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Carl Yagro wrote: ↑Sun Dec 21, 2025 9:43 am Sounds like he would be a very good 3rd line center. But some pundits prior to the draft had Horvat as 3C ceiling due to his skating.

They were wrong and I could be about Cootes.

He could be a 1st line centre with good wingers like how Brenden Morrison was a first line center. He’s a really hard worker, he’s not really a play driver though, like your prototypical first line centre.

Kesler.

donlever wrote: ↑Sun Dec 21, 2025 10:02 amKesler.

Exactly

donlever wrote: ↑Sun Dec 21, 2025 8:28 am Per....have you provided the board a scouting report on Stenberg?

No, I haven’t. As Björklöven is in the second tier league, I don’t really follow the SHL very closely.
Now, when the Canucks drafted Elias Pettersson, I made sure to watch his games, but normally I don’t follow that league.
Now, hopefully this will change.

29 games into the season Björklöven has only lost three games, two of those in regulation.
We’re in the lead, 13 points ahead of Kalmar in second place, 19 points ahead of Modo, in fourth place, who are the team that got demoted from the SHL last season. We look unstoppable, but it’s the playoffs that decide who gets promoted, so we shouldn’t start counting our chickens yet, or as the Swedish saying goes; don’t sell the skin before you’ve shot the bear. But I am unusually hopeful.

Of course, the last time the team played this well, the season was called off because of a pandemic and there was no relegation between the leagues. We worry what it might trigger this time. A russian invasion?

But I digress.

Stenberg looks like the real thing. I mean, he is basically a ppg player in a professional men’s league at age 18. That’s outstanding.
Last season, when he mainly played in the junior league, he had 26 goals and 53 points in 27 games in the top Swedish U20 league! That’s almost two points per game! He also had 64 points in 36 games on the international U18 level. There’s a reason he is ranked so highly by all the scouting agencies. But I haven’t seen much of him. Only highlights, as I don’t follow the games.

But I’m sure we’ll see a lot of him at the World Juniors.

And hopefully I’ll see him play against Björklöven next season.

TSN will not be covering Canada’s game against Denmark tomorrow. Only USA Hockey TV will be airing it. Hockey Canada is really starting to get lame. Sad times.

Chef Boi RD wrote: ↑Mon Dec 22, 2025 8:37 am TSN will not be covering Canada’s game against Denmark tomorrow. Only USA Hockey TV will be airing it. Hockey Canada is really starting to get lame. Sad times.

Maybe point the finger at TSN?

So tonight we should see a better result and hopefully a more cohesive team

December 23 – Denmark vs. Canada – 5:00 PM PT

Better result is guaranteed. It's Denmark. I don't think the outcome is going to give us much indication as to how cohesive they will be in the real tourney against the top countries.

Scoreboard says 6-1 for the Canuck kids.

WJC: Canada 13, Denmark 2

Canada capped its pre-tournament exhibition games with an offensive explosion against Denmark, scoring 13 goals on 50 shots in a dominant victory. Projected first overall pick Gavin McKenna had two goals and two assists, while Tij Iginla continued his scoring surge with a pair of goals.

A bit of revenge from the last hockey meeting between these two countries.

Sad, as my wife is Danish - and we are doing a very Scandinavian Xmas dinner this year.

Duck
Meatballs
Red Cabbage
Rice pudding
Etc. Etc.

Of course, in Danish. Couldn't spell those recipes to save my life.

As long as there's weiner bread!

Carl Yagro wrote: ↑Tue Dec 23, 2025 7:29 pm Better result is guaranteed. It's Denmark. I don't think the outcome is going to give us much indication as to how cohesive they will be in the real tourney against the top countries.

Scoreboard says 6-1 for the Canuck kids.

Not a proper gauge to judge the team by. Judgement comes by way of how they handle USA, Sweden, Czech’s and Finland.

Yup. We gonna see, won't we?

Something tells me Carson Carels is going to be a very good pro. I’d have no problems drafting him between 5th and 10th. I think he’ll be gone between 5 and 8 somewhere.

Did Gord Miller survive a bear attack? It looks like he's had plastic surgery to hide a missing jawbone. There's like no jaw whatsoever there. Weird

Here are the full team rosters and tv schedule: https://www.flohockey.tv/articles/15043 ... eam-canada