JBM73
Well-Known Member
Sounds like Hagg is the prospect with the best chance to make the team next year:
Flyers have high hopes for Swede Hagg - Philly.com
Flyers have high hopes for Swede Hagg - Philly.com
I can't say I really watch much college hockey, so as I'm watching the Union-BC game I chalked the overall sloppy play up to the lower level of hockey....then I watched the Minn-ND game. Wow. That was quality hockey. If Minnesota doesn't destroy Union I'll be very surprised.
As to Ghost, I wasn't super impressed overall. Yes, he's fast and has great puck-moving skills, but I thought his decision making was weak. The one guy who really stood out in that game for me was the other Union D-man...Brodie, I think his name was? He really played a strong, smart game.
Edit: Bodie
Mathew Bodie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
to be fair, he did have 2 assists.
i only watched the last few minutes.. he did really stand out to me, but he did shut gadreau down 1 on 1 which was fun. and i don't know how much you value bucci and engblom's opinions, but they both said he was the best player on the ice yesterday. (i think engblom was doing color anyway.. just going off voice)
Well, my credentials certainly don't allow me to argue.
I'm just going off of what I could see from the T.V. angles, which are obviously limited, while trying to follow him as best I could. I'm glad to hear he apparently played better than I thought! He was guilty of trying to do too much at times offensively (in fairness so was Gaudreau), but some of that could just be that he's so much more skilled than probably all of his teammates.
In all fairness, it was such sloppy, mistake-filled hockey across the board that it probably wasn't the best game to judge ANYONE on the ice.
i'm pumped to watch tomorrow. gunna bust out the 2-TV set up to watch the flyers and union.
G, V, Couturier, Mason, and Gill. All superb.