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

By: Hockey Observer

Hockey Observer — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 22:02:21 +0000

Got a chance to watch Kujawinski this weekend in Oshawa, thought he was a pretty solid offensive player, but is terrible defensive and leaves the zone without the puck often, but bad defensive play is the case for alot of 15 year old forwards, so only time will tell. As for Moore, he seemed to have an injured shoulder, which leads to me to say that he definatley needs to bulk up, did happen to see him for only one period against the Toronto Nationals, good speed, cant really tell if he could shoot or hit due to his injury. Otherwise, both will be solid prospects along with some teammates, in which i’ve noticed: Venedam, Snow, and the goalie, don’t quite know how to spell his last name.

By: Northern friend/Chico

Northern friend/Chico — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 01:12:54 +0000

The person that was bashing Brody obviously doesn’t know anything about hockey because Brody has been dominating all his life in any league he has challenged. Brody might have minor adjustments to make but has a lot more potential and heart to over come his mistakes. So the person that is saying all these stupid comments obviously is jealous of him becoming an upcoming star.

By: hockey fan

hockey fan — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 01:44:18 +0000

Kujawinski is the real deal, it’s early but there is already alot of scouting talk about him being ranked high in the 1st round. I would put Moore about 6th on this team’s depth chart. Although he did break records the Wolves had many games in a very weak league last year where they scored anywhere from 8- 18 goals. this team may draft as many as 10-12 players.

By: Northern Fan

Northern Fan — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 21:14:45 +0000

Two prospects from the North that stand out for the 2011 OHL draft would be Josh Moore and Ryan Kujawinski. Got to watch both players last season, and both of them were tearing their leagues up. Although Kujawinski only played Single A, he led his team to an All-Ontario crown while earning MVP honours, as for Josh Moore, he was breaking records in a league in which Brody Silk and Vern Cooper(Soo Greyhounds) played in. Both are big, fast players that I expect to go in between 1st and 4th rounds.

By: hockey fan

hockey fan — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 03:06:10 +0000

The north will be well represented in the ohl 2011 draft as finally a group has had the balls to stay together and fight the mighty ruler of the nickel caps and the head coaches’ obsessed father. The winner is…Sudbury Wolves Minor Midgets who have seen the embarrassing results of sudbury at the draft table the last few years and are playing minor midget AAA tournaments. What a concept-playing in front of hundreds of scouts instead of 4 or 5 and playing against the top draft elligible 15 yr olds instead of riding buses up north to play against 16 and 17 yr olds.

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.