2014 Mr. Hockey Finalists
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Damn I've been outed on the forum... Now I won't be able to rip on kids like everyone else on the board. I Think Avery deserves the honor as much as any other kid on the list but if I had the vote I would probably go with Slattery, Of all the kids that I have seen play this year in top games against tough competition he stood out and has really picked his game up this year. He had 4 point games against Edina and Benilde,, Aver has his big games against Chisholm and International Falls where he ran up 16 points in 3 games. The 200 point club up in Rapids is impressive but it is tough to compare points only when you get some games against opponents like that. Should be an interesting finish this year and maybe you can buy me a beer near the X if Rapids and Burnsville both make it.B-Ville Hockey Guy wrote:My top 10 High school players- Some never played Pro: I am a mid 80"s Grad so there is a little bias hereSats81 wrote:What an incredible history of great players Rapids has had.B-Ville Hockey Guy wrote: WOW The Best Forward GR ever put out? Have you been to the rink and looked at the list of NHL's up on the wall? Hobey Baker winners? Avery is a great kid and a good player but I wouldn't go putting him up against the greatest ever from that town.. I would put my GR senior year points up against his and I wasn't very good
I agree with you Bvlle Hockey Guy. Has their been a MN Program who has produced more D1 talent? I would love to know the answer to that...
I do believe Aaron Miskovich is only Rapids player to win Mr Hockey...although if award was given away prior to 1985 I'm pretty certain that would be different....Bvlle Hockey Guy- in your opinion who is best to ever come out of Rapids? Probably hard to say, maybe a top 10 list?
#1 Jim Jetland- best athelete to come out of that town- should have played baseball in college but was good at the u
#2 Bill Baker- nough said
#3 Gary Degrio- Fastest skater to come out of GR
#4 Chris Marinucci- Hobey Baker
#5 John Rothstein- took over games when I was about 12 years old.
#6 Tommy Madsen-
#7 Alex Galagoski
#8 Aaron Miskovich-lit up HS
#9 Patrick White also Lit up HS
#10 Jim Malwitz- HS stud and went on to big things at the U
#11 Bville hockey Guy- Just kidding I was marginal HS player
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left off the list Kellin, Rohloff's /Levasseur/Lempe/Bischoff/Averys Dad)/Jim, Tom,Bill Rothstein...Roth, Decenzo, Lucia, Neilson, Kleinendors brothers, bobby madsen,Jon Casey, Dan Clafton and his son, I am sure that there are about 20 more D1 that I am forgetting.... Fun place to grow up and I hope Avery wins the award!
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Well, this is the same guy, who didn't make the natl camp, and by own admission, had a bad final 54 weekend, but then was picked for the national team for various intl tournaments, etc........................bypassing the alternates..................Hockey922 wrote:Not really sure how Wolff is a finalist. From what I've seen he's decent, but definitely not Mr. Hockey caliber.

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2014 Mr Hockey Finalists
Voting is done in part by NHL scouts that like Wolff's size and physicality, which is one of his biggest assets. Although the high school game does not showcase that since clean, hard hits are penalties. Most of the Mr Hockey attention and awards go to Forwards, but Wolff is a dominant defensman and definitely belongs in the conversation about the top ten senior high school players.
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Re: 2014 Mr Hockey Finalists
Puck to the head wrote:Voting is done in part by NHL scouts that like Wolff's size and physicality, which is one of his biggest assets. Although the high school game does not showcase that since clean, hard hits are penalties. Most of the Mr Hockey attention and awards go to Forwards, but Wolff is a dominant defensman and definitely belongs in the conversation about the top ten senior high school players.
You definitely took a puck to the jibbers if you think Nick Wolff has any shot at the award, I would predict a dead last finish for the Wildcat.
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NHL Central Scouting must have a favorable impression given his top 100 draft ranking in mid-terms. While he is lower than a few, he is higher than another noticable Mr. Hockey canddiate, and that does not include the ones not ranked by NHL. Again, not predicting a winner but as I stated earlier he "is a dominant defenseman and definitely belongs in the conversation about the top ten senior high school players." Here are MSHL players from the Mid-Term update:
61 - D - Luc Snuggerud - Eden Prairie
67 - F - Mitch Slattery - Hill-Murray
70 - F - Steven Spinner - Eden Prairie
97 - D - Nick Wolff - Eagan
168 - D - Tyler Nanne - Edina
180 - F - Miguel Fidler - Edina
Not predicting a winner, but responding to Hock922 question about him as finalist. Who would you replace him with as a Finalist candidate?
61 - D - Luc Snuggerud - Eden Prairie
67 - F - Mitch Slattery - Hill-Murray
70 - F - Steven Spinner - Eden Prairie
97 - D - Nick Wolff - Eagan
168 - D - Tyler Nanne - Edina
180 - F - Miguel Fidler - Edina
Not predicting a winner, but responding to Hock922 question about him as finalist. Who would you replace him with as a Finalist candidate?
NHL Central Scouting must have a favorable impression given his top 100 draft ranking in mid-terms. While he is lower than a few, he is higher than another noticable Mr. Hockey canddiate, and that does not include the ones not ranked by NHL. Again, not predicting a winner but as I stated earlier he "is a dominant defenseman and definitely belongs in the conversation about the top ten senior high school players." Here are MSHL players from the Mid-Term update:
61 - D - Luc Snuggerud - Eden Prairie
67 - F - Mitch Slattery - Hill-Murray
70 - F - Steven Spinner - Eden Prairie
97 - D - Nick Wolff - Eagan
168 - D - Tyler Nanne - Edina
180 - F - Miguel Fidler - Edina
Not predicting a winner, but responding to Hock922 question about him as finalist. Who would you replace him with as a Finalist candidate?
I heard his dad is a scout with the Wild and his grandfather is a former GM. Do you suppose that has anything to do with it.
61 - D - Luc Snuggerud - Eden Prairie
67 - F - Mitch Slattery - Hill-Murray
70 - F - Steven Spinner - Eden Prairie
97 - D - Nick Wolff - Eagan
168 - D - Tyler Nanne - Edina
180 - F - Miguel Fidler - Edina
Not predicting a winner, but responding to Hock922 question about him as finalist. Who would you replace him with as a Finalist candidate?
I heard his dad is a scout with the Wild and his grandfather is a former GM. Do you suppose that has anything to do with it.
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If true, the subject of my comment is becoming more clear.falconeer wrote:NHL Central Scouting must have a favorable impression given his top 100 draft ranking in mid-terms. While he is lower than a few, he is higher than another noticable Mr. Hockey canddiate, and that does not include the ones not ranked by NHL. Again, not predicting a winner but as I stated earlier he "is a dominant defenseman and definitely belongs in the conversation about the top ten senior high school players." Here are MSHL players from the Mid-Term update:
61 - D - Luc Snuggerud - Eden Prairie
67 - F - Mitch Slattery - Hill-Murray
70 - F - Steven Spinner - Eden Prairie
97 - D - Nick Wolff - Eagan
168 - D - Tyler Nanne - Edina
180 - F - Miguel Fidler - Edina
Not predicting a winner, but responding to Hock922 question about him as finalist. Who would you replace him with as a Finalist candidate?
I heard his dad is a scout with the Wild and his grandfather is a former GM. Do you suppose that has anything to do with it.
Assuming he is referring to Nanne....puckbreath wrote:If true, the subject of my comment is becoming more clear.falconeer wrote:NHL Central Scouting must have a favorable impression given his top 100 draft ranking in mid-terms. While he is lower than a few, he is higher than another noticable Mr. Hockey canddiate, and that does not include the ones not ranked by NHL. Again, not predicting a winner but as I stated earlier he "is a dominant defenseman and definitely belongs in the conversation about the top ten senior high school players." Here are MSHL players from the Mid-Term update:
61 - D - Luc Snuggerud - Eden Prairie
67 - F - Mitch Slattery - Hill-Murray
70 - F - Steven Spinner - Eden Prairie
97 - D - Nick Wolff - Eagan
168 - D - Tyler Nanne - Edina
180 - F - Miguel Fidler - Edina
Not predicting a winner, but responding to Hock922 question about him as finalist. Who would you replace him with as a Finalist candidate?
I heard his dad is a scout with the Wild and his grandfather is a former GM. Do you suppose that has anything to do with it.
I've seen him play and he is the real deal! Also have seen Avery Peterson, great player but I think Yon has a more complete game. I sat with a local last year at a Rams game and he said he "had never seen more time and dedication put into their game" then Yon and Strand have. And he has been around Roseau Hockey for many years.upnorthfan wrote:Just curious how many posting on here so far, have actually seen Yon play this year?
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When does voting end?
Does anyone know when voting ends for Mr. Hockey?
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Re: When does voting end?
Don't quote me on it, but if I recall in year's past it was done prior to the state tournament.RoseauHockeyFan wrote:Does anyone know when voting ends for Mr. Hockey?