G Anthony Brodeur - Penticton Vees, BCHL (2013, 208th, NJD)

[UkraineTrain]

He is a goalie of shattuck st. mary's U-16. 2013 draft eligible. Is he Marty's son? How good is he?

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[leoleo3535]

He is a goalie of shattuck st. mary's U-16. 2013 draft eligible. Is he Marty's son? How good is he?

Yes......Marty's son and he is very good.

 

[Bjorn Le]

Yes......Marty's son and he is very good.

American?

 

[The Reaper]

American?

Canadian

 

[Bjorn Le]

Canadian

Good.

 

[R8Devs]

He has a twitter. http://twitter.com/#!/abrodeur30

Wouldn't it be cool if he becomes the Devils goalie in the future.

 

[Jaysfanatic*]

I bet the Devils do everything to draft Anthony.

 

[Evil Janney]

He has a twitter. http://twitter.com/#!/abrodeur30

Wouldn't it be cool if he becomes the Devils goalie in the future.

Haha, that would be something. If Marty plays about four or five more years we'll see the first ever father-son goalie tandem.

You know a lot of times we end up glorifying these young players to the point of immortality, but I love the typical teenage comments on his twitter. In about a year or two he's gonna have an influx of Hfboarders latch on as followers.

http://sports.s-sm.org/hockey/teams/2009-2010/boys/bantam-a/boys-bantam-a-stats

Stats from the league he played in.

 

[R8Devs]

Canadian

It says his hometown is Essex Fells, NJ. Wouldn't he be American then?

I guess it's his choice though.

 

[Xander Crews]

Haha, that would be something. If Marty plays about four or five more years we'll see the first ever father-son goalie tandem.

This would be pretty cool to see.

 

[Jaysfanatic*]

It says his hometown is Essex Fells, NJ. Wouldn't he be American then?

I guess it's his choice though.

He's born in Essex, but Marty made sure his kids all have dual citizenship.

In the end, it'll be Anthony's choice where he wants to play. He could do either one. It depends which country wants him more. Don't be surprised however if he plays for Team USA.

 

[Tavaresmagicalplay*]

whats the comment "dammmmmmmmmmmmmmmn canada :/" mean?

I bet the Devils do everything to draft Anthony.

Of course, after all Marty Brodeur is the next gm of the new jersey devils.

Seriously though wouldn't be surprised.

 

[Jaysfanatic*]

whats the comment "dammmmmmmmmmmmmmmn canada :/" mean?

My guess: daaaaaamn Canada kicked the USA's ass last night.

He's a child.

 

[scott4683]

whats the comment "dammmmmmmmmmmmmmmn canada :/" mean?


Of course, after all Marty Brodeur is the next gm of the new jersey devils.

Seriously though wouldn't be surprised.

If you look at the date it is new years eve so I say it means he was un happy that canada lost to the swedes lol

 

[cju1979]

I've never seen him play hockey but I love "No Reservations" on the Travel Channel.

 

[Roomtemperature]

Is he a butterfly goalie?

 

[Wilma]

Is he a butterfly goalie?

Nah, he's a product of the system.

 

[Jesus Christ Horburn]

He probably posts here.

 

[Rhodes 81]

He's born in Essex, but Marty made sure his kids all have dual citizenship.

the way dual citizenship works in the u.s. though, he'll have to choose one once he is 18, so i guess we'll find out then what he considers himself.

 

[JackHughes86]

thats pretty cool didnt know he had a son playing

 

[The New Originals]

Nah, he's a product of the system.

Well played.

 

[Jersey Fresh]

the way dual citizenship works in the u.s. though, he'll have to choose one once he is 18, so i guess we'll find out then what he considers himself.

that's not true.

 

[Rabid Ranger]

He's born in Essex, but Marty made sure his kids all have dual citizenship.

In the end, it'll be Anthony's choice where he wants to play. He could do either one. It depends which country wants him more. Don't be surprised however if he plays for Team USA.

How does that work exactly? Not being snarky, just curious.

 

[Bjorn Le]

How does that work exactly? Not being snarky, just curious.

Canadian parents. Automatically gets citizenship as a son of Canadians born on foreign soil. AFAIK.

 

[jkrdevil]

that's not true.

Yes, that is true for hockey purposes. Once you play an over 18 tournament for a country that is your country under IIHF rules. Know I don't know if he is good enough to eventually make a World Junior roster (for whatever country). That's not me knocking him, I'm just not sure how good he is.

He is a dual citizen though. I wouldn't be shocked if he does reach that level if he picks the US. I do know he played his minor hockey in NJ.