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Yegor Surin,an interesting and complete prospect.
Yegor Surin, the troublemaker of the 2024 NHL draft
I agree on the fact that there’s big room for improvement on the D side. He was easy to follow and get some games on the net and get a grip on who he is on ice. I’m reminded of Sergachev here where he had to learn to become passable on the D side of things. I don’t doubt he will get better on the back on another year in the NCAA and a year in the AHL to get the work he needs too. The package is too enticing to me, considering he’s on the right side. That’s great value thoughout the league.He has been in NA for two full years (played for GB in USHL for a season before MSU) and I still haven't been impressed by the lack of structure in his defensive game and his constant poor reads. I know I'm in the very small minority here but I wouldn't spend a top 5 pick on a dman with such questionable hockey IQ and desire to play defense. Amazing skills/tools and he's built like a greek god but I think he's going to be in for a wake up call at the next level when ability to think the game is so crucial no matter how impressive your tools are.
I'm still hoping that the Habs manage to get another top 15 pick.I'm fairly confident we will get one of these two and all the Iginla Sennecke Catton Helenius debates will be for nothing
Pretty close to mine:1 - Celebrini
2 - Demidov
3 - Lindestrom
4 - Levshunov
5 - Buium
That’s my top 5 I want.
I don't see the Habs passing on Demidov or Lindstrom if they are still available.Feels like Lindstrom is the guy most of the casual fans talk about. I hope we won't get a repeat of the Reinbacher meltdown if he's not the one in the end
Nobody else wants to post a beefcake list? My list was so intimidating with their big body presence?
I can't see Sennecke going 5i've watched 2 games so far, he's shown some flashes but has weak ankles and balance.