Reply With QuoteToo early to say. Next season will give us more answers. He needs to start producing big numbers in the AHL first. The transition from the Q to the AHL is never easy, those two are such different type of leagues.
Conor Garland future?
Conor Garland play in the NHL in the future? or never?
Re: Conor Garland future?
Too early to say. Next season will give us more answers. He needs to start producing big numbers in the AHL first. The transition from the Q to the AHL is never easy, those two are such different type of leagues.
Re: Conor Garland future?
Never is a long time but I'd say he's a long shot. He was a one trick pony in the Q and rarely saw his own end zone. I dont think he knew his goalies name. He will need to learn to play at both ends of the rink before he even comes close to sniffing the NHL. That isn't an easy thing to do.
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Re: Conor Garland future?
Like Axeman said he is a one trick pony. Plus my head scout/personal hockey advisor/life coach has notified to me that although he is a skilled hockey player he is some what slow which you can get away with at the junior hockey league level but being small + not that fast isnt a good recipe for the NHL....in his words he is a "slug".....
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