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Good start for the young swede.   Let's see if he can keep it going into Dec, Jan, Feb... No need to rush him up to the big club.  

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Olofsson was the guy I had pegged as my under the radar prospect for this year. Granted I thought he'd make the team right off the bat, but I still think he's going to be a steal where/when we got him

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41 minutes ago, WildCard said:

Olofsson was the guy I had pegged as my under the radar prospect for this year. Granted I thought he'd make the team right off the bat, but I still think he's going to be a steal where/when we got him

He was one of Tim Murray's picks?

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a 7th round pick is a Sabres prospect as a surprise sleeper?

It's about dam time we hit on one of these late rounders. He looks like a solid sniper. How's his speed? Defensive game?

Does it appear he is top 3, 6 material?

And most important of all, I have a 22 year old daughter, photographer, where's he hang out? Inquiring Dad wants to know.

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1 hour ago, Scottysabres said:

a 7th round pick is a Sabres prospect as a surprise sleeper?

It's about dam time we hit on one of these late rounders. He looks like a solid sniper. How's his speed? Defensive game?

Does it appear he is top 3, 6 material?

And most important of all, I have a 22 year old daughter, photographer, where's he hang out? Inquiring Dad wants to know.

His size at the time of the draft may have had a bit to do with where he went in the draft....and still might in the NHL, but think he'll be OK. Top 6 and maybe Top 3.

Sorry, don,t know where he "hangs out".

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15 hours ago, Scottysabres said:

a 7th round pick is a Sabres prospect as a surprise sleeper?

It's about dam time we hit on one of these late rounders. He looks like a solid sniper. How's his speed? Defensive game?

Does it appear he is top 3, 6 material?

And most important of all, I have a 22 year old daughter, photographer, where's he hang out? Inquiring Dad wants to know.

Speed good. Defense is good. He needs to add muscle. He's either a top 6 winger or not in the NHL. I don't think he fits the typically 3rd line and a 4th line role would be a waste. 

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21 hours ago, Doohickie said:

Blind squirrel, nut, etc.

As the Sabres prospects mature, Murray will be vindicated for his ability to access talent.

It's his trades and over-all demeanor that will vindicate his firing.

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On 10/16/2018 at 1:08 AM, Scottysabres said:

a 7th round pick is a Sabres prospect as a surprise sleeper?

It's about dam time we hit on one of these late rounders. He looks like a solid sniper. How's his speed? Defensive game?

Does it appear he is top 3, 6 material?

And most important of all, I have a 22 year old daughter, photographer, where's he hang out? Inquiring Dad wants to know.

 

His speed is impressive, his defensive play is average i guess but his skills on the offence is utterly awesome. 

 

Ive warched this young man play sinch youth and he is a very powerful weapon on powerplay, he also has a good overall hockey sense and usually doesnt make any big misstakes. He will get his chance soon i bet! 

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8 hours ago, Norcal said:

Dude can flat out shoot the puck.

He can but he needs to work on his overall game which is why I think we will see him stay in Rochester for the majority of the year. Develop him properly, allow him to have success but also work on what he needs to fix. 

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He only needs to be proficient defensively.  His smart play will make up for it hopefully.  But what he has we need:  a scoring touch and a wicked shot.  I am so sick of watching our inept offense that I cant wait to get some pure goal scorers. If we are going to be losers at least give us some electric goals regularly and lose 6-5 rather than watching our 2 goals a game snoozefests.  At this point at least entertain us! 

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14 minutes ago, North Buffalo said:

Didnt realize he was already 23, then bring him up asap and see if he can hang.

I didn't realize that either. Slightly less opimistic now but his play is still encouraging.

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On 10/18/2018 at 6:39 AM, LGR4GM said:

He can but he needs to work on his overall game which is why I think we will see him stay in Rochester for the majority of the year. Develop him properly, allow him to have success but also work on what he needs to fix. 

Absolutely. Keep em all down, let them learn to win together. 

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