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 Skookum Jim
Messages: 4419
Registered: March 2006
Location: Burnaby, BC
4 Cups
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Schedule: https://www.hockeycanada.ca/en-ca/team-canada/men/junior/202 3-24/world-championship/stats/schedule
Team: https://www.hockeycanada.ca/en-ca/team-canada/men/junior/202 3-24/world-championship/stats/team-rosters?teamid=175
Standings: https://www.hockeycanada.ca/en-ca/team-canada/men/junior/202 3-24/world-championship/stats/team-standings
FORWARDS
8 Owen Beck Forward R 6'0 190 2/3/2004 Port Hope, ON Peterborough (OHL)
9 Nate Danielson Forward R 6'2 188 9/27/2004 Red Deer, AB Brandon (WHL)
12 Fraser Minten Forward L 6'1 194 7/5/2004 Vancouver, BC Saskatoon (WHL)
15 Matthew Poitras Forward R 5'11 180 3/10/2004 Brooklin, ON Boston (NHL)
17 Macklin Celebrini Forward L 6'0 190 6/13/2006 Vancouver, BC Boston University (HE)
18 Matthew Wood Forward R 6'3 190 2/6/2005 Nanaimo, BC University of Connecticut (HE)
20 Carson Rehkopf Forward L 6'1 195 1/7/2005 Vaughan, ON Kitchener (OHL)
21 Owen Allard Forward L 6'2 200 1/13/2004 Ottawa, ON Sault Ste. Marie (OHL)
22 Jordan Dumais Forward R 5'9 174 4/15/2004 MontrΓ©al, QC Halifax (LHJMQ)
26 Matthew Savoie Forward R 5'10 176 1/1/2004 St. Albert, AB Wenatchee (WHL)
27 Easton Cowan Forward L 5'10 171 5/20/2005 Mount Brydges, ON London (OHL)
28 Conor Geekie Forward L 6'4 197 5/5/2004 Strathclair, MB Wenatchee (WHL)
29 Brayden Yager Forward R 6'0 170 1/3/2005 Saskatoon, SK Moose Jaw (WHL)
DEFENSE
2 Tristan Luneau Defence R 6'2 195 1/12/2004 Victoriaville, QC Gatineau (LHJMQ)
3 Jake Furlong Defence L 6'1 200 1/15/2003 Upper Tantallon, NS Halifax (LHJMQ)
4 Noah Warren Defence R 6'6 225 7/15/2004 St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC Victoriaville (LHJMQ)
5 Oliver Bonk Defence R 6'2 179 1/9/2005 Ottawa, ON London (OHL)
6 Tanner Molendyk Defence L 6'0 181 2/3/2005 McBride, BC Saskatoon (WHL)
13 Maveric Lamoureux Defence R 6'7 214 1/13/2004 Hawkesbury, ON Drummondville (LHJMQ)
24 Denton Mateychuk Defence L 5'11 191 7/12/2004 Dominion City, MB Moose Jaw (WHL)
GOALTENDERS
1 Scott Ratzlaff Goaltender L 6'1 175 3/9/2005 Irma, AB Seattle (WHL)
30 Mathis Rousseau Goaltender L 5'11 172 9/10/2004 Boisbriand, QC Halifax (LHJMQ)
31 Samuel St-Hilaire Goaltender L 6'2 184 5/11/2004 St-Elzeard-de-Beauce, QC Sherbrooke (LHJMQ)
McDAVID! Oh YEAH Baby!!
Tic-Tac-Tao!
Keep on Rockin' in the Free World
P. Chiarelli math.. T. Hall = A. Larsson, Yak= bag o'pucks (OK he got one right...) K. Russell = $4.1 M+NMC, G. Reinhart= M. Barzal + A. Beauvillier, J. Eberle = R. Spooner,
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NetBOG
Messages: 2951
Registered: January 2006
Location: Parts Unknown
2 Cups
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If the Oilers didn't piss all their picks away, they might have some guys to watch in this tournament.
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Skookum Jim
Messages: 4419
Registered: March 2006
Location: Burnaby, BC
4 Cups
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| NetBOG wrote on Tue, 19 December 2023 15:22 |
If the Oilers didn't piss all their picks away, they might have some guys to watch in this tournament.
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If ackey wouldn't have gotten injured he might have made the junior team.. but yeah.. slimmest of pickens for Oiler prospects..
McDAVID! Oh YEAH Baby!!
Tic-Tac-Tao!
Keep on Rockin' in the Free World
P. Chiarelli math.. T. Hall = A. Larsson, Yak= bag o'pucks (OK he got one right...) K. Russell = $4.1 M+NMC, G. Reinhart= M. Barzal + A. Beauvillier, J. Eberle = R. Spooner,
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Kr55
Messages: 10778
Registered: May 2002
Location: Edmonton
6 Cups
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Every time I see the name Macklin Celebrini I wish we were tanking just one more season
"We need to get better immediately. That starts today"
- Lowe, 2013
"Next year I would forecast as another developmental year"
- MacT, 2015
5 x $5,000,000
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oiltec
Messages: 99
Registered: December 2022
No Cups
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| Kr55 wrote on Wed, 20 December 2023 00:31 |
Every time I see the name Macklin Celebrini I wish we were tanking just one more season
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Well don't look now but this could be the season.
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Adam
Messages: 7176
Registered: August 2005
Location: Edmonton, AB
6 Cups
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| oiltec wrote on Tue, 19 December 2023 19:14 |
| Kr55 wrote on Wed, 20 December 2023 00:31 |
Every time I see the name Macklin Celebrini I wish we were tanking just one more season
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Well don't look now but this could be the season.
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I'm not sure I could survive the Gene puns night in, night out.
"Thinking that a bad team's best players are the reason the team is bad is the "Tambellini re-signing Lennart Petrell" of sports opinions." @Woodguy55
#FireBobbyNicks
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Dragon_Matt
Messages: 766
Registered: January 2009
Location: edmonton
No Cups
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how many of those names would Gene NOT pun...
"Owen Bet, we're gonna go for it tonight"
"The Oilers sure could use a breath Minten after the last meeting"
"We'll be Celebreni-ing tonight when the dust settles"
"Matthew Wood... got wood."
on and on they go.
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Skookum Jim
Messages: 4419
Registered: March 2006
Location: Burnaby, BC
4 Cups
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Well that was an early exit..
I blame Hockey Canada.. so many players to choose from and they always find a way to pick some guys that are weak links.. Dumais "2nd most points in the CHL" was an absolute ghost in the tourney.. dragged down Celebrini's line.. TC couldn't generate goals.. Savoie .. Minten.. Poitras .. Cowan.. Wood (good shot.. too slow).. were ineffective forwards..
Dumais is an example how HC gets tunnel vision on players.. the guy has a lot of points in the Q, but is 5'-9", not fast, and could barely compete at this level.
Coach should have stacked 3 lines to generate some goals.. blame him for not adjusting.. stubbornly stuck to his 4 line combo's..
Canada's best forward for speed, skill, shot, smarts was a 17 year old.. I don't know the entire CHL roster.. but there had to be some better 19 year old forwards out there..
Hockey Canada seems to get tunnel vision sometimes on the guys that come up through the younger Team Canada teams like the U-17's, U-18's.. and can't adjust their focus if the players slow down in developing as they get older.. and get passed by others that never make it on to the the Hockey Canada talent radar..
Maybe they should get back to having a TC training camp and make some cuts based on some relative competition instead of just naming a team ??
Defense was decent..
Goalie chose the quarter final to have his worst game.. two weak goals early killed their chances in a tight game..
Bright side I get at least 3+ hours of spare time back in my life this week ππ»
Next year... 
[Updated on: Tue, 02 January 2024 10:47]
McDAVID! Oh YEAH Baby!!
Tic-Tac-Tao!
Keep on Rockin' in the Free World
P. Chiarelli math.. T. Hall = A. Larsson, Yak= bag o'pucks (OK he got one right...) K. Russell = $4.1 M+NMC, G. Reinhart= M. Barzal + A. Beauvillier, J. Eberle = R. Spooner,
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Adam
Messages: 7176
Registered: August 2005
Location: Edmonton, AB
6 Cups
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| Skookum Jim wrote on Tue, 02 January 2024 10:33 |
Well that was an early exit..
I blame Hockey Canada.. so many players to choose from and they always find a way to pick some guys that are weak links.. Dumais "2nd most points in the CHL" was an absolute ghost in the tourney.. dragged down Celebrini's line.. TC couldn't generate goals.. Savoie .. Minten.. Poitras .. Cowan.. Wood (good shot.. too slow).. were ineffective forwards..
Dumais is an example how HC gets tunnel vision on players.. the guy has a lot of points in the Q, but is 5'-9", not fast, and could barely compete at this level.
Coach should have stacked 3 lines to generate some goals.. blame him for not adjusting.. stubbornly stuck to his 4 line combo's..
Canada's best forward for speed, skill, shot, smarts was a 17 year old.. I don't know the entire CHL roster.. but there had to be some better 19 year old forwards out there..
Hockey Canada seems to get tunnel vision sometimes on the guys that come up through the younger Team Canada teams like the U-17's, U-18's.. and can't adjust their focus if the players slow down in developing as they get older.. and get passed by others that never make it on to the the Hockey Canada talent radar..
Maybe they should get back to having a TC training camp and make some cuts based on some relative competition instead of just naming a team ??
Defense was decent..
Goalie chose the quarter final to have his worst game.. two weak goals early killed their chances in a tight game..
Bright side I get at least 3+ hours of spare time back in my life this week ππ»
Next year...
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Every so often, we have a year that's a little weaker. This is one of those. Lots of 18 year olds, one underage, and only a single player who was on the team the year prior. That experience can matter sometimes. Next year's team is likely to have more returnees and a better shot at it.
I don't think size was the difference maker. Certainly, on the larger European rinks, bringing a bunch of board-rattlers isn't going to turn the tables for you. I did think that the Canadian team looked sloppy and uncertain even in the early wins against Finland and to an extent even Latvia.
Single game elimination and beaten by a late goal...well, that can happen to anyone, just ask the Swedes of the 2002 Olympics. Hopefully the goalie doesn't take that one too hard. Heaven knows that Canada needs to develop more high end goalie prospects. I've often wondered why so many picked for Team Canada never go anywhere...
"Thinking that a bad team's best players are the reason the team is bad is the "Tambellini re-signing Lennart Petrell" of sports opinions." @Woodguy55
#FireBobbyNicks
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