Skinnyjimmy08
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LD Mason Lohrei - Ohio State Univ., NCAA (2020, 58th, BOS)
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Mason is the first NHL player born in Louisiana.
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Looked fantastic against the Leafs. It's a crowded year, but I could definitely see him in the top 5 for the Calder if he can sustain the type of play he had in his first game.
Might not be fair, but I can't see him putting up the points it would take to be noticed in that conversation.
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Definitely a possibility, but if either McAvoy or Lindholm miss any time this year, I figure he'll get plenty of offensive opportunities.
Either way, he'll get way more national coverage if he's playing 20+ minutes a game on a big market team that will finish around the top of their division than someone like Faber or Cooley.
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BostonBob
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Lohrei scored his 1st career NHL goal tonight against Dallas.
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The don godfather
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3 games 1 goal 1 assist playing all situations. Unreal.
Mason is the first NHL player born in Louisiana.
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I doubt he played a game of competitive hockey in Louisiana. So being born in La means absolutely nothing. Similar to Leetch born in Texas.
Has there even been a single player developed thru 10th grade play NCAA D1 hockey
from there?
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It'd be interesting to see what happens when the Bruins get their injured players back.
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Unfortunately for contract reasons, I would assume Lohrei will be sent back to the AHL when that happens.
Would be cool to see Boston make a deal though to open up a roster spot for him. I always love seeing a young player force management to create a spot for them due to showing they belong in the league when they excel at their chance they are given
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He is one of seven rookie defensemen who are all tied with one goal each and he has only played 3 games. There is a strong possibility that he will be sent to the AHL when McAvoy, Grzelcyk, and Forbort make their return. Later in the year, the team might consider making a deal to open up some cap and he could return.
