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Old 06-14-2011, 10:12 AM
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Old 06-14-2011, 10:22 AM
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I find him very intriguing...he really has made a name for himself the last few months and has, I think, solidified his spot in the top 10. At one point we were talking about this draft as a top 8 draft, and now with Zibanejad I believe it is a top 9 draft.

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Zibanejad is such an enigma. One of the most intriguing prospects for me in this years draft class. I think he's very boom/bust, either becomes a star or a 3rd line C.
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I can't see Boston going F at #9. They need some help on the back end. Armia seems to be a great fit at #10 for Minnesota who prizes talented Finns like Koivu and Granlund. Colorado could nab him at #11 but Bartschi looks awfully tempting there as well. It will be interesting to see how it all plays out on Draft Day, for sure!
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Zibanejad is such an enigma. One of the most intriguing prospects for me in this years draft class. I think he's very boom/bust, either becomes a star or a 3rd line C.
I get this feeling too dyz and depending on which team drafts him, I will be cheering for him to succeed or fail
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Zibanejad is such an enigma. One of the most intriguing prospects for me in this years draft class. I think he's very boom/bust, either becomes a star or a 3rd line C.
3rd line centre is not a bust at all. Bust is never making the NHL.
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a few posts about him in this thread:

http://www.dobberhockey.com/index.ph...d.php&t=101884
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I can't see Boston going F at #9. They need some help on the back end. Armia seems to be a great fit at #10 for Minnesota who prizes talented Finns like Koivu and Granlund. Colorado could nab him at #11 but Bartschi looks awfully tempting there as well. It will be interesting to see how it all plays out on Draft Day, for sure!
I don't necessarily think Zibanejad goes 9th, but I think he has made it into the same discussion as the other 8 players. I think Boston will grab a dman, if they can. If Murphy, Larsson, and Hamilton are all gone, there are two other dmen they might consider grabbing, I think.

I do agree that Armia in Minny seems like a great fit and Bartschi is another good candidate to go in the 10-15 range.
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3rd line centre is not a bust at all. Bust is never making the NHL.
Bust may not be the right word, but if you draft someone in the top 10, you hope he doesn't turn into a 3rd or 4th line player. If he does, I'd say you'd be very disappointed.

I know many top 10 draftees become very good 3rd and 4th liners (and many are legit busts who never play), but I have to believe teams hope for more with their top 10 picks.
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in that other thread somebody copied the post on him on the bruin draft watch blog... and i see "Style Compares to: Jeff Carter".

really? how do people come up with these comparisons?

i think as upside you could put him down as a Zetterberg type (assuming patient and thorough development), and the lower end a guy like TJ Oshie (who may end up settling as a 3rd line C/W after all is said and done).

and then, as Big Ev says, he could actually bust.
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