IMPACT Players In Habs Pipeline
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- In this episode of "Habs Summer Targets," Coach, Marko, and Enortap dive into the top prospects in the Habs pipeline. They analyze and categorize each player, placing them into categories such as Impact NHL, NHLers, Bubble, and AHL players. Watch the video to see their insights and predictions, and leave us your comments about the future of the Habs pipeline. Don't miss out on this in-depth discussion about the Montreal Canadiens' rising stars!
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I agree with Fowler he reminds me often if Patrick Roy. I saw him play live and I really saw lots of that his style and his way of thinking. He is a very special player.
Exactly and thanks for your input today
Yes nice show guys 💯
Another great show guys!
I am looking forward to seeing this team evolve & develop over the next couple years.
Thanks Google. Will be interesting indeed
Great show Coach, Marko and Enortap….very thought provoking But I have Beck as an impact player
Fun video! I love the Hab's prospect pool, and they still have many more to add the next few years.
Thank you and you are right
Davidson, Farrell, and Kidney are not the fastest skaters but they make up for it with keen hockey sense, a great shot and competitiveness. All three are proven clutch players who should help Laval in their second season as they develop man-muscle. I am hoping all three will be pleasant surprises next season. Cheers
Good video and coverage of your Hab choices.. for me we will see many changes within this group as they grow in man strength. Beck and Kapanen are both 200 ft players with good hockey IQ. Exciting. Hutson is small especially in height against NHLers. Time will tell. Cheers
Thanks again Kerry for your input today. Appreciate it
Hi Kerry. I totally agree with you about Beck and Kapanen. They will give this organization the depth that is so dearly needed to be successful in the playoffs.
@@enortap thank you
@@enortap thanks
@@enortap Davidson, Farrell, and Kidney.. All three have played center and quarterbacked the offense on previous teams. The two sharpshooters are 22 yr left shot Jared Davidson (5'11" 188 pounds) and 22 yr left shot Sean Farrell, (5'9" 181 pounds). while 21 yr left shot Riley Kidney (5'11" 180 pounds) is more known as a passer thru tight seams... They are not the fastest skaters but they make up for it with keen hockey sense, a great shot and competitiveness. I should add that Sean Farrell has an explosive stride mechanism when he sees open space. All three got their feet wet in Laval this past season with limited ice time. All three are proven clutch players who should help Laval in their second season as they develop and add on the beef in man-muscle. I am hoping all three will be pleasant surprises next season. Cheers
It’s looking like the habs will be built a bit like the stars, an extremely deep team.
I agree with Reinbacher being a great pic. He does have a few adjustments to make though. For me the biggest one would be over comitting. I would say that its expected, but he does tend to be over aggressive at times. Needs to pick his spots better, and let the play come to him a little more often. Not sure why Engstrom is there. Im wondering what you guys think of both Florian Xhekaj and Luke Tuch. No ones talking about them.
engstrom is a solid Defensemen. Better than Harris overall. 6'2" bigger than Harris and Struble... Now i see him like third pairing in the NHL. Remind me a lot Kulak... High ceiling for him second pairing but i have some reserve about it. Xhekaj and Tuck... Tuch: i saw him many times. He is getting older already. Covid helps him to stay four years in the NCAA. Many injuries... I don't see him in the NHL. But i could be wrong... XHEKAJ like his brother they BEAT ODDS all the time against them. This upcoming season will help us to know more about XHekaj. He should play in Laval. Hope my reply is okay for you
Great analysis by Marco & Enortap! 👍
Yeah I agree with the evaluation!!😊
Hutson, won't be only an NHLer but also a superstar, he should be a front runner for the Calder trophy.
Thanks for your input today we appreciate it
That would be amazing stockey- if he hits...he will be a special player.
Since HuGo took over, they have acquired several very good players...but still lacking those elite game breakers. This is why the 2024 draft is so important. This is basically the last chance to acquire elite talent since Montreal should not draft top10 anymore for several years...time will tell !!!
I think that was our takeaway too powers...agree they can't miss with #5 in this year's draft...
You are putting emphasis on forward. I think they have elite prospects in goalie and defence.
Exactly @powers1500 ! That is why Lindstrom with his herniated disc problem raises red flags to me for #5. Got to be sure to go with a safe pick like an Iginla.
@@MrXanderii Who would you consider "elite" and how do you define elite?
@@markolarabie6685 An elite player is a game breaker. A player that most genuine stanley cup contenders would need him to make a difference on their top line and powerplay. Also a genuine number 1 defenseman!!!
This system doesn't represent great trade value from this video. Nothing here suggests they ould trade for Trevor Zegras.
Mailloux! Mailloux! Mailloux! 👊💪🤜🤛 Mailloux will be better than Reinbacker. He's got more grit, he is more hungry, dominant and he's got an elite Slap Shot. The Habs failed again. They picked a second pair defenceman last year, in a year stacked with talented forwards. This year is stacked with better defenseman than Reinbacker but now the are stuck choosing a forward. They will pick Lindstrom who is a future Josh Anderson with back problems.
Some people have Reinbacher ranked right there with the top 6 d-men from this year...
@@markolarabie6685 I appreciate the optimism, but some other scouts had Reinbacker ranked 15th. The Habs power play has been ranked 30th for the last 10 years. To this day I don't understand what went through Hughes mind when they chose a shut down defenseman, when they could have had Mitchkov, Benson, Leonard etc.. We already have too many d-Men.. wtf was that about? I'm sorry but any way you look at it, Reinbacker was a bizarre decision, probably a political one, due to the Ukraine situation (?).. They passed on Michkov and couldn't justify taking a lower ranked forward so they went for a defenseman, knowing they would never be compared directly throughout their careers. It was such a bad move, Carey Price couldn't even remember Reinbacker's name on stage. This will haunt the Habs forever. Michkov will produce 100 points per year but we'll have " A solid second pairing d-Man with a great attitude, who can play many minutes!" I'm sorry, this isn't a 5 overall pick..
@@zblip22 Don't think I'm being optimistic- just sharing reports I've heard on how Reinbacher would rank in this year's draft. I think many Habs fans were surprised by last year's pick but we know many other teams were trying to trade up to number 5 to get him. I highly doubt that Habs would let geo politics affect their pick- there were other reasons why they didn't pick Michkov...I was a huge Benson fan though too...If you go back and watch our coverage last year- you'll see he was my guy.
@@markolarabie6685 I guess time will tell if the Habs were right about judging the attitude of a 17 y.o. Russian kid who pulverized Ovechkin's records in the minors. When I was 17, I was a bit of a dick, imagine if I was seen as the next generational superstar since I was 13 y.o... I would be the biggest dick in the world. I think the Habs were too quick to cancel a super talent like him for having "an attitude"... This doesn't make sense.
Not to burst your bubble, but unless Mailloux adds a significant dose of quickness, he will remain a fringe NHL player.