F Max Plante - USNTDP, USHL (2024 Draft)

[GermanSpitfire]

Max Plante at eliteprospects.com

Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Max Plante, 2006-02-20 Hermantown, MN, USA USA. Most recently in the USHL with USNTDP Juniors. Complete player biography and stats.

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Max is the brother of 2022 Draft prospect Zam Plante and is the son of Former NHLer Derek Plante.

Max is an extremly skilled forward that can skate with anyone, he is a very smart player that likes to show off his offensive creativity. He is a fun player to watch - Although he is only listed at 5'6" but he still has plenty of growing left to do (His brother is 5'9" and his father is 5'11")

NCAA Commitment: Minnesota-Duluth

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[Rabid Ranger]

Zam?

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Zam?

F Zam Plante - Chicago Steel, USHL (2022, 150th, PIT)

https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/637043/zam-plante Surprised there hasn't been a thread on him yet. Was going to make one on his '06 brother but couldn't find one on his older brother even though he has a good chance of hearing his name called this year. Zam is a guy that always has his...

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[Rabid Ranger]

F Zam Plante - Chicago Steel, USHL (2022, 150th, PIT)

https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/637043/zam-plante Surprised there hasn't been a thread on him yet. Was going to make one on his '06 brother but couldn't find one on his older brother even though he has a good chance of hearing his name called this year. Zam is a guy that always has his...

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Right. Just a crazy name.

 

[Lavar Ball]

Following in his father and brothers footsteps at Minnesota-Duluth

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

I think this guy is good, but it would help if he could grow a few inches. He skates well and has good offensive ability, but probably not for 5’8, so 5’10/5’11, he could very well be like a second or third round pick. 5’8, he’ll be a mid/late round pick.

 

[William H Bonney]

He grew. He's now 5'10 and 170. That's 2" and 24 pounds from the start of his U17 to U18 as seasons.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

That's huge for him. That'll help him get drafted a lot earlier. He's pretty good. It's the height that was holding him back.

He could be Perreault-lite in how his stock elevates this upcoming season.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Love his playmaking ability. Nearly as good as Hagens with how he passes the puck. He's second on the team in assists and has missed 10 games.

I think he doesn't skate too bad and now that he's 5'10 he has a better chance to reach his potential.

He's a perimeter one-way playmaking winger with average speed and he's only 5'10. I think there are limits to how high he should be picked, but I would endorse third round with no qualms.

Has 10+28=38 points in 31 games.