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Here’s another example of how tough an 18 year old draft is, Alex Turcotte was drafted ahead of Cozens and Zegras. He has not been a factor last year or this year so far.

Things may change again in 3-4 years. I still like the Cozens pick.

I was really hoping for Rossi this year but Quinn is growing on me. I see a lot of Mark Stone in him and if he approaches that level it is a great pick.

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Cozens with 4 goals and 5 assists in 3 games, second to Zegras with 10.

Looks like they took away Quinn’s PP assist on the Byfield tip, but he’s still 1/3/4 in 3 and leads all tournament forwards at +8. 

This is an interesting stat line:

Byfield 2/5/7/+7

Stutzle 3/2/5/-5

Raymond 1/2/3/+1

Sanderson 0/1/1/+2

Drysdale 0/2/2/+12

Holtz 0/1/1/+1

Quinn 1/3/4/+8

Rossi 0/0/0/-5

Perfetti 1/4/5/+3

Lundell 2/1/3/+3

Holloway 0/1/1/+3

Mercer 2/3/5/+6

Zary 0/1/1/+4

Jarventie 0/0/0/-1

Peterka 1/4/5/-6

Colangelo 1/0/1/+1

Gunler 3/0/3/+2

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6 minutes ago, dudacek said:

Cozens with 4 goals and 5 assists in 3 games, second to Zegras with 10.

Looks like they took away Quinn’s PP assist on the Byfield tip, but he’s still 1/3/4 in 3 and leads all tournament forwards at +8. 

This is an interesting stat line:

Byfield 2/5/7/+7

Stutzle 3/2/5/-5

Raymond 1/2/3/+1

Sanderson 0/1/1/+2

Drysdale 0/2/2/+12

Holtz 0/1/1/+1

Quinn 1/3/4/+8

Rossi 0/0/0/-5

Perfetti 1/4/5/+3

Lundell 2/1/3/+3

Holloway 0/1/1/+3

Mercer 2/3/5/+6

Zary 0/1/1/+4

Jarventie 0/0/0/-1

Peterka 1/4/5/-6

Colangelo 1/0/1/+1

Gunler 3/0/3/+2

I know +/- is not a fancystat but it’s nice to see Quinn with that number. That’s something the coaches love and will trust him with important ice time.

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11 minutes ago, French Collection said:

I know +/- is not a fancystat but it’s nice to see Quinn with that number. That’s something the coaches love and will trust him with important ice time.

Watching the games confirms that number is earned. Perfetti has one more point, and has wonderful vision and hands, but he’s been a PP specialist.

You can’t overrate the WJC (especially given Rossi’s team), but it is gratifying to see how our picks are performing versus the guys rated around them.

 

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2 minutes ago, dudacek said:

You can’t overrate the WJC (especially given Rossi’s team), but it is gratifying to see how our picks are performing versus the guys rated around them.

 

JJP has been excellent for the Germans and Quinn is looking as good or better then Rossi or Perfetti.  Johnson is looking better.  Cozens vs Zegras is a great debate that is going to carry over into the NHL.  It looks like we couldn’t have gone wrong with either player.  I think i wanted Cozens on draft day, but I remember a pretty big debate about the top Americans (Turcotte, Zegras) vs the top Canadians (Dach, Cozens, Krebs).

I’ll say this, there is a lot to like about the guys drafted 12-18 in 2019 in Boldy, Knight, York, Caufield, Newhook, Krebs, Harley.  I love York’s game and hate to think of him in a Flyers uniform sooner then later.

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2 minutes ago, GASabresIUFAN said:

JJP has been excellent for the Germans and Quinn is looking as good or better then Rossi or Perfetti.  Johnson is looking better.  Cozens vs Zegras is a great debate that is going to carry over into the NHL.  It looks like we couldn’t have gone wrong with either player.  I think i wanted Cozens on draft day, but I remember a pretty big debate about the top Americans (Turcotte, Zegras) vs the top Canadians (Dach, Cozens, Krebs).

I’ll say this, there is a lot to like about the guys drafted 12-18 in 2019 in Boldy, Knight, York, Caufield, Newhook, Krebs, Harley.  I love York’s game and hate to think of him in a Flyers uniform sooner then later.

Boldly has been good in this tournament but my favourite from that group is Newhook. He is fast, shifty and drives to the net.

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12 minutes ago, GASabresIUFAN said:

JJP has been excellent for the Germans and Quinn is looking as good or better then Rossi or Perfetti.  Johnson is looking better.  Cozens vs Zegras is a great debate that is going to carry over into the NHL.  It looks like we couldn’t have gone wrong with either player.  I think i wanted Cozens on draft day, but I remember a pretty big debate about the top Americans (Turcotte, Zegras) vs the top Canadians (Dach, Cozens, Krebs).

I’ll say this, there is a lot to like about the guys drafted 12-18 in 2019 in Boldy, Knight, York, Caufield, Newhook, Krebs, Harley.  I love York’s game and hate to think of him in a Flyers uniform sooner then later.

I fully admit I wanted Zegras, but Cozens has not made me second guess that pick at all. And his style fills a need better than Zegras right now. I’m convinced he can be a top six RW; I hope he can be an elite 2C.

Funny you say that about York. I only casually watched today’s game, but saw he put up a good stat line. I watched the first two games more closely and thought he isn’t the 1D the Americans are using him as.

2 minutes ago, Curt said:

Did Carter ever have that speed???

Not even close. He rarely played that hard either.

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21 minutes ago, fiftyone said:

For those who have been watching, has Cozens been Canada's best forward (player?)? 

By my eye it's varied from game to game, but he's been top 2 each game.  For example, I don't think he was Canada's best player last night, but he sure was their next best player last night.  He's a cornerstone for that team for sure.

What I've liked is he seems to always be in on a play.  He's consistently made things happen.  I can't wait to see how he looks against tougher competition.

 

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21 minutes ago, fiftyone said:

For those who have been watching, has Cozens been Canada's best forward (player?)? 

 

17 minutes ago, New Scotland (NS) said:

It's a pretty stacked lineup, but I'd say yes.

What NS said.

Canada is ridiculously deep and is playing everybody, so don’t picture him as always on the ice and controlling the games the way Jack does.

But he is on the first PP, he is killing penalties, he is playing against the other team’s best players, and he is leading the team in goals and in assists.

I think it is also pretty clear he is becoming the leader and will be the go-to guy when the games get close in a way they haven’t been so far.

 

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10 minutes ago, Weave said:

By my eye it's varied from game to game, but he's been top 2 each game.  For example, I don't think he was Canada's best player last night, but he sure was their next best player last night.  He's a cornerstone for that team for sure.

What I've liked is he seems to always be in on a play.  He's consistently made things happen.  I can't wait to see how he looks against tougher competition.

 

 

3 minutes ago, dudacek said:

 

What NS said.

Canada is ridiculously deep and is playing everybody, so don’t picture him as always on the ice and controlling the games the way Jack does.

But he is on the first PP, he is killing penalties, he is playing against the other team’s best players, and he is leading the team in goals and in assists.

I think it is also pretty clear he is becoming the leader and will be the go-to guy when the games get close in a way they haven’t been so far.

 

Thanks both plus NS.

To the bolded, completely understood. I guess i'm trying to get a feel for how he comares to his own teammates because that's who we'll be comparing him to in the NHL for the next decade. Tough to do vs guys a year behind like Byfield and Perfetti, sure. 

 

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19 minutes ago, fiftyone said:

 

Thanks both plus NS.

To the bolded, completely understood. I guess i'm trying to get a feel for how he comares to his own teammates because that's who we'll be comparing him to in the NHL for the next decade. Tough to do vs guys a year behind like Byfield and Perfetti, sure. 

 

If you want a good comparison of how he ranks on the team, think of Tampa, with all their weapons and how they are deployed.

Cozens plays nothing like him and is primarily on the wing, but he is being used in the same situations as Point and being leaned on the same way. They had a Kucherov in Dach, but with him out Cozens is the main guy.

Quinn’s role has been more like Killorn’s - a secondary guy in all situations who has bounced around the top nine.

Im curious to see where he fits when the games get tighter and the bench gets shorter.

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59 minutes ago, dudacek said:

If you want a good comparison of how he ranks on the team, think of Tampa, with all their weapons and how they are deployed.

Cozens plays nothing like him and is primarily on the wing, but he is being used in the same situations as Point and being leaned on the same way. They had a Kucherov in Dach, but with him out Cozens is the main guy.

Quinn’s role has been more like Killorn’s - a secondary guy in all situations who has bounced around the top nine.

Im curious to see where he fits when the games get tighter and the bench gets shorter.

Maybe even like a Stamkos, when healthy. Wing ,Centre and providing leadership.

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