Comments on: 2010 OHL Draft: What’s Happening up North?

By: SilkFan1

SilkFan1 — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 19:13:35 +0000

Brody Silk is a great player yes he has some flaws but the OHL will fix that Silky is amazing i actually know him unlike all of you i know how hard he works to get better at what he does, just wait for the next season he will be GOOD

By: Someone Who also knows the game

Someone Who also knows the game — Mon, 17 May 2010 05:33:32 +0000

someone who watches the game : you better get glasses orph18 first round that makes me laugh i can tell that you know fuck all about hockey

Too bad he would of easily made first round if it werent for his shoulders, i think 26th overall after seperating both shoulders and not making the ohl cup is pretty good? i think you should get some thicker glasses buddy cause this kid has talent, so quit being jealous and give the kid some credit

By: someone who knows the game

someone who knows the game — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 16:25:30 +0000

someone who watches the game : i dont know what you see in this brody silk kid.. the only reason he is 3rd in points is because he stays at the red line cherry picking and hes teriffied to go in the corners. hes nowhere to be found in the deffensive zone and he cant take a hit,when he does get hit he just lays on the ice like a coward. i think you better watch a little closer to the game and see the real talent out there….

someones jealous that Brody is getting drafted

By: john

john — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 01:35:34 +0000

i watched trevor revoy play and he is the real deal i thought he was alright but he is more then that he is amazing

By: windsor scout

windsor scout — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 22:34:18 +0000

i think trevor revoy wiilleay be a first rounder the first time i saw him i thought late round draft pick but im glad i saw him again. he is easily one of the fastest players in the draft. he is an amazing passer he had 22 goals and 42 assists in oly 28 games. if you want a player for the powerplay he is for sure the guy. he is only 15 years old and plays with 19 year olds. if their are ay teams who pas him up they will be sorry.

By: Bish

Bish — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 12:52:12 +0000

Grant Syrette! this kid has it all! He is 6′ 2″ and weighs about 205 pounds, he’s only 15 years old. But his size isn’t his biggest asset, he can skate, excellent speed with above average hands and tough! Grant is fearless in the corners, one way or another he usually comes out of the corner with the puck. Grant is a fierce competitor and doesn’t like to lose. The junior team who drafts this kid will be very happy! He will surprise all the so called experts

By: Bobby

Bobby — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 03:33:57 +0000

As a former player of the Great North League I do have to point out that there is only 8 teams in the GNML. When I was in the league each team played each other the same amount of times contrary to your point that this kid plays the bottom feeders “all the time”. You say your a player in the league and I congratulate you on that. You should be happy that this Silk kid is even considered to be drafted. It brings attention from the scouts to the fantastic league (with the exception of a few teams). Scouts don’t realize that the caliber of this league as a draft eligible player is far superior than the minor midget leagues down south from which the majority of the kids get drafted from. I do realize transportation plays a key role in the scouts not venturing to the north. Nevertheless, A 15/16 year old kid (Silk) is dominating his league and is in the top 3 in scoring in a league chalk full of 18 year olds. It makes you wonder what damage he would do in a minor midget league down south full of draft eligible kids. I guess the OHL Cup will be the platform from which these kids will be judged on. It is good though that the GNML has to make an allstar team to play in it to get the kids noticed. However, it is tough when you are put on a team in a matter of weeks with kids you played against all year to get chemistry and play against teams that have remained intact since the start of the year. All in all, it pains me to hear a kid from the north bashing a kid from the north for getting exposure as it actually is beneficial to the north that he is gaining attention and bringing the scouts to the northern region.

By: Someone who plays hockey

Someone who plays hockey — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 00:11:21 +0000

im not gonna agree with you, someone who watches the game. I played agaisnt him this season! hes got lots of talent but yes hes not very strong under his own blue line, but you give him the puck and something will happen. Hes not going to get drafted 1st round but hes gonna be in the middle of the draft if not before.

By: Stan Smyl

Stan Smyl — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 05:12:00 +0000

“Someone who watches the game”, you are completely clueless, and I assume from Kapuskasing. You should try and convince the multiple scouts and agents that chased Brody that last 2 months that he has no talent. Now get back to work flippin burgers you nobody.

By: someone who watches the game

someone who watches the game — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:27:48 +0000

you guys gotta get ur heads outta ur asses its easy to be first in points when you play the last place teams all the time he wont go first round i can tell you that much he will be lucky if he goes 3rd round