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Big (6'3", 212), has scored reasonably well in college after a very lackluster USHL career. Hopefully something interesting here.
Confirmed with Link: 23-24 AHL deals: Kinal, Vincent, Frisch, MacEachern, Marek, Warm, Cassels, Rau, Bellerive; Duganne (Bailey, Kaspick)
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Just in general Grier likes the college guys. Not really suprising given most of the scouts he hired also had a focus in that area
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Beck Warm Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Statistics of Beck Warm, a hockey player from Whistler, BC born Apr 22 1999 who was active from 2014 to 2024.
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I'm guessing this guy is #6 on the depth chart? Sure.
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The weakest player at each position in training camp is eaten by the survivors to absorb their power.
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I was trying to remember why Beck Warm sounded familiar to me, and I realized that I gave him four years with the Sharks and Barracuda from 2022 to 2026. He wasn't much good but won a Stanley Cup as a backup for the 2031 Capitals, defeating the Sharks.
In reality, though, I think he's in Wichita all year.
In reality, though, I think he's in Wichita all year.
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I remember Canucks fans thinking they had the next Bergeron after he shut down McDavid in that series. Anyway looks like he's a solid AHL scorer.
Gushchin - Bordeleau - Robins
Peterson - Cassels - Wiesblatt
Raska - Carpenter - Coe
Sabourin - Todd - Cardwell
Thrun - Gawanke
Mukhamadullin - Okhotyuk
Pulli - Cicek
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Could the Barracuda actually be good this season?
Another veteran forward is a good thing for this team.
McCarthy's going to have a lot of pieces to work with. There's still a couple free agents floating out there that I wouldn't mind taking an AHL flier on, but we really could have some depth as it is.
edit: After reading up on him a little more, I think I get the logic. Someone who can potentially add to the scoring, but also a signing to replace Suess/Johnson, two of our main penalty killers from last year I'm guessing.
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First line is too soft and has lack of defense. I would put Carpenter with Bordeleau.
Gushchin - Bordeleau - Carpenter
Peterson - Robins - Wiesblatt
Raska/Sabourin - Todd - Coe
Sabourin/Raska - Cassels - Cardwell
(Vincent, Marek, MacEachern, Russel)
Thrun - Gawanke (Simek/Knyzhov if Gawanke will deserve to play in main team)
Mukhamadullin - MacDonald
Okhotyuk - Cicek (LD, but can play RD?)
(Pulli, Guryev, Kinal - lefties, Frisch - righty)
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IMHO, defense looks like the best part of team. Goalies are kinda mysterious. Forward`s line is OK.
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That defense is solid. Might be better than the Sharks D.
I'm not sure if we're done adding (another wing wouldn't hurt), but Carpenter-Bordeleau-Cassels-Todd-Vincent is a solid group of centers.
I may not be sure about the forwards as a whole, but at center, this might be the best group the Cuda have had.
I may not be sure about the forwards as a whole, but at center, this might be the best group the Cuda have had.
That other wing will be Eklund. They aren’t going to drop any of the waiver exempt players.
Not sure how that changes anything. If Eklund came down, I assume Peterson would stay with the Sharks.
Other possibility I can think of is that one of the centers (Bordeleau?) goes to wing.
Course, my opinion will change if it turns out Sabourin's last season wasn't a complete anomaly.
The Sharks might start the season with 13 FW and 8 D
Zadina - Hertl - Barabonov
Duclair - Couture - Labanc
Hoffman - Granlund - Kunin
Lindblom - Sturm - Zetterlund
Smith
Vlassic - Rutta
Ferraro - Benning
Knyzhov - Burroughs
Simek , MacDonald/Okhotiuk
I’m not opposed to Eklund starting the season with the Cuda and if he puts up 1.5 points per game and forces their hand then they will make room.
I’m even more convinced that Thurn will start with the Cuda. For him to start in the NHL they would need two 1-way contracts yo be sent down just for 8 D and three 1-way contracts if they want 7 D.
I keep forgetting Kunin exists. Lines look reasonable for the Sharks. I'm not going to come off the idea that we need another wing on the Cuda, though.
1.5 points a game is, uh, ambitious. That's really not a normal scoring pace in this league. Eklund IMO should start in the NHL, but I'm fully braced for him to come down just based on his waiver status and/or the team using the injury from last season as reasoning. Frankly another reason I'm a bit fed up with the amount of dead weight Grier keeps putting on the Sharks roster.
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I remember this guy playing for, I think, Tri-City in the WHL and for whatever reason, probably his name being easy to say derisively, during a game where he was the backup there were some fans sitting behind him that were just absolutely giving him the business the whole time. He turned and laughed a couple of times too.
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