Samuel Honzek says that he didn\u0027t get a chance to talk WHL with Andrej Meszaros, who was a defenceman with Vancouver in 2004\u002D05.
“He’s a big, strong guy who moves very well,” Dyck said. “He does a great job getting off the wall. He has a great shot and he’s starting to play much better away from the puck.”
“The hockey is faster. It’s a smaller rink and some guys were already drafted by the NHL, so they have really good players here,” Honzek, who turns 18 in November, said. “It’s a good chance to play against them. You can compare yourself against them.Article content “They said that they will support me wherever I go,” Honzek continued. “They miss me but it’s part of the hockey life.”He had 10 goals and 14 points in 49 games with Dukla Trencin in the regular season.Honzek, who’s from Trencin, is represented by the Sports Corp., the Edmonton-based company headed by agent Gerry Johannson. Former Giants general manager Scott Bonner is also Sports Corp. brass.
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