I don't care if your guy is in kindergarten and our guy is a senior. Your guy is still a year older and is a 93 vs our guy who's a 94 and that's what talent evaluators look at.
I just want to know something...if your statement is true then what is going on with the NHL drafts? in 2009 the first two picks were 1990s while majority of picks were 91's. (late birthdays) same thing happened next year where the first overall pick was a 91, while majority of the guys were 92's. Why were hall, stammer, and Hedman not pick later in the draft?
I have given you clear evidence, now please give me some statement where a NHL scout has stated that even though a 21 year old is more skilled, has a better future, is bigger, stronger and faster, the PRO scout likes the kid a year younger. I just want it quoted and referenced, just one time...is that to much to ask for?
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I just want to know something...if your statement is true then what is going on with the NHL drafts? in 2009 the first two picks were 1990s while majority of picks were 91's. (late birthdays) same thing happened next year where the first overall pick was a 91, while majority of the guys were 92's. Why were hall, stammer, and Hedman not pick later in the draft?
I have given you clear evidence, now please give me some statement where a NHL scout has stated that even though a 21 year old is more skilled, has a better future, is bigger, stronger and faster, the PRO scout likes the kid a year younger. I just want it quoted and referenced, just one time...is that to much to ask for?
I'm still waiting for an answer to my question regarding the David Quinn rumor. All he could muster was a criticism that I read FecalAction. I wouldn't hold your breath for an answer (unless you're walking down stairwells at BC, in which case I would recommend holding your breath).
I just want to know something...if your statement is true then what is going on with the NHL drafts? in 2009 the first two picks were 1990s while majority of picks were 91's. (late birthdays) same thing happened next year where the first overall pick was a 91, while majority of the guys were 92's. Why were hall, stammer, and Hedman not pick later in the draft?
I have given you clear evidence, now please give me some statement where a NHL scout has stated that even though a 21 year old is more skilled, has a better future, is bigger, stronger and faster, the PRO scout likes the kid a year younger. I just want it quoted and referenced, just one time...is that to much to ask for?
The slightly older players likely weren't draft eligible the previous year, so this was their first chance to be drafted. Obviously if you have a late 94 that's super talented he's probably going to be drafted before a less talented early 95 player if it's their first year of being draft eligible. No matter how you slice it, Cangelosi is the better player, as he has more goals, assists, points and a MUCH better plus/minus AND he's almost a year younger!
I'm still waiting for an answer to my question regarding the David Quinn rumor. All he could muster was a criticism that I read FecalAction. I wouldn't hold your breath for an answer (unless you're walking down stairwells at BC, in which case I would recommend holding your breath).
The slightly older players likely weren't draft eligible the previous year, so this was their first chance to be drafted. Obviously if you have a late 94 that's super talented he's probably going to be drafted before a less talented early 95 player if it's their first year of being draft eligible....
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I just want to know something...if your statement is true then what is going on with the NHL drafts? in 2009 the first two picks were 1990s while majority of picks were 91's. (late birthdays) same thing happened next year where the first overall pick was a 91, while majority of the guys were 92's. Why were hall, stammer, and Hedman not pick later in the draft?
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