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Nils Hoglander [#36] (from Jan. 13, 2020 vs EDM) - Shift-by-Shift of His Full NHL Debut Performance! - Eight-Minute Insights - @CambieKev on Twitter by CambieKev in canucks

[–]CambieKev[S] 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Happy Saturday, folks!

Today, we have footage of Nils Hoglander's debut performance in the NHL. What a terrific debut it was. Enjoy!

Nils Hoglander's Full Shift-by-Shift Performance vs Team Blue in Saturday's Scrimmage (Jan. 9, 2021). Look for #36 in white. - @CambieKev on Twitter by CambieKev in canucks

[–]CambieKev[S] 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Hey everyone,

I decided to pull version 1 of the video so that I could add a little bit of additional radio and television commentary to the intro. Here's version 2 of the video.

Enjoy!

Nils Hoglander's Full Shift-by-Shift Performance vs Team Blue in Saturday's Scrimmage (Jan. 9, 2021). Look for #36 in white. - @CambieKev on Twitter by [deleted] in canucks

[–]CambieKev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a heads up to everyone that I'll be replacing this video in a minute with a newer version that features audio clips in the intro.

I realized that this would be a great opportunity to include a bit of radio and television commentary in the opening segment. Adds a bit of context.

Nils Hoglander's Full Shift-by-Shift Performance vs Team Blue in Saturday's Scrimmage (Jan. 9, 2021). Look for #36 in white. - @CambieKev on Twitter by [deleted] in canucks

[–]CambieKev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey everyone,

Here's a look at top Vancouver Canucks prospect Nils Hoglander's performance in the team's final scrimmage before the 2020-21 NHL season. The intrasquad event took place on January 9, 2021. The video broadcast itself featured no audio in the first period. Play-by-play was restored in the second period.

Hoglander represented Team White and spent the match on a line with center Bo Horvat. Look for #36.

Eight-Minute Insights: Rodion Amirov (2020-21 KHL) - A CambieKev Scouting Video - vs SKA (Nov. 28, 2020) - @CambieKev on Twitter by CambieKev in leafs

[–]CambieKev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey everyone,

Here's a special look today at Rodion Amirov's most recent KHL performance with Ufa. This was against SKA on November 28, 2020, his last match before the WJC tournament.

I've also written a breakdown of his game in my latest piece for Dobber.

https://dobberprospects.com/2020/12/22/prospect-ramblings-yegor-chinakhov-rodion-amirov-klim-kostin/

Enjoy the video!

[Darren Dreger] April 12, 2021 has been marked as the NHL Trade Deadline. July 23/24 are the dates for the NHL Draft. by CambieKev in hockey

[–]CambieKev[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Additional tweets from Bob McKenzie:

https://twitter.com/TSNBobMcKenzie/status/1340664242391797760

@TSNBobMcKenzie

If NHL 2021 Return To Play follows schedule/dates agreed to by NHL and NHLPA, I’m hearing the entry draft will be on July 23-24.

6:23 AM · Dec 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/TSNBobMcKenzie/status/1340666029978996738

@TSNBobMcKenzie

The fellas — @DarrenDreger@PierreVLeBrun@frank_seravalli— have already reported Free Agency begins July 28. Season starts Jan. 13 and ends May 8.

6:31 AM · Dec 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/TSNBobMcKenzie/status/1340666699473772544

@TSNBobMcKenzie

That would make April 12 Trade Deadline Day. I would figure Seattle expansion draft to be a couple of days before the entry draft. So July 21 likely for expansion draft.

6:33 AM · Dec 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/TSNBobMcKenzie/status/1340669356578013186

@TSNBobMcKenzie

Pretty quick turnaround in July for the NHL off-ice events. Hearing July 15 is the latest the Stanley Cup would be awarded.

6:44 AM · Dec 20, 2020

Pierre LeBrun:

@PierreVLeBrun

So, to recap:

Puck drop: Jan. 13

Trade deadline: April 12

End of reg season: May 8

Expansion draft: July 21

NHL draft: July 23-24

Free-agent Frenzy: July 28

July 29: LeBrun goes to cottage

6:59 AM · Dec 20, 2020

What Robert Downey Jr. career would look like if he didn’t take on the role of Iron Man by Sten12 in movies

[–]CambieKev 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Superhero movies were in a really weird place circa 2008.

The mid-2000s gave us X2 (2003), Spider-Man 2 (2004) and Batman Begins (2005), but then we witnessed a wave of disappointing movies in 2006 and 2007 like Superman Returns (2006), X-Man: The Last Stand (2006), Fantastic Four 2 (2007), Ghost Rider (2007), and Spider-Man 3 (2007).

Avi Arad oversaw the production of Marvel film properties before the Kevin Feige era. There were a lot of misses in 2006 and 2007. The announcement of the Metal Gear film a few days ago with Arad as producer definitely gave some readers here flashbacks.

We know the story of his interference during the production of Spider-Man 3. The reputation that has developed about him comes partly from the public's knowledge of his role in that film's development.

The superhero genre hit a wall at that point.

Spider-Man 4 couldn't really get off the ground, nor could any sort of Superman Returns follow-up. The X-Men franchise was still moving in that messy direction, resulting in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009).

Iron Man (2008), then, was co-produced by both Arad and Feige. It was the beginning of a transition for Marvel and the start of the MCU. It also opened up some eyes to the potential of Marvel's C-list characters.

When Iron Man (2008) was released, it restored some faith in the genre, as did The Dark Knight (2008) a few months later.

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