Bluesnatic27
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Top 20 Blues Prospect List:
1) Jordan Kyrou - 91.9%
2) Dominik Bokk - 84.2%
3) Klim Kostin - 43.4%
4) Ville Husso - 41.3%
5) Mitch Reinke - 36.5%
6) Niko Mikkola - 46.1%*
7) Scott Perunovich - 42.1%*
8) Nikita Alexandrov - 48.7%
9) Alexei Toropchenko - 45%
10) Evan Fitzpatrick - 21.6%
11) Erik Foley - 53.7% (tiebreaker)
12) Colten Ellis - 35.9%
13) Mathias Laferriere - 44.4%
14) Tyler Tucker - 32.5%
15) Austin Poganski - 29.8%
16) Keean Washkurak - 48.5%
17) Jake Walman - 36.4%
Jake Walman takes the #17 spot. His story has been one of rise and fall, but he still has some damn exciting weapons with his arsenal. If his defensive positioning and ability ever become passable, he could become a left-handed Shattenkirk at the NHL level with a superb skating ability to boot. But at this late stage, it will be an uphill battle for him to enter the big show.
Onto #18, meaning there will be only three more polls to go. Players like Stevens, McGing, Hofer, and Kaspick are still available, along with the newly acquired players in Joshua and Polei. Not the most esciting when reaching the bottom of the list, but there's always a chance one of these guys gives us a surprise. I mean, stranger things have happened (*cough* *cough* like being a last place team with a bottom-6 point percentage and then proceeding to win the cup *cough*).
1) Jordan Kyrou - 91.9%
2) Dominik Bokk - 84.2%
3) Klim Kostin - 43.4%
4) Ville Husso - 41.3%
5) Mitch Reinke - 36.5%
6) Niko Mikkola - 46.1%*
7) Scott Perunovich - 42.1%*
8) Nikita Alexandrov - 48.7%
9) Alexei Toropchenko - 45%
10) Evan Fitzpatrick - 21.6%
11) Erik Foley - 53.7% (tiebreaker)
12) Colten Ellis - 35.9%
13) Mathias Laferriere - 44.4%
14) Tyler Tucker - 32.5%
15) Austin Poganski - 29.8%
16) Keean Washkurak - 48.5%
17) Jake Walman - 36.4%
Jake Walman takes the #17 spot. His story has been one of rise and fall, but he still has some damn exciting weapons with his arsenal. If his defensive positioning and ability ever become passable, he could become a left-handed Shattenkirk at the NHL level with a superb skating ability to boot. But at this late stage, it will be an uphill battle for him to enter the big show.
Onto #18, meaning there will be only three more polls to go. Players like Stevens, McGing, Hofer, and Kaspick are still available, along with the newly acquired players in Joshua and Polei. Not the most esciting when reaching the bottom of the list, but there's always a chance one of these guys gives us a surprise. I mean, stranger things have happened (*cough* *cough* like being a last place team with a bottom-6 point percentage and then proceeding to win the cup *cough*).
