Prospect Info: Bakersfield Condors '19-20 Season

[BarDownBobo]

Starrett's injuries definitely set him back. Unless his confidence is shot or his injuries will continue to hamper him, I don't see how he's not better than Wells next season.

I feel like you’re underrating Wells a fair bit, but then again with how the org handled him this year maybe I’m the one who’s missing a massive home in his game. I think it’s a bit of a moot point anyways because barring injuries I’m guessing we’ll see Skinner get into around 50 games next year. The org will have a big decision to make with him and expansion, so they’ll want the biggest sample size they can get. The other 18 games to me could be covered by Wells/Rodrigue, and if there’s a big issue with these guys faltering a goalie could be picked up in season.

 

[Senor Catface]

I feel like you’re underrating Wells a fair bit, but then again with how the org handled him this year maybe I’m the one who’s missing a massive home in his game. I think it’s a bit of a moot point anyways because barring injuries I’m guessing we’ll see Skinner get into around 50 games next year. The org will have a big decision to make with him and expansion, so they’ll want the biggest sample size they can get. The other 18 games to me could be covered by Wells/Rodrigue, and if there’s a big issue with these guys faltering a goalie could be picked up in season.

Wells is as close to being done as you can be as a goalie prospect.

I'm not sure you see a lot of goalies that put up a GAA of 4.98 in AA hockey in their second pro season and end up making it.

 

[McDNicks17]

The Yanni Kaldis signing seems pretty good.

Right-handed defenseman who was the captain at Cornell and finished third on the team in scoring.

 

[Ctrain2k]

The Yanni Kaldis signing seems pretty good.

Right-handed defenseman who was the captain at Cornell and finished third on the team in scoring.

He’ll be 25 by the time he ever plays a game, probably will never be anything. But can never complain about young, cheap and free depth, still a good signing.

 

[fireantz]

He’ll be 25 by the time he ever plays a game, probably will never be anything. But can never complain about young, cheap and free depth, still a good signing.

He may play the right side but his Cornell pics show he’s a lefty!

 

[Tobias Kahun]

The Yanni Kaldis signing seems pretty good.

Right-handed defenseman who was the captain at Cornell and finished third on the team in scoring.

Hes also 25 already. I wouldnt put much stock into him, we'll be lucky if hes a good depth AHL signing.

 

[McDNicks17]

Hes also 25 already. I wouldnt put much stock into him, we'll be lucky if hes a good depth AHL signing.

Well, yeah. I meant it was a pretty good signing for Bako.

They needed some righties.

 

[Tobias Kahun]

Well, yeah. I meant it was a pretty good signing for Bako.

They needed some righties.

I like how Holland is giving out more AHL contracts to these tweeners like Malone rather than NHL contracts.

Definitely an improvement.

 

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[Bryanbryoil]

Wow, its not often that you see someone that young as an athlete that gets married so quickly. Best of wishes to him and his bride.

 

[Panda Bear]

Russian Orthodox, what what.

 

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[joestevens29]

AHL establishes Return to Play task force - TSN.ca

The league says the task force "will provide strategic leadership to the league in developing or identifying opportunities for a return-to-play process that can gain widespread support in both the AHL and the National Hockey League.
The group will be chaired by outgoing AHL president and COO Dave Andrews.
Also on the league's Return to Play group is Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Kyle Dubas, Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman and Edmonton Oilers president and GM Ken Holland.

 

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[Senor Catface]

Edmonton Oilers ace attacking prospect vows to overcome injury to carve out long NHL career | Edmonton Journal

I think this was one of the first articles I've seen talking about how it was the concussion that affected Marody's season, opposed to just implying it.

 

[CycloneSweep]

Edmonton Oilers ace attacking prospect vows to overcome injury to carve out long NHL career | Edmonton Journal

I think this was one of the first articles I've seen talking about how it was the concussion that affected Marody's season, opposed to just implying it.

Glad someone in the media straight up said it. With the way he played this year I think he went from having a decent change at an NHL to very little. He needs a huge bounce back