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Adarsh Sant
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51 minutes ago, Alflives said:
It's going to be a rough season or two here anyway, regardless of who plays. Our goal tending is average, at best. I think we need to let the kids play and develop, of which Pouliot looks to be a good one.
Bad teams get injured more, so I think the kids will get their chance to play anyway. Kind of like Stecher last year.
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Timrå IK leads Allsvenskan with a (6-1-0-2) [W-OTW-OTL-L] record and league best +12 differential
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Chris Tanev has now matched his goal output from last season.
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57 minutes ago, J.R. said:
I'd still rather see:
Edler, Stecher
Hutton, Tanev
MDZ, Gudbranson
Edler and Tanev have looked good as a pair. But Hutton and Guddy did not work last year at all. So this might be best option.
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The top 2 players on TPS Turku (Palmu's team) are 40 and 41 years of age respectively.
Just an interesting fact lol
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1 hour ago, -Vintage Canuck- said:
The late Fred Speck?
Yup
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2 minutes ago, -Vintage Canuck- said:
I've been playing this game for four years now, and 600+ pages later, I'm used to most of the players, including the more obscure players.
Let me try again
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Just now, -Vintage Canuck- said:
Ken Block?
Crazy. The dude played 1 game as a Canuck. You answered in less than 2 minutes. WTF.
You are correct.
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I was watching some of his highlights..........damn this guy is really skilled.
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58 minutes ago, Rob_Zepp said:
Before you bury this poor kid, the recently announced invite list of players for the Canuck Development Camp has 13 of those invitees being older than Virtanen. Perhaps that can put his age into perspective. Give him at least another season or two before you bury him - as stated many times, and ignored many times, he can skate so well for such a big guy and seemingly has taken the last year to learn how to be a professional hockey player - something that seems to take longer for power forward types - so while no one has a crystal ball, it is far beyond "no chance" that this kid becomes a legitimate top six NHL player.
How many of those 13 were 6th overall or higher picks?
I'm not saying Virtanen is a bust and has no chance at the NHL.
I'm saying Virtanen is a bust for 6th overall standards. He still has a decent shot at the NHL either way.
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Just now, TimberWolf said:
I said higher chance than Jake of being a bust
Isn't Jake already kind of a bust?
(for 6th overall standards)
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1 minute ago, TimberWolf said:
With size and speed alone Jake will be an NHL player. Bottom six of course, but still unlikely to be kept off an NHL roster forever. Petersson has a much higher chance of busting out but if he does make it could be a serviceable second liner should he make his potential
so completely different types, one is high floor low ceiling and the other is the complete opposite
Why do you say he has a high chance of being a bust?
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46 minutes ago, Erik Karlsson said:
I think the lack of other physical players on the team affects players like Gudbranson and Virtanen, when he was up. It's hard to be physical all the time and having to answer for it when you're one of the only ones doing it.
I'm not sure if you've played hockey or not before but if you have you'd know this isn't true.
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Just now, Outsiders said:
It depends he is ready for the NHL now with his Hockey IQ but is he physically ready? That is the only thing holding him back. I think he will be on the Canucks this year no question. A Juolevi-Gudbranson pairing would be good. That way Juolevi can transition the puck up ice and Gudbranson can help him in the D-zone clearing the front of the net. Also Guddy will make players on the opposing team stay honest and no one takes liberties on him.
That would be ideal, but Gudbranson wasn't exactly a huge physical presence this year. Hopefully he is better next year.
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37 minutes ago, -Vintage Canuck- said:
wade brookbank?
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2 hours ago, debluvscanucks said:
The boys are back in town (Burr and Bieksa are both here this weekend)
BURR!!!!!!!!!!
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So....we lost Sbisa but kept Tanev. What are the chances Juolevi makes the Canucks this year?
I think he will beat out Biega and Pedan for that 6th spot but if we sign a cheap UFA to a 1-2 year deal who can play 15 min a game, Juolevi might have to wait another year. Also Holm might have a shot for that 6th spot.
I'd say his chances are 50%
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D | 6'1" | 209 lbs
Shoots | Left
Born | 1997-02-26
Birthplace | Mölndal, SWE
Draft | 2017 Round 5 #135 Overall by Vancouver Canucks
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7 minutes ago, SamJamIam said:
He actually spent 19 games on loan to Timra IK. So not just same league but same club. He also got a few games last year and even more this year in the SHL. I imagine our scouts have seen more of him than most.
He even played on a line with Pettersson and Dahlen....
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7 minutes ago, khay said:
Yeah, I think SHL is the better league for Pettersson for now. It let's him develop in a more comfortable environment.
If Pettersson gets anywhere between 0.5-0.7 PPG in his first season, then we will know that we have struck gold. Greater than 0.7 PPG and we have near Sedin level prospect.
Henrik Sedin - 0.94 PPG in his draft + 1 season in the SHL
Daniel Sedin - 0.90 PPG in his draft + 1 season in the SHL
If Pettersson manages 0.7 we have a stud.
But saying that he is near Sedin level is not right. Sedins were really good. Plus, they played their draft season in the SHL, while Pettersson played in the second tier league.
I love the Pettersson pick, but he isn't near Sedin level.
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Posted · Edited by Adarsh Sant
Dahlin*
We already have Dahlen, who is a 19 year old forward.
Dahlin is a 17 year old D man.