Adam French
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh
Joined: 04.06.2011
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he had 55 points in 50 games...im not arguing with you, im just trying to understand why you dont think thats considered producing....
- LetsGoIsles
He's 20 in the Q. That's very poor for a scoring forward. |
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wolfos412
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: Get Real - JDJ
Joined: 07.13.2010
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He's 20 in the Q. That's very poor for a scoring forward.
- AdamFrench
A few overagers in the W racked up 120+ pts in their season and it was still considered expected, not impressive.
Brendan Shinnimin. |
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Jean_Perron
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Location: Fleurimont, Québec
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A few overagers in the W racked up 120+ pts in their season and it was still considered expected, not impressive.
Brendan Shinnimin.
- wolfos412
WHL is a high scoring league compared to the 'Q. |
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uf1910
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Location: Excuseville, FL
Joined: 06.29.2011
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I'm surprised you don't have Namestnikov in your top 10. What are your thoughts and why you don't have him there?
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Jean_Perron
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Location: Fleurimont, Québec
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Shalunov is on my watch-list. |
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Adam French
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh
Joined: 04.06.2011
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I'm surprised you don't have Namestnikov in your top 10. What are your thoughts and why you don't have him there?
Thanks
- uf1910
It might just be the games I've seen him play, but he's invisible. He's improved this season as Huddle and a few other OHL prospect guys say, but hasn't shown any of his scoring ability he had when he was set to enter the OHL. I could see him as a good second line center if he could keep working on his defensive game like he did his face-off skills. |
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wolfos412
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: Get Real - JDJ
Joined: 07.13.2010
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WHL is a high scoring league compared to the 'Q.
- Jean_Perron
The top players in the Q ranged from 80 - 100pts with 1 player reaching over 120pts.
While the W players ranged from 80-110pts basically. It was relatively similar.
Even still the point was an over ager who had 55pts in 50 games isn't very impressive. |
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Jean_Perron
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Location: Fleurimont, Québec
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The top players in the Q ranged from 80 - 100pts with 1 player reaching over 120pts.
While the W players ranged from 80-110pts basically. It was relatively similar.
Even still the point was an over ager who had 55pts in 50 games isn't very impressive.
- wolfos412
I know Kabanov had an average year last season.
My point still stands, more goals are scored in the WHL. |
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wolfos412
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: Get Real - JDJ
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I know Kabanov had an average year last season.
My point still stands, more goals are scored in the WHL.
- Jean_Perron
Your point was that there is less scoring in the Q and thats why his numbers were low. Being an overager in the Q should put him in the top 20 in points which he was well below. He either had a bad season or isn't as good as he's cracked up to be. |
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Jean_Perron
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Location: Fleurimont, Québec
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Your point was that there is less scoring in the Q and thats why his numbers were low. Being an overager in the Q should put him in the top 20 in points which he was well below. He either had a bad season or isn't as good as he's cracked up to be.
- wolfos412
Dude I couldn't care less about Kabanov, trust me. My point was that there are more goals scored in the WHL, so be careful when you compare the productions of a guy in the WHL and in the 'Q.
Especially Shinnimin who played on the top line in the CHL, with Holland and Hughesman. |
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