Ryan Roobroeck - 6'4 C, Canadian kid, ranked anywhere from #2 - #23 depending on the source
Viggo Bjork - 5'10 C/RW, Swede, ranked #4 - #22
Tynan Lawrence - 6'0, C, Canadian, ranked #2 - #13
We have a few Viggo equivalents, I'd be inclined to take him later in the first.
Lawrence will be interesting as he just joined a solid BU team so he may not get playing time and likely will be playing there full time next season. Put up good numbers in the USHL though.
Roobroeck I don't know a ton abut but like his size, doesn't have a ton of PIMs so not sure if he uses much of it.
Aaronp18 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 12, 2026 12:23 pm
Roobroeck I don't know a ton abut but like his size, doesn't have a ton of PIMs so not sure if he uses much of it.
'Not getting injured by contact with other players' is making tremendous and effective use of size.
Aaronp18 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 12, 2026 12:23 pm
Roobroeck I don't know a ton abut but like his size, doesn't have a ton of PIMs so not sure if he uses much of it.
'Not getting injured by contact with other players' is making tremendous and effective use of size.
Where is that from?
Is that the new standard of physicality? Not getting injured by contact with other players?
Although still an upgrade on the majority of this team now.
Aaronp18 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 12, 2026 12:23 pm
Roobroeck I don't know a ton abut but like his size, doesn't have a ton of PIMs so not sure if he uses much of it.
'Not getting injured by contact with other players' is making tremendous and effective use of size.
Where is that from?
Is that the new standard of physicality? Not getting injured by contact with other players?
Although still an upgrade on the majority of this team now.
That's just me. Sorry that my punctuation choice made it look like I was quoting someone with a more authoritative opinion.
I based my conclusion on the career trajectory of EP40. I know the majority position here is that most of the problem is mental. I don't know that it isn't. But I think that there is a substantial chance that his physical abilities have been eroded by what seem like relatively minor injuries.