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Bob Duff
Location: Windsor, ON
Joined: 11.10.2014

Jul 15 @ 10:58 AM ET
Bob Duff: Contract signed, what's next for Seider? Now that he's signed an entry-level deal with the Detroit Red Wings, 2019 first-round draft pick Moritz Seider and the team masu determine where he will play during the 2018-19 season.
uofcguy
Calgary Flames
Joined: 03.18.2019

Jul 15 @ 11:49 AM ET
No need to rush since this roster isn't winning anything anyway.

2019-20 = Stay in Germany
2020-21 = Start in the AHL. Get promoted to NHL after the deadline.
2021-22 = Full time in NHL.
Za Warudo
Pittsburgh Penguins
Joined: 04.20.2019

Jul 15 @ 4:42 PM ET
No need to rush since this roster isn't winning anything anyway.

2019-20 = Stay in Germany
2020-21 = Start in the AHL. Get promoted to NHL after the deadline.
2021-22 = Full time in NHL.

- uofcguy


I’d say that you’d need to get him to the NHL to take advantage of the window created by the other blue chip propspect’s ELCs, but what blue chip prospects?
Vladdie_Kon1
Detroit Red Wings
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Joined: 04.21.2007

Jul 16 @ 8:26 AM ET
My question is what's left for him to learn at the Junior hockey level ? At the age of 18 he'd definitely be a young AHL player but nothing that hasn't been done before. Tatar started the Griffins when he was 18, so why not this high first round pick. I'd be curious to see how quickly and how well he makes the adjustment.

He needs to get accustomed to North American hockey and the smaller ice surface and I'd say the sooner, the better.
Bubbs613
Detroit Red Wings
Location: Anywhere but Toronto , ON
Joined: 09.19.2018

Jul 16 @ 10:40 AM ET
My question is what's left for him to learn at the Junior hockey level ? At the age of 18 he'd definitely be a young AHL player but nothing that hasn't been done before. Tatar started the Griffins when he was 18, so why not this high first round pick. I'd be curious to see how quickly and how well he makes the adjustment.

He needs to get accustomed to North American hockey and the smaller ice surface and I'd say the sooner, the better.

- Vladdie_Kon1

He really impressed at the worlds for Germany and it was on small ice so I think he's going to be just fine, I hope lol.
Feds91Stammer
Detroit Red Wings
Location: "China was as proactive as possible" - Rinosaur, SC
Joined: 02.01.2012

Jul 16 @ 10:48 AM ET
My question is what's left for him to learn at the Junior hockey level ? At the age of 18 he'd definitely be a young AHL player but nothing that hasn't been done before. Tatar started the Griffins when he was 18, so why not this high first round pick. I'd be curious to see how quickly and how well he makes the adjustment.

He needs to get accustomed to North American hockey and the smaller ice surface and I'd say the sooner, the better.

- Vladdie_Kon1

He isn’t playing at the junior level...
Feds91Stammer
Detroit Red Wings
Location: "China was as proactive as possible" - Rinosaur, SC
Joined: 02.01.2012

Jul 16 @ 10:49 AM ET
I’d say that you’d need to get him to the NHL to take advantage of the window created by the other blue chip propspect’s ELCs, but what blue chip prospects?
- Za Warudo

Sick burn.
Vladdie_Kon1
Detroit Red Wings
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Joined: 04.21.2007

Jul 17 @ 8:21 AM ET
He isn’t playing at the junior level...
- Feds91Stammer


Ah... yes. The German league is where he's been playing. Either way, I think the AHL is his best destination if he can't crack the lineup in Detroit after training camp.

And... I'd get to see him play close up in GR. So there's that.
Vladdie_Kon1
Detroit Red Wings
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Joined: 04.21.2007

Jul 17 @ 8:23 AM ET
He really impressed at the worlds for Germany and it was on small ice so I think he's going to be just fine, I hope lol.
- Bubbs613


I didn't get to watch him play at the Worlds, but heard the same assessment from other folks as well.