Scenario: If YOU had to a pick a dman at 6 which one?

[Vulcan]

I found this interesting concerning Chychrun. Having a new coach who's a former NHL defensive defenceman trying to change his game could cause some hiccups with a young player.

No question his offensive game regressed a bit this year. Could be a variety of reasons for that (Hatcher asking him to play more of a defensive role, feeling the pressure in his draft year, confidence, etc), but it did happen. He didn't seem as confident in jumping up in the play, or unleashing his slapshot (which is a good one).

[activeStick]

Juolevi for me followed very closely by Sergachev

[dissentowner]

Originally Posted by Vulcan

I found this interesting concerning Chychrun. Having a new coach who's a former NHL defensive defenceman trying to change his game could cause some hiccups with a young player.

His whole game regressed this year, not just his offensive game. Look how many times he looked out of position at the U18.

[Enoch Root]

That happens when someone makes a change n their game and loses confidence though - everything suffers.

Sometimes people just have off years.