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Do you agree or disagree with what he wrote even if you don’t believe they’re his original thoughts?Pronman is a hack.
I would take anybody who watches only youtube videos and tries to sell that thru a subscription with a grain of salt. He's parroting what you tubers are saying.
Did anybody else notice Laz wasn't allowed to ask questions at the draft pick questionnaire? Wonder why.....
What about Scott Wheeler? He had a similar assessment.
I’d give you some Lazerus but he was too busy writing a scintillating piece on draftee walk up songs.
Actually, here’s a taste…
“Connor Bedard, Chicago Blackhawks
“The Nights” — Avicii
Lazerus: I’ve heard this song! During every warmup in every NHL arena for nearly a decade now. Like everything Bedard does, this feels carefully thought out and calibrated for maximum efficiency.
The entire song is about greatness and posterity, which is fitting for a kid who has the city of broad shoulders on his narrow frame. “These are the nights that never die” and “Live a life you will remember” — pretty on the nose.”
Bonus coverage…
“Oliver Moore, Chicago Blackhawks
“Mr. Blue Sky” — Electric Light Orchestra
Lazerus: Legitimately great song by a legitimately weird band. Even my daughters love this song. Now that we’re past the too-cool top picks, we’re getting some creativity.Love it. But yes, I was hoping it was a “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” reference and he was some sort of Marvel supernerd or something. It’s the only way I’d have anything to talk about with an 18-year-old.”
From ELO to EDM, we evaluate NHL Draft prospects' walk-up songs
Two old guys rank the music chosen by NHL Draft prospects in the first round.
theathletic.com
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