Prospect Info: Prospect Rating #14 (2023 Version)
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He’s definitely within the top 15 prospects so he’s gotta come off the board soon
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Kind of related: does anyone know how to access the old Hockey's Future player rating pages? Out of curiosity I was looking for Jonathan Filewich's page.
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Now there's a name from yesteryear that I forgot about. I remember being excited when he scored 30g in the 06-07 season in WBS. I thought he's be a solid, future contributor. That was back when we shared WBS with Edmonton and had to sit on the sidelines watching the magic of Rob Schremp.
Anyway, went with Svejkovsky because he paced for 1 point more than Andonovski. So Andonovski is next, then Ansons, then Plante, then Nickl, St Ivany, then Foster I guess.
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Why Andonovski over the other guys ? He’s 24 and didn’t even crack 20 points in WBS. If he ain’t doing it by that age I doubt he doing it at all. I mean they all don’t look great he just looks the least great imo
He brings a physicality that is sorely needed. I think he could have a breakout year in WBS and get some time next season if not this season.Why Andonovski over the other guys ? He’s 24 and didn’t even crack 20 points in WBS. If he ain’t doing it by that age I doubt he doing it at all. I mean they all don’t look great he just looks the least great imo
Penguins Preseason Game 1: Andonovski a Hit in Pens’ OT Win over CBJ
The Pittsburgh Penguins’ 3-2 overtime victory against Columbus Sunday at PPG Paints Arena was, in many ways, a typical preseason game. It included lots of players who won’t be in the NHL this season, if ever, and plenty of nondescript hockey, all of which made for a largely forgettable...
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Camp results. I remember them liking him.Why Andonovski over the other guys ? He’s 24 and didn’t even crack 20 points in WBS. If he ain’t doing it by that age I doubt he doing it at all. I mean they all don’t look great he just looks the least great imo
Can you remember the general address on which they were held? Might be possible to muddle your way through using wayback if you can.
Also out of the guys on WBS last year -
St Ivany played the most games, with Andovoski just behind. Glover, Svejkovsky, and Ansons were all in the 40s. Mightn't mean a ton, might be they were short, but if he's a genuinely trusted AHL RHD with height and length, it's a fairly short leap from there to NHL time. And he was, according to pick224, was playing about 18 minutes a night. Also was playing short handed enough to get an apple, which again, shortens the queue. He needs to score more but at the same time, his numbers aren't far off Lizotte and Fedun, who've both had time.
He does also probably need better than a 37 GF% share though.
Out of the forwards...
Svej, Andovoski, Glover, Ansons, all between 13 and 11 minutes a night (in that order).
I can see the case for Andovoski as he played the most games. He's got interesting traits. Dividing EV goals and assists by games, expressed as what they'd get on an 82 game pace (also lets add EV GF% because why not)...
Svej - 3.5 g, 14a, 34.15 GF%
Andovoski - 10.6 g, 14.5a, 38.89 GF%
Glover - 11.7 g, 8.4a, 49.39 GF%
Ansons - 0g, 7.5a, 22.73 GF%
Based on those stats, Ansons was even playing with utter crap or was utter crap. Svejkovsky, want to know the tale of those goals not going on.
Andovoski... probably had the best year. But he started hot and tailed off, where as Glover was the guy who picked up towards the end. Svejkovsky had problems with injuries. Ansons too was picking up pace towards the end before getting injured.
I think I might lean towards Glover out of the five. He's the biggest. He was meant to be a project. He impressed WBS staff throughout the season. And there's some intriguing stuff in his numbers with the goals and GF%.
Of course, I might lean to someone not in WBS....
St Ivany played the most games, with Andovoski just behind. Glover, Svejkovsky, and Ansons were all in the 40s. Mightn't mean a ton, might be they were short, but if he's a genuinely trusted AHL RHD with height and length, it's a fairly short leap from there to NHL time. And he was, according to pick224, was playing about 18 minutes a night. Also was playing short handed enough to get an apple, which again, shortens the queue. He needs to score more but at the same time, his numbers aren't far off Lizotte and Fedun, who've both had time.
He does also probably need better than a 37 GF% share though.
Out of the forwards...
Svej, Andovoski, Glover, Ansons, all between 13 and 11 minutes a night (in that order).
I can see the case for Andovoski as he played the most games. He's got interesting traits. Dividing EV goals and assists by games, expressed as what they'd get on an 82 game pace (also lets add EV GF% because why not)...
Svej - 3.5 g, 14a, 34.15 GF%
Andovoski - 10.6 g, 14.5a, 38.89 GF%
Glover - 11.7 g, 8.4a, 49.39 GF%
Ansons - 0g, 7.5a, 22.73 GF%
Based on those stats, Ansons was even playing with utter crap or was utter crap. Svejkovsky, want to know the tale of those goals not going on.
Andovoski... probably had the best year. But he started hot and tailed off, where as Glover was the guy who picked up towards the end. Svejkovsky had problems with injuries. Ansons too was picking up pace towards the end before getting injured.
I think I might lean towards Glover out of the five. He's the biggest. He was meant to be a project. He impressed WBS staff throughout the season. And there's some intriguing stuff in his numbers with the goals and GF%.
Of course, I might lean to someone not in WBS....
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Please consider changing your vote to one of Jarventie or Svejkovsky so we can avoid a runoff poll. Thanks!
Please consider changing your vote to one of Jarventie or Svejkovsky so we can avoid a runoff poll. Thanks!
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Went with Svejkovsky but slightly dithering. I think the charts Randy posted get to the heart of it - they're very similar guys, but Svejkovsky has had the development... which make him a safer prospect, but the idea he's going to boom feels very unlikely. Where as Jarventie is only mildly quite unlikely to do in comparison.
I think Jarventie is more naturally talented at the same age. But... yeah, Svejkovsky. Jarventie needs to prove some things first.
I think Jarventie is more naturally talented at the same age. But... yeah, Svejkovsky. Jarventie needs to prove some things first.
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Still trying to reconcile how "Lukas Svejkovsky" is American. Seems like a kid we plucked from a Czechia league.
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