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I was checling if Tij Iginla fights like his father and there was only one fight and it was against Brekley Catton. I was surprised how well Catton did on the fight, in fact I think he won. He's not big but he's a tough western boy
If Lindstrom is gone by the time Habs pick comes… you can be sure DEMIDOV will be gone AS WELL !!!! guy is literally the 2nd best prospect in this draft
He's my fave outside of Celebrini. And I think his shot is fine. Accuracy makes up for velocity and still translates to the NHL, IMO. Thanks for the vids. Yours are my faves of the many with this schtick.
i agree. i think his shot is more than fine and should only improve. He gets a good, quick sling with very little wasted motion where it almost doesn't look like he's shooting. It looks like the release is deceptive to goalies, at least at the WHL level.
@@sonylyons7888 I like. Demidov has risen to no 2 for me too since I posted this. It's getting hard to gauge Russians these days especially those in the MHL.
Think you're dead right on the passing. Just watched him last night and he was making passes his teammates that they just didn't expect. Two classics bounced off the boards.
There's a chance but that chance gets slimmer by the day. The guy is tearing it up. If he keeps it at his current pace, he's going to finish with 115-120 points and over 50 goals. If that guy slips out the top 5 and fall to 7, there's a hockey god watching over us 😆
I'm hoping dearly that the Blue Jackets will pick him, he would complement Fantilli so well. But I have a sneaking suspicion that they have at least Levshunov, Lindstrom and Dickinson ahead of him.
I feel like if the Habs pick in the 5th to 8th overall range, a few elite forwards might be available for them. The reason of that is, there are really good dmen projected in the top 5, and most teams picking top 5 this year picked a forward at last year draft, so that might leave the door open for a Lidnstrom, Demidov, Eiserman or Catton to the Habs. The Habs need to go for the best forward available this year, the dmen core is already built for years to come for the Habs. Now its time to add ELITE talent to the top 6 of this team. Years after years the Habs lack scoring, Suzuki and Caufield are prety good but its missing a little something more to get more punch out front. PS. Catton looks pretty good, but for me i pick Lindstrom, Demidov or Eiserman before Catton. Catton is another small player, but he's skilled ! So I'd still be happy with him.
Demidov is pretty much the same size as Catton. I think if a team is looking for a centre, Catton gets picked up pretty early. He's kind of a can't miss top 2 C with a well rounded game that could turn out to be a solid 1C in the future.
My Opinion there are 6 forwards in the first round that will be Star/superstar players… Macklin Celebrini, Ivan Demidov, Trevor Connelly, Berkly Catton, Cayden Lindstrom…. I am not sold on Cole Eiserman he has an electric shot but his effort away from the puck worries me… I’m really praying the Habs draft Catton or Connelly, Trevor Connelly reminds me of Mathew Barzal and Berkly Catton Reminds me of Jack Hughes a dynamic First line playmaker with an accurate shot… Now I think Jack Hughes is and will be better than Catton but Berkly reminds me of Jack Hughes…. I’m writing this comment before watching the video but I always love your videos and now I will see what you think… Edit: Just finished the video and it was really well done I agree with most of it, But Marner has technically never hit 100 points lol I mean 99 is close enough and he’s on pace for 100 on the dot this season… Catton reminds me of Jack Hughes more than Marner in my opinion… I’m not gonna say for sure that Catton will be a 100 point player, But he has that potential especially if he goes to a team like Montreal that has a good development team along with a coach like Marty that has shown he’s amazing at getting players on the path to their potentials… Catton in my opinion will be an 80+ point player if he hits his potential and I really hope the Habs draft Catton or Connelly because I also believe Connelly has 80+ point potential and is probably one of the best skaters in the draft… Catton is ranked low because of his size and that’s good because he can fall to the Habs… Great video loved it and I hope to see a video on Connelly soon…
I used Marner because while Marner is a great skater he's not like Hughes who's a special skater. Also because Marner is excellent defensively which I think Catton has the potential to be also.
qu'est-ce que tu pense du hype de tij inginla en ce moment?. en re regardant tes videos j'ai toujours Catton en haut de tij surtout qu'il ne semble pas ben ben plus physique ou plus gros que catton. 1 pouce de difference et 15 livres.
Dure à dire pour l'instant. C'est 2 joueurs vraiment différents. Catton c'est beaucoup plus un créateur avec un sens du jeux bien au dessus de la moyenne. Tij c'est un marqueur qui travaille vraiment bien dans le traffic et contre les contacts avec un tire foudroyant et des main en or. Même si Catton a plus de buts, Iginla est un meilleur scorer a mon avis. Je ne sais pas si tu regardes les playoffs de la CHL en ce moment mais Tij est partout sur la glace. Son jeu est encore plus dominant qu'en saison régulière. Catton de son côté semble être le même joueur. Pas moins, pas plus. Mais il a aussi définitivement moins de support. Aussi, ça ne paraît pas beaucoup 1 pouce et 15-20 livres mais la réalité c'est que c'est beaucoup. Surtout que Iginla est un des plus jeunes étant née en Août. Il n'y a pas beaucoup de joueurs de 170 livres - 175 livres qui gagnent leurs batailles pour la rondelle. Donc à moins que Catton devienne Seth Jarvis, il n'en gagnera pas une tonne. J'ai encore Catton plus haut et je crois que ça va rester comme ca mais définitivement, la montée fulgurante de Tij réduit le "gap" entre les deux. Ma question que je me pose souvent est plus entre Tij et Eiserman, qui je prend ? J'ai pas encore la réponse ...
@@bluechipprospect ouais tij a semble avoir toute une première ronde de playoff, un joueur qui est capable d'élever son niveau c'est toujours bon signe et méchante évolution depuis sa 1ere saison. Faut juste espérer que ca soit pas un feu de paille et comme tu dis il est tres jeunes. Eiserman je le vois trop unidimensionnel et le peu que j'entends de lui me laisse pas croire qu'il a la meilleur attitude ou le desir d'en faire plus. Peut-être que son passage a BU va l'aider a travaillé sur les autres aspects du jeu. Entk je voudrais pas être GM cette année. Ya beaucoup de bons prospects qui pourrait pan out ou buster et je voudrais pas etre celui qui a draft un bust 😅
Tu vois, j'ai entendu exactement le contraire par rapport à son attitude. De ce que j'ai pu comprendre, c'est un gars qui prend son travail très au sérieux et même qui se met peu être un peu trop de pression pour améliorer son jeu. Au point qu'à un certain point il essayait tellement d'effacer le tag unidimensionnel qu'il faisait des passes quand il se retrouvait avec la rondelle dans l'enclave ou en s'entend, 90% du temps, c'est un but assuré. Au 5 Nation, il jouait avec tout son talent mais travaillait autant que certain joueur beaucoup moins talentueux comme Teddy Stiga. C'est vrai que c'est pas l'année de repêchage espéré dans son cas mais des fois ya un narratif qui se construit autour d'un joueur et qui le suit toute la saison et cette année c'est Eiserman. L'année passée c'était Michkov. À suivre ...
again undersized forward lol, that's why Benson fell, same as Michkov. other than the Russian factor, he went outside the top 5 because of him being 5'10
He's 5'11". Not big but not caufield or Benson size lol Also a significantly better skater at the same age. I think you're right that he might drop a little bit but I can't see a world where he's out of top 10
Couldn't tell you. I only watched QMJHL and World Juniors in those days. I have no clue what Gagner looked like in his draft year. I always followed the draft closely but the first one that I actually made a list and tried to watch different leagues was in 2009 in the Tavares draft.
@@bluechipprospecthe's just a troll, Sam Gagner was playing with Kane and didn't have the skating, elusiveness and 2 way game that Catton has plus Catton is doing it on is own.
Definitely not a fast and explosive skater. Very agile and elusive though. Definitely gonna need to add power in those legs but if he does he's gonna be a fantastic player.
Sneaky release, he's got goal scoring potential. He definitely could be a top 5 talent, even a top 3. Low flash with high skill is more NHL transferrable then what a guy like Demidov is doing right now. Illusive, sneaky and low profile, just like Nick Suzuki but with better skating at 18.
Yeah. He's really really good. Every game I watch I come out of it impressed by his overall game and by how much he can accomplish on his own. I still have Demidov higher because the puck skills are in my opinion even higher than Catton but I get where you're coming from. One thing that I keep in the back of my mind when I watch Demidov is that half the teams in the MHL are in freaking Siberia lol . Obviously a slight exaggeration but the talent is so diluted that I have no problem with Demidov testing his limits since he's stuck in a league that he doesn't belong to. Might as well test how fast your skills can take you.
@@bluechipprospect Demidov is definitely #2 worthy but probably gonna drop because of Russian factor. Catton is definitely second best pure centre of the draft and the fact that he is solid two way contributor is gonna put him probably top 5. Most teams drafting in the top 5 are gonna be looking at him once Celebrini is off the boards. Anaheim is my only exception, but I could see either one of Columbus, Chicago, San Jose, Ottawa or Montreal going for Catton between picks 3 and 6. I have a hard time seeing him drop to 10-13 like some have placed him. That's way too low for a guy that could be the second best centre of is draft year. I like Buium, Parekh, who in my opinion is very underrated defensively, he knows when to and when not to and the other top 10 pick I like is Lindstrom, but don't see him as a centre and his playmaking ability is kinda meh but lots of upside as a goal scorer. Eiserman is definitely a can't miss elite shooter and Silayev has the size and skating ability to be a solid top 4 shutdown D but I think both might drop, one because of his nationality and the other because there's a bunch of more polished offensive studs in Demidov, Catton and Lindstrom.
@@alexandregonet8528 I like them both but I think Catton has higher ceiling plus is game is more transferable to the NHL. I think he'll be a top line center if all goes well.
In terms of potential or play ? Cause in terms of play he's nothing like Will Smith. You could say closer to Benson but he's a much better skater and a better shooter. Benson is an elite competitor with elite hockey sense and both are amazing distributors. Pretty different imo. In terms of Potential and at the same time in his draft year, I preferred Will Smith over Benson and preferred Will Smith over Catton right now. But would I be surprised if Catton became the best player out of those 3 ? Not at all !
@@bluechipprospect Smith is too slow and passive to translate his game. I know it's not a popular opinion, and he may very well prove me wrong. I just see Mike Ribeiro Lite at best.
@@TheGreekPoetthat hilarious because every report I’ve seen he has great skating. You’re the absolute only one who thinks he has slow skating and you’re definitely not a professional eye.
@@italian1ist report? Who are you to talk if you don't watch. THAT's hilarious 😂. I watch him play. He's FN slow man. Start actually watching before you flap your cannoli lips 👄😂.
undersized forwards don't usually go in the top 3-5. it's the makeup of the player, isn't as interesting, or appealing as a 6'4 230 plb power forward. or say a Potential top pairing Dman. just to use this as an example.... unless yeah of course your a Conner Bedard.. or any other Generational talent.. thats the only exception here. it's unfair, but just how it is.. and that's not to say he isn't a top 5 talent, but its Risky!! and chances he meets these expectations, aren't great.
I agree, they really don't outside of a few like Cooley and Raymond but I think it's fair to say that Catton is at least as good as both of them. I think that Celebrini, Dickinson, Silayev and Lindstrom are all gone in the top 5 because they all represent a rare combination of size and skill after that it can go pretty much in any direction. We'll see 🤷
@@bluechipprospect yeah there's a few exceptions. but for the most part, it's rare occassion you see an undersized forward be taken top 3 to 5.. especially not ahead of the bigger Centreman, or D.. like you've mentioned here. it's just a safer pick. it has happened in the past but more times than not undersized players drop off. sometimes substantially. regardless of their ceiling talent level.
