HollyG said:
Not anymore. They lost their quarterfinal series, and thus his season is finished.Fedz said:How in the world is Robert Nilsson ahead of Chris Higgins on the list? BTW, you've got Leksand down as Nilssons team, when really hes playing for a team in Switzerland.
yeah and this sucks ..Leafaholix said:Looks like Steen's in the top 30... possible 25.
Ahead of Higgins.
I think it is.Kryoptix said:yeah and this sucks ..
Hainsey before perezhogin ...sure hainsey skills are great .. but he's really not enough mature to play in the NHL even if he's 23 !
give me a break !
and IMO higgins is as good as steen !
anyway this ranking is not real accurate IMO in terms of habs prospects !
actually i thought montreal had 3 prospects in this ranking !Leafaholix said:I think it is.
Perez ain't as good as some Hab fans make him out to be.
Modano = God said:No Eriksson, Miettinen, Daley or Jokinen is pretty sad, especially since I don't agree with alot of prospects being on it. Guess the Stars prospects will continue to be underrated anyway..
Leafaholix said:I think it is.
Perez ain't as good as some Hab fans make him out to be.
Leafaholix said:I think it is.
Perez ain't as good as some Hab fans make him out to be.
Slick Nick said:Well Perezhogin is 5th in points for AHL rookies, he's only 6 points back from Noah Clarke. He also has a 1 point per game avrage in his last 40 games (Since Jarvis gave him some ice time). There's also a guy named Travor Timmins, director of personnal, who said 2 weeks ago that Perezhogin became this year Bulldogs' best player.
The thing that bothers me, is how can HF rank Canadiens as the best team in terms of prospects, and the same time rank their prospects so deep in their chart?
Kryoptix said:anyway this ranking is not real accurate IMO in terms of habs prospects !
Kyle Wellwood has 46 points in 65 games... on one of the worst AHL teams. That doesn't mean he deserves to be on the list. Perezhogin has 43 in 69 games.Slick Nick said:Well Perezhogin is 5th in points for AHL rookies, he's only 6 points back from Noah Clarke. He also has a 1 point per game avrage in his last 40 games (Since Jarvis gave him some ice time). There's also a guy named Travor Timmins, director of personnal, who said 2 weeks ago that Perezhogin became this year Bulldogs' best player.
I think HF ranks the organizations in terms of depth.The thing that bothers me, is how can HF rank Canadiens as the best team in terms of prospects, and the same time rank their prospects so deep in their chart?
Frenzy1 said:I think it has to do w/ the number of high end pospects that a team has. No offense to anyone here, but there is little difference between #50 and #30 as far as tallent goes. So why people are getting upset w/ where a player is put is well beyond me. Besides, w/o a crystal ball noone knows who will end up where when there careers are over.
Thanks to the staff for taking the time to put this together, if for no other reason then to start discussions.
I'm surprised Ouellet's not in the top 30.BMWM3owner said:Suprised to see Aulin ranked ahead of Oullet
Leafaholix said:I'm surprised Ouellet's not in the top 30.
In that case, Penguins would be ranked first...Leafaholix said:Kyle Wellwood has 46 points in 65 games... on one of the worst AHL teams. That doesn't mean he deserves to be on the list. Perezhogin has 43 in 69 games.
I think HF ranks the organizations in terms of depth.