IonSabres
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if cozens is ready for second line center, it will be his
then the question is, do they move staal to rw, where he has played before or third line center
cozen has more upside then an aging staal if ready
just like quinn has more upside then rieder, if ready - homiedclown
Well, let's hope so...last year he was on a 55 - 60 pt pace...not bad for his age.
I can see Cozens earning it by seasons end, I read your post as starting this season...again, to which I would be surprised |
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jdfitz77
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Location: buffalo, NY Joined: 05.21.2007
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this is what I see will be different this year
in years past, some guys had no shot to make the big club no matter how well they did
signing hall pushes all the chips to the center of the table and if certain kids are ready, they will get the minutes
cozens is a legit second line center with upside
Quinn has potential right now to score more goals in a shortened season then a lot of the projected bottom half of the roster - homiedclown
Does he?
Just bc he’s more talented, doesn’t mean he can be effective
I’m sure i don’t need to list the long line of high picks we’ve tried to force into the lineup too early,
do i?
Plus.... They’ll have to quarantine after the World JRs if I’m not mistaken
That means Quinn & Cozens are gonna miss ALL of training camp-
so it’s gonna be pretty hard to see Cozens START at 2C
And the same for Quinn to just be gifted a spot in the top9. I could see him get a 9 game tryout though if he looks good in the tourney
Just seems like you’re assuming these kids are “ready” for big roles
And i think we all should’ve learned our lessons by now in that regard
Are u hearing that ppl think Quinn is ready? |
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homiedclown
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Location: ICE DIRECTOR SAYS OVER 13 THOUSAND MURDERERS CROSSED OUR BORDER ILLEGALLY OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS, FL Joined: 02.24.2008
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Are u hearing that ppl think Quinn is ready? - jdfitz77
they signed him right away
right now our second line rw is tage
our third line rw is okposo
so unless your flipping skinner or olofsson to rw, I think if he is ready in training camp he sticks, assuming it's middle 6 minutes |
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homiedclown
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Location: ICE DIRECTOR SAYS OVER 13 THOUSAND MURDERERS CROSSED OUR BORDER ILLEGALLY OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS, FL Joined: 02.24.2008
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Does he?
Just bc he’s more talented, doesn’t mean he can be effective
I’m sure i don’t need to list the long line of high picks we’ve tried to force into the lineup too early? - jdfitz77
if they put him on a line with hall and eichel, what would be a realistic expectation?
he has a two way game |
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if they put him on a line with hall and eichel, what would be a realistic expectation?
he has a two way game - homiedclown
not to implode?
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homiedclown
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Location: ICE DIRECTOR SAYS OVER 13 THOUSAND MURDERERS CROSSED OUR BORDER ILLEGALLY OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS, FL Joined: 02.24.2008
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not to implode? - Michael Pachla
he would do better then a pylon
people said only a pylon was needed with jack, throw hall on the other wing
I think it's tage or quinn |
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Pegullaville
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Location: Toronto Joined: 03.16.2011
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he would do better then a pylon
people said only a pylon was needed with jack, throw hall on the other wing
I think it's tage or quinn - homiedclown
Could be Girgensons too.
Hall-Eichel-Girgensons
Skinner-Staal-Cozens
Olofsson-Reinhart-Thompson
Ruotsalinen-Eakin-Okposo
I’d like to see them move Reinhart to the middle with two wingers that can pull the trigger and see what happens.
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IonSabres
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Location: I said that months ago, keep up!, FL Joined: 03.10.2013
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The Sabres had a need for a goal scoring winger.
With Eichel and Cozens as play driving center man and Quinn being a respectable 200 foot winger with the goal scoring acumen i can definitely see the fit.
Time will tell if selecting for need/fit is better then selecting the BPA. - Pegullaville
Ding, ding, ding!
I still maintain the Prospect evaluations had Character elements weighted higher than in years past..while maintaining a high desire for superb skill sets...not either or.
Rossi and Quinn (-and probably more) had those boxes checked off in spades...so they came out relatively even.
The last consideration and therefore tie-breaker was Position...so to Homie's and your posts, they selected the Winger that fit their biggest positional need from probably several near equals.
The fact they were trying to move down from 8 to 11th suggests to me they knew they could get their highest rated player a few selections later AND pick up another pick (2nd? )....that is smart. When they couldn't, they showed some balls and went for their man. If that is a "reach" than so be it.
While I really, really wanted Rossi, I also can't hang them out to dry...yet, I admit it would have been nice to have the guy I wanted all along to root for in Blue and Gold...like with Cozens last year. |
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Stripes77
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Location: Where ever Matt Ellis allows me to be, NY Joined: 07.30.2012
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Pegullaville
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Location: Toronto Joined: 03.16.2011
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Ding, ding, ding!
I still maintain the Prospect evaluations had Character elements weighted higher than in years past..while maintaining a high desire for superb skill sets...not either or.
Rossi and Quinn (-and probably more) had those boxes checked off in spades...so they came out relatively even.
The last consideration and therefore tie-breaker was Position...so to Homie's and your posts, they selected the Winger that fit their biggest positional need from probably several near equals.
The fact they were trying to move down from 8 to 11th suggests to me they knew they could get their highest rated player a few selections later AND pick up another pick (2nd? )....that is smart. When they couldn't, they showed some balls and went for their man. If that is a "reach" than so be it.
While I really, really wanted Rossi, I also can't hang them out to dry...yet, I admit it would have been nice to have the guy I wanted all along to root for in Blue and Gold...like with Cozens last year. - IonSabres
The selection based on our need for that type of prospect always made logical sense.
My gripe has always been about picking a player for need over BPA.
Quinn filled the biggest need in our pipeline as a right handed shot with top 6 upside as a goal scorer.
I just think picking the player with the higher upside is the more sustainable business model.
I hope Quinn skates to the slot with his stick on the ice and deposits feeds from Eichel into the back of the next for the next 10 years.
I just hope it’s not of the expense of Marco Rossi becoming Brayden Point 2.0 and making the Wild a legit contender for a long time playing with Kaprisov and Fiala |
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IonSabres
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Location: I said that months ago, keep up!, FL Joined: 03.10.2013
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https://twitter.com/mfbanalytics/status/1337812481549492225
Oh my - Stripes77
Joe Buscaglia, who I think does a very nice job in analyzing games, and who has a high success rate in picking the winner of Bill's game has predicted a close game but chose the Steelers by 3.
I am feeling pretty good about the game if Milano plays a good junk of the plays. They just need to mount a decent pass rush and tackle well to keep the short passing game to short gains...force more FG's than TD's.
Bill's Offense should be able to take advantage of Steelers D. Run some draws and screens to slow down Watts et all, and fry their 3rd string LB's. |
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IonSabres
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Location: I said that months ago, keep up!, FL Joined: 03.10.2013
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The selection based on our need for that type of prospect always made logical sense.
My gripe has always been about picking a player for need over BPA.
Quinn filled the biggest need in our pipeline as a right handed shot with top 6 upside as a goal scorer.
I just think picking the player with the higher upside is the more sustainable business model.
I hope Quinn skates to the slot with his stick on the ice and deposits feeds from Eichel into the back of the next for the next 10 years.
I just hope it’s not of the expense of Marco Rossi becoming Brayden Point 2.0 and making the Wild a legit contender for a long time playing with Kaprisov and Fiala - Pegullaville
I'm ok if Rossi turns into Point, as long as Quinn turns into Mike Bossy! |
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Pegullaville
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Location: Toronto Joined: 03.16.2011
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I'm ok if Rossi turns into Point, as long as Quinn turns into Mike Bossy!  - IonSabres
I hope your right. |
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sbroads24
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Location: We are in 30th place. It's 2017 , NY Joined: 02.12.2012
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jdfitz77
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Location: buffalo, NY Joined: 05.21.2007
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they signed him right away
right now our second line rw is tage
our third line rw is okposo
so unless your flipping skinner or olofsson to rw, I think if he is ready in training camp he sticks, assuming it's middle 6 minutes - homiedclown
2 things:
1st- Cozens also has RW potential in the top6
2nd- Quinn will miss all of training camp bc of the World JRs & then having to quarantine |
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jdfitz77
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Location: buffalo, NY Joined: 05.21.2007
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if they put him on a line with hall and eichel, what would be a realistic expectation?
he has a two way game - homiedclown
I’ve never seen Quinn play, just some highlights
So i couldn’t really guess
But would it be more than Mitts, or Tage, or Ruotsalainen?
I’m not saying he doesn’t have talent
But i haven’t seen even 1 person say they think he’s ready for the NHL
And without a training camp to prove he is,
it all just seems very unlikely to me
Like i said before....
maybe if he looks good in the tourney he’ll get the 9 game tryout here,
but that’s the most I’m counting on at this point
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jdfitz77
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Location: buffalo, NY Joined: 05.21.2007
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he would do better then a pylon
people said only a pylon was needed with jack, throw hall on the other wing
I think it's tage or quinn - homiedclown
Why not Reinhart? |
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TheHank
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Location: Yawn. Joined: 01.11.2017
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yawn. obviously. imo. sir.
rhetorical open ended question? |
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