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Post by playbyplay on Nov 15, 2007 22:09:31 GMT -4
Very nice to see four of our players on the list, including goaltender Robert Mayer.
QMJHL SKATERS
1 STEPHANOVICH MIKHAIL QUEBEC 27-Oct-1989 6-2 200 * RW R
2 SAUVE YANN SAINT JOHN 18-Feb-1990 6-2 208 * D L3 CORNET PHILIPPE RIMOUSKI 28-Mar-1990 6-0 175 * LW L
4 SOUTHORN JORDON PEI 15-May-1990 6-1.75 185 * D L
5 CHAMPAGNE JOEL CHICOUTIMI 24-Jan-1990 6-3.5 212 * C L
6 DESCHAMPS NICOLAS CHICOUTIMI 6-Jan-1990 6-0.5 175 * C L
7 AMYOT PASCAL SAINT JOHN 5-Jan-1990 6-3.5 200 * D R8 SAUVE MAXIME QUEBEC 30-Jan-1990 5.11.5 170 * C L
9 MORNEAU SAMUEL BAIE-COMEAU 10-Feb-1990 5-10.5 190 * LW L
10 TESSIER KELSEY QUEBEC 16-Jan-1990 5-9 170 * RW R
11 BONNEAU JONATHAN VICTORIAVILLE 10-Jul-1990 6-0 177 * LW L
12 BARBERIO MARK MONCTON 23-Mar-1990 6-0.25 201 * D L
13 CORMIER PATRICE RIMOUSKI 14-Jun-1990 6-1.5 201 * C L
14 FAMULARE DEREK CHICOUTIMI 22-Dec-1989 6-2 180 * LW L
15 DOYLE CHRIS PEI 22-Mar-1990 5-11.5 205 * C L
16 HUDON-PAQUETTE DANICK LEWISTON 17-Jul-1990 6-0 210 * RW R
17 ROUSSEL ANTOINE CHICOUTIMI 21-Nov-1989 5-11.5 170 * LW L
18 DELISLE STEVEN GATINEAU 30-Jul-1990 6-5.5 209 * D R
19 NERON ALEXANDRE RIMOUSKI 9-May-1990 6-1 178 * D R
20 ADAM LUKE ST. JOHN'S 18-Jun-1990 6-2 203 * C L
21 TOUSIGNANT MATHIEU BAIE-COMEAU 21-Nov-1989 5-11 182 * C L
22 KNOTEK THOMAS HALIFAX 13-Jan-1990 6-1 163 * C L
23 BOHAC DOMINIK QUEBEC 18-Feb-1990 6-1 185 * D L
24 STODDARD MATTHEW SAINT JOHN 20-Jun-1990 6-0 177 * RW L25 KANA JAN PEI 22-Mar-1990 5-7.5 185 * RW R
QMJHL GOALTENDERS
1 DELMAS PETER LEWISTON 16-Feb-1990 6-1.5 172 * G L
2 POULIN KEVIN VICTORIAVILLE 12-Apr-1990 6-2 210 * G L
3 COUSINEAU MARCO BAIE-COMEAU 9-Nov-1989 6-0 195 * G L
4 MAYER ROBERT SAINT JOHN 9-Oct-1989 6-0.25 185 * G L5 LECLAIR MATHIEU BAIE-COMEAU 14-Jun-1990 6-0.5 188 * G L
6 TARDIF ANTOINE ACADIE-BATHURST 12-Apr-1990 5-11.5 183 * G L
7 ALLEN JAKE ST. JOHN'S 7-Aug-1990 6-1.5 175 * G L
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Post by arrk on Nov 15, 2007 22:12:40 GMT -4
didnt expect stoddard to be there
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Post by Gallant-Unit(14-0-3) on Nov 15, 2007 22:28:03 GMT -4
same here. Good job though Matt
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Post by mrlittlewolf on Nov 16, 2007 7:47:20 GMT -4
Dont forget these are only Q ratings not the whole CHL
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Post by bjindaho on Nov 16, 2007 10:44:22 GMT -4
And that there won't be 24 picks out of the Q anyway.
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Post by elementz on Nov 16, 2007 11:55:03 GMT -4
I find it funny that guys like Tessier, Cormier, Knotek, etc are behind Amyot. I like Amyot a lot but I think the 3 players I mentioned are better.
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Post by bjindaho on Nov 16, 2007 12:36:31 GMT -4
Amyot has "potential". He is big, has a great stick, and is excellent at getting the puck out (break out passes and rushes). Cormier is slow and according to some, has terrible instincts. Tessier is tiny and is benefitting from playing on a 2nd line with a premiere talent in Espo. And Knotek's stats could be argued to be a product of Halifax's offense.
That being said, I fully expect at least 2 of those 3 to be above Amyot by mid-term unless he takes a major step forward.
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Post by P-O on Nov 16, 2007 14:01:24 GMT -4
Amyot has "potential". He is big, has a great stick, and is excellent at getting the puck out (break out passes and rushes). Cormier is slow and according to some, has terrible instincts. Tessier is tiny and is benefitting from playing on a 2nd line with a premiere talent in Espo. And Knotek's stats could be argued to be a product of Halifax's offense. That being said, I fully expect at least 2 of those 3 to be above Amyot by mid-term unless he takes a major step forward. Tessier was our #1 Center last year. He was playing with the 2 Bashkirov If Esposito has so much points, it is because he gets the puck right on the tape when he is full speed by Tessier. Come on... Radulov made Esposito a lot better... but Tessier and Esposito are 2 players who helps each other. 1 pass 1 shoots. Tessier should be the first Q forward named at the draft... before Stefanovich. |
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Post by canucklehead on Nov 16, 2007 14:36:36 GMT -4
Amyot has "potential". He is big, has a great stick, and is excellent at getting the puck out (break out passes and rushes). Cormier is slow and according to some, has terrible instincts. Tessier is tiny and is benefitting from playing on a 2nd line with a premiere talent in Espo. And Knotek's stats could be argued to be a product of Halifax's offense. That being said, I fully expect at least 2 of those 3 to be above Amyot by mid-term unless he takes a major step forward. Tessier was our #1 Center last year. He was playing with the 2 Bashkirov If Esposito has so much points, it is because he gets the puck right on the tape when he is full speed by Tessier. Come on... Radulov made Esposito a lot better... but Tessier and Esposito are 2 players who helps each other. 1 pass 1 shoots. Tessier should be the first Q forward named at the draft... before Stefanovich. I'm from NB and I'm all for Tessier doing well and all but dude seriously I would be shocked if he was the top Q player drafted his size will be a bit of an issue even in the new NHL I'm sure he won't have to wait long though. |
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Post by dogbert on Nov 16, 2007 16:17:25 GMT -4
It doesn't seem a deep list. The only one that jumps out at me is Barberio. I think he'll move up. Amyot has yet to show the foot speed or physicalness to show he's an NHL prospect. He needs to step it up, and he was showing more before his injury. Sauve has the tools to go top 10. I really hope he picks up his game.
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Post by P-O on Nov 16, 2007 16:37:57 GMT -4
Size... Size..Size.. It WAS important. Not anymore.
David Perron.. Patrick Kane... Sam Gagner... all have huge talent yes... but they got through with their tiny size.
Tessier is the best passer and the guy with the best hockey sense in the Quebec Remparts.
He has all the tools to be a playmaker in the NHL. He is just 17 and it will take him more time than a Sam Gagner to play pro.. but eventually, I am sure he will have an impact in his NHL team.
Offensively it is not a deep list, I agree...
Defensively, I wouldn't be surprise to see a Sauvé and a Barberio picked really really high. Both have all the tools to be great ion the NHL
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Post by canucklehead on Nov 16, 2007 18:43:16 GMT -4
Size... Size..Size.. It WAS important. Not anymore. David Perron.. Patrick Kane... Sam Gagner... all have huge talent yes... but they got through with their tiny size. Tessier is the best passer and the guy with the best hockey sense in the Quebec Remparts. He has all the tools to be a playmaker in the NHL. He is just 17 and it will take him more time than a Sam Gagner to play pro.. but eventually, I am sure he will have an impact in his NHL team. Offensively it is not a deep list, I agree... Defensively, I wouldn't be surprise to see a Sauvé and a Barberio picked really really high. Both have all the tools to be great ion the NHL I didn't say it's all about size size size but you also can't say he's gonna be like Kane either he's a very gifted player and with his skills you can get away with being a smaller player. Perron was looked over one year and I don't think that's gonna happen with Tessier I just said I don't see him going as the 1st Q player like your suggesting. |
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Post by dogbert on Nov 16, 2007 19:33:44 GMT -4
Size... Size..Size.. It WAS important. Not anymore. David Perron.. Patrick Kane... Sam Gagner... all have huge talent yes... but they got through with their tiny size. 6' 180lbs, 5' 10" 163lbs, & 5' 11" 191 lbs. Not exactly tiny. |
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Post by Judas In My Mind on Nov 16, 2007 22:20:20 GMT -4
Size... Size..Size.. It WAS important. Not anymore. David Perron.. Patrick Kane... Sam Gagner... all have huge talent yes... but they got through with their tiny size. 6' 180lbs, 5' 10" 163lbs, & 5' 11" 191 lbs. Not exactly tiny. Kane is tiny weight-wise though for sure. Not that it seems to be hurting him in the NHL at the moment. Chicago has a great team to watch this year with all the young talent. |
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