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Bartender on Dry Island
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Kempe (Sweden): meh
JAD (Canada): showed he's a solid 4th liner and has a long ways to go to be more
Vilardi (Canada): has lots to prove. He was their 2nd line center and played like a 4th liner. But the experience of playing in meaningful games should be good for him.
Walker (Canada): IMPRESSIVE. Showed he can be a top pairing Dman even if he can't score much. Probably tops out in the NHL as a 2nd pairing Dman, but his trade value went way up.
Maata (Finland): played like a top pairing Dman in IIHF but overall was unremarkable. He could be a top 4 Dman in the NHL but only on the right team.
Nousiainen (Finland): not very noticeable but he's only 20 so he's got time to grow. Pretty impressive that he even made the team.
Roy (U.S.): solid and exactly how he's been with the Kings. He'll be a very good 2nd pairing Dman for a long time and could play top pairing minutes.
Moore (U.S.): HOLY CRAP!! First line center on a team that won 7 games in a row? He wasn't so great in the semis but WOW he was impressive. He'll he a solid top 9 NHL guy for a looooong time.
Petersen (U.S.): played like a legit #1 goalie. The Kings look set with a #1.
Wolanin (U.S.): the surprise of the tournament to me. He didn't have great numbers but he played like he played like a #2 LD in the NHL. Or he could fizzle and be a nobody.
Seider (Germany): awesome! Oh yeah, he's not a King because Blake took Turcotte instead.
JAD (Canada): showed he's a solid 4th liner and has a long ways to go to be more
Vilardi (Canada): has lots to prove. He was their 2nd line center and played like a 4th liner. But the experience of playing in meaningful games should be good for him.
Walker (Canada): IMPRESSIVE. Showed he can be a top pairing Dman even if he can't score much. Probably tops out in the NHL as a 2nd pairing Dman, but his trade value went way up.
Maata (Finland): played like a top pairing Dman in IIHF but overall was unremarkable. He could be a top 4 Dman in the NHL but only on the right team.
Nousiainen (Finland): not very noticeable but he's only 20 so he's got time to grow. Pretty impressive that he even made the team.
Roy (U.S.): solid and exactly how he's been with the Kings. He'll be a very good 2nd pairing Dman for a long time and could play top pairing minutes.
Moore (U.S.): HOLY CRAP!! First line center on a team that won 7 games in a row? He wasn't so great in the semis but WOW he was impressive. He'll he a solid top 9 NHL guy for a looooong time.
Petersen (U.S.): played like a legit #1 goalie. The Kings look set with a #1.
Wolanin (U.S.): the surprise of the tournament to me. He didn't have great numbers but he played like he played like a #2 LD in the NHL. Or he could fizzle and be a nobody.
Seider (Germany): awesome! Oh yeah, he's not a King because Blake took Turcotte instead.
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