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    Hey, I took a jump on this guy in the last round of my minor draft as a long shot. Does anyone know how he has been doing in the rookie training tourney; also is there anyone out there a more learned about this guy? I have to make a cut in the next few weeks and I'm not sure if I want to drop JT Miller or Nosek. Any help or extra info would be greatly appreciated.
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    Can't really answer your question about Nosek at current rookie camp/tournament but I do think that Miller is a far safer and closer option.

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    While I would take JT Miller without question between the two, I am curious about Nosek too.

    Dobber's Guide gives him a 10% chance of making the team this season which is reasonable, but no upside listed. At 22 yrs. old I think he will get some injury call-ups once he get acclimatized to North America playing for Grand Rapids and may progress quicker than some recent Detroit prospects ( not counting Mantha ). I know Jiri Fischer is very high on him and is one of the reasons he chose to sign with the Red Wings.

    I am just not sure what his upside is- a two-way bottom sixer or the skill to be a top-sixer in a couple of years. Anyone have some insight?
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    I'm thinking for the foreseeable future he will be a depth option at best for the Wings.


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    Default Re: Tomas Nosek

    Scroll down to read George Malik's assessment of Nosek.

    http://kuklaskorner.com/tmr/comments...-prospects-3rd

    You can see entries in the blog for each rookie tournament game where Nosek's performances are detailed.

    But in short, he's looking good.

    The 10% chance to make the team is 10% too much. He is not at all ready for the NHL. If there are any call-ups to Detroit, there are several players that are ahead of him.

    His upside is probably as a good third liner or a second liner in a pinch. Detroit is too packed with talent now and in the next five years for Nosek to have a clear path to the top six.
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