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Since pitt has two star caliber forward prospects I wanted to see what team(s) had the best forward prospects after them.
RallyKiller said:Since pitt has two star caliber forward prospects I wanted to see what team(s) had the best forward prospects after them.
RallyKiller said:Since pitt has two star caliber forward prospects I wanted to see what team(s) had the best forward prospects after them.
Rush5Collapse5 said:Anaheim
Columbus
Sharks
Minnesota
Carolina
I do, and so does HF:octopi said:Are you still counting Crosby as a prospect?
http://www.hockeysfuture.com/whatmakesaprospect.php1. If a prospect is a skater (forward, defenseman) and has played in 65 NHL games or more before the completion of the season of his 24th birthday; or, if a goaltender has played in 45 NHL games before the completion of the season of his 24th birthday, that player will be considered graduated to the NHL. Conversely, if a player completes the season of his 24th birthday without passing those milestones, then that player will no longer be considered a prospect by Hockey’s Future, regardless of the player’s status with his NHL club.
AnThGrt said:Ya LA should be #1 but ok.....
Brown, Cammalleri, Tambellini, Kopitar, Tukonen, Pushkarev, Boyle, Lehoux, Kanko, Roussin, Hogenboom
Pittsburgh may have the best 2 foward prospects but overal foward prospects we should be #1
yes, but if you want to throw him out of the prospect category then I guess Pittsburgh could be included.octopi said:Are you still counting Crosby as a prospect?
Vatican Roulette said:thought he was in pheonix?
Hasbro said:Colorado has a good crop: Svatos, Wolski, Parshin, Stoa, Stastny, Fritsche, Durrand and Hensick. However none were really considered blue-chip prior to this season.
AnThGrt said:Ya LA should be #1 but ok.....
Brown, Cammalleri, Tambellini, Kopitar, Tukonen, Pushkarev, Boyle, Lehoux, Kanko, Roussin, Hogenboom
Pittsburgh may have the best 2 foward prospects but overal foward prospects we should be #1
Hasbro said:Colorado has a good crop: Svatos, Wolski, Parshin, Stoa, Stastny, Fritsche, Durrand and Hensick. However none were really considered blue-chip prior to this season.
Pete Rock said:Colorado is doing well, but I would have to agree with a previous poster and say LA's got it.
With Cammy, Tukonen, Brown, Kopitar, and Tambellini, I'd be extremely surprised if any of them were to become less than a top-six. Tambellini is looking more and more like a 1st liner these days too, and Kopitar and Tukonen do have the potential to hack it.
Following them, I'd certainly take Minny (O'Sullivan, Pouliot, and Koivu), Anaheim (Ryan, Getzlaf, and Perry), Buffalo (Zagrapan, Vanek, Roy, Stafford), New Jersey (Parise, Zajac, Bergfors, Vrana), Philly (Carter, Richards, Umberger, Potulny), Pittsburgh (Crosby and Malkin but empty afterwards) and Washington (Ovechkin, Fehr, Semin).