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Stating the obvious but it depends how much cap space is left at Ray and Mo sign their deals, and what Kane is asking. I'm of the mind that he won't be back but who knows?

He's soft he needs to go back to Europe

That's not how prospect development works

He's soft an should be back in Europe

​@@patrickgaughan1199 Clown comment

You have no idea the sound quality of a mic plugged into a potato. Unfortunately I used a tomato this time

Bernard ?? Who's that guy ? 😂😂

Hey Shat Rod, we would love to hear your top 10 list! Who’s too high who’s too low, don’t be afraid to comment your thoughts about hockey that what this channel is all about!

You're way too rude ! not all the list.. plus no need to be this disrespectful dude did'nt deserve it

Atta boy buddy, guarantee you haven't watched a single one of these prospects in your entire life.

Danielson will jump Kasper in the lineup, also Kane ain't coming back

Very hot take but interesting one !

Whoa.

People are definitely sleeping on Danielson. I was pretty sour on the pick the moment it was made since I wanted Benson (and would still prefer Benson over Danielson) but I understood the Wings needed more center prospect depth. I think a lot of people just look at counting stats and don't watch a lot of film, which in Danielson's case, his counting stats in his draft year weren't particularly impressive. Once I watched some of his film playing at Brandon, and especially his training camp and preseason showing, I think he's gonna surprise a lot of people that initially thought he's a likely 3rd line center. I think he's easily poised to be our 2nd line center behind Larkin, and if he continues to round out his offensive game, which he seems to be doing playing in Portland, I think he has 1st line potential. His defensive game is already elite for his age, and he's only going to continue to get better.

@@europason2293 definitly !

8th, but still😳

@@gp2engine397 yeah my bad !

Dude doesn't know ball

Yeah Berggren and Danielson should switch places in this list.

I agree. Prospects are considered graduates between 25-60 games played in the NHL by most standards.

Cossa is likely to play another year in GR with backup duty the year after. I expect Augustine to play no less than two years in the NCAA, and I wouldn't be surprised if he plays all four years to get his degree. Probably at least one year of seasoning in the AHL after he turns pro, whenever that may be. I wouldn't expect him to play in the NHL anytime soon. Getting a better goalie in the 2024 offseason should be the #1 priority along with improving the defense.

@@europason2293 you’re almost certainly dead right! But, it has happened when goalies develop way ahead of schedule, albeit not very often, but here’s to hoping one of these is that rare gem 🍻. But yeah, the more realistic is us getting a strong UFA to hold the fort till either or both are ready

Somewhere in the 13-15 range. Not likely to ever be an nhl regular

@@hunterfritts4498 have to disagree

Regression, unfortunately. He might end up being a career AHLer at this point, which is still an accomplishment. He also may just need time to grow (lol) in the minors before becoming a bottom 6 kind of guy. Lots of potential but it's very up in the air right now

Red Wings have one of the brightest futures in the NHL. And they are already a playoff caliber team… Plus they were last in the NHL 4 years ago and now in a playoff spot… Yzerman is a great GM.

Cossa looks to have surpassed Wallstedt to this point. All of Cossa’s numbers this year have topped him. Cossa has a 2.05 GGA and a .925 SV% his last 17 games. Very bad take in him.

do not make a take ever again...

Yeah I don’t think you have any clue what you’re talking about lol. Goalies take super long to develop, and if you’ve actually been paying attention, Cossa is developing nicely in GR while Wallstedt got plowed in his NHL debut and hasn’t been the same in the AHL since. Nobody knows if either will even turn out to be a star at this stage….but your takes are misinformed for sure.

Dumb take, and it comes from this dumb POV of “red wings should always pick swedes” like…were not about trying to make a gimmick, we’re trying to build a championship team, the ONLY reason there are wings fans who still make this dumb point is because they wanted the wings to draft another swede. We got pellika, be happy with that and be quiet. Edit: these wings fans that wanted wallstedt are the same type of fans that defend that howard was great goalie. Just no idea what they are watching

For sure I think everyone has liked this kid the second he came across the pond

And the present

nope bedsy is better

You are right planojag595, I will also that the red wings have well outplayed physical teams like the Ottawa Senators and if you take away December and this 6 game losing streak they would have one of the best records in the league. Now being the best team in the regular season and being a playoff performer are completely different in our opinion. Regular season team are like the Maple Leafs, Oilers, or Bruins. While playoff performers are more like the Panthers, Kings were a good one in the 2010s, the Blues, or the Islanders. They wasn’t a lot of star power compared to the first 3 teams but they had much more success in the post season. This a lot comes down to the playing styles which I’m sure you know plenty about. My guess is that Yzerman wanted to make these team very talented and have a competitive atmosphere (get them in the conversation of playoffs.) then start to build the grit around the talent. Just like Tampa Bay the team built was very gritty but also very talented. I’m curious as to your thoughts about the approach. Also, thank you for commenting and showing your support

@@redwingnation3733 Maybe you're right about Stevie Y bringing in talent first to fix the scoring drought (Cat, Kaner, Sprong, etc.) but it hurts seeing my Wings get manhandled by teams who have a good mixture of skill and toughness while we continue to build the team. He's probably trying to get folks here who can score goals, then tighten up defensively before bringing in grit. That's like what happened prior to the Wings breaking their cup drought in 1997. They could score but had to play defense first to win low-scoring games then they brought in Shanny and others who gave them the toughness that they were lacking. If that's what Yzerman's doing then why extend Rasmussen who doesn't excel at any one thing? I appreciate that he's become more defensive minded and reliable in certain situations but he's not tough nor is he a sniper or playmaker. I guess I was getting excited that we'd really turned the corner but it'll probably take a few more years. We'll see. LGRW!

The thought was for him to get better minutes and a better role in Grand Rapids. However, with his frustrations and supposed rejection of a contract, there is some doubt as to whether the Red Wings will be able to keep him through the offseason. This makes him somewhat expendable if the right deal is there.

Exactly, Fabbri to Grand Rapids for Berger

why trade a young prospect a future first rounder and husso for a ageing goalie

I agree with Pic3lPalace on this one. Lyon has more than proven he can hold the starting job for now (atleast to where we don’t need to make an aggressive move for one) but I do think there is a trade that benefits the team that includes Berggren getting traded away. The question is who and what else is packaged with him?

aging goalie? hes 28 years old entering his prime. and one of the best goalies in the league. Bergeren wants to leave hes not resigning here. @@redwingnation3733