enforcer/agrivators prospects that have skill?

BuddehJuS

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Cormier is pure enforcer, he has very little or if any upside at the NHL level.
 

FTowwn

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Dan Carcillio
Steve Downie
Josh Beauliu
Milan Lucic
Danny Bois
Nick Foligno
 
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CharlieGirl

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I absolutely loved his game last year with Albany. Can skate, not a terrible stick handler, and good at stashing pucks in around the net. A very hard hitter and good fighter too. Always yapping and gets under the opponents skin.

Sounds like his game hasn't changed from junior -- if a player was talking to the ref/opposing players/fans/anyone, you didn't have to check the number on the back of the jersey to know who it was. He also took a ton of abuse in front of the net, and didn't let it phase him a bit.
 

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Dan Carcillio
Steve Downie
Josh Beauliu
Milan Lucic

Bealieu has mellowed since he was drafted. As a 17 year old he took on everyone, but in the last couple years he's been a passive physical player. In interviews he says he's trying to concentrate on his goal scoring and he's going to let other guys on the team handle 'that stuff'. Unfortunately he hasn't done much scoring and while he fights every once in a while, he no longer plays on the edge.
 

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Bealieu has mellowed since he was drafted. As a 17 year old he took on everyone, but in the last couple years he's been a passive physical player. In interviews he says he's trying to concentrate on his goal scoring and he's going to let other guys on the team handle 'that stuff'. Unfortunately he hasn't done much scoring and while he fights every once in a while, he no longer plays on the edge.
His NHL career is over before it even started, if that's the case.
 

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I think Downie is the one that has the most potential.

New names to the thread, Alexei Emelin (if he ever decides to come over from Russia) has quite the nasty streak while being a possibly good stay-at-home defenseman.

The Gatineau Olympiques' Keven Petit fits the bill, but he's unlikely to make it to the NHL.
 

teddygmr

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my vote would go to Milan Lucic.....Ryan Stone will be an NHLer and can play tough and with skill; far better and bigger than former teammate Carcillo, who takes a lot of stupid penalties which hurt his team.
 

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I don't know what Maxim Lapierre is doing in this thread... He an agitator, but no enforcer, and he's more of a two-way/checking forward who happens to be an agitator than an agitator who happens to be a two-way forward.

Think Bobby Holik with downgraded offensive flair...
 

BelovedIsles

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Sean Bergenheim.

Yeah, his fighting prowess doesn't jump out at ya. But he's a speedy, annoying, agitator type who will drop the gloves if need be. Just a real pain in the ass, in your face mucker who will score his goals driving the net.
 

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