Prospect Info: Top 25 Flyers Prospects, #21

[BillyShoe1721]

1. C Scott Laughton(77.36%)
2. D Samuel Morin(59.70%)
3. D Robert Hagg(69.74%)
4. D Shayne Gostisbehere(66.30%)
5. G Anthony Stolarz(48.15%)
6. C Nick Cousins(77.22%)
7. RW Petr Straka(39.17%)
8. LW Tye McGinn(63.33%)
9. C/RW Jason Akeson(28.28%)
10. D Mark Alt(36.36%)
11. LW Marcel Noebels(45.31%)
12. D Oliver Lauridsen(40.38%)
13. LW Taylor Leier(36.84%)
14. D Brandon Manning(31.48%)
15. D Marc-Andre Bourdon(42.55%)
16. LW Kyle Flanagan(35.85%)
17. D Valeri Vasiliev(46.67%)
18. D Frederic Larsson(30.43%)
19. D Reece Willcox(44.90%)
20. LW Tyrell Goulbourne(46.00%)
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[dingbathero]

Where is Raffl?

 

[RoDu]

kind of redundant at this point

 

[sobrien]

Parks Parks Parks! He'll get a spot eventually!

 

[jd2210]

Even at 21 there are still guys I want to vote for.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

I voted Mathers (glanced over it quick & didn't see Konan before I made the pick) on the simple fact he has a good chance to play a few seasons in the NHL even if its a limited role.

 

[BillyShoe1721]

Where is Raffl?

He's 25 years old, I don't really consider him a prospect.

 

[jd2210]

I can't believe that Placek is getting votes. He barely made his team and produces nothing at all. His speed is a joke, as is his maneuverability. Lamarche was one of the best d in the q last year, Konan did fairly well in his brief NHL exposure and Heeter played well on bad team in his first pro season. Placek will likely quit hockey the second it doesn't affect his scholarship. As far as I'm concerned he is a non prospect. Harsh I know but come on. One half decent season in a prep school and he gets votes over guys that actually have a shot at making the NHL? Even if you don't like those 3 I mentioned Parks has proven to be much better college player than Placek, Johnston brings amazing speed and played much better at the end of the season than the beginning and Luukko has been touted by some as one of our better d prospects.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

I can't believe that Placek is getting votes. He barely made his team and produces nothing at all. His speed is a joke, as is his maneuverability. Lamarche was one of the best d in the q last year, Konan did fairly well in his brief NHL exposure and Heeter played well on bad team in his first pro season. Placek will likely quit hockey the second it doesn't affect his scholarship. As far as I'm concerned he is a non prospect. Harsh I know but come on. One half decent season in a prep school and he gets votes over guys that actually have a shot at making the NHL? Even if you don't like those 3 I mentioned Parks has proven to be much better college player than Placek, Johnston brings amazing speed and played much better at the end of the season than the beginning and Luukko has been touted by some as one of our better d prospects.

It's pick #21, I doubt people are putting much thought into who they select. There's really nothing to get remotely excited about left on that board. It's slim pickens at this point.

 

[Broad Street Elite]

My gut tells me that Terrance Amorosa will rank higher on this list next season. I liked some of the reports out of prospect camp, so that's where I'm going.

 

[captainpaxil]

cal heeter you never know how long a goalie is gonna take to develop.

 

[jd2210]

It's pick #21, I doubt people are putting much thought into who they select. There's really nothing to get remotely excited about left on that board. It's slim pickens at this point.

True.

Still....................Placek?

 

[dingbathero]

He's 25 years old, I don't really consider him a prospect.

So what is the definition of prospect you are using?

If you are basing it on the WORD, then he is.....

also,

According to HF he is: "European players who sign their first NHL contract at or above the age of 22 have three seasons from the time they sign that contract to meet the above criteria."

 

[BillDineen]

So what is the definition of prospect you are using?

If you are basing it on the WORD, then he is.....

also,

According to HF he is: "European players who sign their first NHL contract at or above the age of 22 have three seasons from the time they sign that contract to meet the above criteria."

Not that I want to redo the poll or anything, but Raffl is only 29 days older than Flanagan.