Looking at the Fronts team next year it looks like they have a lot of bodies to replace...3 OAs gone Peresinni. Mcglynn, Duchense...They have 11-96's...Foegele, Verbeek, Steege, Caron, Dal Colle, Lammiko, Watson, Bilitier, Mckeown, Brown, Derocher only 3 can stay as OAs so 8 have to go....3-97's..Nichol, Murray,Helvig and Crouse who could be gone to Fla....5-98's Konstatin, Cranford, Grzenia, Field, Dorval...4-99's Roertson, Paquette, Brahany, Burnie plus this years draft picks...Looks like it could be an inexperienced group....Not much trade value in the 96's other than Foegele, Watson, Dal Colle, Mckeown or Derocher if any of them are returned.
The amount of fan activity in this thread compared to others is mind-boggling.
What is the deal with the Frontenacs?
The amount of fan activity in this thread compared to others is mind-boggling.
What is the deal with the Frontenacs?
Interesting!
Who do you guys think are back as overagers this season?
Do you guys think Crouse could/should play bottom-six minutes in Florida or go back to Kingston?
-ghoste
Bottom 6 min in Florida is a lot better than playing top line in Kingston.
He will get all kinds NHL calibre coaching during practices combined with extensive training and conditioning. Not to mention a paycheck.
He will also be probably be invited to the WJC.
In reality what does he does not benefit from playing another year in the OHL. Kingston would obviously, whether they keep him but OMO his value would be greater in trade, I would imagine he would be high on the list for teams that are going for it this year as the cup is in Windsor this year.
Crouse was traded to the Coyotes. Not sure if that impacts his chances of being in the NHL this season.
This will make it easier to send him back to the OHL....
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If Crouse doesn't play in Arizona this season, the 2nd round pick becomes a 3rd round pick.
Exactly, I see the Coyotes trying to make him stay up in the NHL for at least 10 games.
Isn't it the opposite? They would be more inclined to send him back to avoid giving up the earlier pick.