Probably Abbotsford for now, and hopefully he develops instant chemistry with Sven.
Having youngsters like Backlund, Khokhlachev, Baertschi, Horak, possibly Cervenka and Hudler next season. This team no longer consists of all westerner's instead, it may look more european.
I can't believe you guys think this is OK. These players are not the answer, you've all talked down to Feaster so much. I don't know how through your perspectives that you find this acceptable. This is the best thing for Boston, they didn't give up crap. I find it very pathetic that you've all talked down to individual players of lacking loyalty to a team. But yet, when you see a player that should have stuck around with a team forever and leaves, you bring up so much negativity.
If I'm wrong in a couple years, or even wrong in 10 years, I will give you that much slack to tell me I'm wrong and you can quote my post.
I can't believe you guys think this is OK. These players are not the answer, you've all talked down to Feaster so much. I don't know how through your perspectives that you find this acceptable. This is the best thing for Boston, they didn't give up crap. I find it very pathetic that you've all talked down to individual players of lacking loyalty to a team. But yet, when you see a player that should have stuck around with a team forever and leaves, you bring up so much negativity.
If I'm wrong in a couple years, or even wrong in 10 years, I will give you that much slack to tell me I'm wrong and you can quote my post.
I hate that the pick was conditional. But if there is anything to be positive about, it's this kid.
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Good skills, hard worker, but I've read that his skating is very wonky. Still a legitimate prospect, perhaps not blue chip, but decent guy to have.
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Good skills, hard worker, but I've read that his skating is very wonky. Still a legitimate prospect, perhaps not blue chip, but decent guy to have.
I've read scouting reports where they say his skating is very akin to Jeff Skinner (wide legs and very agile). And he seems to do just fine. Clean house some more and get him up with Sven in the mean time.
= 2/3 years Risk-Reward Analysis:
Risk – 1.5/5 Reward – 4/5 NHL Potential:
A dynamic scoring first line center at his ceiling, or a guy that doesn’t last too long in the NHL and ends up being a dynamic player in Russia. Strengths: *See “One Timer” Section Above
Soft hands
Dynamic skater
Creative offensive force
Finisher
Physical despite his size
Above average playmaking skills
Dangerous if given room
Flaws/Aspects He Needs to Work On:
Needs to add strength
Defensive responsibility
Stronger on the back-check
Better in front of the net
Fantasy Hockey Potential: Offensive = 9/10 Defensive = 7/10 NHL Player(s) Comparisons: -Alexander Radulov, Alexander Semin
Compared to Radulov.. haha.. that's gotta be a downer.
Hey guys lets not dump on Koko because our management and ownership suck and couldn't get more back in the deal. He still could be a very good player for the flames. This kid has offensive skills and needs to learn some D. He could very well end up on the first line if he gets everything together.
Khokhlachev: Where does he fit in?
