Prospect Info: Phantoms (AHL), Reading Royals (ECHL), NCAA, Jrs., Int'l, etc.

[flyersfan187]

I am still rooting for Voro and he could potentially be the first call up once there is an injury. I expect Laughton to start out as the 4th center but he could be the one to move up the lineup for injuries and that could leave the 4th center spot open for either Voro or Ruby. The battles at forward seem to be between Voro/Ruby and between Frost/Farabee for roster spots next season on the Flyers. Granted Frost/Farabee would be to start the season on the Flyers and Voro/Ruby could be the first call up.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

Brink, Farabee, & York all on the same team at the WJSS.

All the names are in alphabetical order by position groups on those charts. So there’s no meaning to them in terms of a lineup.

 

[FLYguy3911]

Blue > White.

 

[Curufinwe]

Welinski was drafted by Anaheim in 2011, played another year in the USHL, then played four seasons in college and signed his two-year ELC as a 23 year old only four months before his rights expired.

Andy Welinski Signs with Anaheim
Andy Welinski - CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps

 

[landsbergfan]

Welinski was drafted by Anaheim in 2011, played another year in the USHL, then played four seasons in college and signed his two-year ELC as a 23 year old only four months before his rights expired.

Andy Welinski Signs with Anaheim
Andy Welinski - CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps

http://nhl.bamcontent.com/images/assets/binary/290863788/binary-file/file.pdf

He went to development camp though, so Laczynski is still a goner

 

[Curufinwe]

I already checked out on Tanner, but I was thinking of Wade and Wyatt K.

 

[Here4ThaLids]

Brink, Farabee, & York all on the same team at the WJSS.

All the names are in alphabetical order by position groups on those charts. So there’s no meaning to them in terms of a lineup.

And apparently Tu- comes before To- now.

 

[Flyerfan13]

Brink, Farabee, & York all on the same team at the WJSS.

All the names are in alphabetical order by position groups on those charts. So there’s no meaning to them in terms of a lineup.

Wanted alec regula in the draft last year

 

[Magua]

Wanted alec regula in the draft last year

Regula may have been 6'4 and right handed and one of the youngest in his class and capable with the puck as a projectable defensive D......but we needed a shutdown defender with size at #50. We got a fine one.

 

[Chinatown88]

Regula may have been 6'4 and right handed and one of the youngest in his class and capable with the puck as a projectable defensive D......but we needed a shutdown defender with size at #50. We got a fine one.

Why does your sarcasm hurt me so much?

 

[Magua]

Why does your sarcasm hurt me so much?

Because you're sarcasm roadkill.

 

[deadhead]

Well, Regula lasted until #67, so it's not like he was some overlooked prospect, seems no one though him worthy of a 2nd rd pick.

 

[Tripod]

And Myers was not worth a 7th round pick...

 

[Striiker]

Why does your sarcasm hurt me so much?

What’s especially funny is the blatant parody posts aren’t even as crazed as the legit posts from the people who loved and defended the Ginning pick.

His sarcasm can’t match the real insanity. It’s impossible.

 

[deadhead]

Not sure anyone "loved" the Ginning pick, that's more hyperbole.
But I'm willing to give him a couple years, the fact that he was starting in the SHL at 18 is a good sign.
I just don't see much point in a rush to judgement for a 19 year old.
For one thing, as I've shown, if he ends up a 3rd pair D-man for a half dozen years, it's fine value for #50.

You rarely hit HRs like Lindblom outside the 1st rd, sometimes you're happy with a few singles and solid organizational depth.

 

[Magua]

Well, Regula lasted until #67, so it's not like he was some overlooked prospect, seems no one though him worthy of a 2nd rd pick.

Well, I had him ranked in the low-mid 40s (not that it equates to 2nd rounder necessarily). And said I'd rather have taken him -- or even traded down -- the day of the draft.

 

[Flyerfan13]

Matt strome article

https://www.nbcsports.com/philadelp...lley-phantoms-and-work-his-skating-all-flyers

 

[Rebels57]

Matt strome article

https://www.nbcsports.com/philadelp...lley-phantoms-and-work-his-skating-all-flyers

Hes one of our more intriguing prospects to me. Hope the Water Bears skating takes a few big leaps the next 2 seasons. If so, he could absolutely find himself as a 20-20 bottom 6 guy whether it be here or elsewhere.

 

[deadhead]

Strome has a poster of Pat Maroon on his wall as inspiration.

 

[Pantokrator]

What’s especially funny is the blatant parody posts aren’t even as crazed as the legit posts from the people who loved and defended the Ginning pick.

His sarcasm can’t match the real insanity. It’s impossible.

I should have known he wouldn't be a good player because I liked the pick...

 

[Foggy14]

Matt strome article

https://www.nbcsports.com/philadelp...lley-phantoms-and-work-his-skating-all-flyers

Glad to hear he's working with Underhill.

Matty has some good skills in his toolkit. If he can get his skating somewhere close to acceptable he could be a player.

Really pulling for this kid.

 

[Striiker]

I should have known he wouldn't be a good player because I liked the pick...

Start liking Hughes please.

 

[Pantokrator]

Start liking Hughes please.

Well, good news is I didn't like the Cam York pick, so that means he ought to do well.

 

[Adtar02]

I wonder if they think York was a big catalyst in the national teams offense. And a reason why so many forwards did well.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

I wonder if they think York was a big catalyst in the national teams offense. And a reason why so many forwards did well.

That team was so loaded it took everybody’s numbers to different levels. York did his part but I would still say those forwards like Hughes, Turcotte, & Zegras were more so the drink stirrers there.