5'3" this board wouldn't be interested.I didn't even know he hockied.
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5'3" this board wouldn't be interested.I didn't even know he hockied.
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Elick is ranked from #25 to #33 on multiple sites. Maybe the Avs can get this guy.I think people are little too down on his offense. He's not going to be a 30 point guy or anything, but he's not going to be a hindrance either. A guy his size shouldn't skate like he can, and he loves the physical part of the game. He's a lot like a young Manson.
Well at least this would give me a good reason to follow the Blazers againI like it. A big RH shutdown, 2nd pair D-man.
No. 25: Colorado Avalanche — Harrison Brunicke, D (Kamloops Blazers, WHL)
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From Flo Hockey:
Harrison Brunicke, D, Canada
With good skating ability and agility, Brunicke defends very well. Canada used him in a shutdown role, getting a lot of tough matchups and he handled it very well. He also showed some decent touch on the puck, making a good first pass and keeping things simple. He’s not going to be a major point producer, but I could see a lot of teams feeling more comfortable taking him fairly early on Day 2, especially as a 6-foot-3, right-shot defenseman.
He can't stay out of the box either.Size queen.
He’s a late first to early second guy, so petty likely. I like him quite a bit. A project, but all the tools to be a middle pairing shutdown guy with an edge.Elick is ranked from #25 to #33 on multiple sites. Maybe the Avs can get this guy.
Why do they have Colorado's pick at 25 when they will be 32? I am so confused.I like it. A big RH shutdown, 2nd pair D-man.
No. 25: Colorado Avalanche — Harrison Brunicke, D (Kamloops Blazers, WHL)
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The Sharks are getting a new star at the top of the 2024 NHL Draft. Here’s what happens after that.www.sbnation.com
From Flo Hockey:
Harrison Brunicke, D, Canada
With good skating ability and agility, Brunicke defends very well. Canada used him in a shutdown role, getting a lot of tough matchups and he handled it very well. He also showed some decent touch on the puck, making a good first pass and keeping things simple. He’s not going to be a major point producer, but I could see a lot of teams feeling more comfortable taking him fairly early on Day 2, especially as a 6-foot-3, right-shot defenseman.
Season's end standings???Why do they have Colorado's pick at 25 when they will be 32? I am so confused.
I guess I should have used one of these...Season's end standings???