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Leddy
Lee
Everson
D. Mattson
Hanowski
DeLisle
Tardy
Jamnick
Rendle
Pitlick

Hanowski should win but I having a feeling they give it to Lee.

I don't see how you can't give it to the highest scoring player in the storied history of high school hockey in the "State of Hockey".

Scoutbanana wrote:Kind of interesting people are putting Tyler Pitlick in the run for Mr. Hockey when he violated team and league hockey rules. What kind of picture is this for kids that are not playing hockey because of violations -he gets rewarded for it - interesting and very political.

I got to admit, I was thinking the same thing when reading this topic and its replies. He's lucky he doesn't (didn't ) play for Hill.

Biased voters, Hanowski should win, but I could still see them giving it to Lee because he's Anders Lee and plays for Edina.

BodyShots wrote:

Scoutbanana wrote:Kind of interesting people are putting Tyler Pitlick in the run for Mr. Hockey when he violated team and league hockey rules. What kind of picture is this for kids that are not playing hockey because of violations -he gets rewarded for it - interesting and very political.

I got to admit, I was thinking the same thing when reading this topic and its replies. He's lucky he doesn't (didn't ) play for Hill.

Those that vote tend to be associated with older players and not as concerned with those things. They are (not all voters) looking at qualities that will make for good college/NHL players.

You are absolutely correct if he was playing for Hill he would not even be playing high school hockey anymore and not in the running for Mr. Hockey. I thought they looked at the overall picture, leadership, school, and hockey.

My vote would go to Hanowski or Pitlick.

gophers101 wrote:Leddy
Lee
Everson
D. Mattson
Hanowski
DeLisle
Tardy
Jamnick
Rendle
Pitlick

Hanowski should win but I having a feeling they give it to Lee.

Any clue what Rendle is doing in the future?

gophers101 wrote:Biased voters, Hanowski should win, but I could still see them giving it to Lee because he's Anders Lee and plays for Edina.

I'm not saying Lee should or should not win, but why does where Lee plays matter? How many undeserving Edina players have won the award?

Slap Shot wrote:

gophers101 wrote:Biased voters, Hanowski should win, but I could still see them giving it to Lee because he's Anders Lee and plays for Edina.

I'm not saying Lee should or should not win, but why does where Lee plays matter? How many undeserving Edina players have won the award?

None. Deserving or undeserving, for that matter.

Source: http://minnesota-high-school-hockey.blo ... award.html

Lucia4President wrote:Ben Hanowski - Little Falls
Danny Mattson - Holy Angels
Tyler Pitlick - Centennial
Anders Lee - Edina
Marshall Everson - Edina
Dan DeLisle - Totino-Grace
Nick Leddy - Eden Prairie
Max Tardy - Duluth East
Zach May - Burnsville
Tom Alexander - Rochester Mayo
Izaak Berglund - Little Falls
Zach Palmquist - South St Paul
Sam Rendle - Grand Rapids

You can weed out these kids. Not in the same league as the others on the list.

Slap Shot wrote:I'm not saying Lee should or should not win, but why does where Lee plays matter? How many undeserving Edina players have won the award?

Exactly. The notion that Edina players get preferential treatment when it is time for Mr. Hockey has no merit whatsoever.

HardF1 wrote:

Lucia4President wrote:Ben Hanowski - Little Falls
Danny Mattson - Holy Angels
Tyler Pitlick - Centennial
Anders Lee - Edina
Marshall Everson - Edina
Dan DeLisle - Totino-Grace
Nick Leddy - Eden Prairie
Max Tardy - Duluth East
Zach May - Burnsville
Tom Alexander - Rochester Mayo
Izaak Berglund - Little Falls
Zach Palmquist - South St Paul
Sam Rendle - Grand Rapids

You can weed out these kids. Not in the same league as the others on the list.

I like Izaak Berglund - Little Falls, at this point probably will be the highest possible NHL draft pick in Mn. Certainly a deserving candidate. I understand the NHL scouts are involved in this process, but to what degree I dont know. Good luck to all......

Leddy
Hanowski
Tardy
Lee
Everson
Mattson
Pitlick
Palmquist
Delisle

Jamnick- maybe

Shooter 57 Bergland is having a nice year, I'm not sure you meant that he is the potentially highest MN NHL draft pick this year but if you did you better go check again. There are about 20 players listed way ahead of Bergland. Leddy WILL be the first MN player drafted this year with good reason.

the new one, Leddy might not be first, some team might risk it with Budish or go with Mattson(possible, but unlikely).

I think another thing to take into consideration is where the players are off to college. In the past its been all about U of M and the WCHA schools. In that department Leddy and Mattson have the vote, but overall I think Lee should get it. What are your thoughts about that?

scoreboard33 wrote:the new one, Leddy might not be first, some team might risk it with Budish or go with Mattson(possible, but unlikely).

If they gave it to Budish, I'd be thrilled but would never hear the end of it because he hasn't played a game this year.

Mattson nor Hanowski will not win it because they are going to the wrong schools (this is traditionally a Gopher recruit award)

Leddy is your guy. He is deserving and is going to be a Gopher.

Hockeyguy_27 wrote:

scoreboard33 wrote:the new one, Leddy might not be first, some team might risk it with Budish or go with Mattson(possible, but unlikely).

If they gave it to Budish, I'd be thrilled but would never hear the end of it because he hasn't played a game this year.

Mattson nor Hanowski will not win it because they are going to the wrong schools (this is traditionally a Gopher recruit award)

Leddy is your guy. He is deserving and is going to be a Gopher.

yuuuuuuuuuup. Leddy is in my top 3

No offense to Lee because he's a great player but if he wins.....I think they'll have to reconsider what it is you have to do exactly to win this award because their are better qualified guys

2008 - Aaron Ness, D - Minnesota Golden Gophers (Roseau Rams)
2007 - Ryan McDonagh, D - Wisconsin Badgers (Cretin-Derham Hall Raiders)
2006 - David Fischer, D - Minnesota Golden Gophers (Apple Valley Eagles)
2005 - Brian Lee, D - Ottawa Senators (North Dakota Fighting Sioux/Moorhead Spuds)

Two trends:
1) Defenseman
2) WCHA

Leddy.

windtomyback wrote:[quoteSo, here is my prediction. Whoever you see the most in the Trib and Press, thats whos gonna get it. Did you see Anders Lee featured like 5 times for football, and more than that for hockey? The Trib really likes that kid. Im just going to re-iterate. He who gets the most press come voting, gets the gold. Mock my words.

I think you mean "mark my words"[/quote]

unless your from boston, and spell words the way they sound

Doglover wrote:My vote goes to Budish, but Mr. Leddy looks like he has the best shot.

Budish hasn't touched a puck all year. That'd be some come from behind victory.

shooter57 wrote:

HardF1 wrote:

Lucia4President wrote:Ben Hanowski - Little Falls
Danny Mattson - Holy Angels
Tyler Pitlick - Centennial
Anders Lee - Edina
Marshall Everson - Edina
Dan DeLisle - Totino-Grace
Nick Leddy - Eden Prairie
Max Tardy - Duluth East
Zach May - Burnsville
Tom Alexander - Rochester Mayo
Izaak Berglund - Little Falls
Zach Palmquist - South St Paul
Sam Rendle - Grand Rapids

You can weed out these kids. Not in the same league as the others on the list.

I like Izaak Berglund - Little Falls, at this point probably will be the highest possible NHL draft pick in Mn. Certainly a deserving candidate. I understand the NHL scouts are involved in this process, but to what degree I dont know. Good luck to all......

What's it like to be an idiot

IF Berglund is the highest NHL draft pick to come from a Minnesota HS, that will be the day I stop posting.

Top Ten
Delisle
Everson
Hanowski
Landman
Leddy
Mattson
Palmquist
Pitlick
Rendle
Tardy

Top Three
Hanowski
Leddy
Pitlick

Mr. Hockey
Hanowski

Does anyone know when the list will come out?