Leading the u18 NTDP team in scoring and apparently was solid at the 5 Nations tournament. I wonder if he will climb into the first round with a solid u18 World Championship tournament. Seems to be a lack of hype about him and NTDP prospects in general this year.
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C Joshua Norris - USNTDP, USHL (2017 Draft)
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RW Noel Gunler - Luleå HF J18, J18 Allsvenskan (2020 Draft)
Pretty much just stat-watching, but came across a kid who is just 15 years old, but posting some astounding stats in the J18 Elit. In the best junior league in Europe, he currently has a 2.00 PPG in J18 Elite and a 0.67 PPG in J18 Allsvenskan being three years younger than the rest. He even got one game in the SuperElit as well. That's quite impressive.
Granted he is a late birthday for the 2020, but seems like he should be a top prospects for this draft if he keeps his development up. For the people who have actually watched him, what are your thoughts?
For comparison (around the same age including being older):
Landeskog PPG in J18: 1.39
F. Forsberg PPG in J18: 1.17
Wennberg PPG in J18: 0.92
W. Nylander PPG in J18: 1.53
EP Profile
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=393444
Granted he is a late birthday for the 2020, but seems like he should be a top prospects for this draft if he keeps his development up. For the people who have actually watched him, what are your thoughts?
For comparison (around the same age including being older):
Landeskog PPG in J18: 1.39
F. Forsberg PPG in J18: 1.17
Wennberg PPG in J18: 0.92
W. Nylander PPG in J18: 1.53
EP Profile
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=393444
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F Matthew Savoie - St. Albert Sabres, AMBHL (2022 Draft)
Yes this thread will get comments of "omgz, he's thirteen" and "long way to go". You're right that he has a lot to prove because WHL is much different than AAA as we've seen with Bantam picks. A lot of 1st overalls and a lot of top 10s normally always busts and then you have a player like Ryan Johansen who gets picked in the 7th round of the WHL Bantam draft, but gets picked 4th overall in the NHL. What does this kid do that is separating him apart from the rest? Playing two years younger than the rest of the competition. Granted he is already 5'7" as a 13 year old and once other kids eventually meet his growth, he might fade away.
But to put it in perspective...
- Sam Steel as a 15 year old had a 1.52 PPG in AMBHL
- Tyler Benson as a 14 year old had a 2.54 PPG in AMBHL
- Mat Savoie as a 13 year old has a 1.71 PPG in AMBHL
EP Profile
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=476028
But to put it in perspective...
- Sam Steel as a 15 year old had a 1.52 PPG in AMBHL
- Tyler Benson as a 14 year old had a 2.54 PPG in AMBHL
- Mat Savoie as a 13 year old has a 1.71 PPG in AMBHL
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http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=476028
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HF Partner: New Audio: Casey Mittelstadt, Cale Makar, Nico Hischier and others
I did a little spot on the Pipeline Show on the weekend. Spoke about these guys. Casey Mittelstadt, Cale Makar, Nico Hischier, Martin Necas, Elias Pettersson and Ryan Poehling.
Chat also includes talk of Mittelstadt and Samberg playing in the USHL.
LINK
Chat also includes talk of Mittelstadt and Samberg playing in the USHL.
LINK
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LD Adam Ollas-Mattsson - Djurgårdens IF, SHL (2014, #175th, CGY)
How is Adam Ollas-Mattsson progressing as of right now? Does he have a future in the NHL?
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=114812
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=114812
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LD Nicolas Beaudin - Drummondville Voltigeurs, QMJHL (2018 draft)
Small late 99 dman that is putting up some points in the Q. Anyone saw him play? I think if he can grow a bit he could slide up the in first round like Thomas Chabot did.
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=284924
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=284924
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F Andrei Altybarmakyan -Serebryanye Lvy St. Petersburg, MHL (2016 undrafted)
Scored a beauty GWG in this year's KHL all-star game.
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=313706
Any info from MHL/VHL watchers?
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=313706
Any info from MHL/VHL watchers?
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Overage prospects for 2017 draft
What are the names that could be drafted this year that have been passed over in previous years?
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HF Partner: Top Prospects: The Forwards, Spring 2017 Edition
The Hockey Prophets have just published their Top Prospects: The Forwards edition for Spring 2017. Half of the previous top ten have graduated. Who's the new #1?
http://www.hockeyprophets.com/index....ds-spring-2017
I'll be around to answer questions and field complaints as best I can. Have a look!
http://www.hockeyprophets.com/index....ds-spring-2017
I'll be around to answer questions and field complaints as best I can. Have a look!
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C Rasmus Kupari - Kärpät, FIN JRS (2018 Draft)
Right hand center with good skating and good hands. Top Finns for 2018 draft
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=319079
Some plays from U17 5-nations (sorry about watermark)
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=319079
Some plays from U17 5-nations (sorry about watermark)
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HF Partner: The Draft Analyst: February's Top-500 for the 2017 NHL Draft
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A pair of players, one of them with the strength of an ox and shoulders broad enough to carry a franchise, the other can attack with stealth and lethality, arrived to this point as two of the best players the 2017 NHL Draft will offer. Nolan Patrick (Ranked No. 1), the heart-and-soul leader of the WHLs Brandon Wheat Kings, and Swiss phenom Nico Hischier (Ranked No. 3) of the Halifax Mooseheads in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, could easily be the first two players chosen when the draft takes place next June in Chicago. Or at least that seems to be the popular opinion. But with all due respect to Mssr. Hischier, his impressive resume is still not enough to bump Minnesota high school phenom Casey Mittelstadt (Ranked No. 2) from the second spot he held in our early-season rankings. |
The busy tournament season is over, with the U18 Worlds and the upcoming CHL/USHL playoffs all that remain. The next two months will cover a renewed focus on the CHL since the last five months were heavily invested in US and Euro prospects. That may explain why I'm not as bullish on a lot of Canadian players than most Canadian-based outlets.
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C Dylan Strome - Erie Otters, OHL (2015, 3rd, PHX) III
Saw this goal and came here to post it, but the last thread was locked after 1k posts. Can only remember seeing this a few times over the years:
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Which NHL drafted prospects from NCAA will sign after their season THIS year?
any rumors of guys signing?
Ive heard rumors of Boeser and White will sign with Nucks/Sens.... Im sure Bruins would love to get atleast one of their impressive NCAA guys locked up... what about any players from 2016 draft signing after a 1 and done NCAA career?
Any rumors or speculation please share!!!!
Ive heard rumors of Boeser and White will sign with Nucks/Sens.... Im sure Bruins would love to get atleast one of their impressive NCAA guys locked up... what about any players from 2016 draft signing after a 1 and done NCAA career?
Any rumors or speculation please share!!!!
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2017 Draft Class downgraded from "Weak" to "Terrible"
According to this article, at least.
No superstar, lack of depth and GM's are more than willing to trade their 1st:
http://nhl.nbcsports.com/2017/02/14/...cks-be-traded/
No superstar, lack of depth and GM's are more than willing to trade their 1st:
http://nhl.nbcsports.com/2017/02/14/...cks-be-traded/
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C/W Pierre-Luc Dubois - Blainville-Boisbriand Armada, QMJHL (2016, 3rd, CBJ) III
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Prospects sorted by NHL team
Hey all,
quick question. I'm looking for a database that shows me every prospect an NHL organization currently has. Kinda like the one Hockey's Future was before it stopped updating its lists.
I'm also looking for sites that give good info on these prospects, again comparable to the old Hockey's Future pages. Some of you suggested dobberprospects.com a while back but I'm not really into this site. Maybe it's because they only list 10 prospects per team...dunno. So any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Cheers
quick question. I'm looking for a database that shows me every prospect an NHL organization currently has. Kinda like the one Hockey's Future was before it stopped updating its lists.
I'm also looking for sites that give good info on these prospects, again comparable to the old Hockey's Future pages. Some of you suggested dobberprospects.com a while back but I'm not really into this site. Maybe it's because they only list 10 prospects per team...dunno. So any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Cheers
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Best Skaters in the 2017 Draft?
Looking for Pure speed and all around smooth skaters from this draft forward or defensemen
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HockeyProspect.com-2017 NHL Draft Top 31 Rankings February 20th
1: Nolan Patrick
2: Hischier
3: Mittelstadt
4: Gabe Vilardi
5: Elias Pettersson
6: Martin Necas
7: Cody Glass
8: Timothy Liljegren
9: Cale Makar
10: Miro Heiskanen
https://www.hockeyprospect.com/2017-...ects-february/
2: Hischier
3: Mittelstadt
4: Gabe Vilardi
5: Elias Pettersson
6: Martin Necas
7: Cody Glass
8: Timothy Liljegren
9: Cale Makar
10: Miro Heiskanen
https://www.hockeyprospect.com/2017-...ects-february/
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CHL ban to European import goalies - was it worth?
Especially, when i see, that there are still Europe goalies. According to Elitprospects:
OHL:
Leonid Lazarev (Russia) - Ottawa 67's
David Ovsjannikov (Czech) - Barrie Colts
WHL:
Lasse M. Petersen (Denmark) - Red Deer Rebels
QMJHL:
Danil Timchenko (Russia) - Acadie-Bathurst Titan
Yevgeni Kiselyov (Russia) - Québec Remparts
Mikhail Denisov (Russia) - Shawinigan Cataractes
OHL:
Leonid Lazarev (Russia) - Ottawa 67's
David Ovsjannikov (Czech) - Barrie Colts
WHL:
Lasse M. Petersen (Denmark) - Red Deer Rebels
QMJHL:
Danil Timchenko (Russia) - Acadie-Bathurst Titan
Yevgeni Kiselyov (Russia) - Québec Remparts
Mikhail Denisov (Russia) - Shawinigan Cataractes
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Craig Button Top Drafted Prospects
Thoughts?
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1) Clayton Keller -- Arizona
2) Alex Nylander -- Buffalo
3) Thomas Chabot -- Ottawa
4) Dylan Strome -- Arizona
5) Kirill Kaprizov -- Minny
6) Jesse Pulujarvi -- Edmonton
7) Kyle Connor -- Winnipeg
8) Brock Boeser -- vancouver
9) Charlie McAvoy -- Boston
10) Phillipe Myers -- Philly
11) Ilya Samsonov -- Washington
12) Tyler Parsons -- Calgary
13) Joel Eriksson Ek --Minny
14) Mikhail Sergachev -- Montreal
15) Tyson Jost -- Colorado
16) Pierre Luc Dubois -- Columbus
17) Sam Steele -- Anaheim
18) Olli Juolevi -- Vancouver
19) Matthew Barzel -- New York Islanders
20) Christian Fisher -- Arizona
21) Igor Shistorkin -- New York Rangers
22) Colin White -- Ottawa
23) Alex Debrincat -- Chicago
24) Illya Sorokin -- New York islanders
25) Luke Kunin -- Minny
26) Jacob Larsson -- Anaheim
27) Vladisev Kamenev -- Nashville
28) Danny O'Regan -- San Jose
29) Travis Sanheim -- Philly
30) Tristan Jerry -- Pittsburgh
31) Julius Honka -- Dallas
32) Shea Theodore -- Anaheim
33) Thatcher Demko -- Vancouver
34) Rasmus Asplund -- Buffalo
35) Ville Saarijarvi -- Detroit
36) Gabriel Carlsson -- Columbus
37) Logan Stanley -- Winnipeg
38) German Rubotsov -- Philly
39) Logan Brown -- Ottawa
40) Adam Gaudette -- Vancouver
41) Jonas Sieganthaler -- Washington
42) Tage Thompson -- St Louis
43) Vitaly Abramov -- Columbus
44) Jake Walman -- St Louis
45) Filip Chalpik -- Ottawa
46) Jack Roslovic -- Winnipeg
47) Jordan greenway -- Minny
48) Jakub Vrana -- Washington
49) Daniel Sprong -- Pittsburgh
50) Zach Senyshyn -- Boston
Biggest Omissions: Bracco, Kapanen, Fox (cgy)
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1) Clayton Keller -- Arizona
2) Alex Nylander -- Buffalo
3) Thomas Chabot -- Ottawa
4) Dylan Strome -- Arizona
5) Kirill Kaprizov -- Minny
6) Jesse Pulujarvi -- Edmonton
7) Kyle Connor -- Winnipeg
8) Brock Boeser -- vancouver
9) Charlie McAvoy -- Boston
10) Phillipe Myers -- Philly
11) Ilya Samsonov -- Washington
12) Tyler Parsons -- Calgary
13) Joel Eriksson Ek --Minny
14) Mikhail Sergachev -- Montreal
15) Tyson Jost -- Colorado
16) Pierre Luc Dubois -- Columbus
17) Sam Steele -- Anaheim
18) Olli Juolevi -- Vancouver
19) Matthew Barzel -- New York Islanders
20) Christian Fisher -- Arizona
21) Igor Shistorkin -- New York Rangers
22) Colin White -- Ottawa
23) Alex Debrincat -- Chicago
24) Illya Sorokin -- New York islanders
25) Luke Kunin -- Minny
26) Jacob Larsson -- Anaheim
27) Vladisev Kamenev -- Nashville
28) Danny O'Regan -- San Jose
29) Travis Sanheim -- Philly
30) Tristan Jerry -- Pittsburgh
31) Julius Honka -- Dallas
32) Shea Theodore -- Anaheim
33) Thatcher Demko -- Vancouver
34) Rasmus Asplund -- Buffalo
35) Ville Saarijarvi -- Detroit
36) Gabriel Carlsson -- Columbus
37) Logan Stanley -- Winnipeg
38) German Rubotsov -- Philly
39) Logan Brown -- Ottawa
40) Adam Gaudette -- Vancouver
41) Jonas Sieganthaler -- Washington
42) Tage Thompson -- St Louis
43) Vitaly Abramov -- Columbus
44) Jake Walman -- St Louis
45) Filip Chalpik -- Ottawa
46) Jack Roslovic -- Winnipeg
47) Jordan greenway -- Minny
48) Jakub Vrana -- Washington
49) Daniel Sprong -- Pittsburgh
50) Zach Senyshyn -- Boston
Biggest Omissions: Bracco, Kapanen, Fox (cgy)
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