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Abdeezy · 02-11-2015, 02:47 AM

Lets get some discussion in here!

vbottas17 · 02-11-2015, 02:47 AM

Wow Panthers got Smitty back! Wink

Wasty · 02-11-2015, 02:49 AM

Quick note: Dave Smith plays for the Toronto North Stars

#40 Niclas Wastlund - W - VANCOUVER WHALERS Whalers

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vbottas17 · 02-11-2015, 02:50 AM

List looks good to me!

I agree that JP is being underrated, Buchesner is similar to Stryfe and should be rated around where Stryfe is.

Great job putting all of this together Abdeezy Cheers

Abdeezy · 02-11-2015, 02:50 AM

Fixed Dave Smith

BigTittySmitty · 02-11-2015, 02:51 AM

Improved numbers while 2nd line toronto with some top PP time.. Can't beat that imo... but good job everyone. And really old horse. Going to get put down soon?

And when did LA get me back.. I missed that trade (2 seasons in a row)

Quote:Originally posted by vbottas77@Feb 11 2015, 02:47 AM
Wow Panthers got Smitty back!

Apparently I never left

Mook · 02-11-2015, 02:52 AM

Pretty honored to be @ 99 on the list. There will be more S21s next season for sure Wink

Thanks deezy/anchorage and others Cheers

Abdeezy · 02-11-2015, 02:54 AM

15. (S11) LW (Edmonton Blizzard) - Kyle Keenan +16
Grade 42/45
Past Seasons: S20-26, S21-31

Kyle Keenan is a big riser this year, climbing 16 spots into the top 15. Keenan has always been one of the more under-rated forwards in the league. His 2 way play has been one of the more elite, and his scoring has been surprisingly high considering we do not see his name in award talks year after year. However, he has put a 6th best 53 points this season for the Blizzard, and is one of the key parts to getting his team back to the dynasty days.

NHL Player Comparison: Jonathan Toews

14. (S9) (Hamilton Steelhawks) - Armin Brovalchuk -1
Grade: 42/45
Past Seasons: S20-23, S21-13.

Armin Brovalchuk is a veteran forward in search for a cup. His stats during the regular season are some of the top stats consistently year after year. This past season he managed 16 goals and 31 assists, for a total of 47 points for the puck handling playmaker. Brovalchuk plays in all situations, killing penalties and power play and has been able to do it all on all the teams heâ€™s played for. He suits up this year with the Hamilton Steelhawks, where he has had a fantastic pre-season, and we expect nothing less than a repeat in production, but will he ever win that cup?

NHL Player Comparison: Pavel Datsyuk

13. (S14) LW (Manhattan Rage) - Daniel Merica +3
Grade: 42/45
Past Seasons: S20-32, S21-16

Daniel Merica slots in at #13. Get ready for a storm. One of the more out-spoken and controversial players in the league was upset about his 16th overall rank last season, and was very confident of cracking the top 10 this year. Although many might agree that he is deserving of a top 10 placement, the panel had him fall just short despite his 22 goals and his 53 points.

NHL Player Comparison: Patrick Kane

12. (S10) LW (West Kendall Platoon) - Ivo Willems -3
Grade: 43/45
Past Seasons: S20-11, S21-12.

After a breakthrough into the top 10, Ivo Williems has dropped just a couple spots outside this time around. He has found immense chemistry in West Kendall, which most would think would rise his value, proving he was capable of putting up similar numbers away from Joe McKeil. However his 23 goals and 49 points were not enough to keep him in the top 10.

NHL Player Comparison: Phil Kessel

11. (S9) D (New England Wolfpack) - Willie "The Destroyer" Weber -4
Grade: 43/45
Past Seasons: S20-10, S21-7.

Willie Weber is arguably the most fierce and scary defenseman to play against in the entire league. Most of his 168 hits are bone crushing, and his shot is among the hardest in the league. He has found the score sheet 40 times this year, and has continue his fantastic work defensively for the Wolf Pack, putting 77 blocked shots and averaging 25 minutes of ice time per game.

NHL Player Comparison: Shea Weber