Prospect Info: HFAvs Prospect Ranking Poll 2022 #9
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McMetal
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Close call here, but it's Stienburg for me. I've liked him ever since I saw him at dev camp, I think he has an outside chance to be a homegrown bottom sixer, he popped some skill in college this year despite losing an entire season to a broken leg.
Runner up was Zhuravlyov, it will be interesting to see what kind of season he has in North America after playing pro in Russia for a few years.
Add Clurman I guess. Down to the dregs of the pool at this point, but Clurman at least has a chance to be a solid AHL asset for a while.
Runner up was Zhuravlyov, it will be interesting to see what kind of season he has in North America after playing pro in Russia for a few years.
Add Clurman I guess. Down to the dregs of the pool at this point, but Clurman at least has a chance to be a solid AHL asset for a while.
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tigervixxxen
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Play in the AHL and hope to get a look is pretty much it.
I'm going Beaucage here, he held his own in the AHL, miraculously didn’t get sent to Utah and was in the lineup in the playoffs over Bowers and Ranta who got healthy scratched. He was actually good defensively, led the team in +/- at one point (I know, I know but we don’t have real analytics). His skating has improved and he still has a great shot. Obviously hoping the offense begins to show back up but it was an encouraging start while the rest are basically hopes and prayers.
add Miner, I know he’s written off but he actually looked better than Annunen at points.
I'm going Beaucage here, he held his own in the AHL, miraculously didn’t get sent to Utah and was in the lineup in the playoffs over Bowers and Ranta who got healthy scratched. He was actually good defensively, led the team in +/- at one point (I know, I know but we don’t have real analytics). His skating has improved and he still has a great shot. Obviously hoping the offense begins to show back up but it was an encouraging start while the rest are basically hopes and prayers.
add Miner, I know he’s written off but he actually looked better than Annunen at points.
McMetal
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Like I said above, I'm hoping for a homegrown bottom sixer with a little bit of skill at the NHL level. He plays a pretty pro-style game, finishes his checks and does a lot of the little things that endear players to coaches. I think he has an outside shot to make it someday, but he's got some ways to go before that really comes to pass.
He missed an entire season the year before last after breaking his leg in preseason, so he slipped down our rankings, but he'll get a well-deserved bounceback after going PPG in college this season. We'll see how his senior season goes points wise, he does seem to have some skill there that I'm hoping will translate to the pros.
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I wouldn’t say Beaucage’s skating has improved much… there really isn’t anything about that looks remotely NHL level… he’s got a NHL shot and that’s really about it.
Stieny for me here.
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