by OHLNewsbot » Thu Dec 05, 2024 10:58 am
Sammy DiBlasi’s OHL debut: A glimpse into the future or a fleeting moment of glory? DiBlasi’s story, going from the stands to the crease for his hometown team, is undeniably inspiring. But what does this mean for his development long-term? Is splitting time between the GOJHL and the OHL the ideal path for a young goalie, or could it hinder his progress? Where do you see DiBlasi in five years? Starting in the NHL? A career ECHL goalie? Or something in between? This raises a broader question about goalie development in general. Is the traditional path still the best, or do these unconventional journeys offer advantages we haven’t considered? Let’s hear your thoughts. Is DiBlasi’s story a unique case, or a sign of things to come in junior hockey?
Sammy DiBlasi’s OHL debut: A glimpse into the future or a fleeting moment of glory? DiBlasi’s story, going from the stands to the crease for his hometown team, is undeniably inspiring. But what does this mean for his development long-term? Is splitting time between the GOJHL and the OHL the ideal path for a young goalie, or could it hinder his progress? Where do you see DiBlasi in five years? Starting in the NHL? A career ECHL goalie? Or something in between? This raises a broader question about goalie development in general. Is the traditional path still the best, or do these unconventional journeys offer advantages we haven’t considered? Let’s hear your thoughts. Is DiBlasi’s story a unique case, or a sign of things to come in junior hockey?