Here’s how the afternoon group is skating…
Parse-Stoll-Williams
Richardson-Lewis-Westgarth
Clifford-Schenn-Moller
Clune-Elkins-Holloway
Harnden-Czarnik-Meckler
Mitchell-Doughty
Hickey-Campbell
Kolomatis-Fransson
Deslauriers-Groulx
Zatkoff
Jones
Berube
Zemlak
Massive, huge, wide, large, ugly, frightening, gaping hole at 5 & 6 for the Kings!!!!!!!!
I was watching the ‘Hawks camp on the net today; they actually had a full scrimage with about 15K in attendance. Some of the big stars were missing though.
I have been moving around the diffeent sites on nhl.com. It’s interesting to see how different some of the camps are.
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2hitnik Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 2:24 pm
@Doc. Mark 1968, Greene-Drewiske won’t be that bad. Drewiskie was doing holding his own till he got hurt last season.
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Doc. Mark 1968 Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 2:28 pm
@2hitnik,
Yes, I was not accounting for Greene in that analysis.
Whiskey, Muzz, Fran? We shall see I suppose.
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jet Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 3:16 pm
@Doc. Mark 1968, Burke’s camp had a fight on the first day. Guess the Leafs are ready to do wht they do.
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Clifford- Schenn- Moller
that sounds like a 2nd line of the future maybe possibily hopefully. that would be amazing
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Good idea Doc.Mark1968.Didnt think to check enimie sites.15k rediculus they wont come close to last years run.sold the farm for 1cup literely.
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Doc. Mark 1968 Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 2:35 pm
@rumpa#19,
I still fear the Warrior Head.
However, I think the more important point is not what happened to them this summer, but what everyone else is doing. And like you said, I think teams have crews looking hard at other camps because that analysis is just as important.
They will be there in the play-offs though, to be sure. It would mean more to beat them than anyone else I think.
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Richardson-Lewis-Westgarth/Clune
That’d be one hell of a fourth line.
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regulate Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 5:18 pm
@markisonfire,
I would rather see Clifford make the team over Clune. Clune has some attitude, but Clifford has attitude with fists to match. He can play wing on the nights without heavyweights, and Westgarth can play the others. Clifford skill set is higher, with the toughness and size to match. After watching him clean the clock in the rookie tournament with 6-6 Howe of Phoenix, I am sold.
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why is doughty skating with these guys he has nothing to prove his the number defensemen on team
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peter;Look at it this way guys trying to make it need real dougthy infront of them.If they look average against him there NHL reddy. Thanks DocMark for the reply.i think poenix colo could be trouble .
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Okay so today I did a real scientific analysis of our rookies … I made an AHL run with the Monarchs on EA NHL.
I got to the finals thanks to Lewis, Elkins, Voynov, Westgarth, and Moller … Not to mention sone amazing saves from Bernie.
BUT, guess who showed up to score the game winning goal in the the 3rd against the Wor Sharks to win the Calder cup?!
MIKUS!!!!!!
Our farm is the real deal … I know … That sounds weird after a virtual demonstration with just a video game … But you got to admit EA can come pretty close.
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holly Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 5:55 pm
@Ari,
As funny as this is, EA is pretty impressive when it comes to accuracy.
Though, we’d need to toss in a few clutch goals from Holloway for me to declare it scientific proof.
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holly Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 5:56 pm
Although, I don’t know how they’d end up playing Worcester in the finals given that they’re in our division…
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KC23 Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 6:53 pm
@Ari,
I am playing “Be a Pro” in NHL 11 (allstar level) and I also am in finals. The Monarchs have a 3 to 2 series lead over the Leaf’s AHL team. I ended up beating the Ducks AHL team to get to the finals. That was sweet!
My best player is Lewis by far. NHL 11 is the best sports game on the PS3 I’ve ever played. Very deep feature wise.
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Why is the Kings 1st Round pick fromm this past June, Derek Forbort, not at camp?
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Rich Hammond Reply:
September 18th, 2010 at 6:04 pm
He’s in college.
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