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Wastedyouth · 07-12-2014, 12:22 AM

I just thought I would open up some discussion on the forgotten son, Max Reinhart.

Wandering through random threads and conversations, you never hear anything said about the kid.

Max Reinhart put up an outstanding season in the AHL last year. Yes, he was moved to the wing after his rough first season. But at 21 he has put up the most impressive point totals of any Flames prospect in the last 10 years.

For those who aren't following him he finished the season at 21-42-63.

Leading the Abbotsford Heat in scoring. His PPG is one of the best of any Flames prospect that has come through the system in the last decade under 25 years of age (yes, better than Granlund, or Backlund or Sven).

The kid plays a gritty two way game, hits, battles, plays on the PP and PK and has the ability to play center.

Anywho, just thought I would start some discussion. I see a lot of posters putting Knight ahead of him, but in my opinion, this is a mistake. I look forward to seeing him making his transition to the NHL, hopefully this season.

07-12-2014, 12:22 AM	#1
Wastedyouth Truculent! Join Date: Aug 2013 Exp:	Max Reinhart I just thought I would open up some discussion on the forgotten son, Max Reinhart. Wandering through random threads and conversations, you never hear anything said about the kid. Max Reinhart put up an outstanding season in the AHL last year. Yes, he was moved to the wing after his rough first season. But at 21 he has put up the most impressive point totals of any Flames prospect in the last 10 years. For those who aren't following him he finished the season at 21-42-63. Leading the Abbotsford Heat in scoring. His PPG is one of the best of any Flames prospect that has come through the system in the last decade under 25 years of age (yes, better than Granlund, or Backlund or Sven). The kid plays a gritty two way game, hits, battles, plays on the PP and PK and has the ability to play center. Anywho, just thought I would start some discussion. I see a lot of posters putting Knight ahead of him, but in my opinion, this is a mistake. I look forward to seeing him making his transition to the NHL, hopefully this season.