will be a solid player in all 3 zones and not a bad pick but i do think there will be better players there when we pick hopefully.

[chickenman92]

feb iss rankings


1 Tavares, John C 9/20/1990 L 6.00 200 London OHL
2 Hedman, Victor LD 12/18/1990 L 6.06 220 Modo SweE
3 Svensson-Paajarvi, Magnus LW 4/12/1991 L 6.01 200 Timra SweE
4 Duchene, Matt C 1/16/1991 L 5.11 196 Brampton OHL
5 Schenn, Brayden C 8/22/1991 L 6.00 193 Brandon WHL
6 Cowen, Jared LD 1/25/1991 L 6.04.7 218 Spokane WHL
7 Kane, Evander C 8/2/1991 L 6.01 180 Vancouver WHL
8 Kadri, Nazem C 10/6/1990 L 5.11.5 180 London OHL
9 Shore, Drew C 1/29/1991 R 6.02 190 USA Under-18 NTDP
10 Josefson, Jacob C 3/2/1991 L 6.00 187 Djurgarden SweE
11 Schroeder, Jordan RW 9/29/1990 R 5.08.2 175 Minnesota WCHA
12 Ellis, Ryan RD 1/3/1991 R 5.09.2 183 Windsor OHL
13 Holland, Peter C 1/14/1991 L 6.01.5 188 Guelph OHL
14 Kulikov, Dmitri LD 10/29/1990 L 6.00 190 Drummondville QMJHL
15 Despres, Simon LD 7/27/1991 L 6.03.5 214 Saint John QMJHL
16 Leblanc, Louis C 1/26/1991 R 6.00 178 Omaha USHL
17 Moore, John LD 11/19/1990 L 6.02 189 Chicago USHL
18 Ferraro, Landon RW 8/8/1991 R 5.11 169 Red Deer WHL
19 Kassian, Zack RW 1/24/1991 R 6.02.5 212 Peterborough OHL
20 Glennie, Scott C 2/22/1991 R 6.01 180 Brandon WHL
21 Palmieri, Kyle C 2/1/1991 R 5.10 191 USA Under-18 NTDP
22 Ashton, Carter LW 4/1/1991 L 6.04 212 Lethbridge WHL
23 Morin, Jeremy C 4/16/1991 R 6.00.5 189 USA Under-18 NTDP
24 Werek, Ethan C 6/7/1991 L 6.00.5 191 Kingston OHL
25 Nattinen, Joonas C 1/3/1991 R 6.02 183 Espoo FinJrA
26 Elliott, Stefan LD 1/30/1991 R 6.00.2 185 Saskatoon WHL
27 Caron, Jordan C 11/2/1990 L 6.02.5 200 Rimouski QMJHL
28 Ekman-Larsson, Oliver LD 7/17/1991 L 6.02 176 Leksands SweAl
29 Rundblad, David RD 10/8/1990 R 6.02 189 Skelleftea SweE
30 Kreider, Chris LW 4/30/1991 L 6.02 201 AndoverAcademy MA-HS

RISING

Kyle Palmieri - The best US forward at recent 5-Nation tournament, Palmieri is an explosive skater who can beat defensemen in the blink of an eye. He needs very little space to fly away from his opponents – has that extra gear that pulls him away. A fun player to watch skate with the puck, Palmieri is capable of great feeds in the
offensive end as well.

Mattias Lindstrom - Lindstrom is ″a huge truck on wheels’’ and is impossible to stop once he gets going. Screens the goaltender on the power play – scores
important goals from the top of the crease area. Lindstrom has good speed and hockey sense and should be regarded as a strong NHL draft pick for his
size and offensive skills. Reminds ISS scouts of Tomas Holmstrom.

Drew Shore - Shore is an extremely agile player with explosive lateral movement. He never quits skating. After a pretty quiet first game at 5-Nations, Shore
became one of the best players on any team as the tournament progressed and was a major reason the US squad was able to finish at the top.

Sami Vatanen – Had probably the best overall performance of any defenseman at recent 5-Nation '91 tournament. Extremely competitive and great fitness level. Logged about 30 minutes each game.

Simon Bertilsson - Bertilsson has good size and a decent shot and adds good puck movement and distribution skills to a strong skating base to create a
very dynamic package for a defender. He is calm with the puck and often makes strong intelligent decisions. Had a very consistent and strong tournament at recent
5-Nation '91.

Oliver Ekman-Larsson – His shot can be compared to pro-level players. Once he gets going he can skate all the way down to shoot, or make a pass to an open
teammate. Has the ability to throw some crushing hits and impressed ISS scouts with a solid performance during the 5-Nation '91 tournament.

Jakub Jerabek – Impressed ISS scouts with recent strong performance at 5-Nation '90 Turku, Finland. He wasn’t on the ice for a single 5-on-5 goal against
during the tournament, which is a testament to his very strong defensive instincts and coverage abilities.

Edward Pasquale – In our opinion, is head and shoulders above any draft eligible goaltender in the Ontario Hockey League. He plays such a calm game and
does a nice job controlling his rebounds. His feet are very quick and he reads the play very well. Not to mention he looks huge in the net but is also quite agile.

David Weiss - Weiss is a very strong all around player who ISS believes has a ton of potential to develop into a useful and effective player at the next
level. A youngster who already has a plethora of experience playing with men, Weiss would be a pretty safe project for any NHL club and has the necessary
tools to develop into a very strong player.

Tomas Tatar - Tatar has long been known to be a tremendous scorer, but the WJC was his breakout party. Tatar has great hands and a tremendous shot.
His ability to be in the right place at the right time is incredible. No player saw his 2009 draft stock rise higher then Tatar after this tournament.

FALLING

Jeremy Morin -- Morin is a terrific prospect who played a number of games with the NTDP Under-18 team last year as an underage. Gifted offensively, he currently leads team in goals with 20, however he did not get a chance to shine at the recent 5-Nations in Sweden, as he was forced to sit in the stands for USA's
final three games of the event due to an off-ice issue. A player who has the tools to play at the next level, but must make sure that he maintains his focus.

Jared Cowen – The big BUT with Cowen is not whether he will be drafted, it is will he slide with his recent season-ending knee injury. He will be having
reconstructive surgery on his knee. Has Pronger-like skill and with a full recovery, Cowen will make a NHL club very happy if they take a chance on this guy.

Chris Perugini -- Smaller goalie who is very quick. Lack of size does give him problems when traffic is in slot area. His ability to play well consistently will
ultimately determine where he’ll be drafted.

Teemu Eronen - At 5'10 he has size and strength issues, and his decision-making has been dubious at times. Although we still believe that he will
mature into a solid defenseman, we are concerned about his pro upside, and a drop in the rankings is the result.

Adam Hughesman -- As a 16-year-old he put up great numbers, however this season he had a good start but has battled the consistency bug all season and was
recently a healthy scratch. He is a knock-kneed type skater that doesn't have the first three steps to pull away, although he does get there.

Bjorn Krupp -- Good size but doesn't do anything to distinguish himself on the ice. While skating, he has lots of extra movement and wasted energy - hopping
around. Krupp could hear his name called late in the draft, although it’s more than likely teams will pass on him and keep an eye for his development over the
next couple of seasons.

[Baggy Spandex]

chickenman92, on Feb 17 2009, 06:38 AM, said:

feb iss rankings


1 Tavares, John C 9/20/1990 L 6.00 200 London OHL
2 Hedman, Victor LD 12/18/1990 L 6.06 220 Modo SweE
3 Svensson-Paajarvi, Magnus LW 4/12/1991 L 6.01 200 Timra SweE
4 Duchene, Matt C 1/16/1991 L 5.11 196 Brampton OHL
5 Schenn, Brayden C 8/22/1991 L 6.00 193 Brandon WHL
6 Cowen, Jared LD 1/25/1991 L 6.04.7 218 Spokane WHL
7 Kane, Evander C 8/2/1991 L 6.01 180 Vancouver WHL
8 Kadri, Nazem C 10/6/1990 L 5.11.5 180 London OHL
9 Shore, Drew C 1/29/1991 R 6.02 190 USA Under-18 NTDP
10 Josefson, Jacob C 3/2/1991 L 6.00 187 Djurgarden SweE
11 Schroeder, Jordan RW 9/29/1990 R 5.08.2 175 Minnesota WCHA
12 Ellis, Ryan RD 1/3/1991 R 5.09.2 183 Windsor OHL
13 Holland, Peter C 1/14/1991 L 6.01.5 188 Guelph OHL
14 Kulikov, Dmitri LD 10/29/1990 L 6.00 190 Drummondville QMJHL
15 Despres, Simon LD 7/27/1991 L 6.03.5 214 Saint John QMJHL
16 Leblanc, Louis C 1/26/1991 R 6.00 178 Omaha USHL
17 Moore, John LD 11/19/1990 L 6.02 189 Chicago USHL
18 Ferraro, Landon RW 8/8/1991 R 5.11 169 Red Deer WHL
19 Kassian, Zack RW 1/24/1991 R 6.02.5 212 Peterborough OHL
20 Glennie, Scott C 2/22/1991 R 6.01 180 Brandon WHL
21 Palmieri, Kyle C 2/1/1991 R 5.10 191 USA Under-18 NTDP
22 Ashton, Carter LW 4/1/1991 L 6.04 212 Lethbridge WHL
23 Morin, Jeremy C 4/16/1991 R 6.00.5 189 USA Under-18 NTDP
24 Werek, Ethan C 6/7/1991 L 6.00.5 191 Kingston OHL
25 Nattinen, Joonas C 1/3/1991 R 6.02 183 Espoo FinJrA
26 Elliott, Stefan LD 1/30/1991 R 6.00.2 185 Saskatoon WHL
27 Caron, Jordan C 11/2/1990 L 6.02.5 200 Rimouski QMJHL
28 Ekman-Larsson, Oliver LD 7/17/1991 L 6.02 176 Leksands SweAl
29 Rundblad, David RD 10/8/1990 R 6.02 189 Skelleftea SweE
30 Kreider, Chris LW 4/30/1991 L 6.02 201 AndoverAcademy MA-HS

RISING

Kyle Palmieri - The best US forward at recent 5-Nation tournament, Palmieri is an explosive skater who can beat defensemen in the blink of an eye. He needs very little space to fly away from his opponents – has that extra gear that pulls him away. A fun player to watch skate with the puck, Palmieri is capable of great feeds in the
offensive end as well.

Mattias Lindstrom - Lindstrom is ″a huge truck on wheels'' and is impossible to stop once he gets going. Screens the goaltender on the power play – scores
important goals from the top of the crease area. Lindstrom has good speed and hockey sense and should be regarded as a strong NHL draft pick for his
size and offensive skills. Reminds ISS scouts of Tomas Holmstrom.

Drew Shore - Shore is an extremely agile player with explosive lateral movement. He never quits skating. After a pretty quiet first game at 5-Nations, Shore
became one of the best players on any team as the tournament progressed and was a major reason the US squad was able to finish at the top.

Sami Vatanen – Had probably the best overall performance of any defenseman at recent 5-Nation '91 tournament. Extremely competitive and great fitness level. Logged about 30 minutes each game.

Simon Bertilsson - Bertilsson has good size and a decent shot and adds good puck movement and distribution skills to a strong skating base to create a
very dynamic package for a defender. He is calm with the puck and often makes strong intelligent decisions. Had a very consistent and strong tournament at recent
5-Nation '91.

Oliver Ekman-Larsson – His shot can be compared to pro-level players. Once he gets going he can skate all the way down to shoot, or make a pass to an open
teammate. Has the ability to throw some crushing hits and impressed ISS scouts with a solid performance during the 5-Nation '91 tournament.

Jakub Jerabek – Impressed ISS scouts with recent strong performance at 5-Nation '90 Turku, Finland. He wasn't on the ice for a single 5-on-5 goal against
during the tournament, which is a testament to his very strong defensive instincts and coverage abilities.

Edward Pasquale – In our opinion, is head and shoulders above any draft eligible goaltender in the Ontario Hockey League. He plays such a calm game and
does a nice job controlling his rebounds. His feet are very quick and he reads the play very well. Not to mention he looks huge in the net but is also quite agile.

David Weiss - Weiss is a very strong all around player who ISS believes has a ton of potential to develop into a useful and effective player at the next
level. A youngster who already has a plethora of experience playing with men, Weiss would be a pretty safe project for any NHL club and has the necessary
tools to develop into a very strong player.

Tomas Tatar - Tatar has long been known to be a tremendous scorer, but the WJC was his breakout party. Tatar has great hands and a tremendous shot.
His ability to be in the right place at the right time is incredible. No player saw his 2009 draft stock rise higher then Tatar after this tournament.

FALLING

Jeremy Morin -- Morin is a terrific prospect who played a number of games with the NTDP Under-18 team last year as an underage. Gifted offensively, he currently leads team in goals with 20, however he did not get a chance to shine at the recent 5-Nations in Sweden, as he was forced to sit in the stands for USA's
final three games of the event due to an off-ice issue. A player who has the tools to play at the next level, but must make sure that he maintains his focus.

Jared Cowen – The big BUT with Cowen is not whether he will be drafted, it is will he slide with his recent season-ending knee injury. He will be having
reconstructive surgery on his knee. Has Pronger-like skill and with a full recovery, Cowen will make a NHL club very happy if they take a chance on this guy.

Chris Perugini -- Smaller goalie who is very quick. Lack of size does give him problems when traffic is in slot area. His ability to play well consistently will
ultimately determine where he'll be drafted.

Teemu Eronen - At 5'10 he has size and strength issues, and his decision-making has been dubious at times. Although we still believe that he will
mature into a solid defenseman, we are concerned about his pro upside, and a drop in the rankings is the result.

Adam Hughesman -- As a 16-year-old he put up great numbers, however this season he had a good start but has battled the consistency bug all season and was
recently a healthy scratch. He is a knock-kneed type skater that doesn't have the first three steps to pull away, although he does get there.

Bjorn Krupp -- Good size but doesn't do anything to distinguish himself on the ice. While skating, he has lots of extra movement and wasted energy - hopping
around. Krupp could hear his name called late in the draft, although it's more than likely teams will pass on him and keep an eye for his development over the
next couple of seasons.

Wow, very interesting to see Drew Shore come out of no where. Haven't read up on him yet but I didn't see him as a top 10 pick.

Great to see Kassian and Glennie possibly in the Canucks range, these guys would be great picks around our spot.

This months rankings have changed A LOT from the ones of previous months, even Morin has fallen a ton.

This post has been edited by Baggy Spandex: 17 February 2009 - 04:04 PM

[Kookookajoob]

Oliver Ekman-Larsson pwease

[chickenman92]

Baggy Spandex, on Feb 17 2009, 04:02 PM, said:

Wow, very interesting to see Drew Shore come out of no where. Haven't read up on him yet but I didn't see him as a top 10 pick.

Great to see Kassian and Glennie possibly in the Canucks range, these guys would be great picks around our spot.

This months rankings have changed A LOT from the ones of previous months, even Morin has fallen a ton.

shore's been all over the place this year i think he was 10-12 range at the start then he struggled for the 1st half of the season and tourney's (had an awful junior a worlds i think it was)and dropped to around the 30-40 range but recently he was the usa's top player at the 5 nations u-18 and that seems to have shot him back up the rankings. he's had a very inconsistant year.

he's a big guy(6"2 190) who skates really well and goes to the net without fear and every chance he gets, at the start of the year he was compared by scouts as a better skating ryan smyth. he plays hard and loves the game. knock on him is people aren't sure how skilled he is because he get a lot of garbage type goals. i think he'll be an nhl player i'm just not sold on him being a top 6 guy.

[Gnickers87]

if we're picking around 20, I'd like Ekman-Larsson or even Kulikov if he is still there. But since Kulikov is currently in the QMHJL, there is a chance he could go higher then he would if he was in Russia.

This post has been edited by Gnickers87: 18 February 2009 - 01:24 PM

[Verloren]

Ellis is starting to get double teamed a lot, so that means a lot about what he can do on the PP. Is reportedly playing 5v4 and 5v3 PK and has good balance.

[absent]

I would be incredibly thrilled if the Canucks had a chance to draft Ellis. With speedsters like Grabner and Raymond as potentially key parts of our team's future, they're going to need a d-man who can spring them effectively. Plus, the potential of having Ellis working with Hodgson on the PP is quite enticing.

[ilikecanucks]

1 Tavares, John C 9/20/1990 L 6.00 200 London OHL
2 Hedman, Victor LD 12/18/1990 L 6.06 220 Modo SweE
3 Svensson-Paajarvi, Magnus LW 4/12/1991 L 6.01 200 Timra SweE
4 Duchene, Matt C 1/16/1991 L 5.11 196 Brampton OHL
5 Schenn, Brayden C 8/22/1991 L 6.00 193 Brandon WHL
6 Cowen, Jared LD 1/25/1991 L 6.04.7 218 Spokane WHL
7 Kane, Evander C 8/2/1991 L 6.01 180 Vancouver WHL
8 Kadri, Nazem C 10/6/1990 L 5.11.5 180 London OHL
9 Shore, Drew C 1/29/1991 R 6.02 190 USA Under-18 NTDP
10 Josefson, Jacob C 3/2/1991 L 6.00 187 Djurgarden SweE
11 Schroeder, Jordan RW 9/29/1990 R 5.08.2 175 Minnesota WCHA
12 Ellis, Ryan RD 1/3/1991 R 5.09.2 183 Windsor OHL
13 Holland, Peter C 1/14/1991 L 6.01.5 188 Guelph OHL
14 Kulikov, Dmitri LD 10/29/1990 L 6.00 190 Drummondville QMJHL
15 Despres, Simon LD 7/27/1991 L 6.03.5 214 Saint John QMJHL
16 Leblanc, Louis C 1/26/1991 R 6.00 178 Omaha USHL
17 Moore, John LD 11/19/1990 L 6.02 189 Chicago USHL
18 Ferraro, Landon RW 8/8/1991 R 5.11 169 Red Deer WHL
19 Kassian, Zack RW 1/24/1991 R 6.02.5 212 Peterborough OHL
20 Glennie, Scott C 2/22/1991 R 6.01 180 Brandon WHL
21 Palmieri, Kyle C 2/1/1991 R 5.10 191 USA Under-18 NTDP
22 Ashton, Carter LW 4/1/1991 L 6.04 212 Lethbridge WHL
23 Morin, Jeremy C 4/16/1991 R 6.00.5 189 USA Under-18 NTDP
24 Werek, Ethan C 6/7/1991 L 6.00.5 191 Kingston OHL
25 Nattinen, Joonas C 1/3/1991 R 6.02 183 Espoo FinJrA
26 Elliott, Stefan LD 1/30/1991 R 6.00.2 185 Saskatoon WHL
27 Caron, Jordan C 11/2/1990 L 6.02.5 200 Rimouski QMJHL
28 Ekman-Larsson, Oliver LD 7/17/1991 L 6.02 176 Leksands SweAl
29 Rundblad, David RD 10/8/1990 R 6.02 189 Skelleftea SweE
30 Kreider, Chris LW 4/30/1991 L 6.02 201 AndoverAcademy MA-HS

I am interested to know who each of the top 30 draft eligible prospects would be compared to a current NHLer.

Hedman has been called the Swedish Pronger.
Glennie I compare to a Jeff Carter.
Kassian a prototypical Bertuzzi "esque" player.
OEL has drawn Lidstrom type comparrisons of late.
I have heard Leblanc also compared to Simon Gagne.

Specific comparisons I would like to hear are: Duchesne, Palmieri, Josefson, Shore, Morin, Werek, and Moore.

From reading about Palmieri I tend to relate him to fellow american Zach Parise. Am I far off here?

Im guessing Chickenman has the best scouting report out there at the moment. If you are bored why not give me a list of comparisons.

[Verloren]

I wouldn't mind seeing Moore on the Nucks either, although he might end up dropping to 2nd round because he's in the USHL.

Mckeen's on Duchene
Similar to Afinogenov in terms of stickhandling, could end up similar to Kris Draper as a shut down forward with a lot of offense. Also compared to Hodgson with more raw talent, but less hockey sense.

Josefson - Marc Savard
Shore - Milan Michalek
Morin - hands similar to Tim Connolly
Werek - wants to emulate Big Joe

[ilikecanucks]

Verloren, on Feb 26 2009, 02:14 PM, said:

I wouldn't mind seeing Moore on the Nucks either, although he might end up dropping to 2nd round because he's in the USHL.

Mckeen's on Duchene
Similar to Afinogenov in terms of stickhandling, could end up similar to Kris Draper as a shut down forward with a lot of offense. Also compared to Hodgson with more raw talent, but less hockey sense.

Josefson - Marc Savard
Shore - Milan Michalek
Morin - hands similar to Tim Connolly
Werek - wants to emulate Big Joe

I dont think many teams are scared of drafting Moore, most scouts have him as a 1st rounder easily. I think its too hard to order the d-man in the 1st round, especially those of the 2nd tier. Out of Moore, Elliott, Rundblad, De Haan, and Olsen (OEL has moved up to 1st tier), you cant really go wrong. I would be happy with any of those guys. However, this draft is deep, and out of those 5 I think only 2 will slip into the 2nd round - De Haan and Olsen - NOT for talent, but for need. Especially when you think the bottom 4 picks probably belong to Detroit, SJ, Boston, and Washington, Washington drafted Carlsson in the 1st last year. Detroit probably grabs Swedish forward Johansson, as they already have a number of good defensive prospects. SJ's pick now belongs to NYI, so depending on whether they finish last or not, they could be inline to grab a d-man, but you never know with the Isles, they have been known to make weird picks ie. Bailey over Hodgson (THANK YOU GARTH SNOW!)

Interesting. From what I have seen of Duchesne, his speed and body type remind me of a less talented crosby.

Werek has started to intrigue me a lot lately. Would love to get him, not with a 1st though.

[chickenman92]

1 Tavares, John - Brett Hull
2 Hedman, Victor - bigger Scott Neidermayer
3 Svensson-Paajarvi, Magnus - Ryan Getzlaf
4 Duchene, Matt - Patrick Marleau
5 Schenn, Brayden - Shane Doan
6 Cowen, Jared - willie mitchell with better skill
7 Kane, Evander - Zach Parise
8 Kadri, Nazem - Mike Ribeiro
9 Shore, Drew - faster ryan smyth
10 Josefson, Jacob - Pavel Datsyuk with less skill and flash
11 Schroeder, Jordan - pat kane
12 Ellis, Ryan - Brian Rafalski with less ice time
13 Holland, Peter - less agressive eric staal
14 Kulikov, Dmitri - sergei Zubov
15 Despres, Simon - more physical Wade Redden
16 Leblanc, Louis - simon gagne
17 Moore, John - John-Michael Liles
18 Ferraro, Landon - Jason Blake
19 Kassian, Zack - milan lucic with a bit better hands
20 Glennie, Scott -bigger Martin St. Louis
21 Palmieri, Kyle - rob brindamor
22 Ashton, Carter - faster Keith Tkachuk
23 Morin, Jeremy - jerome iginla
24 Werek, Ethan - ryan kesler
25 Nattinen, Joonas - Mikko Koivu
26 Elliott, Stefan - Brian Campbell
27 Caron, Jordan - slower Erik Cole
28 Ekman-Larsson, Oliver - Kimmo Timonen
29 Rundblad, David - mike green
30 Kreider, Chris - less defensive rene bourque

these are if they reach their full potential, I know most of them won't be as good as their comparison

[StrongSide]

when is the March edition coming out Tim?

[timw33]

FrodoTeabaggins, on Mar 1 2009, 05:10 PM, said:

when is the March edition coming out Tim?

After the trade deadline.

[StrongSide]

so 12:01 on Wednesday? sweet!!!

[ilikecanucks]

timw33, on Mar 1 2009, 07:09 PM, said:

After the trade deadline.

I hope you are planning on putting the 2nd round in as well for the March Poll.

A 3rd round would be cool too, but might be too much work!

Please dont forget to put Taylor Beck on your 2nd round poll, this guy is going to be good.