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He just naming random players that will never make the nhl.
I think I was just drunk and thinking about him possibly making the team when I came up with that profoundly insightful post lol
Have to say this about Frederic Brunet (the player not the poster. Sorry @The Fred Brunet Fan):
He really drives Rimouski's offence from the back end. It's always hard to say when a player had a fluky season and it's not the norm, but through 3 exhibition games I have to say the Bruins got this one right - even for the 132nd pick in the draft. He's a true PP quarterback.
Last night, a 3-2 victory and with a helper, he had as many shots or more than any two Rimouski players combined. And they weren't just at the goaltenders crest. Every one of them was with a purpose. Something the Bruins have lacked on the blueline.
This kid will finish over a point per game in the QMJHL this season. I would bet on it.
But one question remains that won't be answered for a couple of years: Will he make it to the NHL?
In the Q he was always a d-man. Two seasons ago he took some shifts in the Q on the wing, but I don't ever recall him playing an entire game on the wing. Last season I can recall one time where they used him as the net front guy on the PP.I’m going off EliteProspects position listing for this one since they have him as a D/C.
Do we know when he made the transition from forward to defense?
Definitely the kind of player teams should be picking in the 5-7 rds. I'd rather take a guy who can score, and hope that he learns defense. Very few guys who can defend can later on learn to score.Have to say this about Frederic Brunet (the player not the poster. Sorry @The Fred Brunet Fan):
He really drives Rimouski's offence from the back end. It's always hard to say when a player had a fluky season and it's not the norm, but through 3 exhibition games I have to say the Bruins got this one right - even for the 132nd pick in the draft. He's a true PP quarterback.
Last night, a 3-2 victory and with a helper, he had as many shots or more than any two Rimouski players combined. And they weren't just at the goaltenders crest. Every one of them was with a purpose. Something the Bruins have lacked on the blueline.
This kid will finish over a point per game in the QMJHL this season. I would bet on it.
But one question remains that won't be answered for a couple of years: Will he make it to the NHL?
I don't know if he played, I can't find the rosters for the game, just the scoring so far (5-5 in the 3rd) and he's not listed with any goals or assists, so I'm guessing that he's not playing.Dans Locmelis season begins today with Lulea. Not sure if he's playing or already headed to Boston for rookie camp, but he is listed on the roster.
You can watch it here, but it's not free: https://www.svenskhockey.tv/en/game/63143ee94e906a19cb6b42f0
Have to say this about Frederic Brunet (the player not the poster. Sorry @The Fred Brunet Fan):
He really drives Rimouski's offence from the back end. It's always hard to say when a player had a fluky season and it's not the norm, but through 3 exhibition games I have to say the Bruins got this one right - even for the 132nd pick in the draft. He's a true PP quarterback.
Last night, a 3-2 victory and with a helper, he had as many shots or more than any two Rimouski players combined. And they weren't just at the goaltenders crest. Every one of them was with a purpose. Something the Bruins have lacked on the blueline.
This kid will finish over a point per game in the QMJHL this season. I would bet on it.
But one question remains that won't be answered for a couple of years: Will he make it to the NHL?
Here is the boxscores for Lulea's games so far.Definitely the kind of player teams should be picking in the 5-7 rds. I'd rather take a guy who can score, and hope that he learns defense. Very few guys who can defend can later on learn to score.
I don't know if he played, I can't find the rosters for the game, just the scoring so far (5-5 in the 3rd) and he's not listed with any goals or assists, so I'm guessing that he's not playing.
That's the senior team. The game Dom was talking about was in the J20 junior league against Skelleftea. Dans wouldn't be playing for the big club at this point.Here is the boxscores for Lulea's games so far.
Luleå Hockey live score, schedule & results | Sofascore
Luleå Hockey live score, upcoming games and statistics for all ice hockey tournaments.www.sofascore.com
I posted it, because I did see his name on the roster, if you scroll down to Players, his name is there.That's the senior team. The game Dom was talking about was in the J20 junior league against Skelleftea. Dans wouldn't be playing for the big club at this point.
Looks like Locmelis did play today for the J20 team. No points in a 6-5 loss in the shootout. He did take the 1st penalty shot for Lulea but didn't score.
A friend of mine from Twitter (a local) immediately messaged me when the B's announced him, saying that he was the steal of the draft. So, now I am his #1 fan!Have to say this about Frederic Brunet (the player not the poster. Sorry @The Fred Brunet Fan):
He really drives Rimouski's offence from the back end. It's always hard to say when a player had a fluky season and it's not the norm, but through 3 exhibition games I have to say the Bruins got this one right - even for the 132nd pick in the draft. He's a true PP quarterback.
Last night, a 3-2 victory and with a helper, he had as many shots or more than any two Rimouski players combined. And they weren't just at the goaltenders crest. Every one of them was with a purpose. Something the Bruins have lacked on the blueline.
This kid will finish over a point per game in the QMJHL this season. I would bet on it.
But one question remains that won't be answered for a couple of years: Will he make it to the NHL?
That's for their Champions Hockey League roster. While he is on the roster, he is not playing for them. He is a reserve in case of injuries.I posted it, because I did see his name on the roster, if you scroll down to Players, his name is there.
Honestly he was fine. Still a work in progress but no glowing errors that would cause me concern. Looking back at notes I made last year, it looks like he has put in the necessary work.How was his effort in his own zone last night?
Thank you Dom for sharingThat's for their Champions Hockey League roster. While he is on the roster, he is not playing for them. He is a reserve in case of injuries.
Couldn't agree more Doc, especially when it comes to defencemen.Definitely the kind of player teams should be picking in the 5-7 rds. I'd rather take a guy who can score, and hope that he learns defense. Very few guys who can defend can later on learn to score.
Try the opposite. They’re strategy hasn’t paid off.Definitely the kind of player teams should be picking in the 5-7 rds. I'd rather take a guy who can score, and hope that he learns defense. Very few guys who can defend can later on learn to score.
I don't know if he played, I can't find the rosters for the game, just the scoring so far (5-5 in the 3rd) and he's not listed with any goals or assists, so I'm guessing that he's not playing.
There is a 2023 draft thread that is separate from Bruins prospects.too early to talk 2023 draft? Haha, my old season tix holder neighbor in Halifax tells me to keep a close eye on two kids, Ethan Gauthier RW with great hands and speed and C Matthieu Cataford....now, back to our prospects, thanks as always @DominicT for watching the 16 games daily for us