Parents of kids on "top" teams
Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
It’s not letting kids fail or deal with failure. Same parents do kids homework. Coached a long time. The majority of parents think their kid is way better than they are. So they think they should be on the team. When I cut kids I let them know why. You’re only as strong as your bottom player.
Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
Told my 3 Sons that they have a better chance of becoming an Astronaut and chosen to be on the first mission to Mars than become a full-time NHL playersGuest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 10:09 am I’m super sick of parents telling their kids they'll make the NHL and forcing them into a life of hockey for their own personal fulfillment.

Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
Alright, I’ve been sitting back, watching all these proud hockey dads brag about their kids, keeping my mouth shut (well, mostly… maybe a few anonymous posts here and there, but nothing major). But let me break my silence real quick.
My kid? Absolute weapon. Over 6 feet tall, a little lean at 160, but shredded…legs like tree trunks. This kid was built for the game. Speed? Unreal. Shot? Lethal. Plays hard, no ego, total team guy. Everything about him screams NHL material.
So why isn’t he in AAA yet? I’ve been racking my brain, and I finally figured it out, it’s jealousy. Other parents see the natural talent, the raw skill, and they know if he gets in, it’s over for their kid. Everyone wants their golden ticket to the show, and they’ll do whatever it takes to keep a real one out.
So, what’s the move? How do I get him into AAA so he can finally get noticed? Because once he’s in, it’s a done deal.
My kid? Absolute weapon. Over 6 feet tall, a little lean at 160, but shredded…legs like tree trunks. This kid was built for the game. Speed? Unreal. Shot? Lethal. Plays hard, no ego, total team guy. Everything about him screams NHL material.
So why isn’t he in AAA yet? I’ve been racking my brain, and I finally figured it out, it’s jealousy. Other parents see the natural talent, the raw skill, and they know if he gets in, it’s over for their kid. Everyone wants their golden ticket to the show, and they’ll do whatever it takes to keep a real one out.
So, what’s the move? How do I get him into AAA so he can finally get noticed? Because once he’s in, it’s a done deal.
Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
Yeah but everybody knows your boys don't stand a chance.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 12:20 pmTold my 3 Sons that they have a better chance of becoming an Astronaut and chosen to be on the first mission to Mars than become a full-time NHL playersGuest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 10:09 am I’m super sick of parents telling their kids they'll make the NHL and forcing them into a life of hockey for their own personal fulfillment.![]()
Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
While I was reading your post, I was thinking why your son is not getting an "Exceptional Status" yetGuest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 12:38 pm Alright, I’ve been sitting back, watching all these proud hockey dads brag about their kids, keeping my mouth shut (well, mostly… maybe a few anonymous posts here and there, but nothing major). But let me break my silence real quick.
My kid? Absolute weapon. Over 6 feet tall, a little lean at 160, but shredded…legs like tree trunks. This kid was built for the game. Speed? Unreal. Shot? Lethal. Plays hard, no ego, total team guy. Everything about him screams NHL material.
So why isn’t he in AAA yet? I’ve been racking my brain, and I finally figured it out, it’s jealousy. Other parents see the natural talent, the raw skill, and they know if he gets in, it’s over for their kid. Everyone wants their golden ticket to the show, and they’ll do whatever it takes to keep a real one out.
So, what’s the move? How do I get him into AAA so he can finally get noticed? Because once he’s in, it’s a done deal.

Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
NO SH!T Einstein!Guest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 12:39 pmYeah but everybody knows your boys don't stand a chance.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 12:20 pmTold my 3 Sons that they have a better chance of becoming an Astronaut and chosen to be on the first mission to Mars than become a full-time NHL playersGuest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 10:09 am I’m super sick of parents telling their kids they'll make the NHL and forcing them into a life of hockey for their own personal fulfillment.![]()

Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
Guest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 12:38 pm Alright, I’ve been sitting back, watching all these proud hockey dads brag about their kids, keeping my mouth shut (well, mostly… maybe a few anonymous posts here and there, but nothing major). But let me break my silence real quick.
My kid? Absolute weapon. Over 6 feet tall, a little lean at 160, but shredded…legs like tree trunks. This kid was built for the game. Speed? Unreal. Shot? Lethal. Plays hard, no ego, total team guy. Everything about him screams NHL material.
So why isn’t he in AAA yet? I’ve been racking my brain, and I finally figured it out, it’s jealousy. Other parents see the natural talent, the raw skill, and they know if he gets in, it’s over for their kid. Everyone wants their golden ticket to the show, and they’ll do whatever it takes to keep a real one out.
So, what’s the move? How do I get him into AAA so he can finally get noticed? Because once he’s in, it’s a done deal.
Your poor kid, you’re one of those “my kid is the best, no one passes to him, he needs more ice time” parents. Kid is doomed.
Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
Do you believe in unicorns? Because what you described does not existGuest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 12:38 pm Alright, I’ve been sitting back, watching all these proud hockey dads brag about their kids, keeping my mouth shut (well, mostly… maybe a few anonymous posts here and there, but nothing major). But let me break my silence real quick.
My kid? Absolute weapon. Over 6 feet tall, a little lean at 160, but shredded…legs like tree trunks. This kid was built for the game. Speed? Unreal. Shot? Lethal. Plays hard, no ego, total team guy. Everything about him screams NHL material.
So why isn’t he in AAA yet? I’ve been racking my brain, and I finally figured it out, it’s jealousy. Other parents see the natural talent, the raw skill, and they know if he gets in, it’s over for their kid. Everyone wants their golden ticket to the show, and they’ll do whatever it takes to keep a real one out.
So, what’s the move? How do I get him into AAA so he can finally get noticed? Because once he’s in, it’s a done deal.

Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
In the case of my kid, it's about the coaching. He needs more power play time and just not getting. His stats are off the charts on 5x5. Coupled this with some power play time, he will get the first view from scouts.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 1:26 pmDo you believe in unicorns? Because what you described does not existGuest wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 12:38 pm Alright, I’ve been sitting back, watching all these proud hockey dads brag about their kids, keeping my mouth shut (well, mostly… maybe a few anonymous posts here and there, but nothing major). But let me break my silence real quick.
My kid? Absolute weapon. Over 6 feet tall, a little lean at 160, but shredded…legs like tree trunks. This kid was built for the game. Speed? Unreal. Shot? Lethal. Plays hard, no ego, total team guy. Everything about him screams NHL material.
So why isn’t he in AAA yet? I’ve been racking my brain, and I finally figured it out, it’s jealousy. Other parents see the natural talent, the raw skill, and they know if he gets in, it’s over for their kid. Everyone wants their golden ticket to the show, and they’ll do whatever it takes to keep a real one out.
So, what’s the move? How do I get him into AAA so he can finally get noticed? Because once he’s in, it’s a done deal.stop with the meds bud!
Re: Parents of kids on "top" teams
That’s true! Or if you have elite connections like Akil No NamesGuest wrote: ↑Thu Mar 20, 2025 10:37 amOh, you’re right! Every kid has a totally equal shot at the NHL. In fact, I just saw a scout at Tim Hortons recruiting a 16 year old who can barely skate but has $5,000 worth of gear. Dreams do come true!Guest wrote: ↑Thu Mar 20, 2025 10:29 am How do you know a kid won’t make it? What does it matter to you how a parent chooses to spend time and money on their kid?
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