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netwolf wrote:...is up: http://letsgopens.com/camp_reports.php?id=72
Questions, comments, or general abuse is welcome.
netwolf wrote:...is up: http://letsgopens.com/camp_reports.php?id=72
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Gaucho wrote:So why did Marcantuoni drop this far?
Gaucho wrote:In any case, he's just another example why scouting and drafting is an inexact science.
DelPen wrote:The giant guy, what's his deal? He's here on a try-out, right? Is he worth signing at this point to a 2-way?
sil wrote:Gaucho wrote:In any case, he's just another example why scouting and drafting is an inexact science.
Yup.
Geezer wrote:Read a quote from a scout who compared drafting 18 year olds to be future NHL players with going to a high school and trying to pick future doctors from 10th graders
Gaucho wrote:I've read somewhere that about 20 NHL teams were interested in Sustr. Not sure how accurate that is.
Geezer wrote:sil wrote:Gaucho wrote:In any case, he's just another example why scouting and drafting is an inexact science.
Yup.
Read a quote from a scout who compared drafting 18 year olds to be future NHL players with going to a high school and trying to pick future doctors from 10th graders
Geezer wrote:sil wrote:Gaucho wrote:In any case, he's just another example why scouting and drafting is an inexact science.
Yup.
Read a quote from a scout who compared drafting 18 year olds to be future NHL players with going to a high school and trying to pick future doctors from 10th graders
Three Stars wrote:Geezer wrote:sil wrote:Gaucho wrote:In any case, he's just another example why scouting and drafting is an inexact science.
Yup.
Read a quote from a scout who compared drafting 18 year olds to be future NHL players with going to a high school and trying to pick future doctors from 10th graders
That's how it was for me.
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