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@Lebowski553 күн бұрын
Nobody is scared of the San Jose Sharks.
@xbytheknifex7 күн бұрын
Yeah what a waste of 20 mins, this guy is dumb as a bag of rocks
@JamesFraser-xs6rp7 күн бұрын
The team should be much better this year, especially if camp goes well. The recent additions add more needed veteran leadership and depth, the younger guys like Klevin, Ostapchuk and Greig are growing into NHL players, Better to potentially Much better goaltending, and Green bringing a fresh and more demanding coaching style to the table should make for an exciting season for this team. Personally I think they should move Norris to the wing and use him as more of a speedy shooter. With his shoulder issues, taking draws as a center makes little sense especially when they have good centers in Giroux, Pinto, and decent guys in Tkachuk, Greig, Stutzle and even Batherson able to play the position.
@wainber18 күн бұрын
The Oilers had their own decade-of-darkness that ended, coincidentally, with a playoff appearance in the same season as the last Sens' such appearance. The Sens are just 3 seasons away from a repeat of what happened to those Oilers.
@Fifthranger8 күн бұрын
It feels weird. Having... Hope as a sharks fan.
@davideaston694410 күн бұрын
The ol' "stay competitive as you retool" strategy; the surest way to commit serious Cup competitiveness suicide in the NHL (see: Vancouver Canucks). I hope Ullmark can make his mark; he seemed lost in Boston last season, having his #1 status taken by Swayman. Looking for a great recovery by him, thus leading The Sens ("It starts from the net out", a wise GM once said) to a lot more wins.
@elvisisalive271610 күн бұрын
About time, the franchise sucks
@shellysmith103710 күн бұрын
no more than any other team.
@justinwillness316210 күн бұрын
Yeah I’m sure every team is shivering at their collars when they pull up to town 😂😂😂
@wild_insomnia11 күн бұрын
as a Penguins supporter I don't think Puustinen is about to break out.I don't see much potential in his game.Well,Penguins aging team doesn't have notable prospects ( maybe Yager is ) ,so there's literally nobody to step out.
@SNHockeyyoutube10 күн бұрын
@@wild_insomnia they definitely didn’t have the biggest crop to choose from. We’ll have to see what happens this year I guess!
@toddbosomworth363511 күн бұрын
G is home, not leaving.
@lisel592411 күн бұрын
Ullmark also had good numbers in Buffalo when they were the worst team in the NHL. Jacques Martin was brought in last year to instill playing away from the puck, the 200-ft game. Travis Green is a similar type coach so their defensive play should continue to improve. They added a solid RD in Jensen and 2 veterans who play the right way. Ullmark should be solid in net. But you are right as far as expectations are concerned. As a Sens fan, I expect them to be a bubble team fighting for a playoff spot but I am impressed with what Staois managed to accomplish in one off-season. He may be a rookie GM in the NHL, but he seems to know what he's doing.
@adambrunet945312 күн бұрын
The title is right but the content and arguments are about as flat and have as much actual content as any clickbait article on facebook. The entire video states something just says ...well what if? Claude is signed one more year. But what if. Brady chabot stutzle stc havent won yet...what if?
@mathewanctil978012 күн бұрын
What is with this pessimistic attitude about our Sens. That is not a good attitude going into this new season 😡 I have faith Ottawa will make a big step this season.
@timw436914 күн бұрын
Their is no such thing as winning the offseason RIDICULOUS
@adamthoman183214 күн бұрын
Savoie got denied exceptional status technically. Bedard was the first in the WHL.
@stockey15 күн бұрын
He will be impressive, but Demidov impresses me more.
@ExploringNS15 күн бұрын
I thought this was sportsnet..when i realized its some guy, who i am more knowledgable than.. i turned it off
@rockerrock32815 күн бұрын
Thr trade for and huge contract we gave to Karlsson is what ruined the sharks. Yeah he scored points in garbage time when we were losing. He can't play defense. We lost Pavelski and it started the free fall to the bottom of the league after that trade
@bdelaney10116 күн бұрын
This city will go mental when they eventually make the playoffs. The team needs time to marinate under STAIOS' as GM. Coaching will be interesting to follow. Nightmare music was interesting though.
@chriswills253416 күн бұрын
It's a crap team , and a crap city. Everyone just waiting for the franchise to move.
@sachinruparelia15 күн бұрын
Cry more
@adambrunet945312 күн бұрын
And you have a crap take
@CanadianBad116 күн бұрын
I think you got to mention how injuries have factored into the lack of success. STUTZLE is a top 20 center, could be top 10 by year end. Norris needs to be healthy and with Pinto the sens have great center depth
@christophercharles316916 күн бұрын
Your take on Giroux couldn't be farther than the truth. He came here because he wanted to be closer to home and to be a veteran presence for this team. There was no expectation to win the cup. I'm not saying he wouldn't want to win the cup but I don't think it's his biggest motivation anymore.
@SNHockeyyoutube16 күн бұрын
@@christophercharles3169 I agree that he wanted to come to be closer to home etc etc. But he also mentioned that the direction of the team was a big factor in choosing Ottawa. When DeBrincat was brought in ahead of the draft, Giroux said that was important for him to see because it showed the team was committed to turning the corner into competing. As a Sens fan myself, I hate even thinking about the possibility of Giroux asking for a trade. But I don’t know, I just feel like another losing season might be his breaking point. I really hope that I am wrong, and I hope we don’t even have that scenario on our hands.
@christophercharles316916 күн бұрын
@@SNHockeyyoutube I'm not getting that vibe from him so I'm not concerned. I don't have high expectation for the Sens this year and that may actually be a good thing.
@SNHockeyyoutube16 күн бұрын
@@christophercharles3169 I’m hoping that’s the case. I’m in the same boat as you, external expectations for the team are low. Hopefully that means they can exceed them!
@theodorebelmont792216 күн бұрын
@@SNHockeyyoutubeGiroux would be a great fit in Pittsburgh. I know it would be funny to see but his skill set even at this age v Would fit nicely with the Penguins. He could be his own Center as he's good on faceoffs. Also put him with Sid on the wing and I'm sure they could connect. Giroux is a smart player and still good on the PP on the left side. Pittsburgh hasn't been the same on the PP since Kessel left. Giroux would make their PP much better
@carbb576011 күн бұрын
Giroux wants to be in Ottawa but if this team doesn’t get much better they are going to have to make more significant changes
@glennwhitworth250616 күн бұрын
Great video, the sombre background music is very appropriate. I have been a Sens fan since Day 1 and will always be. I cringed every time Dorion traded away the future for dubious stars now look where that's got them. There have been so many changes by Staios this off-season that it's hard to predict how things will turn out so we'll have to see after the first 20 games.
@SNHockeyyoutube16 күн бұрын
For the most part I’ve liked the moves that Staios has made. Obviously his hands were tied with Joseph and Tarasenko, but aside from that they’ve made sense. The first 20 games will be massive for this group, for like the third straight season.
@wainber18 күн бұрын
Staios once upon a time was a defenceman and is a 2006 Stanley Cup finalist as the Oilers' team for which he'd then been playing made it that far. Yes the Oilers lost that Cup final but just MAKING it there was an accomplishment in itself. The Sens, among them, Canucks, Flames, Oilers and Winnipeg Jets (the expansion Canadian teams), have, if time the Jets' team founded in Atlanta is, not counting the 2004-05 NHL lockout: - included, the 3rd-longest Cup appearance drought at 17 seasons to the Jets' 24 - excluded (with the Jets' having relocated to Winnipeg in June 2011), the 2nd-longest Cup appearance drought, behind only the Flames' 19 but no doubt ahead of the Canucks' and Jets' 13 seasons (with the Oilers' having last appeared in a Cup final only last month)
@DGL-LDG16 күн бұрын
Steve Staois has done a remarkable job cleaning up after Dorion! Played development, front office, equipment management, will all be improved! Accountability and best in class, and boy are they showing it with these moves!
@SNHockeyyoutube16 күн бұрын
@@DGL-LDG it’s been a long time coming but he definitely has!
@wild_insomnia17 күн бұрын
damn,I feel bad for Senators. This team is too good on paper to be where they are now.Maybe right coach can be their saviour,like Jon Cooper was for Tampa.
@SNHockeyyoutube16 күн бұрын
@@wild_insomnia I sure hope so, but I’ll never be sold on them until they prove they can do it for an entire season!
@JH-jw7pu17 күн бұрын
If Draisaitl and McDavid truly do take team friendly contracts, it’s just gonna make the Leafs contracts look even worse than they do lol
@JH-jw7pu17 күн бұрын
That’s really cool
@patrickcantwell995218 күн бұрын
Uuugh, don’t speak of the trade that must not be named. Can’t even watch Sens games because seeing Norris and Stutzle not in teal still stings to this day.
@jaylenbarnes2.07918 күн бұрын
Awesome Video
@Noah7562918 күн бұрын
He’s git hands! 😮
@HawksFan.19 күн бұрын
There is a salary cap not all players will work out in the nhl
@unchainedabomination722819 күн бұрын
"Quickly becoming legends of the sport" easy bud bedard just played his 1st season he can get assassinated today and will he still be a legend?
@robertn295120 күн бұрын
They are not blood cousins. Some of their relatives just got married.
@commonsenselegit20 күн бұрын
not on McDavids level. Sorry
@stash771420 күн бұрын
Hope you’re right 😅
@SirJaymesDAudelée20 күн бұрын
3:16 I disagree with this statement. First of all, when you live in colder climates, your physiology acclimates. Second of all, when you play outdoors, you generally feel cold for about 3-4 minutes before your body temp rises due to your physical activity. This is one of the main reasons I always loved outdoor hockey. You can actually play for hours and hours without getting overheated. Overheating causes exhaustion. You show up in your parka, and before long your peeling layers off until you have a jersey over your hoodie, and you’re just cruizin. Good times and great memories bud
@3EyedRaider21 күн бұрын
Remember when the Sharks prospect pool was highlighted by pretty much just Eklund and Bordeleau (who I'm surprised you never once mentioned lol). 🦈🦈🦈
@CLo-ly1ic21 күн бұрын
McKenna will be a Calgary Flame!!
@SNHockeyyoutube21 күн бұрын
@@CLo-ly1ic I’d absolutely love to see that as a neutral fan. Mckenna vs McDavid in the battle of Alberta 👀👀
@X2Crow21 күн бұрын
Forgot Skinner in mock lines haha. I think the Oilers go with: Skinner - McDavid - Hyman (Skinner gives McDavid a pure sniper option, while Hyman provides the power forward option, both of which are proven to have the most success paired with McDavid) RNH - Draisaitl - Arvidsson (essentially the spiritual successor to the line with Yamamoto only Arvidsson is the same player as Yams just 2x better at least) Kane/Holloway - Henrique - Perry/Savoie (this is either the grinder line with Perry in, or it's legitimately a 1st line on the Ducks with Savoie in. Depends on which type of style the team wants.Also depends on Kane's health on whether or not Holloway is here or 4C) Fourth line is Janmark - Ryan/Holloway - Brown (you absolutely keep janmark and Brown together, and then whoever for 4C between Ryan and some of the Bakersfield prospects) Defense you nailed though. Ceci probably traded and Brown as the 3RD. Or kulak traded, Broberg 3LD, and we go another regular season with Nurse - Ceci til TDL
@terranboot940521 күн бұрын
Let’s go flames, finally get a first overall pick
@watching931719 күн бұрын
I feel like they aren't quite bad enough, might get a third
@RodCalidge21 күн бұрын
You guys boasting about the kid with his jaw broke? Yeah, he's real scary, 😅
@wild_insomnia21 күн бұрын
McDavid at Gavin's age looked like a Chinese knockoff comparing to Gavin. Man,I expect him to be Mario Lemieux type dominant in his late teens--100 goals per season in WHL can be cracked .
@thegreatbadon803321 күн бұрын
Him and Landon Dupont are going to insane I hope my team finds a way to be very bad those years lol
@MrWonny198621 күн бұрын
Chevy please!!
@greenchef621 күн бұрын
Bedard is not a generational player.
@SNHockeyyoutube21 күн бұрын
@@greenchef6 not yet, but I believe he has lived up to the expectations of someone that will be generational in their prime.
@TheOldFashionedDad21 күн бұрын
The disrespect Matthews gets is insane... Edit: Side note I am a massive Leafs fan so I am a little biased but still.
@truenorth135521 күн бұрын
Who?
@SNHockeyyoutube21 күн бұрын
@@TheOldFashionedDad no denying Matthew’s is a stud. I personally have him as a top 5 ish player in the league. If there were tiers, I’d have McDavid and Bedard in the Crosby level (projection wise needless to say) and Matthew’s in the Ovechkin level. There isn’t a big separation whatsoever, I just think it’s a minor gap. Obviously this is subjective as well.
@lowtierduster-725421 күн бұрын
not in the playoffs lmaooo he’s not generational
@RodCalidge16 күн бұрын
Respect is something you earn, not something you get.
@TheOldFashionedDad15 күн бұрын
@@RodCalidge Yeah which is why I am surprised he doesn't get any...Bedard somehow is being talked about like he is something and he has done literally nothing. Matthews wins the Rocket while getting nominated for Selke...goodluck finding that anywhere else.
@frankmarinucci885922 күн бұрын
How do you expect to be taken seriously when you mention players that turn around NHL franchises and you offer up Bedard as an example? He's played one season, sure he won the Calder, but he hasn't turned around anything in Chicago. They still finished dead last in their division and were still one of the worst in the league. Ovechkin doesn't even get mentioned when he carried the Caps to a Cup, and in his twilight, he's two seasons away from breaking Gretzky's unbreakable record. I get that McKenna is related to Bedard, but you could just mention him instead of implying that he's changed Chicago's fortunes. I would even talk about Matthews before Bedard. You should also not call your channel SN Hockey as it represents that Sports Net are the content creators.
@cb3477722 күн бұрын
Took wayyyy too much time out of your day to rip someone with 100 subscribers. Per this comment it’s very clear you use the wrong instrument to speak far too often. Bedard, McKenna, Crosby, Ovechkin, are what the hockey world call “Generational Talents” who are likened to players like “Matthews” (very good), who make significant impacts. This guy isn’t the first person to say that a player would turn around a franchise….pump the brakes keyboard warrior. No one has harmed you. Ps, any person with brain and watches hockey knows this guy isn’t from SportsNet.
@89326300721 күн бұрын
Uh, most people agree that Bedard is most likely a generational level talent. This isn't an uncommon opinion. Winning rookie of the year did not change that.
@mountainsmelodies409621 күн бұрын
Dumb take. Chicago literally gutted their entire roster before selecting Bedard. They're in year 1 of their rebuild and management's goal was not to be a playoff team this past year. Selecting Bedard only speeds up the process of building a championship caliber team. How many great players did Toronto or Pittsburgh have to complement Matthews and Crosby, respectively? McDavid is indisputably the best player in the NHL right now and he hasn't won a championship. As a Calgarian, I hope McKenna comes here. The Flames sure have had a rough go of it these last few years and have never drafted higher than 4th overall in the franchise's history. With a new arena currently being built, maybe the NHL will rig the draft in our favor *fingers crossed*. Since many top players seem to be fleeing Canada for low tax states, beaches and minimal fan pressure it feels like a Canadian team will never again win a Stanley Cup, which is BS considering we produce more NHL players than any other country.
@terranboot940521 күн бұрын
You liked your own comment didn’t you
@RodCalidge16 күн бұрын
Playing 1 season and getting your jaw broken in the process is legendary? SMH
@kellenfoster789322 күн бұрын
Love the content, the timeline a little off but a good video. I think finding a more upbeat tone to your info will give your video a less " the murder is in the building" vibe. I liked you naming all the prospects. Maybe a deep pipeline video for the Sharks faithful.
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Hey by a hardcore Newfie sens fan here and don’t beat a horse eh by? F !ng idiot by’s let’s GO sens
Nobody is scared of the San Jose Sharks.
Yeah what a waste of 20 mins, this guy is dumb as a bag of rocks
The team should be much better this year, especially if camp goes well. The recent additions add more needed veteran leadership and depth, the younger guys like Klevin, Ostapchuk and Greig are growing into NHL players, Better to potentially Much better goaltending, and Green bringing a fresh and more demanding coaching style to the table should make for an exciting season for this team. Personally I think they should move Norris to the wing and use him as more of a speedy shooter. With his shoulder issues, taking draws as a center makes little sense especially when they have good centers in Giroux, Pinto, and decent guys in Tkachuk, Greig, Stutzle and even Batherson able to play the position.
The Oilers had their own decade-of-darkness that ended, coincidentally, with a playoff appearance in the same season as the last Sens' such appearance. The Sens are just 3 seasons away from a repeat of what happened to those Oilers.
It feels weird. Having... Hope as a sharks fan.
The ol' "stay competitive as you retool" strategy; the surest way to commit serious Cup competitiveness suicide in the NHL (see: Vancouver Canucks). I hope Ullmark can make his mark; he seemed lost in Boston last season, having his #1 status taken by Swayman. Looking for a great recovery by him, thus leading The Sens ("It starts from the net out", a wise GM once said) to a lot more wins.
About time, the franchise sucks
no more than any other team.
Yeah I’m sure every team is shivering at their collars when they pull up to town 😂😂😂
as a Penguins supporter I don't think Puustinen is about to break out.I don't see much potential in his game.Well,Penguins aging team doesn't have notable prospects ( maybe Yager is ) ,so there's literally nobody to step out.
@@wild_insomnia they definitely didn’t have the biggest crop to choose from. We’ll have to see what happens this year I guess!
G is home, not leaving.
Ullmark also had good numbers in Buffalo when they were the worst team in the NHL. Jacques Martin was brought in last year to instill playing away from the puck, the 200-ft game. Travis Green is a similar type coach so their defensive play should continue to improve. They added a solid RD in Jensen and 2 veterans who play the right way. Ullmark should be solid in net. But you are right as far as expectations are concerned. As a Sens fan, I expect them to be a bubble team fighting for a playoff spot but I am impressed with what Staois managed to accomplish in one off-season. He may be a rookie GM in the NHL, but he seems to know what he's doing.
The title is right but the content and arguments are about as flat and have as much actual content as any clickbait article on facebook. The entire video states something just says ...well what if? Claude is signed one more year. But what if. Brady chabot stutzle stc havent won yet...what if?
What is with this pessimistic attitude about our Sens. That is not a good attitude going into this new season 😡 I have faith Ottawa will make a big step this season.
Their is no such thing as winning the offseason RIDICULOUS
Savoie got denied exceptional status technically. Bedard was the first in the WHL.
He will be impressive, but Demidov impresses me more.
I thought this was sportsnet..when i realized its some guy, who i am more knowledgable than.. i turned it off
Thr trade for and huge contract we gave to Karlsson is what ruined the sharks. Yeah he scored points in garbage time when we were losing. He can't play defense. We lost Pavelski and it started the free fall to the bottom of the league after that trade
This city will go mental when they eventually make the playoffs. The team needs time to marinate under STAIOS' as GM. Coaching will be interesting to follow. Nightmare music was interesting though.
It's a crap team , and a crap city. Everyone just waiting for the franchise to move.
Cry more
And you have a crap take
I think you got to mention how injuries have factored into the lack of success. STUTZLE is a top 20 center, could be top 10 by year end. Norris needs to be healthy and with Pinto the sens have great center depth
Your take on Giroux couldn't be farther than the truth. He came here because he wanted to be closer to home and to be a veteran presence for this team. There was no expectation to win the cup. I'm not saying he wouldn't want to win the cup but I don't think it's his biggest motivation anymore.
@@christophercharles3169 I agree that he wanted to come to be closer to home etc etc. But he also mentioned that the direction of the team was a big factor in choosing Ottawa. When DeBrincat was brought in ahead of the draft, Giroux said that was important for him to see because it showed the team was committed to turning the corner into competing. As a Sens fan myself, I hate even thinking about the possibility of Giroux asking for a trade. But I don’t know, I just feel like another losing season might be his breaking point. I really hope that I am wrong, and I hope we don’t even have that scenario on our hands.
@@SNHockeyyoutube I'm not getting that vibe from him so I'm not concerned. I don't have high expectation for the Sens this year and that may actually be a good thing.
@@christophercharles3169 I’m hoping that’s the case. I’m in the same boat as you, external expectations for the team are low. Hopefully that means they can exceed them!
@@SNHockeyyoutubeGiroux would be a great fit in Pittsburgh. I know it would be funny to see but his skill set even at this age v Would fit nicely with the Penguins. He could be his own Center as he's good on faceoffs. Also put him with Sid on the wing and I'm sure they could connect. Giroux is a smart player and still good on the PP on the left side. Pittsburgh hasn't been the same on the PP since Kessel left. Giroux would make their PP much better
Giroux wants to be in Ottawa but if this team doesn’t get much better they are going to have to make more significant changes
Great video, the sombre background music is very appropriate. I have been a Sens fan since Day 1 and will always be. I cringed every time Dorion traded away the future for dubious stars now look where that's got them. There have been so many changes by Staios this off-season that it's hard to predict how things will turn out so we'll have to see after the first 20 games.
For the most part I’ve liked the moves that Staios has made. Obviously his hands were tied with Joseph and Tarasenko, but aside from that they’ve made sense. The first 20 games will be massive for this group, for like the third straight season.
Staios once upon a time was a defenceman and is a 2006 Stanley Cup finalist as the Oilers' team for which he'd then been playing made it that far. Yes the Oilers lost that Cup final but just MAKING it there was an accomplishment in itself. The Sens, among them, Canucks, Flames, Oilers and Winnipeg Jets (the expansion Canadian teams), have, if time the Jets' team founded in Atlanta is, not counting the 2004-05 NHL lockout: - included, the 3rd-longest Cup appearance drought at 17 seasons to the Jets' 24 - excluded (with the Jets' having relocated to Winnipeg in June 2011), the 2nd-longest Cup appearance drought, behind only the Flames' 19 but no doubt ahead of the Canucks' and Jets' 13 seasons (with the Oilers' having last appeared in a Cup final only last month)
Steve Staois has done a remarkable job cleaning up after Dorion! Played development, front office, equipment management, will all be improved! Accountability and best in class, and boy are they showing it with these moves!
@@DGL-LDG it’s been a long time coming but he definitely has!
damn,I feel bad for Senators. This team is too good on paper to be where they are now.Maybe right coach can be their saviour,like Jon Cooper was for Tampa.
@@wild_insomnia I sure hope so, but I’ll never be sold on them until they prove they can do it for an entire season!
If Draisaitl and McDavid truly do take team friendly contracts, it’s just gonna make the Leafs contracts look even worse than they do lol
That’s really cool
Uuugh, don’t speak of the trade that must not be named. Can’t even watch Sens games because seeing Norris and Stutzle not in teal still stings to this day.
Awesome Video
He’s git hands! 😮
There is a salary cap not all players will work out in the nhl
"Quickly becoming legends of the sport" easy bud bedard just played his 1st season he can get assassinated today and will he still be a legend?
They are not blood cousins. Some of their relatives just got married.
not on McDavids level. Sorry
Hope you’re right 😅
3:16 I disagree with this statement. First of all, when you live in colder climates, your physiology acclimates. Second of all, when you play outdoors, you generally feel cold for about 3-4 minutes before your body temp rises due to your physical activity. This is one of the main reasons I always loved outdoor hockey. You can actually play for hours and hours without getting overheated. Overheating causes exhaustion. You show up in your parka, and before long your peeling layers off until you have a jersey over your hoodie, and you’re just cruizin. Good times and great memories bud
Remember when the Sharks prospect pool was highlighted by pretty much just Eklund and Bordeleau (who I'm surprised you never once mentioned lol). 🦈🦈🦈
McKenna will be a Calgary Flame!!
@@CLo-ly1ic I’d absolutely love to see that as a neutral fan. Mckenna vs McDavid in the battle of Alberta 👀👀
Forgot Skinner in mock lines haha. I think the Oilers go with: Skinner - McDavid - Hyman (Skinner gives McDavid a pure sniper option, while Hyman provides the power forward option, both of which are proven to have the most success paired with McDavid) RNH - Draisaitl - Arvidsson (essentially the spiritual successor to the line with Yamamoto only Arvidsson is the same player as Yams just 2x better at least) Kane/Holloway - Henrique - Perry/Savoie (this is either the grinder line with Perry in, or it's legitimately a 1st line on the Ducks with Savoie in. Depends on which type of style the team wants.Also depends on Kane's health on whether or not Holloway is here or 4C) Fourth line is Janmark - Ryan/Holloway - Brown (you absolutely keep janmark and Brown together, and then whoever for 4C between Ryan and some of the Bakersfield prospects) Defense you nailed though. Ceci probably traded and Brown as the 3RD. Or kulak traded, Broberg 3LD, and we go another regular season with Nurse - Ceci til TDL
Let’s go flames, finally get a first overall pick
I feel like they aren't quite bad enough, might get a third
You guys boasting about the kid with his jaw broke? Yeah, he's real scary, 😅
McDavid at Gavin's age looked like a Chinese knockoff comparing to Gavin. Man,I expect him to be Mario Lemieux type dominant in his late teens--100 goals per season in WHL can be cracked .
Him and Landon Dupont are going to insane I hope my team finds a way to be very bad those years lol
Chevy please!!
Bedard is not a generational player.
@@greenchef6 not yet, but I believe he has lived up to the expectations of someone that will be generational in their prime.
The disrespect Matthews gets is insane... Edit: Side note I am a massive Leafs fan so I am a little biased but still.
Who?
@@TheOldFashionedDad no denying Matthew’s is a stud. I personally have him as a top 5 ish player in the league. If there were tiers, I’d have McDavid and Bedard in the Crosby level (projection wise needless to say) and Matthew’s in the Ovechkin level. There isn’t a big separation whatsoever, I just think it’s a minor gap. Obviously this is subjective as well.
not in the playoffs lmaooo he’s not generational
Respect is something you earn, not something you get.
@@RodCalidge Yeah which is why I am surprised he doesn't get any...Bedard somehow is being talked about like he is something and he has done literally nothing. Matthews wins the Rocket while getting nominated for Selke...goodluck finding that anywhere else.
How do you expect to be taken seriously when you mention players that turn around NHL franchises and you offer up Bedard as an example? He's played one season, sure he won the Calder, but he hasn't turned around anything in Chicago. They still finished dead last in their division and were still one of the worst in the league. Ovechkin doesn't even get mentioned when he carried the Caps to a Cup, and in his twilight, he's two seasons away from breaking Gretzky's unbreakable record. I get that McKenna is related to Bedard, but you could just mention him instead of implying that he's changed Chicago's fortunes. I would even talk about Matthews before Bedard. You should also not call your channel SN Hockey as it represents that Sports Net are the content creators.
Took wayyyy too much time out of your day to rip someone with 100 subscribers. Per this comment it’s very clear you use the wrong instrument to speak far too often. Bedard, McKenna, Crosby, Ovechkin, are what the hockey world call “Generational Talents” who are likened to players like “Matthews” (very good), who make significant impacts. This guy isn’t the first person to say that a player would turn around a franchise….pump the brakes keyboard warrior. No one has harmed you. Ps, any person with brain and watches hockey knows this guy isn’t from SportsNet.
Uh, most people agree that Bedard is most likely a generational level talent. This isn't an uncommon opinion. Winning rookie of the year did not change that.
Dumb take. Chicago literally gutted their entire roster before selecting Bedard. They're in year 1 of their rebuild and management's goal was not to be a playoff team this past year. Selecting Bedard only speeds up the process of building a championship caliber team. How many great players did Toronto or Pittsburgh have to complement Matthews and Crosby, respectively? McDavid is indisputably the best player in the NHL right now and he hasn't won a championship. As a Calgarian, I hope McKenna comes here. The Flames sure have had a rough go of it these last few years and have never drafted higher than 4th overall in the franchise's history. With a new arena currently being built, maybe the NHL will rig the draft in our favor *fingers crossed*. Since many top players seem to be fleeing Canada for low tax states, beaches and minimal fan pressure it feels like a Canadian team will never again win a Stanley Cup, which is BS considering we produce more NHL players than any other country.
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Playing 1 season and getting your jaw broken in the process is legendary? SMH
Love the content, the timeline a little off but a good video. I think finding a more upbeat tone to your info will give your video a less " the murder is in the building" vibe. I liked you naming all the prospects. Maybe a deep pipeline video for the Sharks faithful.