St. Louis Blues have intriguing mix of prospects and projects in the system

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Photo: Although it is early in the season, St. Louis Blues prospect Austin Poganski risks taking a step back from his impressive freshman season at the University of North Dakota (courtesy of Michael Tureski/Icon Sportswire)


</p>The St. Louis Blues have plenty of young talents in their pipeline and several of their prospects opened the 2015-16 campaign at the pro level. In terms of positional depth, the Blues possess a deep group of goaltenders and continue to find ways to replenish their defensive prospects. While a few positions boast high-end talent, overall depth on the wings needs to be addressed – especially after several players already made the jump to the NHL over the last few seasons.… read more

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[Renard]

Another article by Suraj Sukumar. he who previously called Ty Rattie the best skater among the Blues prospects. This had a negative impact on Suraj's credibility.

Still, the article is worth a read. He mentions a couple of guys I had forgotten about.

 

[2 Minute Minor]

Another article by Suraj Sukumar. he who previously called Ty Rattie the best skater among the Blues prospects. This had a negative impact on Suraj's credibility.

Still, the article is worth a read. He mentions a couple of guys I had forgotten about.

Wasn't Binnington also rated above Allen last year?
And Barbashev above Fabbri?

I'm curious what he had to say about Parayko before this season.

Its nice to see an independent opinion about the Blues' prospects, but this one seems to be....random.

 

[Alklha]

Last season he had Parayko as the 2015/16 breakout player.

 

[Robb_K]

Another article by Suraj Sukumar. he who previously called Ty Rattie the best skater among the Blues prospects. This had a negative impact on Suraj's credibility.

Still, the article is worth a read. He mentions a couple of guys I had forgotten about.

I wouldn't pay much attention to a commentator who talks about players he clearly hasn't seen play.

 

[Suraj Sukumar]

How'd that Binnington-Allen battle work out for y'all?

 

[Linkens Mastery]

How'd that Binnington-Allen battle work out for y'all?

Could be worse

 

[Snubbed4Vezina]

How'd that Binnington-Allen battle work out for y'all?

One of them hoisted a Stanley Cup. Can't ask for much more, really. There's a lot of teams still searching for a goaltender who can deliver them to the promised land.

 

[Suraj Sukumar]

Could be worse

haha - had to load a reply to see the pictures.

But that was my point. I had not seen any of these posts for a decade, but looking back, it's just fun to read.

Binnington saved the day and Allen went bye-bye. All in all, I think the ranking of Binnington based on his development at the time vs Allen was spot on, and definitely not 'dumb luck' lol.

Rattie along with all those spent draft picks are all European level, so we can put that to rest too

 

[Linkens Mastery]

haha - had to load a reply to see the pictures.

But that was my point. I had not seen any of these posts for a decade, but looking back, it's just fun to read.

Binnington saved the day and Allen went bye-bye. All in all, I think the ranking of Binnington based on his development at the time vs Allen was spot on, and definitely not 'dumb luck' lol.

Rattie along with all those spent draft picks are all European level, so we can put that to rest too

Yeah, since the last update (I think? ) pictures have be wonky.

 

[TK 421]

Outbreak of necromancy, Ranksu not involved. Great, now there's two of them.