Bluesnatic27
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- Aug 5, 2011
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1) Jordan Kyrou - 83.3% (Run-off Vote)
2) Scott Perunovich - 76.9%
3) Klim Kostin - 57.9%
4) Niko Mikkola - 42.9%
5) Jake Neighbours - 61.1%
6) Nikita Alexandrov - 48.6%
7) Joel Hofer - 69.4%
8) Tyler Tucker - 31.6%
9) Alexei Toropchenko - 27.6%
10) Dylan Peterson - 44.8%
11) Keean Washkurak - 29%
12) Austin Poganski - 36.7%
13) Hugh McGing - 25.0%
14) Colten Ellis - 52.6% (Run-off Vote)
15) Mathias Laferriere - 42.3%
Laferriere takes the number 15 spot. Laferriere has had a stellar QMJHL career thus far with his intelligence and above average puck distribution. I'd say he's made a similar impact that Blais had when he was in junior, but Laferriere has had a much rockier development. Complaints about his maturity have popped up throughout his time with Cape Breton. However, when he is on his game, he is a fine play driver. The big test for him will be translating his game to the professionals as soon as he's allowed. I'm looking forward to his future and I hope to have another Blais in the system.
2) Scott Perunovich - 76.9%
3) Klim Kostin - 57.9%
4) Niko Mikkola - 42.9%
5) Jake Neighbours - 61.1%
6) Nikita Alexandrov - 48.6%
7) Joel Hofer - 69.4%
8) Tyler Tucker - 31.6%
9) Alexei Toropchenko - 27.6%
10) Dylan Peterson - 44.8%
11) Keean Washkurak - 29%
12) Austin Poganski - 36.7%
13) Hugh McGing - 25.0%
14) Colten Ellis - 52.6% (Run-off Vote)
15) Mathias Laferriere - 42.3%
Laferriere takes the number 15 spot. Laferriere has had a stellar QMJHL career thus far with his intelligence and above average puck distribution. I'd say he's made a similar impact that Blais had when he was in junior, but Laferriere has had a much rockier development. Complaints about his maturity have popped up throughout his time with Cape Breton. However, when he is on his game, he is a fine play driver. The big test for him will be translating his game to the professionals as soon as he's allowed. I'm looking forward to his future and I hope to have another Blais in the system.
