Hudler
#1
Posted 06 February 2007 - 09:24 AM
Jiri Hudler is third on the team in goals per second, behind Holmstrom and Cleary by a small margin and ahead of Datsyuk and Zetterberg.
He played under five minutes last night and still scored.
When will Hudler get a real shot on a scoring line?
"I once devoured a monk's soul. It tasted like chocolate."
#2
Posted 06 February 2007 - 09:27 AM
it's a shame because he hasn't been able to show what he can do
#3
Posted 06 February 2007 - 09:36 AM
And I'm not so sure he will be traded.
#4
Posted 06 February 2007 - 09:56 AM
Hudler is probably the best "pure" goal scorer in Detroit.
And I'm not so sure he will be traded.
I really hope he isn't, I like the little shrimp
#5
Posted 06 February 2007 - 09:59 AM
I really hope he isn't, I like the little shrimp
me too...
i think he could be a star, which worries me greately. He's the only player that hasn't been decalared untradable that maybe we could do without that another team might want..
who the hell is going to want Williams or Lilja...
we don't have many tradable propects, and that's why i fear for Hudler, as much as i'd love to see him in a Red Wings uniform for a long time to come. He kinda reminds me of Slava Kozlov, and we know what a great player he became after taking a while to break through
#6
Posted 06 February 2007 - 10:12 AM
I was looking at the goals to ice time ratios of the Wings, and I came upon a realization;
Jiri Hudler is third on the team in goals per second, behind Holmstrom and Cleary by a small margin and ahead of Datsyuk and Zetterberg.
He played under five minutes last night and still scored.
When will Hudler get a real shot on a scoring line?
I hate to say this because i like hudds, but he will get his shot most likly when he gets traded
#7
Posted 06 February 2007 - 10:12 AM
#8
Posted 06 February 2007 - 10:44 AM
I would not trade Hudler to rent a guy like Roberts for what might amount to one, maybe two, playoff seires.
But if it was for someone like Norstrom who had another full year left on his contract, or as part of a package deal for a guy like Jokinen who is signed relatively cheap for three more seasons, then I would make the deal.
I'd just as soon hang on to the kid though and go looking for a few big wingers this summer to play with some of these smaller guys.
I'd rather trade Schneider.
Edited by rick zombo, 06 February 2007 - 10:46 AM.
#9
Posted 06 February 2007 - 10:46 AM
#10
Posted 06 February 2007 - 10:51 AM
We ought to hang on to Hudler because as you guys have said he has not been given the chance to really show what he can do. I dont think trading him for someone who could be a rental player is too wise. This guy had around 90 something points last season in the AHL. If anyone should be dealt it should be Williams and maybe some younger prospects. Maybe Meech? I mean if we lost him we would still have Kindl and Quincey who would be ready soon.
Another thing, what teams are going to want williams
#12
Posted 06 February 2007 - 11:16 AM
There is more ice surface away from the boards.
Ugh.
#13
Posted 06 February 2007 - 11:21 AM
I was looking at the goals to ice time ratios of the Wings, and I came upon a realization;
Jiri Hudler is third on the team in goals per second, behind Holmstrom and Cleary by a small margin and ahead of Datsyuk and Zetterberg.
He played under five minutes last night and still scored.
When will Hudler get a real shot on a scoring line?
"Empty-net goals are for homos" -Al Iafrate
#14
Posted 06 February 2007 - 12:03 PM
I'd LOVE the see Huds get more ice time and I really think he deserves it. The guy can score and he's really smart with the puck as well. The Wings better not trade him. He's just now starting to become the great player we all thought he had the potential to become.
#15
Posted 06 February 2007 - 12:17 PM
Draper has 9 goals from 106 shots.
Lang has 13 from 104.
Samuelsson has 11 from 144.
Williams 9 from 97
Zetterberg 22 from his 185 attempt's.
With Hudler's strike rate of 16.7% his return from the same shot's;
Draps. 18 goals.
Lang. 17 goals.
Sammy. 24 goals.
Willy. 16 goals.
Hank. 31 goals.
maybe we do have the sniper we all want in our midst, I just hope he's in a Wing's uniform when he get's decent TOI and puts the numbers up.
Huds,Flip and Grigs is a line I really would like to see on next years roster.
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#16
Posted 06 February 2007 - 12:22 PM
#17
Posted 06 February 2007 - 12:28 PM
I think that eva unit zero is trying to make the point about Jiri's scoring ratio compared to other guys. Probably the per second method is a bit too much with a fine comb. Maybe if you used his scoring ratio/shoots compared to other guys on the roster it'll put the point across better. ie
Draper has 9 goals from 106 shots.
Lang has 13 from 104.
Samuelsson has 11 from 144.
Williams 9 from 97
Zetterberg 22 from his 185 attempt's.
With Hudler's strike rate of 16.7% his return from the same shot's;
Draps. 18 goals.
Lang. 17 goals.
Sammy. 24 goals.
Willy. 16 goals.
Hank. 31 goals.
maybe we do have the sniper we all want in our midst, I just hope he's in a Wing's uniform when he get's decent TOI and puts the numbers up.
Huds,Flip and Grigs is a line I really would like to see on next years roster.
No, this does not put the point across better. He was trying to make the point that he scores more per second than most on the team, if you give him more ice time, maybe his goal totals would be up near the top. I think this is somewhat subjective, but not as subjective as your comparison based on shots. You can't simply look at goal totals based on shooting percentage if he were to shoot as much as Zetterberg for example. Who's to say he is good enough to get himself in the position to be able to get that many shots on net? Maybe he doesn't shoot unless he thinks he has a higher chance of scoring, vs. just throwing it on net every chance you get.
#18
Posted 06 February 2007 - 12:58 PM
^^^ and you know that how?
I'd LOVE the see Huds get more ice time and I really think he deserves it. The guy can score and he's really smart with the puck as well. The Wings better not trade him. He's just now starting to become the great player we all thought he had the potential to become.
"Empty-net goals are for homos" -Al Iafrate
#19
Posted 06 February 2007 - 01:20 PM
Because if Hudler was even close to the player some people make him out to be, Babcock wouldn't be so hesitant to play him more. Everybody knows Detroit could use a top six sniper, but more icetime doesn't necessarily result in more goals. Hudler's line benefits greatly from not playing top defensive units. That would change if Hudler got top 6 minutes. Then there's also the fact that with more icetime comes more responsibility. Hudler isn't exactly known for his defensive game.
I have to agree with Barnes here. This isn't a case of Babcock picking on Hudler in my opinion. I just don't think he's ready for top six minutes.
That being said, a little more ice time for Rex wouldn't hurt the team.
Personally, it's nice to see a 4th line that has the ability to score. Hudler's goal against the Rangers was fantastic. It jumpstarted the comeback, and he paid the price in the crease to poke it in. A scoring Hudler on the 4th line only means more offensive depth. Which is essential for any kind of playoff run. Can't we all just be happy with this?
#20
Posted 06 February 2007 - 02:05 PM
I would only trade Hudler if the deal were too good to refuse.
I would not trade Hudler to rent a guy like Roberts for what might amount to one, maybe two, playoff seires.
But if it was for someone like Norstrom who had another full year left on his contract, or as part of a package deal for a guy like Jokinen who is signed relatively cheap for three more seasons, then I would make the deal.
I'd just as soon hang on to the kid though and go looking for a few big wingers this summer to play with some of these smaller guys.
I'd rather trade Schneider.
gary roberts wouldnt cost us a prospect , hes the one guy i can see us getting for maybe a 2nd round pick , which is why i think we should go for him, i dont wanna trade hudler either
only guys i can tolerate getting rid of is jason williams and lilja , but lilja wont go anywhere incase we suffer an injury from the back end .......derek meech and evan mcgrath is another i wouldnt mind getting rid of , plus the obvious picks
in my dreams the only moves we'd make would be ...
gary roberts for a 2008 2nd round pick
peter forsberg for jason williams , evan mcgrath and a 2007 1st round pick
then we can always go for a shane doan in the off season
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