Mikhail Grigorenko C 18 450000 3 25 58 57 59 53 52 50 62 54 76 52 52 58 58 51 60

SH MAX:86
PL MAX: 90
ST MAX: 89
CH MAX:76
PO MAX:76
HI MAX:74
SK MAX: 85

Talent Analysis

A big man in the pivot position, Grigorenko is still adjusting to the North American game. Offensively, he displays great patience with the puck and the ability to find open ice or feed a pass to an open man. Although he has been criticized for his consistency and intensity, Grigorenko played through a handful of injuries during the year and his talent level is undeniable. A smooth skater with great hands, he made strides during the season to play a more all-around game.


Future

Grigorenko played the 2011-12 season with the QMJHL's Quebec Remparts.

Il est assez dur à juger....mais plus tu fais de recherche sur lui, plus tu vois que les opinions sont différentes. Certains le voit comme un future Forsberg d'autre le voient comme un flop totale.....

Chose sur, 40/45/85pts en 59 matchs l'an dernier a Québec, c'est évident qu'il a un talent offensif.

Personnellement, selon le classement qu'il a eu tout le long de la campagne, je lui mettrais de très bonnes stats max (un 90 certain), mais une osty de constance de marde. Il va tapper des games de 3-4 points, puis sera invisible... puis 3-4 points..

"Grigorenko is a very special kind of talent who scouts have been hearing about for many years. He absolutely burst onto the scene last year with a tremendous performance at the Under-18s. He's an exceptionally gifted player who can control the flow of a hockey game seemingly at will with elite puck skills, vision, offensive creativity, and overall hockey sense. He makes high level dekes seem effortless and is the kind of player who is able to slow the game down to his pace rather than try to keep up with it. His ability as a playmaker is really special as he is the classic "eyes in the back of his head" type of player who consistently makes high-level reads quickly and effectively. Grigorenko's hand skills allow him to keep the puck away from pursuers very well and when he's setting up in open ice, the chances of a defender being able to cleanly check him is low. When you combine his puck skills and sense, though, you get the combination of tools that allow him to make "unique" plays, that after they happen, you try to remember about the last time you saw a play similar to that. He is an above-average skater who industry sources have described with the kind of stride that looks like he's floating on the ice as he effortlessly picks up speed— especially for a bigger player. Grigorenko also has a pretty decent array of shots and is certainly an above-average finisher. He is an advanced two-way thinker who gets the job done at a decent level in his own end, and while he struggled with that aspect of his game earlier in the year, he was much better later on. He has above-average size, and while he doesn't really use his frame as much as he could, he's decent in the physical aspects of hockey as he boxes out fine along the wall and will win some battles. His work ethic draws issues at times but he's not an extremely lazy player, though he's not one who gives it 100% every shift. He's also the kind of player who likes to slow the game down, so some observers perceive that as questionable work ethic. However, he's the kind of talent who NHL sources have described as the best guy on the ice while he's going at 75%."

"Grigorenko is a special talent. His work ethic is questioned, but name more than one Russian in the past ten years who hasn't come to North America with work ethic question marks. The reports of Grigorenko working on his two way game as the season wore on seem to suggest a young player willing to take the necessary steps to be an elite NHLer. Any team that is comfortable with his makeup, or is comfortable enough with his makeup to gamble on his talent, has a potential superstar in Grigorenko."

http://www.defendingbigd.com/2012/6/6/3052355/mikhail-grigorenko-2012-nhl-draft-dallas-stars-scouting-report

up, tes articles m'ont convaincu. Bien hâte de voir ce qu'il va faire dans la LNH!!!