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Is that his middle name? Miles Badass Death.PuckU126 wrote:I'd give him Mr. Hockey just because his name is badass.larsengeno27 wrote:Miles Death for Mr. Hockey???
He had like 1 goal and 6 assists for the whole year
He is a solid d, but not a Mr. Hockey Candidate
If only!BodyShots wrote:Is that his middle name? Miles Badass Death.PuckU126 wrote:I'd give him Mr. Hockey just because his name is badass.larsengeno27 wrote:Miles Death for Mr. Hockey???
He had like 1 goal and 6 assists for the whole year
He is a solid d, but not a Mr. Hockey Candidate
yeah probably not with so many other great players with a ton of points. just thought I'd throw out names though. And remember Mark Alt was a finalist with 12 points or something.larsengeno27 wrote:Miles Death for Mr. Hockey???
He had like 1 goal and 6 assists for the whole year
He is a solid d, but not a Mr. Hockey Candidate
Seems odd that Kloos didn't make your list. I guess it's because he doesn't score enough (oh, wait, he led double "A" in scoring). Must be because he plays in a really weak conference (oh, wait, he outscored 4 people on your list from his conference by a minimum of 19 pts.). Must be he has no chance to excel at the next level (oh, wait, in 3 USHL games since the H.S. season ended he's on one of the top two lines and was the games #1 star with the G.W. goal against league-leading Green Bay).Oldtimehockeyguy23 wrote:Jake Horton-BSMGordonBombay99 wrote:We should get a list going on this page that lists all the expected contenders for the award.
Lucas Kohls-Forest Lake
Christian Horn-BSM
Erik Baskin-Tonka
Dylan Steman-MG
Jake Randolph-Duluth East
Dom Toninato-Duluth East
AJ Michaelson-AV
Vince Pedrie-AV
Will Merchant-Eagan
Michael Zajac-Eagan
Eric Schurhamer-STA
Peter Krieger-STA
Miles Death-Wayzata
Bennie Walker-Edina
Judd Peterson-Duluth Marshall
Obviously Time will tell...
Yeah obviously he is the frontrunner if he stayed. I just think he'll probably go..Neuuman wrote:Seems odd that Kloos didn't make your list. I guess it's because he doesn't score enough (oh, wait, he led double "A" in scoring). Must be because he plays in a really weak conference (oh, wait, he outscored 4 people on your list from his conference by a minimum of 19 pts.). Must be he has no chance to excel at the next level (oh, wait, in 3 USHL games since the H.S. season ended he's on one of the top two lines and was the games #1 star with the G.W. goal against league-leading Green Bay).Oldtimehockeyguy23 wrote:Jake Horton-BSMGordonBombay99 wrote:We should get a list going on this page that lists all the expected contenders for the award.
Lucas Kohls-Forest Lake
Christian Horn-BSM
Erik Baskin-Tonka
Dylan Steman-MG
Jake Randolph-Duluth East
Dom Toninato-Duluth East
AJ Michaelson-AV
Vince Pedrie-AV
Will Merchant-Eagan
Michael Zajac-Eagan
Eric Schurhamer-STA
Peter Krieger-STA
Miles Death-Wayzata
Bennie Walker-Edina
Judd Peterson-Duluth Marshall
Obviously Time will tell...
Why isn't he on this list?
Just curious (maybe just an oversight).
I'd say that Michaelson is the frontrunner.Neuuman wrote:Yeah obviously he is the frontrunner if he stayed. I just think he'll probably go..Oldtimehockeyguy23 wrote: Seems odd that Kloos didn't make your list. I guess it's because he doesn't score enough (oh, wait, he led double "A" in scoring). Must be because he plays in a really weak conference (oh, wait, he outscored 4 people on your list from his conference by a minimum of 19 pts.). Must be he has no chance to excel at the next level (oh, wait, in 3 USHL games since the H.S. season ended he's on one of the top two lines and was the games #1 star with the G.W. goal against league-leading Green Bay).
Why isn't he on this list?
Just curious (maybe just an oversight).
Just sections21Swagger wrote:Does the postseason count towards Mr. Hockey voting?
this is the 10 i'd go with right now, about perfect orderThe Exiled One wrote:Here's a very quick view of the race in my mind...
F – Justin Kloos – Lakeville South – 55%
F – Jake Randolph – Duluth East – 12%
F – Judd Peterson – Duluth Marshall – 10%
F – Jared Thomas – Hermantown – 10%
F – Dom Toninato – Duluth East – 5%
F – Grant Opperman – Breck – 2%
D – Eric Schurhamer – St. Thomas – 2%
F – Dylan Steman – Maple Grove – 2%
F – Matt Pohlkamp – Brainerd – 1%
F – Josh Cisar – Moose Lake – 1%
Feel free to criticize it, there's probably stuff that I'd change if I took the time to really analyze it. I figure this is just a good starting point to renew the discussion.
I think Baskin and Rothstein could definitely be included in the discussion.StreetStix wrote:Baskin/Rothstein?
Not sure that I'd have Kloos at number 1 at this point. But he definitely could be at the end of the year.
I like RandolphSats81 wrote:I think Baskin and Rothstein could definitely be included in the discussion.StreetStix wrote:Baskin/Rothstein?
Not sure that I'd have Kloos at number 1 at this point. But he definitely could be at the end of the year.
If Kloos shouldn't be number 1 who should be? Maybe Randolph...although Kloos at this point has only played in 15 games and the rest of the top scorers in the state have played in at least 18. Yes, Randolph and East have certainly played the hardest schedule in the state, but at the same time he has A LOT more talent around him than Kloos. Kloos already has 50 pts in only 15 games, with not half the talent that some of the other front runners have.
Right. Because he had a linemate that came close to matching his skill level in Guentzel (who by the way, in my opinion, is very underrated)...keepyourheadup wrote:If just the high school season is used to make the decision, Randolph's chances are greatly increased. If play outside the MSHSL is factored in Kloos would likely be the favorite. The difference in their Elite league performances is huge.
That's kind of what I was thinking. The same goes for Baskin and Rothstein.keepyourheadup wrote:Randolph's chances (fair or not) are probably reduced due to playing with Toninato.