Dan's wallet..
- pete26

loss in the Bermuda triangle

Yes, University of Michigan
- stinger67

Not bad.

Ok York then, if he's not available Lavoie, if both are gone Poulin.

Get it done.

Ok York then, if he's not available Lavoie, if both are gone Poulin.

Get it done.
- MortChicken

Kaliyev
York
Suzuki
Lavoie

Kaliyev
York
Suzuki
Lavoie
- Scabeh

not the bergevin/Julien type

they could make a move and grab another 1st round pick (one of the last 10 picks) with all of those picks

1st round
#15
2nd round
#46 and #50
3rd round
#77
4th round
#108
5th round
#131, #136, #138
6th round
#170
7th round
#206

not the bergevin/Julien type
- Symba007

Because he scores goals?

they could make a move and grab another 1st round pick (one of the last 10 picks) with all of those picks

1st round
#15
2nd round
#46 and #50
3rd round
#77
4th round
#108
5th round
#131, #136, #138
6th round
#170
7th round
#206
- Symba007

I'm sure the others GMs are going to fight over those 5th round picks

Because he scores goals?
- MortChicken

He will be gone most likely by the time the Habs are up

Arthur Kaliyev, LW, Hamilton-OHL

June 26, 2001 | 6-foot-2 | 190 pounds

Skating: 50
Puck Skills: 55
Physical Game: 50
Hockey Sense: 65
Shot Grade: 60

Kaliyev lit up the OHL this season, as one of the few modern-day OHL players to score 50 goals as a 17-year-old. He’s one of the best goal-scorers in the CHL and often had more than 10 shot attempts in a game. He’s not going to go bar down that often, but his shot is an absolute rocket, and if goalies are not in position, they won’t have time to adjust once he lets it go. Kaliyev is also a very good playmaker who makes high-end plays. Those 50 goals were complemented with 50 assists. Due to his shot and vision, he’s an absolute weapon on the man advantage who can run a unit and pick apart defenses. He’s skilled but Kaliyev isn’t a player who can go end-to-end. He skates OK, but the main criticism of his game is his pace and compete. Kaliyev can often look like he’s not going that hard and will have long stretches of indifference. With that said, even in the many games where he looks like he’s doing nothing, you’ll check the box score and see one goal and two points. Thus the question is whether his style of play will translate to the NHL pace. He’s one of the most divisive prospects in this year’s draft.

Vince Laise, the acting coach of the Hamilton Bulldogs, on Kaliyev: “Arthur is one of the most dynamic players I’ve coached in the OHL in my six years here. I coached Dylan Strome and Alex DeBrincat. In my opinion, Arthur is just as good a player as either of those two. Arthur has the ability to find the back of the net just as those two did at the same age. They differ in play styles, but all achieve what NHL organizations look for. Arthur is more than just a power play producer, his underlying value is his ability to produce at even strength and his playmaking. He’s been as coachable as they come and a pleasure to work with.”

I'm sure the others GMs are going to fight over those 5th round picks
- MortChicken

2x2nd is a good start

Great, now Cliffy's a scout..

2x2nd is a good start
- Symba007

You're trying logic with Fred?

Great, now Cliffy's a scout..
- pete26

Great, now Cliffy's a scout..
- pete26

copy/paste

You're trying logic with Fred?
- hscesq

I know I know I know

He will be gone most likely by the time the Habs are up

Arthur Kaliyev, LW, Hamilton-OHL

June 26, 2001 | 6-foot-2 | 190 pounds

Skating: 50
Puck Skills: 55
Physical Game: 50
Hockey Sense: 65
Shot Grade: 60

Kaliyev lit up the OHL this season, as one of the few modern-day OHL players to score 50 goals as a 17-year-old. He’s one of the best goal-scorers in the CHL and often had more than 10 shot attempts in a game. He’s not going to go bar down that often, but his shot is an absolute rocket, and if goalies are not in position, they won’t have time to adjust once he lets it go. Kaliyev is also a very good playmaker who makes high-end plays. Those 50 goals were complemented with 50 assists. Due to his shot and vision, he’s an absolute weapon on the man advantage who can run a unit and pick apart defenses. He’s skilled but Kaliyev isn’t a player who can go end-to-end. He skates OK, but the main criticism of his game is his pace and compete. Kaliyev can often look like he’s not going that hard and will have long stretches of indifference. With that said, even in the many games where he looks like he’s doing nothing, you’ll check the box score and see one goal and two points. Thus the question is whether his style of play will translate to the NHL pace. He’s one of the most divisive prospects in this year’s draft.

Vince Laise, the acting coach of the Hamilton Bulldogs, on Kaliyev: “Arthur is one of the most dynamic players I’ve coached in the OHL in my six years here. I coached Dylan Strome and Alex DeBrincat. In my opinion, Arthur is just as good a player as either of those two. Arthur has the ability to find the back of the net just as those two did at the same age. They differ in play styles, but all achieve what NHL organizations look for. Arthur is more than just a power play producer, his underlying value is his ability to produce at even strength and his playmaking. He’s been as coachable as they come and a pleasure to work with.”
- Symba007

He sure has some good stats and a 6'2 frame

You're trying logic with Fred?
- hscesq

copy/paste
- Symba007

Stop giving away trade secrets.

Hopefully Vasili Podkolzin is still on the board when the Habs draft, he could be a steal. He has two years left on his KHL contract with SKA

Frenchy...full scouting report on this rusky?
- Symba007

bump

bump
- Symba007

He has the whiff of Jake Virtanen to me. Just going on the WJC and U18's. Physical guy and a real hard worker, but outside of a few flashes, the "top 5" skills don't seem to show up too much.

no way Roy wants to work with Dorion and Melnyk
- Symba007

PKP will buy the Sens and Hira Roy as GM/Coach.


Then move them to QC

Great, now Martin’s a fortune teller..

Great, now Martin’s a fortune teller..
- pete26

Don't you have some clean coal to burn?

He has the whiff of Jake Virtanen to me. Just going on the WJC and U18's. Physical guy and a real hard worker, but outside of a few flashes, the "top 5" skills don't seem to show up too much.
- AdamFrench

oh well

PKP will buy the Sens and Hira Roy as GM/Coach.


Then move them to QC
- WaterBoy

PKP is probably one of the reasons why there isn't a team yet in QC