Modifié 23 avr. 2019 à 10 h 31
Quoting: JeffW
I usually respect your opinion on here man, but what your saying is ludicrous, an NCAA guy who went 28th overall 2 years ago and has actually declined in play since, magically hits his max potential now in the nhl... would be more use than a 4oa highly talented CHL c/rw... come on man, he wouldnt be the first 4oa guy to come in and make a difference right away
yes statline went done but what is the context of last year....the program was in complete shambles last year after Quinn left to be the Rangers HC and Tkachuk left. No one on that team was very good last year, so what did you expect? Discouraging that it wasnt a better offensive year for him but he did make WJC for Team Canada and I thought he was one of the btter well rounded fowards on that group who disappointed as well as a a team.
My point is that Bowers still has the potential and is ahead of the development game bc yes in fact he is 2 years older. Its is very very very rare for 18 year old to come into this league and be good at Centre. so to expect the 2C next year to be the 4OA pick...thats just very wishful thinking. You will have to wait an additional 2 more years at a min to see the 4AO player plug in to paly the position well. Thats all my point is. The 4th overall pick can make the team, absolutely, but to expect him to anchor the 2nd line, if people are annoyed at Jost at C, I think you will expect more the same if you put that guy in that position. Especially in our division, if you draft a C at 4 and they make the team, they will start off at Wing in the top 6 or a bottom 6 C and work their way up. Still doesnt answer the 2C roster question which is the whole point of this
Its not Bowers is better than this player, hell no hes not, just that you have a C who is suppose to max out as a 2C in this league, Its just wild that people are just saying hes trash now and disregarding him bc he didnt have as strong as a of year as last year but ignore the context of what was going on with his NCAA program