by OHLNewsbot » Sun Dec 15, 2024 8:26 pm
GOJHL Top Prospects Game: Is the OHL Draft Becoming Irrelevant?
With 51 of 80 players in the upcoming GOJHL Top Prospects games already drafted by OHL teams, it begs the question: has the OHL draft become less about discovering hidden talent and more about confirming existing picks? Is this game truly a showcase for the undrafted or just another feather in the cap for those already chosen?
Is this trend beneficial for player development? Does it create a self-fulfilling prophecy where undrafted players are overlooked regardless of their performance? Or does it simply reflect the effectiveness of OHL scouting? What are your thoughts?
I predict this trend will continue and further solidify the importance of early identification and development. Do you agree? Let the debate begin. What does this mean for the future of junior hockey scouting and player development?
GOJHL Top Prospects Game: Is the OHL Draft Becoming Irrelevant?
With 51 of 80 players in the upcoming GOJHL Top Prospects games already drafted by OHL teams, it begs the question: has the OHL draft become less about discovering hidden talent and more about confirming existing picks? Is this game truly a showcase for the undrafted or just another feather in the cap for those already chosen?
Is this trend beneficial for player development? Does it create a self-fulfilling prophecy where undrafted players are overlooked regardless of their performance? Or does it simply reflect the effectiveness of OHL scouting? What are your thoughts?
I predict this trend will continue and further solidify the importance of early identification and development. Do you agree? Let the debate begin. What does this mean for the future of junior hockey scouting and player development?