Anyone know if peanut-butter flavored protein is naturally or artificially flavored?
I'm allergic to peanuts but found a really good deal on isoflex's pb choc protein.
It essentially tests how long a player can keep top speed for 30 seconds. The lactic acid starts to build up so it's pretty impressive how weLl he did.
Interesting, Ritchie has played with Jordan Subban (on several occasions dating back to midget), Bo Horvat(U17, Ivan Hlinka), and Cole Cassels (thought he was American, but in Canada's Ontario U17) before.
As I've said before, just because the article doesn't mention that they interviewed Ritchie doesn't mean that he wasn't interviewed.
You also have no source saying Ritchie wasn't interviewed by the Canucks.
Here's a quote
Here's Ritchie's interview saying he was interviewed by 25 teams
http://video.oilers.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=4&id=622716
You would think that the Canucks (6th overall pick) would be one of the 25/30 teams that interviewed Ritchie (ranked 7th overall).
Highly doubt the Canucks only interviewed only four players (usually players say that they're interviewed by 20 teams or so)...
However, it does look like Linden likes Virtanen a lot.
No.
Dream scenario here:
Benning gets the first overall for a 7th round pick, the 2nd overall for Hansen, then the 10th overall and 24th for Sauve.
We pick
Ekblad
Reinhart
Ritchie
Virtanen
Tuch
One can Only dream
Don't get me wrong, i'll pick Ritchie over Virtanen but Jake is more physical, and their shots are equal.
The upside that Ritchie has over Virtanen is that he has a much better IQ and establishes himself in the offensive zones as opposed to Virtanen just bowling his way into the offensive zone and going from there.
Schroeder actually plays a bigger game. Last year, he drove the net a ton. In the scrimmages and a few games this year, he threw his body around quite a bit.
He also got his goals (albeit only a few) in the NHL in the dirty areas.
Don't think the Canucks have space for him, still think he becomes a solid player.
In 12-13 he had almost as much of an impact on the team as Kassian(both had injuries that year). In 13-14 Kassian had a great year without injuries.
Schroeder, on the other hand was set back by injuries and never really got a chance to play, as Torts stuck him on the 4th line. Schroeder also looked great in the scrimmages before his injury; throwing the body around, and making slick passes.
Even captain Henrik said that Schroeder has shown that he can play in this league...
Just give the kid another year and I'm sure he'll do fine.
Virtanen is out with a shoulder injury for a few months now.
I guess we have to draft Ehlers... Both of these guys clearly are the next coming of Booth when it comes to injuries.
Jokes.
Well he won't since, the two play different from one another... However, I wouldn't mind Ritchie becoming a top powerforward who can pot in 60 points, hit hard, setup teammates, fight, intimidate, and provide solid leadership.