Confirmed with Link: Jan Mysak signs 3 years ELC (21-22 to 23-24)
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Adam Michaels
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I said it. This kid will walk out of here with an ELC. Although he's not walking out of here. Looks like he will stay here the rest of the season since the OHL will most likely not even bother playing this year.
Has taken advantage of being able to play in the AHL earlier than he normally would have that's for sure.
Good for him!
Good for him!
HuGo Burner Acc
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Unfortunately I haven't been able to see him play much besides a few games at WJC and a few other games of his but in your opinion, do you see his game translating to the NHL game better at centre or on the wing?
Well played Jan.....can’t wait to see you full time with the big club!!
Adam Michaels
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He's been real good at C in the AHL. He's good on the face-off dot, too. He was getting better, too. You saw how his game was more complete.
Unfortunately he got hurt and we don't know for how long. But Bouchard said that the Mysak at Game 13 was not the same as Mysak at Game 1. So in only about a dozen games, he progressed and adapted. So I have complete faith that this kid will have a career in the NHL.
It won't be a travesty if the kid ends up being a winger, though.
Pompeius Magnus
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Sweet! I'd be willing to bet they never expected to give him his ELC this soon but he's already really comfortable in the AHL . The trend of rewarding guys who put in the effort continues.
Supersonic
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One of my personal favourite Habs prospects
dudes got hands, plays a 200 ft game and from everything we hear is super humble and hardworking
dudes got hands, plays a 200 ft game and from everything we hear is super humble and hardworking
MarkovsKnee
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Like Fairbrother & Schueneman, well earned & well deserved. He's been good in the AHL as an 18-year-old center.
Congratulations Jan.
Congratulations Jan.
Techcoockie
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still too frail and need more maturity but he has all the tool for a strong top 6 player
montreal
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too early to say, we need to see how much he can add mass, strength to his frame over the next few years and go from there. Right now you just want him to develop as much as possible and worry about position later.
Le Tricolore
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Good to hear!
Would he be able to play in the AHL next year if there is an OHL season? If he is, do people think he'd be better off there, or back in junior?
Would he be able to play in the AHL next year if there is an OHL season? If he is, do people think he'd be better off there, or back in junior?
montreal
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no, he has to play in the OHL or NHL or back to the Euro leagues. He has done well enough in the AHL but he needs to work on getting stronger, really don't want to see him in Laval until the end of next season.
Probably going to be a bit of a shock having played with men and going back to boys basically. Also a shock to the wallet as I am sure he makes what now maybe $40,000 and he would have to go back to the tiny OHL stipend though less expenses with no room and board etc.
Excellent young prospect who some scouts had projected to be picked late in the first round.
Redux91
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Been a difficult year for Jan, with all the bubbles to deal with and moving between leagues and nations. Nice to see him rewarded.
Stive Morgan
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Andrei79
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Very happy for him, but it was well earned. It's a nice change of pace to see even our youngest prospects have success in the A. He definitely has the skill and smarts to make the NHL. It's just hard to project if he can be good enough to be a top 6 forward.
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