Prospect Info: Phantoms (AHL), Reading Royals (ECHL), NCAA, Jrs., Int'l, etc. [Post draft 2020]

[DancingPanther]

Just when I thought Millman had recovered from a tough start to have a decent enough game, he had a brutal turnover on his off side. Backhanding a pass right in front that was intercepted by Byfield.

Mods pls delete this

 

[FLYguy3911]

YOU SHUT YOUR WHORE MOUTH ONE BAD PLAY DOES NOT A CAREER KILL

It does when this is your first time with the "Program of Excellence".

He was probably going to have to play flawless to have a chance.

 

[DancingPanther]

It does when this is your first time with the "Program of Excellence".

He was probably going to have to play flawless to have a chance.

Oh I'm absolutely not expecting him to make the team because team canada

He did follow up with a nice pinch on the next shift though. Explosive closing speed and strength on the boards

 

[DancingPanther]

From the ashes, Mason will arise again tomorrow in the next intrasquad game

Which I probably can't watch because I'm at the other hospital with other coworkers

Fs in the chat

 

[Magua]

So, who took a bigger shit in the bushes tonight: @DancingPanther or Millman?

 

[DancingPanther]

So, who took a bigger shit in the bushes tonight: @DancingPanther or Millman?

There are only 2 people who can answer that question

 

[TB87]

Millman didn’t play well eh? Never expected him to make the team anyways. TC tends to have their favorites set in stone real, real early.

 

[Prominence Problem]

I thought the First was very sloppy overall. One has to remember that basically everybody in that game hadn't played since March.

 

[Stizzle]

Foerster is out injured tonight because Flyers.

 

[Stizzle]

Millman was much better tonight. He settled in. I was impressed with how quick the puck leaves his stick after arriving. Nothing spectacular to report. He could play around the net a little more aggressive, but overall a decent little bounce back.

 

[TB87]

Millman was much better tonight. He settled in. I was impressed with how quick the puck leaves his stick after arriving. Nothing spectacular to report. He could play around the net a little more aggressive, but overall a decent little bounce back.

Tonight he was calm & in his element. His ability to complete and receive passes on his backhand has always stood out. Tonight was no exception. His pace of play was lightning quick too.

 

[DancingPanther]

Millman was much better tonight. He settled in. I was impressed with how quick the puck leaves his stick after arriving. Nothing spectacular to report. He could play around the net a little more aggressive, but overall a decent little bounce back.

<3 can't teach resiliency

I project him to the lockerest of locker room guys who wears the biggest of pants

Foerster is out injured tonight because Flyers.

Wow!! No kidding!!

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

Looks like the US Program might be just mixing their two teams at this point to get games in as they’re getting hit with postponements. It was technically the U17’s playing yesterday but there were U18’s in there too.

 

[Young Sandwich]

Looks like the US Program might be just mixing their two teams at this point to get games in as they’re getting hit with postponements. It was technically the U17’s playing yesterday but there were U18’s in there too.

There are some outrageous names on that list.

Rutger McGroarty
Cruz Lucius
Red Savage
Seamus Casey

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

There are some outrageous names on that list.

Rutger McGroarty
Cruz Lucius
Red Savage
Seamus Casey

Suburban white people.

I honestly don’t see the point in carrying a junior or number for your name unless your father, grandfather, etc. that you share a name with was known in that same industry. Like Cal Ripken Jr., Ken Griffey Jr., etc. make sense.

 

[Appleyard]

There are some outrageous names on that list.

Rutger McGroarty
Cruz Lucius
Red Savage
Seamus Casey

Tbf the last one is like 1/5 people in Southern Belfast ahaha.

But yeh. Some bizarre names.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

I knew a few Seamus’ but even living in a neighborhood that had a lot of Irish last names in it, it wasn’t a whole lot. Probably too bizarre for American standards. A lot Michael’s, Francis’, Timothy’s, Patrick’s, etc. essentially traditional names.

 

[Appleyard]

I knew a few Seamus’ but even living in a neighborhood that had a lot of Irish last names in it, it wasn’t a whole lot. Probably too bizarre for American standards. A lot Michael’s, Francis’, Timothy’s, Patrick’s, etc. essentially traditional names.

Names like Seamus and Siobahn are semi-common names in Northern England due to our Irish diaspora.

I did not know how to pronounce Siobahn and make the connection to "sha-von" until I was in my early teens. As someone descended from the Irish diaspora myself. Haha. But all my family went for very Latin Catholic names instead of Irish Irish.

The amount of people I called "cee-oh-barn" after seeing only their name numbers more than one as a ~10 year old.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

Names like Seamus and Siobahn are semi-common names in Northern England due to our Irish diaspora.

I did not know how to pronounce Siobahn and make the connection to "sha-von" until I was in my early teens. As someone descended from the Irish diaspora myself. Haha. But all my family went for very Latin Catholic names instead of Irish Irish.

The amount of people I called "cee-oh-barn" after seeing only their name numbers more than one as a ~10 year old.

My last name is actually from Northern Ireland (the Protestant way of spelling it they say) although somewhere along the line they converted to Catholicism. Me, my dad, my grandfather, & my great grandfather for example were Catholics (that’s as far as I know for sure). Although me & my dad are lapsed agnostic Catholics.

I’m essentially a mutt of Western European ethnicities. Irish (the most), Italian, German, British, & some type of Scandinavian (although that’s just purely from a DNA ancestry test that I can’t really trace from people in my family).

 

[landsbergfan]

Shots 47 psu 15 wisconsin
Score 2 psu 6 wisconsin

yikes

 

[deadhead]

Names like Seamus and Siobahn are semi-common names in Northern England due to our Irish diaspora.

I did not know how to pronounce Siobahn and make the connection to "sha-von" until I was in my early teens. As someone descended from the Irish diaspora myself. Haha. But all my family went for very Latin Catholic names instead of Irish Irish.

The amount of people I called "cee-oh-barn" after seeing only their name numbers more than one as a ~10 year old.

So you were named after a Pope instead of the Macedonian conqueror?

 

[Appleyard]

So you were named after a Pope instead of the Macedonian conqueror?

Funnily enough my Dad is called Philip. Though I have never asked so cant say for sure.

But I was going to be called Wolfgang Atticus but there was dissent from one parent ahaha.

 

[Chinatown88]

My last name is actually from Northern Ireland (the Protestant way of spelling it they say) although somewhere along the line they converted to Catholicism. Me, my dad, my grandfather, & my great grandfather for example were Catholics (that’s as far as I know for sure). Although me & my dad are lapsed agnostic Catholics.

I’m essentially a mutt of Western European ethnicities. Irish (the most), Italian, German, British, & some type of Scandinavian (although that’s just purely from a DNA ancestry test that I can’t really trace from people in my family).

Doom originates from Northern Ireland? TIL

 

[BernieParent]

Doom originates from Northern Ireland? TIL

Lol, I was going to make the same joke, though to point out that Doom as a last name would be appropriately Catholic.

 

[Stizzle]