@@ChooseFreshAtSubway I feel like its probably like a 1a and 1b and 1c in terms of talent. Bedard, Fantilli and Michkov are very equal in terms of raw talent, in terms of offensive IQ, Bedard and Michkov are higher but raw talent its pretty equal.
2023 is going to be off the hook. Can you imagine if you don't get Bedard or MIchkov but you get Fantilli. Absolute incredible. This kid is going to be a monster.
They also have A LOT of cap space. The next two years for the Hawks will be very important. They could draft both of the next year's in the top 3 and also sign some of the best free agents available. If they can get a good goalie they could be serious contenders in the next 3 years .
That guy will be in the conversation for the best 3rd pick in this decade he's so great with the puck he has a lot of skill for his package especially in his puck protection complete player in progress
We can dream. who knows where the Habs will draft in 2023. Not super excited about drafting 1st this year as Wright is not as good as the top 5 in 2023 probably.
@@tomcrouchman Wright probably isn’t going to be the supestar we thought a year ago but this draft is however filled with high end talent in the first round. If we managed to get 1 or 2 additionnal picks in this round plus 1 in the top 5 in 2023, our pool is going to be loaded with elite talent.
Fantilli seems to me to have a mixture of playstyles: - Auston Matthews - Jack Eichel I think his floor (not what I think he will get in his rookie season. more like what his average career per season numbers will be if he doesnt reach his peak) = 46-35-81 points I think his ceiling = 55-47-102 points If Fantilli was in NHL 22: Potential = Medium Franchise Playstyle = Power Foward Abilites = Ankle Breaker, Make It Snappy, Yoink!, Unstoppable Force, Truculence, and Puck on A String pros imo = - expectional shot mechanics - expectional skating ability (not talking about his speed) - elite offensive hockey IQ - high playmaking abillity - elite physicality - great defensive hockey IQ - elite hands - decent speed - expectional potential - decently high floor cons imo = - low acceleration - trying far to do too much himself - discipline issues my range in the 2023 draft = 1st to 3rd my range if he was in the 2022 draft = 1st
@@WhatsTheMaata did you watch the video lmao. the only cons of Fantilli's game he pointed out was the fact that he he tried to force a play that wasnt there (aka doing it your self).
@@LETZGONHLdraft I don't think that's a fair characterization of the video. Does he do too much? Yes, but that applies to most top prospects (although Fantilli's definitely an extreme). However, I also talk about reading defenders, manipulating defenders' feet, creating the best play more extensively than doing too much because they're the most pressing concerns. Those separate top-six forwards from the elite scorers.
@@mitchellbrown2303what I see from Fantilli is that obviously he has an elite offensive IQ to pull of the kind of dekes and moves he does, however what seperates elite IQ from expectional IQ is the rushing or overlooking of certian plays. thats what I sorta meant with me saying he tries to do too much
@@LETZGONHLdraft dud that's crazy that's an all time great NCAA season if he could do that.... you think he's that good? last guy to be that good, and a one and done, was Kyle Connor and look at his NHL career. He's that good?
@@LETZGONHLdraft Yeah but it would be a perfect hockey player haha. I think Bedard and Michkov have a bit more upside because of their extraordinary IQ… But Fantilli would have been 1st overall in a lot of draft. Probably a future franchise player. 2021 top 3 is indecent.
@@fil12x Lets compare the next big 3 with Wright Offensive IQ: 1) Bedard 2) Michkov 3) Fantilli 4) Wright Shot mechanics: 1) Fantilli 2) Bedard 3) Wright 4) Michkov Puck Skills: 1) Fantilli 2) Bedard 3) Michkov 4) Wright Playmaking: 1) Bedard 2) Fantilli 3) Wright 4) Michkov Defensive play: 1) Wright 2) Fantilli 3) IDK who is better defensively Michkov or Bedard Floor: 1) Fantilli 2) Wright 3) Bedard 4) Michkov Ceiling: 1) Bedard, Michkov, Fantilli are all 1st because you could make an arugment for either of them having the highest potential 2) Wright Heres the thing Bedard and Michkov and Wright might get pushed around here and there because a) they are not a physically tough b) and they are not fighters. Fantilli on the other hand will fight if he has too and is physically more tough, which means there is a world will Fantilli succeeds better then the other 3. Yes the NHL has small players, but it also has Trouba still playing who loves to hit guys at any chance he can.
One thing confirmed the last decade. Power forwards are no longer game changers and struggle big time in the NHL. Probably due to 6'5" monsters on defense.
Maybe the kid will go too the Blackhawks,Flyers,Coyotes,Devil's,Sharks,Ducks,Canadians, maybe he'll go real late like in the second round probably not !!!!!!!
Scoring power forwards is such a dying breed of player in the NHL. Who could you even say fits the bill since prime Lucic? Here's hoping this kid makes a splash in the national
Tom Wilson, Nazem Kadri, Gabriel Landeskog, Josh Anderson (?) , Chris Kreider, Brady Tkachuk , Marcus Foligno (?), Tanner Jeannot (?) and ever heard about a guy named Alex Ovechkin? Rare breed for sure tho..
@@mitchamateur5202 *Alex Ovechkin is a sniper not a power forward* *Marcus Foligno isnt a scoring power forward* *Josh Anderson isnt a scoring power forward* *Tom Wilson isnt a scoring power forward* *too early to tell for Tanner Jeannot, leaning towards no* *Kadri, Tkachuk, Kreider, and Landeskog are all scoring power forwards* *Adam Fantilli however could be even better at offense then a guy like Landeskog. think Landeskog + Eichel + Matthews*
@@LETZGONHLdraft Ovechkin is both.. look at the numbers! Define what you mean by scoring powerforward because 50-60 points scoring pace isn't bad for WIlson. I agree on Fantilli and I can't wait to see him in the NCAA next year!
As a 14 u AA player these videos have helped me improved my scoring ability, my anticipation, my playmaking and my offensive awareness. Tysm
Jacob😳
Nobody asked scrub go watch fortnite ya goofy kid.
Love these videos, I'd love a Brayden Yager one at some point
I'll definitely make one! We're starting the videos on 2022 draft eligibles soon, so a video on Yager will probably come in the summer.
@@mitchellbrown2303 Thoughts on making a Quentin musty video sometime in the future?
@@lechnis yes the probably will when it nears closer to the 2023 draft. right now they are focusing in on the 2022 draft
2023 looks like a really strong draft class at this point. Matvei Michkov is another one to keep an eye on.
For sure, bedard and michkov are 1a and 1b in terms of talent.
@@ChooseFreshAtSubway I feel like its probably like a 1a and 1b and 1c in terms of talent. Bedard, Fantilli and Michkov are very equal in terms of raw talent, in terms of offensive IQ, Bedard and Michkov are higher but raw talent its pretty equal.
he wont be drat high because he sighed a russin contrac
@@LETZGONHLdraft Don't sleep on Dvorský
@@krystofhavir7593 my very, very early rough 2023 rankings look something this:
*Tier 1*
1) Bedard
2) Fantilli
3) Michkov
4) Yager
5) Leo Carlsson
*Tier 2*
6) Dvorsky
7) Zachary Benson (has tier 1 talent, too small for my liking being only 5'10" 150 lbs)
8) Nate Danielson
9) Calum Ritchie
10) Kasper Halttunen
HM = Theo Lindstin, Quientin Musty, Riley Hiedt
This kid gonna be special
Looks to me like a modern version of Rick Nash, but with slightly better playmaking skills. Imagine how deadly can that be.
He looks like an amazing player.
2023 is going to be off the hook. Can you imagine if you don't get Bedard or MIchkov but you get Fantilli. Absolute incredible. This kid is going to be a monster.
Imagine watching this analysis (if there was video) of when Bobby Orr played in the OHA-Jr. league in 1965-66
2023 is load with talent!
At the very least if the Hawks fall back to 3rd atleast they'll end up with this stud. Fantilli will be a fantastic add for any team.
They also have A LOT of cap space. The next two years for the Hawks will be very important. They could draft both of the next year's in the top 3 and also sign some of the best free agents available. If they can get a good goalie they could be serious contenders in the next 3 years .
That guy will be in the conversation for the best 3rd pick in this decade he's so great with the puck he has a lot of skill for his package especially in his puck protection complete player in progress
Would love to see Fantilli on the Bruins
Welcome to the Flyers!
Future habs legend
We can dream. who knows where the Habs will draft in 2023. Not super excited about drafting 1st this year as Wright is not as good as the top 5 in 2023 probably.
@@tomcrouchman Wright probably isn’t going to be the supestar we thought a year ago but this draft is however filled with high end talent in the first round. If we managed to get 1 or 2 additionnal picks in this round plus 1 in the top 5 in 2023, our pool is going to be loaded with elite talent.
Yessss
@@fil12x One can hope. We should get some additional picks at the deadline. We shall see where we are at then.
@@tomcrouchman they didn’t draft Wright
Fantilli seems to me to have a mixture of playstyles:
- Auston Matthews
- Jack Eichel
I think his floor (not what I think he will get in his rookie season. more like what his average career per season numbers will be if he doesnt reach his peak) = 46-35-81 points
I think his ceiling = 55-47-102 points
If Fantilli was in NHL 22:
Potential = Medium Franchise
Playstyle = Power Foward
Abilites = Ankle Breaker, Make It Snappy, Yoink!, Unstoppable Force, Truculence, and Puck on A String
pros imo =
- expectional shot mechanics
- expectional skating ability (not talking about his speed)
- elite offensive hockey IQ
- high playmaking abillity
- elite physicality
- great defensive hockey IQ
- elite hands
- decent speed
- expectional potential
- decently high floor
cons imo =
- low acceleration
- trying far to do too much himself
- discipline issues
my range in the 2023 draft = 1st to 3rd
my range if he was in the 2022 draft = 1st
Adam Fantilli's #1 fan strikes again!
@@WhatsTheMaata did you watch the video lmao. the only cons of Fantilli's game he pointed out was the fact that he he tried to force a play that wasnt there (aka doing it your self).
@@LETZGONHLdraft I don't think that's a fair characterization of the video. Does he do too much? Yes, but that applies to most top prospects (although Fantilli's definitely an extreme). However, I also talk about reading defenders, manipulating defenders' feet, creating the best play more extensively than doing too much because they're the most pressing concerns. Those separate top-six forwards from the elite scorers.
@@mitchellbrown2303what I see from Fantilli is that obviously he has an elite offensive IQ to pull of the kind of dekes and moves he does, however what seperates elite IQ from expectional IQ is the rushing or overlooking of certian plays. thats what I sorta meant with me saying he tries to do too much
@@LETZGONHLdraft I never said anything bad about him... just think it's funny you comment on all videos related to him with your scouting report
He looks like he could possibly be a future star N.H.L. !!!!!!how do you find these prospects
crazy how we play at the same rink
I know a great future Defense man he’s 6,4 and he is a great player top 3 in Manitoba whl prospects
I’m excited to see Jonah Vanderhorst to play
Make a late round gem video (potential steals)
We will! Likely closer to the draft.
Future Chicago Blackhawk
id love to see a video on Lukas gustafsson
I’m really excited to see Adam tear up NCAA next year. I’m thinking 50 points, 30 goals and “one and done”. Probably will go #2 in 2023 draft.
lets say he plays like 41 games for Michigan I am thinking like: 37-27-64 pts in 41 games.
3 or 4 after Bedard/Matvei. Yager will also be in play for 3 or 4.
@@bgood4449 I think that Fantilli could be 1st or 2nd you never now, he is far tougher then the other 2
@@bgood4449 yea tru that Matvei is nuts
@@LETZGONHLdraft dud that's crazy that's an all time great NCAA season if he could do that.... you think he's that good? last guy to be that good, and a one and done, was Kyle Connor and look at his NHL career. He's that good?
Blues need a guy like this. Jake Neighbors is fine, but nothing like this kid's skill set
I played against him in shinny last year at our local odr, the kids the real deal, clowned on guys like 5+ years older than him
IMO maybe goes #2
Make one for dvorsky
Please do Leo Carlsson
The way top picked power forwards have been sucking lately . I'm taking Berdard with the first pick. This guy will be on the IR alot.
He would have went #1 in 2022 yet he will be #3 a year later 🤯
Meanwhile on that chart - Bedard just hanging out in a league of his own
The announcer tho 😂😂😂
His release reminds me of Eichel or Mathews
He's Eichel with more physicality. Imagine that.
@@fil12x like if you took:
Matthews' shot + Matthews' hands
Eichel's playmaking
Landeskog's physicality
and mixed into one player
@@LETZGONHLdraft Yeah but it would be a perfect hockey player haha. I think Bedard and Michkov have a bit more upside because of their extraordinary IQ… But Fantilli would have been 1st overall in a lot of draft. Probably a future franchise player. 2021 top 3 is indecent.
@@fil12x Lets compare the next big 3 with Wright
Offensive IQ:
1) Bedard
2) Michkov
3) Fantilli
4) Wright
Shot mechanics:
1) Fantilli
2) Bedard
3) Wright
4) Michkov
Puck Skills:
1) Fantilli
2) Bedard
3) Michkov
4) Wright
Playmaking:
1) Bedard
2) Fantilli
3) Wright
4) Michkov
Defensive play:
1) Wright
2) Fantilli
3) IDK who is better defensively Michkov or Bedard
Floor:
1) Fantilli
2) Wright
3) Bedard
4) Michkov
Ceiling:
1) Bedard, Michkov, Fantilli are all 1st because you could make an arugment for either of them having the highest potential
2) Wright
Heres the thing Bedard and Michkov and Wright might get pushed around here and there because a) they are not a physically tough b) and they are not fighters. Fantilli on the other hand will fight if he has too and is physically more tough, which means there is a world will Fantilli succeeds better then the other 3. Yes the NHL has small players, but it also has Trouba still playing who loves to hit guys at any chance he can.
is leo carlsson any good?
yes
Freshman
One thing confirmed the last decade. Power forwards are no longer game changers and struggle big time in the NHL. Probably due to 6'5" monsters on defense.
Unless they’re Tom Wilson
Colorado is like hold my beer lmao
He reminds me a little bit of Pierre-Luc Dubois
is he a diva too?
Nothing that he does is different from Mikko Rantanen
Next landaskog
Way more talented than Landeskog
Maybe the kid will go too the Blackhawks,Flyers,Coyotes,Devil's,Sharks,Ducks,Canadians, maybe he'll go real late like in the second round probably not !!!!!!!
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Scoring power forwards is such a dying breed of player in the NHL. Who could you even say fits the bill since prime Lucic? Here's hoping this kid makes a splash in the national
maybe Landeskog, maybe
Tom Wilson, Nazem Kadri, Gabriel Landeskog, Josh Anderson (?) , Chris Kreider, Brady Tkachuk , Marcus Foligno (?), Tanner Jeannot (?) and ever heard about a guy named Alex Ovechkin? Rare breed for sure tho..
@@mitchamateur5202
*Alex Ovechkin is a sniper not a power forward*
*Marcus Foligno isnt a scoring power forward*
*Josh Anderson isnt a scoring power forward*
*Tom Wilson isnt a scoring power forward*
*too early to tell for Tanner Jeannot, leaning towards no*
*Kadri, Tkachuk, Kreider, and Landeskog are all scoring power forwards*
*Adam Fantilli however could be even better at offense then a guy like Landeskog. think Landeskog + Eichel + Matthews*
@@LETZGONHLdraft Ovechkin is both.. look at the numbers!
Define what you mean by scoring powerforward because 50-60 points scoring pace isn't bad for WIlson.
I agree on Fantilli and I can't wait to see him in the NCAA next year!
@@mitchamateur5202 well more people would call him a sniper