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Wonder if Dubas or someone talked to SDA about staying in PB, and that's its probably the best for him especially playing with Robertson.
I didn't realize how good of a start Kara is having. Maybe I should add him to this list.Kizimov is off to a terrible start and it will likely cost him a spot on the World Junior team this year. 0 points in 11 VHL games is pretty bad for a guy that should have been pushing for a KHL job at some point this year.
on the other hand, Vladislav Kara is off to a good start with 11 points in 11 games for his VHL team, leading the team by 3 points and he'll likely see some KHL action again this year.
I didn't realize how good of a start Kara is having. Maybe I should add him to this list.
Rosen was #1 and Sandin was #2 for most of the year on the PP units.He is getting ice time in all situations. I think people were disappointed in his point production last year without realizing that he probably did not receive #1 pp time, which is where d-men get a huge chunk of their points.
Random question: did we ever confirm the condition on the 7th round pick we randomly got for Nolan Vesey? The usual places still list it as "unknown conditions". The Oilers did sign him, which is often the only condition on such deals... (looks like he didn't do much at either the AHL or ECHL level in his rookie pro year)
Random musing: anytime a prospect is described as having "average skating", I interpret that as he's a bad skater.
He is getting ice time in all situations. I think people were disappointed in his point production last year without realizing that he probably did not receive #1 pp time, which is where d-men get a huge chunk of their points.
Sandin was on the 1st PP, and Keefe kept that unit on for pretty much 1:30. Lilly's PP time was very little.Rosen was #1 and Sandin was #2 for most of the year on the PP units.
Lijegren played very little on the PP until Rosen got hurt.
Random question: did we ever confirm the condition on the 7th round pick we randomly got for Nolan Vesey? The usual places still list it as "unknown conditions". The Oilers did sign him, which is often the only condition on such deals... (looks like he didn't do much at either the AHL or ECHL level in his rookie pro year)
Random musing: anytime a prospect is described as having "average skating", I interpret that as he's a bad skater.
Random question: did we ever confirm the condition on the 7th round pick we randomly got for Nolan Vesey? The usual places still list it as "unknown conditions". The Oilers did sign him, which is often the only condition on such deals... (looks like he didn't do much at either the AHL or ECHL level in his rookie pro year)
Random musing: anytime a prospect is described as having "average skating", I interpret that as he's a bad skater.
Another one is....he skates well for his size.
Conditions are still unclear but I'm pretty certain the condition was if they signed him, and they did.
Capfriendly has it converted to us with him signing. No idea what else the condition would be. It's not like the guy was expected to be in the NHL, and if he was, we should be getting a lot more than a conditional 7th.
According to the AHL.com transactions the Marlies have recalled forward Ryan Moore from the Growlers.
Three points for Jeremy Bracco, stellar play of Kasimir Kaskisuo lead Toronto Marlies to opening night victory over Belleville | Maple Leafs Hotstove
Step and repeat for Jeremy Bracco, who led the way with three points; two were power-play assists while the third was accrued on the delayed penalty goal as he dominated when Toronto held the extra man.
“He just picked up where he left off,” said Keefe. “When the door opens, Braccs is going to take advantage and make some plays.”
– Kasimir Kaskisuo is under pressure for a variety of reasons this season. Entering the final year of his second contract in Toronto and with a couple of prospects hot on his heels, the Finnish goaltender has to produce the sort of performances we saw from him during the Marlies’ unlikely playoff success last spring. This was a promising start — he stopped 30 of 31 shots with at least five saves on grade-A scoring chances for the Senators.
– Egor Korshkov made the kind of impact I expected after a very strong showing in camp. On top of the goal and assist, he was engaged physically throughout and proved a handful for Belleville on the forecheck and at the net-front on the power play.
“This is a bit of a different team in that we are going to have to rely on our structure to really wear on teams and use our size,” said Keefe. “The skill — it’s going to take some time for that to come out, but we have to really wear on teams physically. We need to do that with good structure.”
– Kenny Agostino was sat for precautionary reasons following a hit to the head. Sheldon Keefe noted he felt better after the game, but the organization will obviously take its time to evaluate with a potential head injury.
-Playing alongside Pierre Engvall and Pontus Aberg, I thought that lined showed a great deal of promise before being prematurely split apart.
– Timothy Liljegren was a workhorse on the blue line and the power-play goal was just rewards for his performance at evens.
“I think he was frankly excited to get down here and get playing and get going,” said Keefe.
– There were too many debutants to go through them all, but Kivihalme was solid if unspectacular, although he was burnt a little on the lone goal. Jordan Schmaltz opened his account and was steady while Ben Harpur failed to impress me with some of his decision making throughout the game in the defensive zone.
– It’s a big year for Adam Brooks who posted two assists and should have added a goal to his account, but the top line with Darren Archibald and Jeremy Bracco either side of him was a constant threat.
Updated October 6th
Nicholas Robertson OHL PTB
Games: 6 Goals: 8 Assists: 5 Points: 13 SOG: 32 Rating: +5 ESP: 10 PPP: 3 CF%: NA TOI: NA POW: 1 POM:
SDA OHL PTB
Games: 6 Goals: 2 Assists: 12 Points: 14 SOG: 10 Rating: +4 ESP: 10 PPP: 4 CF%: NA TOI: NA POW: POM:
Kalle Loponen OHL SDB
Games: 7 Goals: Assists: 2 Points: 2 SOG: 5
Rating: +6 ESP: PPP: 2 CF%: NA TOI: NA POW: POM:
Riley Stotts WHL CGY
Games: 5 Goals: 3 Assists: 2 Points: 5 SOG: 23 Rating: +3 ESP: 2 PPP: 2 CF%: NA TOI: NA POW: 1 POM:
Mikhail Abramov QMJHL VIC
Games: 8 Goals: 4 Assists: 4 Points: 8 SOG: 31 Rating: -5 ESP: 3 PPP: 5 CF%: NA TOI: NA POW: POM:
Filip Kral WHL SPO
Games: 6 Goals: 1 Assists: 3 Points: 4 SOG: 20 Rating: +3 ESP: 1 PPP: 3 CF%: NA TOI: NA POW: POM:
Zachary Bouthillier QMJHL SNB
Games: 5 GAA: 3.82 SV%: .908 SO: POW: POM:
Mike Koster USHL TRI
Games: Goals: Assists: Points: SOG:
Rating: ESP: PPP: CF%: TOI: POW: POM:
Nicholas Abruzzese NCAA UofH
Games: Goals: Assists: Points: SOG:
Rating: ESP: PPP: CF%: TOI: POW: POM:
Ryan O'Connell NCAA UofO
Games: Goals: Assists: Points: SOG:
Rating: ESP: PPP: CF%: TOI: POW: POM:
Pontus Holmberg SHL Vaxjo
Games: 8 Goals: 1 Assists: 1 Points: 3 SOG: 7 Rating: +2 ESP: 3 PPP: CF%: 54.55 TOI: 11:49 POW: POM:
Semyon Kizimov VHL Lada
Games: 11 Goals: Assists: Points: SOG: 19
Rating: even ESP: PPP: CF%: NA TOI: 11:21 POW: POM:
Mikko Kokkonen Liga Jukurit
Games: 1 Goals: Assists: Points: SOG: 2
Rating: 1 ESP: PPP: CF%: 77.8 TOI: 13.04 POW: POM:
Nuorten SM Liga Jukurit U20
Games: 6 Goals: 2 Assists: Points: 1 SOG: Rating: -2 ESP: PPP: CF%: NA TOI: NA
Eemeli Rasanen KHL Jokerit
Games: 8 Goals: Assists: Points: SOG: 3
Rating: -2 ESP: PPP: CF%: NA TOI: 9:17 POW: POM:
Mestis K-Vantaa
Games: 2 Goals: 1 Assists: 1 Points: 2 SOG: 8
Rating: 4 ESP: 1 PPP: CF%: 52.8 TOI: 21:36 POW: POM:
he sucks haI didn't realize how good of a start Kara is having. Maybe I should add him to this list.