Some more names added today:
Team Tkachuk
Forwards: Devin Brosseau, Filip Helt, Adam Musil, Nolan Stevens, Robert Thomas, Alexei Toropchenko, Dwyer Tschantz, Blake Winiecki
Defense: Trenton Bourque, Grant Frederic, Luke McInnis, Niko Mikkola
Goalies: Evan Fitzpatrick
Team MacInnis
Forwards: Tanner Kaspick, Nikolaj Krag-Christensen, Klim Kostin, Jordan Kyrou, Kyle MacLean, Greg Meireles, Austin Poganski, Tage Thompson
Defense: Charles-Edourdo D'Astous, Mike Davies, David Noel, Jake Walman
Goalies: Luke Opilka
Keep an eye on Meireles, I'm sort of surprised he wasn't drafted on Saturday.
The Mike Davies you linked to is a forward. I think they are referring to the defenseman from your hometown University - who also happens to be a St. Louis native.
Perfect! Blues HF fans will love him!You are right, I updated it. He was under "Michael Davies" on EP, which is why that mix up happened.
The guy's a shrimp! 5'8", 160 someodd pounds.
Really interested to see how Thomas, Thompson, Kostin, and Kyrou do. Especially Kyrou for some reason. Also Walman and Mikkola on D.
For me, Kyrou is probably the most exciting offensive talent we have in the prospect pipeline. He's extremely dynamic out there, and is a heck of a playmaker. He's 100% offensive skill, which will be his downfall if he can't learn to be effective on the whole sheet of ice (and I think he is improving there). But it's not crazy to be excited about him. I think he gets kind of overlooked because it's hard to figure where he fits in to everything, but he's got a very high ceiling. Put him with a trigger man and watch the points roll in.
He's similar to Thomas simply in that they're both playmaking, right-handed centers. Thomas is effective all over the ice, but Kyrou is the more dynamic, creative offensive talent (which is saying something, because Thomas is no slouch). If they can feed off each other, it will be a good thing for us.
You are right, I updated it. He was under "Michael Davies" on EP, which is why that mix up happened.
The guy's a shrimp! 5'8", 160 someodd pounds.
I view Kyrou as more of a winger at the NHL level but I agree with the rest of your post. His skill and speed are absolutely tantalizing. Him and Thomas are my two favorite prospects in the Blues system currently.
For me, Kyrou is probably the most exciting offensive talent we have in the prospect pipeline. He's extremely dynamic out there, and is a heck of a playmaker. He's 100% offensive skill, which will be his downfall if he can't learn to be effective on the whole sheet of ice (and I think he is improving there). But it's not crazy to be excited about him. I think he gets kind of overlooked because it's hard to figure where he fits in to everything, but he's got a very high ceiling. Put him with a trigger man and watch the points roll in.
He's similar to Thomas simply in that they're both playmaking, right-handed centers. Thomas is effective all over the ice, but Kyrou is the more dynamic, creative offensive talent (which is saying something, because Thomas is no slouch). If they can feed off each other, it will be a good thing for us.
I haven't followed Kyrou much - I thought he was similar to a NKC player that is all hype (if not tongue-in-cheek). Just watching the above video shows ridiculous vision. That's what I'm most excited about on first watch.
I, too, see him more as a winger. But I'm actually interested in his development now. Hearing that he's one of two of Oberyn's top Blues prospects made me interested. I'm not sure if I see him being more interesting than Dunn, Walman, Thompson, or the rest of the usual crowd, but I'm definitely on watch.
I haven't followed Kyrou much - I thought he was similar to a NKC player that is all hype (if not tongue-in-cheek). Just watching the above video shows ridiculous vision. That's what I'm most excited about on first watch.
I, too, see him more as a winger. But I'm actually interested in his development now. Hearing that he's one of two of Oberyn's top Blues prospects made me interested. I'm not sure if I see him being more interesting than Dunn, Walman, Thompson, or the rest of the usual crowd, but I'm definitely on watch.