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Équipe: 2022-23 Islanders de New York
Date de création initiale: 9 janv. 2022
Publié: 9 janv. 2022
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9 janv. 2022 à 17 h 18
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Did you see that Pronman ranked Wahlstrom as the 67th best U-23 player and Dobson 73rd today? Räty 150+… I’m confused by how he’s still employed as some sort of expert. Scott Wheeler is way better at The Athletic.
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Did you see that Pronman ranked Wahlstrom as the 67th best U-23 player and Dobson 73rd today? Räty 150+… I’m confused by how he’s still employed as some sort of expert. Scott Wheeler is way better at The Athletic.


I cancelled my Athletic subscription lol. What did he say about Wahlstrom and Dobson?

I don’t like Wheeler but he is better than Pronman.
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12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 24
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I cancelled my Athletic subscription lol. What did he say about Wahlstrom and Dobson?

I don’t like Wheeler but he is better than Pronman.


Oliver Wahlstrom:
Sept. 21 ranking: 141

Tier: Projected bubble top and middle of the lineup player or quality starting goaltender

Skating: Below NHL average
Puck skills: NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: Below NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average

Wahlstrom has had a productive season with the Islanders even though his team has struggled. His skill, size, offensive instincts and in particular his shot have always been major assets in his game and have allowed him to score as a pro. He has tendencies in his lack of pace, perimeter play and not being great defensively at times that will frustrate coaches but inside the offensive zone he can create a lot of chances.

Noah Dobson:
Sept. 21 ranking: 78

Tier: Projected middle of the lineup player or starting goaltender

Skating: NHL average
Puck skills: Below NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average

He didn’t comment on Dobson.
12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 26
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I cancelled my Athletic subscription lol. What did he say about Wahlstrom and Dobson?

I don’t like Wheeler but he is better than Pronman.


Forgot about Räty (143).
Sept. 21 ranking: 107, crazy that he has dropped since his dominance at Jukurit lol.

Tier: Projected middle of the lineup player or starting goaltender

Skating: Below NHL average
Puck skills: NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: Below NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average
12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 27
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Oliver Wahlstrom:
Sept. 21 ranking: 141

Tier: Projected bubble top and middle of the lineup player or quality starting goaltender

Skating: Below NHL average
Puck skills: NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: Below NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average

Wahlstrom has had a productive season with the Islanders even though his team has struggled. His skill, size, offensive instincts and in particular his shot have always been major assets in his game and have allowed him to score as a pro. He has tendencies in his lack of pace, perimeter play and not being great defensively at times that will frustrate coaches but inside the offensive zone he can create a lot of chances.

Noah Dobson:
Sept. 21 ranking: 78

Tier: Projected middle of the lineup player or starting goaltender

Skating: NHL average
Puck skills: Below NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average

He didn’t comment on Dobson.


Wahlstrom is the furthest thing from a perimeter player lmao and he’s continued to be one of the isles better defensive forwards.

It’s funny how Dom released his player cards and had Wahlstrom as #1 in terms of market value compared to his contract and then Pronman comes out with this BS
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12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 28
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Forgot about Räty (143).
Sept. 21 ranking: 107, crazy that he has dropped since his dominance at Jukurit lol.

Tier: Projected middle of the lineup player or starting goaltender

Skating: Below NHL average
Puck skills: NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: Below NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average


His compete is not below NHL average. That’s one of the strengths of his game. I watched the game today against Assat, Raty won a puck battle which resulted in a goal and he picked up an assist. 17 points in 17 games…I don’t even count the Karpat stats.
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12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 31
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Wahlstrom is the furthest thing from a perimeter player lmao and he’s continued to be one of the isles better defensive forwards.

It’s funny how Dom released his player cards and had Wahlstrom as #1 in terms of market value compared to his contract and then Pronman comes out with this BS


Yeah those cards are awesome, especially by their aesthetics and love the market value vs what they actually earn.

Pronman’s made up his mind about certain players from some play he didn’t like long ago, he’s the absolute worst prospect writer there is imo.
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12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 31
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Forgot about Räty (143).
Sept. 21 ranking: 107, crazy that he has dropped since his dominance at Jukurit lol.

Tier: Projected middle of the lineup player or starting goaltender

Skating: Below NHL average
Puck skills: NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: Below NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average


I saw someone posted on Twitter that Wheeler said Raty isn’t smart enough to drive a line in his rankings. Some of these scouts are so lazy when evaluating good players on bad teams, when they struggle with bad linemates they automatically assume the player has poor hockey sense. I saw a video from scouching last season which showed Raty was the main driver (using analytics) on his line and that he was very good in transition.
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12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 35
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Yeah those cards are awesome, especially by their aesthetics and love the market value vs what they actually earn.

Pronman’s made up his mind about certain players from some play he didn’t like long ago, he’s the absolute worst prospect writer there is imo.


Pronman had Brett Howden over Wahlstrom last season lol - you’re 100% right about Pronman making up his mind. A prospect he called a middle 6 winger can put up 40 goals and he’d say that he’s been ok at the NHL level
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I saw someone posted on Twitter that Wheeler said Raty isn’t smart enough to drive a line in his rankings. Some of these scouts are so lazy when evaluating good players on bad teams, when they struggle with bad linemates they automatically assume the player has poor hockey sense. I saw a video from scouching last season which showed Raty was the main driver (using analytics) on his line and that he was very good in transition.


Yeah that’s just weird.. his playdriving, shot and unique hockey sense, that’s not bias imo, I’ve watched him for many years and especially his playdriving ability and hockey IQ/sense is outstanding. I think some people confuse playdriving with speed, which is two completely different things.
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I saw someone posted on Twitter that Wheeler said Raty isn’t smart enough to drive a line in his rankings. Some of these scouts are so lazy when evaluating good players on bad teams, when they struggle with bad linemates they automatically assume the player has poor hockey sense. I saw a video from scouching last season which showed Raty was the main driver (using analytics) on his line and that he was very good in transition.


Wheeler on Räty:
If you followed my draft coverage last year, you’ll know that I didn’t give up on Raty — and that I was surprised not that he fell but that he fell as far as he did, knowing what we know about what went wrong for him with Kärpät. When things continued to not work with Kärpät this year after he’d had a dominant summer and fall with his peers on the under-20 Finnish national team, the loan to Jukurit began to make a lot of sense. Not because the relationship was an issue, but just because the fit clearly wasn’t there. Then he looked, immediately, more like himself with Jukurit, rattling off four points, a plus-four rating, and nine shots on goal in his first two games with his new club. It’s clear that confidence plays a big role in Raty’s play. When he has it, he hangs onto the puck more, uses his size and quick hands to attack the middle of the ice, keeps his feet moving to work to get pucks back, and shoots to score with a release that pops off of his blade.

When he doesn’t, he gets rid of the puck too quickly, you can begin to notice the kinks in his skating when he gets himself standing still and has to play catch-up, and it’s obvious that he’s not smart enough to drive a line by himself or make plays when he’s less involved. But on the whole, and with the right development, I still believe in his middle-six upside (and certainly in his value as a 52nd overall pick).
12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 41
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Wheeler on Räty:
If you followed my draft coverage last year, you’ll know that I didn’t give up on Raty — and that I was surprised not that he fell but that he fell as far as he did, knowing what we know about what went wrong for him with Kärpät. When things continued to not work with Kärpät this year after he’d had a dominant summer and fall with his peers on the under-20 Finnish national team, the loan to Jukurit began to make a lot of sense. Not because the relationship was an issue, but just because the fit clearly wasn’t there. Then he looked, immediately, more like himself with Jukurit, rattling off four points, a plus-four rating, and nine shots on goal in his first two games with his new club. It’s clear that confidence plays a big role in Raty’s play. When he has it, he hangs onto the puck more, uses his size and quick hands to attack the middle of the ice, keeps his feet moving to work to get pucks back, and shoots to score with a release that pops off of his blade.

When he doesn’t, he gets rid of the puck too quickly, you can begin to notice the kinks in his skating when he gets himself standing still and has to play catch-up, and it’s obvious that he’s not smart enough to drive a line by himself or make plays when he’s less involved. But on the whole, and with the right development, I still believe in his middle-six upside (and certainly in his value as a 52nd overall pick).


I agree his take on Räty here is off. I hate when it quotes instead of edit lol.
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12 janv. 2022 à 15 h 50
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I agree his take on Räty here is off. I hate when it quotes instead of edit lol.


Players who produce like Raty usually go on to be a lot better than middle 6 forwards , it’s just weird that is what he thinks his upside is despite him having a dominant D+1
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Players who produce like Raty usually go on to be a lot better than middle 6 forwards , it’s just weird that is what he thinks his upside is despite him having a dominant D+1


Yeah exactly. Räty’s numbers are very similar to Anton Lundells numbers last season in Liiga, on a better team too. I think Räty could be similarly good next year for us, not as many points for obvious reasons (system, TROTZ, etc).
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Yeah exactly. Räty’s numbers are very similar to Anton Lundells numbers last season in Liiga, on a better team too. I think Räty could be similarly good next year for us, not as many points for obvious reasons (system, TROTZ, etc).


I see Raty as a Phillip Danault type player with a better shot, not as good of a skater. He looks like he can be an elite 2C
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12 janv. 2022 à 16 h 5
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I see Raty as a Phillip Danault type player with a better shot, not as good of a skater. He looks like he can be an elite 2C


Yeah I think so too, the Danault comparison is especially good if Isles continue to play like they do in his prime.
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12 janv. 2022 à 17 h 37
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Yeah I think so too, the Danault comparison is especially good if Isles continue to play like they do in his prime.


I would love the isles to get a top 10 pick this season and add one of Lambert/Yurov/Slavkovsky

2 years from now:
Nelson-Barzal-Wahlstrom
Beau-Raty-Lambert/Yurov

Btw im so tired of seeing these insane trades fro chychryn - he's nothing special and isles fans act like hes Cale Makar
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I would love the isles to get a top 10 pick this season and add one of Lambert/Yurov/Slavkovsky

2 years from now:
Nelson-Barzal-Wahlstrom
Beau-Raty-Lambert/Yurov

Btw im so tired of seeing these insane trades fro chychryn - he's nothing special and isles fans act like hes Cale Makar


Yeah it’s making me sick. Don’t even care to comment on it any longer, he’s currently the most overrated player in the league, literally by everyone in the hockey universe. A really good player on a good contract, sure, but not worth Beauvillier, Salo, Räty, 2 1st round picks and why not throw in Dobson/Wahlstrom too. It’s ridicolous. I hope St. Louis or some team trade for him quickly so these trade rumours die.
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13 janv. 2022 à 13 h 58
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Yeah it’s making me sick. Don’t even care to comment on it any longer, he’s currently the most overrated player in the league, literally by everyone in the hockey universe. A really good player on a good contract, sure, but not worth Beauvillier, Salo, Räty, 2 1st round picks and why not throw in Dobson/Wahlstrom too. It’s ridicolous. I hope St. Louis or some team trade for him quickly so these trade rumours die.


James Nichols has been the worst to listen to - he acts like Chychrun is some all star defenseman- but then look at this tweet from last year lol

Chychrun is a solid two way defenseman, he's not a star and I wouldn't even give up the 2022 1st alone for him. The isles do not need to overpay for any defenseman, they need to not play Chara and get a decent two way D for Dobson.

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James Nichols has been the worst to listen to - he acts like Chychrun is some all star defenseman- but then look at this tweet from last year lol

Chychrun is a solid two way defenseman, he's not a star and I wouldn't even give up the 2022 1st alone for him. The isles do not need to overpay for any defenseman, they need to not play Chara and get a decent two way D for Dobson.



Haha James Nichols… my God, how did that dude get hired by The Fourth Period!? Lol. Devon Toews who is currently worth 12.7 million $ according to Dom L. (and everyone else except some delusional, in denial Isles fans).

I absolutely agree with you by the way. This franchise is way better off drafting a top-10 player in a deep draft and do some real work in the offseason.
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Haha James Nichols… my God, how did that dude get hired by The Fourth Period!? Lol. Devon Toews who is currently worth 12.7 million $ according to Dom L. (and everyone else except some delusional, in denial Isles fans).

I absolutely agree with you by the way. This franchise is way better off drafting a top-10 player in a deep draft and do some real work in the offseason.


yeah the guy just can't grasp that removing a forward like Beau on an already slow forward group would be a disaster. He just doesn't get it.

This team can be contenders for the next 5 years if they draft a high end forward and realize that relying on the old guys isn't working. Two years from now id like to see something like this:

Nelson-Barzal-Wahlstrom
Beau-Raty-Lambert
Lee-Pageau-Holmstrom
Czarnik-Cizikas-Palmieri

Pelech-Pulock
Salo-Dobson
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