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Where’s Bol?

It would be so sick to see a video done on the 2022-2023 Seattle Thunderbirds who on paper, are the best junior hockey team of all time - 6, possibly 7 1st Round NHL Picks (9 within first 2 rounds), 18 total draft picks, possible 1st round pick in 2025, 6 members from 2022 WJC Gold Medal Team (Dylan Guenther with golden goal), possibly by the time they're out of the WHL, this team will have had 20 NHL draft picks (Goalie Thomas Milic, CHL Goalie of the Year runner up (should've won), WHL Goalie of the Year, and WJC 2022 Gold Medal winning goalie).

He seems like an Islanders kind of draft pick

I think his twig is taller than me... How the hell did they make sticks that didnt constantly snap under Chara? Seems like an outright leverage physics problem

Ice hockey IS DEFiNITELY the dominant slovak sport, it has always been and always will be

7'? He wouldn't last long in the NHL.

The Boston Bruins be like... taller than Chara? We're interested.

1:09 i love how all these channels across all sports do this same terrible intro, of make a point, then fade in terrible keyboard music underneath, then cut to title or just jump right in,,, like i could name 50 channels off the top of my head that all copy each other

Big difference between minors and pro leagues. Just wait and see what happens if he faces real competition.

Chara was one of the first players I ever noticed on TV as a kid. It was when fox highlighted the pucks (it glowed) so viewers could follow the game better. I remember him looking pretty goofy, awkward, and not be able to skate very well. . . but to see his career and how he improved, evolved, worked on his craft, and become and legend(CHAMPION!!) was amazing. Hoping the same for this fellow!

Great video, can tell you put a lot of effort into it as well

I'm a Texas man who knows very little about ice skating, much less hockey, so I have no basis to critique the kid. That said, he looks pretty damn good on those skates to me.

I saw Chara at a morning skate one time… he was so fucking massive.

CSSHL is not even close to the top minor hockey league

Zach Edey played AA hockey in the GTHL until he was about 12 years old. At 12 he was significantly taller than anyone on the ice, including the refs. If he would have stuck with it, he would have been the tallest at 7' 4" !!

How is this 7 years later

I have high hopes for Karmanov, I hope he gets to the NHL

so the Nephliem like hockey.

Zdeno Chara screening goalies was always hilarious. It'd be awesome to see 7'0" guy do it. Also prime Chara would shoot 100+ mph slapshots.

What were are they feeding bro, I’m 08 but stuck at 5’4 😭

He's too slow. The bigger you are, the harder you fall he might play in the good hockey now, but with time he will only get slower

He should become a goalie.

This is quality content. Great editing, good use of graphics, on point use of footage, balanced commentary and great pacing. Slightly awkward channel name but you otherwise have a promising product going on. Worth a sub.

He should definitely absorb as much film of Zdeno Chara as possible because I feel like that’d be his absolute ceiling that he could ever hope for

I played with a kid being abnormally taller than his opponents and half the penalties he would receive would be completely incidental just be due to being so much bigger. Might be the same case for this kid. a simple shove from this kid may feel like a big hit from regularly sized players

I play for the junior blazers I tide the the game 4-4

His edgework is actually pretty advanced in the training clips shown...

Wishful thinking this guy will play any pro league.

If he takes a slapshot from the blue line he might hit the goalie in the head with his stick on the follow through.

As of this moment he looks glacially slow. He’s only 16 so we need to give him more time to develop.

His wrist shot is impressive

Imagine being the 7 foot tall hockey players who ‘didn’t amount to anything’ watching this video..

I'm 6'7"...when I played I could only find one pair of shin pads, but they were wide enough for a 400 pound man. I hope the game accomodates him better, cause he can skate.

Moldova? Sounds like a suburb in Cleveland.

Lane Hutson will pick his pocket!!

For a dude with his massive size he is actually very coordinated 👊🔥🔥

Charas late childhood was like all the time just training and practising, this Moldovan should be doing the same every single day with no freetime if he wanted to succeed like Chara did.

But can he skate? Even Bol was basically an oddity with some use

Probably from 6'5" up height starts to work against you especially in modern hockey. And at 7' you have the additional downside of being so long you get injured easily. Hockey is an especially bad sport because of the physical nature. Being so lanky makes you very vulnerable.

I've seen and experienced guys like him, his skating skill and hockey IQ is a great asset. The one thing I've seen from him that has improved is his wrist shot, this will get him to the next level in the pros. However, his legs are his biggest downfall as his hips don't cooperate with his legs, his upper body does not equally balance his legs. If it were me as a coach I would put him more in the weight room otherwise, on the next level he will get seriously injured. If you want to look at height advantage: A good example would be someone like Wayne Gretzky, Mike Modano, Mario Lem., just to name a few. What did they all have in common? They were in a height of 5'11" to 6'1" tall and all of them were great players. However, there were a few exceptions that worked on weights or in weight rooms to build thier upper body strength like: Jamor Jaugr, <----- He too was awkward to start his career but, the Pittsburgh Penguins put him in the weight room to protect himself better, the focus was making his upper body stronger. I think if they put him in mostly hitting the weights to build his upper body: The sky is the limit for him in the pros, just hope Scranton Knights see this?

Some people at or near his height look very uncoordinated. You see this with some of the crazy tall basketball players; they aren't actually that athletic (ie agile, nimble, reactive), they can just operate literally above everyone else. This kid looks like he genuinely has a good focus on balance and technique. He's definitely not there yet, but hey, he's only 16. I'd be really interested to see how he develops.

Chara wasn't the fastest skater ever. & he did well, with the proper teachers and coaching, he can definitely turn pro.

I was actually there watching him live at the game he watched. I walked past him in the hallway as well as the team was leaving and me, 6'0, didn't even make it past his shoulders.

American triple a is house league hockey in canada. Wonder why over 70% of the mhl is canadian? Lmfao. Theres more russians than americans. Majority of ncaa picks do nothing in the nhl

Penn State will turn him into a post telling him he will make way more money being a plug in the NBA then a star in the NHL

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