The closer the draft gets, the more we hear different versions of analysis and commentary about the different top prospects.
The staff of each NHL team wants to have as much information as possible on the prospects as well as as much feedback as possible.
Obviously, the same goes for fans, especially Montreal Canadiens fans who want to know as much as possible about their favorite prospects.
Whether it’s positive comments, worrying analyzes or information on the state of health of the players, fans want to know everything to make up their minds about which prospect they would prefer to see their favorite team select.
At the moment with the Montreal Canadiens, the names circulating the most surrounding the team’s fifth pick are those of Ivan Demidov, Cayden Lindstrom, Tij Iginla and Berkly Catton
We can even add the name of Beckett Sennecke who is increasingly popular in Montreal.
In short, there are several prospects that fans like, and therefore all information is important in order to decide which one we prefer.
In the case of Cayden Lindstrom, what is of particular concern at the moment is his state of health given the numerous injuries that have kept him away from the game this season.
The main person concerned, however, took the time to affirm yesterday during the combine that he was doing very well and that he was training with great intensity almost every day.
This is good news, given that some were beginning to doubt his health and that he might be fragile like a certain Kirby Dach.
We wouldn’t want to have an elite player like Lindstrom injured more often than not.
The fact remains that what greatly helps Lindstrom recover from his injuries is his impressive physique.
Moreover, in terms of his physical skills, especially speed and power, Lindstrom is the best young player in 30 years who went through the academy of Ian Gallagher, Brendan’s father.
In fact, Brendan Gallagher’s father told Arpon Basu that The Athletic in an interview, when he confided that he has always been impressed by Lindstrom.
Ian Gallagher is the president of the Delta Hockey Academy, and has therefore been able to watch Cayden Lindstrom evolve and develop up close.
The young man’s speed and power always really impressed Gallagher’s father.
“He was racing on the beach with professional players with 10 years of experience, and he was finishing the race before them. He has developed really well in these categories. » Ian Gallagher
In short, Lindstrom is truly a war machine, and his 6-foot-3, 210-pound physique will really serve him well when he reaches the NHL.
With the right development, similar to Juraj Slafkovsky with the CH, Lindstrom will become an excellent hockey player in the NHL.
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– To be continued.
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