Prospect Info: Winnipeg Jets Prospect Thread (Part XVI)

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(MOD: Previous prospects thread is here: http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=1864161)

Winnipeg Jets Player Stats Update
Last Updated 3/28/2015

[size=+1]Regular Season[/size]

NHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Adam Lowry|LW|73|10|11|21|44|Winnipeg Jets|3/29/1993|Canada|Round 3, #67 Overall
Ben Chiarot|D|36|2|6|8|22|Winnipeg Jets|5/9/1991|Canada|Round 4, #120 Overall

NHL Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Michael Hutchinson|G|35|20|15|2|2.43|.913|Winnipeg Jets|3/2/1990|Canada|Round 6, #154 Overall

CHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Nikolaj Ehlers|LW|51|37|64|101|67|Halifax Mooseheads, QMJHL|2/14/1996|Denmark|Round 1, #9 Overall
Nic Petan|C|54|15|74|89|41|Portland Winterhawks, WHL|3/22/1995|Canada|Round 2, #43 Overall
Chase De Leo|C|67|39|45|84|30|Portland Winterhawks, WHL|10/25/1995|USA|Round 4, #99 Overall
Jimmy Lodge|C|58|28|35|63|53|Mississauga Steelheads, OHL|3/5/1995|USA|Round 3, #84 Overall
Brendan Lemieux|LW|57|41|19|60|145|Barrie Colts, OHL|3/15/1996|USA|Round 2, #31 Overall
Axel Blomqvist|RW|61|25|34|59|26|Moose Jaw Warriors, WHL|1/30/1995|Sweden|Undrafted
Josh Morrissey|D|47|13|25|38|62|Kelowna Rockets, WHL|3/28/1995|Canada|Round 1, #13 Overall
Jan Kostalek|D|57|7|36|43|35|Rimouski Oceanic, QMJHL|2/17/1995|Czech Rep.|Round 4, #114 Overall
Nelson Nogier|D|60|3|16|19|84|Red Deer Rebels, WHL|5/27/1996|Canada|Round 4, #101 Overall

CHL Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Eric Comrie|G|34|17|17|1|2.85|.914|Tri-City Americans, WHL|7/6/1995|Canada|Round 2, #59 Overall

NCAA Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Andrew Copp|C|36|14|17|31|29|Michigan, Big 10|7/8/1994|USA|Round 4, #104 Overall
Matt Ustaski|LW|24|4|4|8|20|Wisconsin, Big 10|5/27/1994|USA|Round 7, #192 Overall
Tanner Lane|C|32|2|6|8|18|Nebraska-Omaha, NCAC|8/13/1992|USA|Round 6, #160 Overall
Brennan Serville|D|33|0|7|7|12|Michigan, Big 10|6/2/1993|Canada|Round 3, #78 Overall
Peter Stoykewych|D|34|3|8|11|42|Colorado, NCAC|7/14/1992|Canada|Round 7, #199 Overall
Aaron Harstad|D|30|5|4|9|32|Colorado, NCAC|4/27/1992|USA|Round 7, #187 Overall
CJ Franklin|LW|36|8|19|27|21|Minnesota State, WCHA|3/17/1994|USA|Round 5, #129 Overall
Tucker Poolman|D|38|8|8|16|12|North Dakota, NCAC|6/8/1993|USA|Round 5, #127 Overall
Jack Glover|D|22|0|3|3|6|Minnesota, Big 10|5/17/1996|USA|Round 3, #69 Overall

NCAA Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Jamie Phillips|G|41|28|11|6|1.74|.933|Michigan Tech, WCHA|3/24/1993|Canada|Round 7, #190 Overall

International Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Alexander Burmistrov|C|53|10|16|26|40|Ak Bars, KHL|10/21/1991|Russia|Round 1, #8 Overall
Ivan Telegin|C|31|3|1|4|29|CSKA Moscow, KHL|2/28/1992|Russia|Round 4, #101 Overall
Pavel Kraskovsky|C|29|6|16|22|34|Loko Yaroslavl, MHL|9/11/1996|Russia|Round 6, #164 Overall
Arturs Kulda|D|45|4|5|9|28|Salavat Yulaev Ufa, KHL|7/25/1988|Latvia|Round 7, #200 Overall
Marcus Karlström|D|26|0|2|2|4|Mora, Allsveskan|1/6/1995|Sweden|Round 7, #194 Overall

ECHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Ralfs Freibergs|D|47|3|11|14|12|Ontario Reign|5/17/1991|Latvia|Undrafted

ECHL Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Jussi Olkinoura|G|37|22|14|1|2.43|.915|Ontario Reign|11/4/1990|Finland|Undrafted

AHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Eric O'Dell|C|37|14|15|29|34|St. John's IceCaps|6/21/1990|Canada|Round 2, #39 Overall
JC Lipon|RW|68|4|19|23|139|St. John's IceCaps|7/10/1993|Canada|Round 3, #91 Overall
Austen Brassard|C|68|5|10|15|60|St. John's IceCaps|1/14/1993|Canada|Round 5, #149 Overall
Patrice Cormier|C|42|9|7|16|64|St. John's IceCaps|6/14/1990|Canada|Round 2, #54 Overall
Joel Armia|RW|47|10|19|29|47|St. John's IceCaps|5/31/1993|Finland|Round 1, #16 Overall
Ryan Olsen|C|59|4|5|9|47|St. John's IceCaps|3/25/1994|Canada|Round 6, #160 Overall
Scott Kosmachuk|RW|63|13|12|25|60|St. John's IceCaps|1/24/1994|Canada|Round 3, #70 Overall
John Albert|C|64|16|26|42|26|St. John's IceCaps|1/19/1989|USA|Round 6, #175 Overall
Brenden Kichton|D|58|8|16|24|26|St. John's IceCaps|6/18/1992|Canada|Round 7, #190 Overall
Ben Chiarot|D|24|4|5|9|21|St. John's IceCaps|5/9/1991|Canada|Round 4, #120 Overall
Will O'Neill|D|65|10|32|42|63|St. John's IceCaps|4/28/1988|USA|Round 7, #210 Overall
Julian Melchiori|D|68|1|5|6|54|St. John's IceCaps|12/6/1991|Canada|Round 3, #87 Overall
Ralfs Freibergs|D|5|0|2|2|2|St. John's IceCaps|5/17/1991|Latvia|Undrafted

AHL Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Connor Hellebuyck|G|56|28|25|6|2.56|.922|St. John's IceCaps|5/19/1993|USA|Round 5, #130 Overall

[post=89849119]Final stats for last season[/post]

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[YWGinYYZ]

A couple posts from the previous thread to start us off:

Not as exciting as the last videos, but a few good plays.

Darn that Crosby beating Nik by one game less...... Is this Crosby guy any good now?

 

[CorgisPer60]

Ok, this is why you don't drop graphs and numbers without context.

http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showpost.php?p=102765193&postcount=182

Edit: Also, it took me over 3 years here to figure out that you can click on the post number in the top-right corner to quick-link that post.

 

[allan5oh]

Ok, this is why you don't drop graphs and numbers without context.

http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showpost.php?p=102765193&postcount=182

Edit: Also, it took me over 3 years here to figure out that you can click on the post number in the top-right corner to quick-link that post.

It doesn't take genius level intellect to figure out how the graph works.

 

[CorgisPer60]

It doesn't take genius level intellect to figure out how the graph works.

No, but I've seen a few people questioning whether the numbers reflect total goals scored or just those for games that the player played.

 

[Whileee]

No, but I've seen a few people questioning whether the numbers reflect total goals scored or just those for games that the player played.

It would be meaningless to calculate point percentage including games not played by a player.

 

[Aavco Cup]

@pwilliamsNHL: The Jets will participate in a prospects tournament in Penticton on Sept. 11-14. Canucks, Flames and Oilers will also participate.

 

[ps241]

http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/juniors/draisaitl-among-players-to-watch-at-memorial-cup/

link to sportsnet article of 5 players to watch at the memorial cup:

3. Jan Kostalek, Rimouski Oceanic: The six-foot-one, 195 pound defenceman was force as the Oceanic topped the Remparts in the QMJHL final. The 20-year-old Czech had eight goals and 21 points in 20 post-season games. Drafted 114th overall by the Winnipeg Jets in 2013.

 

[garret9]

It would be meaningless to calculate point percentage including games not played by a player.

Ya... although to be fair, judging by the quality of posters on the main boards, it's not impossible for someone to:

a) Not realize this
b) Think you would not realize this

 

[garret9]

Tee hee:
http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showpost.php?p=102834327&postcount=399

 

[EpicGingy]

HFers sure get defensive when people call out their teams prospects for playing poorly.

I wish this place existed for Daigle.

 

[Holden Caulfield]

HFers sure get defensive when people call out their teams prospects for playing poorly.

I wish this place existed for Daigle.

Much like the hate I get for suggesting I think Petan projects more as a Descharnais than a Tyler Johnson (and that's in 2 years, not immediately). The vocal minority that loves the prospect will always get in arms about it. In fact I expect this post alone will ruffle quite a few feathers.

 

[EpicGingy]

Much like the hate I get for suggesting I think Petan projects more as a Descharnais than a Tyler Johnson (and that's in 2 years, not immediately). The vocal minority that loves the prospect will always get in arms about it. In fact I expect this post alone will ruffle quite a few feathers.

How dare you use my post as a platform for that sort of blasphemy!

 

[Hammer Slammer]

Much like the hate I get for suggesting I think Petan projects more as a Descharnais than a Tyler Johnson (and that's in 2 years, not immediately). The vocal minority that loves the prospect will always get in arms about it. In fact I expect this post alone will ruffle quite a few feathers.

I think he projects as more than a Desharnais, but I also get way too attached to our prospects and over-value every single one of them.

 

[Holden Caulfield]

I think he projects as more than a Desharnais, but I also get way too attached to our prospects and over-value every single one of them.

I do mean prime Descharnais when he was a valuable hard working two way center that could play all situations but excelled in PP puck movement and got 15-45-60 per year as a solid #2C. But still. I think people tend to overrate and underrate prospects too much based on stats and small sample sizes.

 

[Mortimer Snerd]

Much like the hate I get for suggesting I think Petan projects more as a Descharnais than a Tyler Johnson (and that's in 2 years, not immediately). The vocal minority that loves the prospect will always get in arms about it. In fact I expect this post alone will ruffle quite a few feathers.

If we get Desharnais production out of Nic that would not be a bad thing but unlike Petan (and Johnson) Desharnais has the problem of being too small for the NHL.

 

[Deif]

So I am thinking of purchasing hockeystreams next season instead of NHL Gamecenter. This almost seems too good to be true. Cheaper, higher quality + games from AHL/CHL?

Did anyone have it this past season and is willing to give it some credibility?

 

[Gm0ney]

HFers sure get defensive when people call out their teams prospects for playing poorly.

I wish this place existed for Daigle.

Seems fairly civil in that Ehlers/Virtanen thread. It's not like the reaction when you slight a Flyer prospect - and that pipeline is pretty dry.

Boy, Romang really comes out swinging in those main board posts...not the "Affable Swede" persona he displays here!

 

[EpicGingy]

Seems fairly civil in that Ehlers/Virtanen thread. It's not like the reaction when you slight a Flyer prospect - and that pipeline is pretty dry.

Boy, Romang really comes out swinging in those main board posts...not the "Affable Swede" persona he displays here!

While for the most part those threads have avoided personal attacks I still get a very defensive vibe. Virtanen had been on the receiving end of shots since Nylander and Ehlers began their seasons.

It's still some general commentary on HF. There's Morin as you said, but that doesn't hold a candle to the one and only Fucale.

 

[Romang67]

Seems fairly civil in that Ehlers/Virtanen thread. It's not like the reaction when you slight a Flyer prospect - and that pipeline is pretty dry.

Boy, Romang really comes out swinging in those main board posts...not the "Affable Swede" persona he displays here!

Why, surely I know not of what you speak.

In my defense, I generally don't say anything in those threads except when someone says something that I find ridiculous. Like someone saying that Ehlers will be exposed once he leaves the Q, like Drouin and Mantha were. Or someone saying that Morin is far and away the best D-man on the Rimouski team. Or someone saying that Hellebuyck isn't the best goalie in the world. I mean, at some point, I just have to stop the madness!

And then there is Fucale...

 

[Jetabre]

Fucale is the best goalie prospect AINEC.



Hard to say with a straight face.

 

[ps241]

I do mean prime Descharnais when he was a valuable hard working two way center that could play all situations but excelled in PP puck movement and got 15-45-60 per year as a solid #2C. But still. I think people tend to overrate and underrate prospects too much based on stats and small sample sizes.

I actually think DD is decent and I don't hate the comp at all. The problem he suffers from is he is their #1 centre and its tough to have a small #1 centre. If DD had been playing out of the #2 hole and producing he would have caught away less heat IMO. I think people are mostly complaining in Montreal about the lack of a prototypical #1 center and who is the person that is going to catch the most heat in that scenario......the placeholder and the GM.

 

[Sweech]

Petan reminds me a lot of our own Perreault.

Strong playmaker and slick skater, albeit not quite a burner. Shooting is also underrated, although plays a pass first game. Feisty as well and doesn't shy away from the net or the boards despite size disadvantage. Good 5 on 5, but can make magic on a PP.

 

[Holden Caulfield]

Petan reminds me a lot of our own Perreault.

Strong playmaker and slick skater, albeit not quite a burner. Shooting is also underrated, although plays a pass first game. Feisty as well and doesn't shy away from the net or the boards despite size disadvantage. Good 5 on 5, but can make magic on a PP.

One thing Perreault certainly has over Petan at this point is versatility. Perreault can play on any line at any position effectively. Petan has struggled on the wings, IMO, and it's yet to be seen how he'll adapt to lower line assignment.

 

[Sweech]

One thing Perreault certainly has over Petan at this point is versatility. Perreault can play on any line at any position effectively. Petan has struggled on the wings, IMO, and it's yet to be seen how he'll adapt to lower line assignment.

He looked fine on the wing (and on lower lines) at the WJC and while it's true he hasn't proven capable, he hasn't really had much chance to show it off. You'd be mad not to play him as your top C in the WHL with how he produces.