Winnipeg Jets Prospect Thread 2013-2014 (Part VII)

Rheged · Nov 13, 2013

Winnipeg Jets Player Stats Update
Last Updated 2/26/2013

[size=+1]Regular Season[/size]

NHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Mark Scheifele|C|60|13|21|34|12|Winnipeg Jets|3/15/1993|Canada|Round 1, #7 Overall
Jacob Trouba|D|43|7|15|22|25|Winnipeg Jets|2/26/1994|USA|Round 1, #9 Overall
Eric O'Dell|C|14|2|1|3|8|Winnipeg Jets|6/21/1990|Canada|Round 2, #39 Overall
Patrice Cormier|C|3|0|0|0|7|Winnipeg Jets|6/14/1990|Canada|Round 2, #54 Overall
John Albert|C|8|1|0|1|0|Winnipeg Jets|1/19/1989|USA|Round 6, #175 Overall
Zach Redmond|D|3|0|0|0|0|Winnipeg Jets|7/26/1988|USA|Round 7, #184 Overall
Ben Chiarot|D|1|0|0|0|0|Winnipeg Jets|5/9/1991|Canada|Round 4, #120 Overall
Julian Melchiori|D|1|0|0|0|0|Winnipeg Jets|12/6/1991|Canada|Round 3, #87 Overall

CHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Lukas Sutter|C|45|10|13|23|76|Red Deer Rebels, WHL|10/4/1993|Canada|Round 2, #39 Overall
Nic Petan|C|54|34|72|106|55|Portland Winterhawks, WHL|3/22/1995|Canada|Round 2, #43 Overall
Scott Kosmachuk|RW|59|42|43|85|70|Guelph Storm, OHL|1/24/1994|Canada|Round 3, #70 Overall
Jimmy Lodge|C|52|16|26|42|47|Saginaw Spirit, OHL|3/5/1995|Canada|Round 3, #84 Overall
Ryan Olsen|C|61|27|28|55|65|Kelowna Rockets, WHL|3/25/1994|Canada|Round 6, #160 Overall
Axel Blomqvist|RW|57|21|30|51|20|Victoria Royals, WHL|1/30/1995|Sweden|Undrafted
Josh Morrissey|D|50|23|40|63|53|Prince Albert Raiders, WHL|3/28/1995|Canada|Round 1, #13 Overall
Jan Kostalek|D|46|3|19|22|36|Rimouski Oceanic, QMJHL|2/17/1995|Canada|Round 4, #114 Overall

CHL Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Eric Comrie|G|53|24|29|2|2.59|.923|Tri-City Americans, WHL|7/6/1995|Canada|Round 2, #59 Overall

USHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Tucker Poolman|D|46|12|23|35|17|Omaha Lancers|6/8/1993|USA|Round 5, #127 Overall

NCAA Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Andrew Copp|C|26|13|11|24|20|Michigan, Big 10|7/8/1994|USA|Round 4, #104 Overall
Jordan Samuels-T.|LW|29|12|15|27|44|Quinnipac, ECAC|5/28/1990|USA|Round 7, #203 Overall
Tanner Lane|C|27|5|4|9|10|Nebraska-Omaha, NCAC|8/13/1992|USA|Round 6, #160 Overall
Brennan Serville|D|26|0|3|3|12|Michigan, Big 10|6/2/1993|Canada|Round 3, #78 Overall
Peter Stoykewych|D|30|0|6|6|30|Colorado, NCAC|7/14/1992|Canada|Round 7, #199 Overall
Aaron Harstad|D|30|1|7|8|35|Colorado, NCAC|4/27/1992|USA|Round 7, #187 Overall

NCAA Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Jason Kasdorf|G|2|1|1|0|3.49|.786|RPI, ECAC|5/18/1992|Canada|Round 6, #157 Overall
Connor Hellebuyck|G|20|12|8|3|1.90|.938|UMass Lowell, H-East|5/19/1993|USA|Round 5, #130 Overall
Jamie Phillips|G|13|4|7|0|2.82|.892|Michigan Tech, WCHA|3/24/1993|Canada|Round 7, #190 Overall

International Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Alexander Burmistrov|C|50|10|25|35|26|Ak Bars, KHL|10/21/1991|Russia|Round 1, #8 Overall
Ivan Telegin|C|0|0|0|0|0|CSKA Moscow, KHL|2/28/1992|Russia|Round 4, #101 Overall
Arturs Kulda|D|39|1|8|9|40|Salavat Yulaev Ufa, KHL|7/25/1988|Latvia|Round 7, #200 Overall
Marcus KarlstrÃ¶m|D|26|8|11|19|20|AIK, J20 SuperElit|1/6/1995|Sweden|Round 7, #194 Overall

ECHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Yasin Cisse|RW|10|2|0|2|17|Ontario Reign|3/11/1992|Canada|Round 5, #150 Overall
Cody Sol|D|49|4|6|10|92|Ontario Reign|2/11/1991|Canada|Round 5, #125 Overall

ECHL Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Michael Hutchinson|G|28|22|6|3|2.08|.921|Ontario Reign|3/2/1990|Canada|Round 6, #154 Overall
Jussi Olkinoura|G|29|8|10|1|3.29|.879|Ontario Reign|11/4/1990|Finland|Undrafted

AHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Adam Lowry|LW|47|13|8|21|41|St. John's IceCaps|3/29/1993|Canada|Round 3, #67 Overall
JC Lipon|RW|51|6|23|29|93|St. John's IceCaps|7/10/1993|Canada|Round 3, #91 Overall
Austen Brassard|C|19|2|1|3|12|St. John's IceCaps|1/14/1993|Canada|Round 5, #149 Overall
Patrice Cormier|C|34|4|7|11|65|St. John's IceCaps|6/14/1990|Canada|Round 2, #54 Overall
Carl Klingberg|LW|48|15|11|26|34|St. John's IceCaps|1/28/1991|Sweden|Round 2, #34 Overall
Eric O'Dell|C|35|13|23|36|25|St. John's IceCaps|6/21/1990|Canada|Round 2, #39 Overall
John Albert|C|49|15|15|30|14|St. John's IceCaps|1/19/1989|USA|Round 6, #175 Overall
Zach Redmond|D|24|5|14|19|18|St. John's IceCaps|7/26/1988|USA|Round 7, #184 Overall
Brenden Kichton|D|55|10|32|42|12|St. John's IceCaps|6/18/1992|Canada|Round 7, #190 Overall
Ben Chiarot|D|50|3|10|14|39|St. John's IceCaps|5/9/1991|Canada|Round 4, #120 Overall
Julian Melchiori|D|32|0|6|6|20|St. John's IceCaps|12/6/1991|Canada|Round 3, #87 Overall
Cody Sol|D|1|0|0|0|0|St. John's IceCaps|2/11/1991|Canada|Round 5, #125 Overall

AHL Goalies

Player|Pos.|GP|W|L|SO|GAA|SV%|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Edward Pasquale|G|31|17|14|1|2.43|.920|St. John's IceCaps|11/20/1990|Canada|Round 4, #117 Overall
Jussi Olkinoura|G|9|4|4|1|3.16|.893|St. John's IceCaps|11/4/1990|Finland|Undrafted
Michael Hutchinson|G|16|10|5|1|2.40|.922|St. John's IceCaps|3/2/1990|Canada|Round 6, #154 Overall

[size=+1]World Junior Championships[/size]

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Nic Petan|C|7|4|1|5|12|Canada|3/22/1995|Canada|Round 2, #43 Overall
Josh Morrisey|D|7|1|2|3|4|Canada|3/28/1995|Canada|Round 1, #13 Overall
Andrew Copp|C|5|0|5|5|2|USA|7/8/1994|USA|Round 4, #104 Overall
Jan Kostalek|D|5|0|1|1|2|Czech Republic|2/17/1995|Canada|Round 4, #114 Overall

[post=71857571]Pre-Season stats[/post]
[post=63864961]Prospect Stats part V[/post]

puck stoppa · Jan 2, 2014

I know you can't put much stock into the TSN CHL Player rankings but they have Kosmachuk 10th and Lodge 49th in the OHL, and Petan, Morrissey and Olsen 2nd, 9th and 34th respectively in the W. Our top AHL guy is Kitchton 37th.

The Ice Caps are going to be transformed into a younger team going forward stocked with our latest draft picks. I would be excited if I was out east to watch some of these prospects play in the next few years.

What will their roster look like next year? Im not familiar enough with their older players.

Mud Turtle · Jan 3, 2014

Portland was 22-5 with Nic Petan in the lineup.
They've gone 3-4 since Petan left for the World Juniors.
They've been outscored 29-21 in that time.
Just saying :laugh:

Gump Hasek · Jan 3, 2014

Nic Petan's Team Canada experience 'really happening'

http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/...m+Canada+experience+really/9344276/story.html

Hammer Slammer · Jan 3, 2014

Holden Caulfield · Jan 3, 2014

Axel has some sick Nik like flow. :naughty:

At 6'6'' with great puck protection, vision, driving the net ability with questionable skating this guy is the next Antropov. If he ever cracks the roster I foresee so many people hating this guy. I personally think he will be a hugely valuable player for us. I am more excited for this guy than several of our draft picks. He will be a big puck possession player for us hopefully.

Avocado Coolranch · Jan 3, 2014

Holden Caulfield said:
Axel has some sick Nik like flow. At 6'6'' with great puck protection, vision, driving the net ability with questionable skating this guy is the next Antropov. If he ever cracks the roster I foresee so many people hating this guy. I personally think he will be a hugely valuable player for us. I am more excited for this guy than several of our draft picks. He will be a big puck possession player for us hopefully.

AW MAN! THE NEXT ANTROPOV!? Totally psyched! Really liked him when I saw him during the development camp and was really glad the Jets signed him. That kid is HUGE but was so good at getting to the net. And come on, how cool of a name is Axel Blomqvist. :laugh:

CorgisPer60 · Jan 3, 2014

Mud Turtle said:
Portland was 22-5 with Nic Petan in the lineup.
They've gone 3-4 since Petan left for the World Juniors.
They've been outscored 29-21 in that time.
Just saying

Obviously Petan is a product of his linemates. It's the only explanation for being 2nd in scoring this year and tied for first last year. Such a scrub player.

Hammer Slammer · Jan 3, 2014

I wish I could get better video of Comrie. The Tri-City broadcasts aren't great, it feels like an 8 year old kid is working the camera sometimes. And when they travel, most of the opposing teams don't put saves in their highlights. And I don't really feel like watching a whole game to catch a few good saves.

allan5oh · Jan 3, 2014

JST is back on the "depth" chart, wasn't he gone for a while?

http://jets.nhl.com/club/roster.htm?type=prospect

truck · Jan 3, 2014

allan5oh said:
JST is back on the "depth" chart, wasn't he gone for a while?

http://jets.nhl.com/club/roster.htm?type=prospect

I believe he was there, just wasn't showing up in the prospect stat updates.

No clue why.

DEANYOUNGBLOOD17 · Jan 3, 2014

Holden Caulfield said:
Axel has some sick Nik like flow. At 6'6'' with great puck protection, vision, driving the net ability with questionable skating this guy is the next Antropov. If he ever cracks the roster I foresee so many people hating this guy. I personally think he will be a hugely valuable player for us. I am more excited for this guy than several of our draft picks. He will be a big puck possession player for us hopefully.

I liked him at development camp and I wanted the Jets to sign him at that time, watching your replays on his 4 goals ......... I see him taking a beating after his goals and being easy to knock off his feet. I see good potential with him being 6'6 .....but I sure hope we dont get a 6'6 Sweedish Pansy meatball :laugh:

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truck · Jan 3, 2014

DEANYOUNGBLOOD17 said:
I liked him at development camp and I wanted the Jets to sign him at that time, watching your replays on his 4 goals ......... I see him taking a beating after his goals and being easy to knock off his feet. I see good potential with him being 6'6 .....but I sure hope we dont get a 6'6 Sweedish Pansy meatball.

Axel may be 6'6, 212, but he is lanky. He has a lot of filling out to do. I am curious to see where his growth ends. He may be a 240 lb monster by the time things are all said and done.

lanky · Jan 3, 2014

Mud Turtle said:
Portland was 22-5 with Nic Petan in the lineup.
They've gone 3-4 since Petan left for the World Juniors.
They've been outscored 29-21 in that time.
Just saying

Leier and Bjorkstrand are also away. Not just Petan.

pucka lucka · Jan 3, 2014

lanky said:
Leier and Bjorkstrand are also away. Not just Petan.

Pouliot as well.

Mud Turtle · Jan 3, 2014

lanky said:
Leier and Bjorkstrand are also away. Not just Petan.

Yes, I know. But it's a much better story if we just talk about Petan being away.

Hammer Slammer · Jan 4, 2014

I'm watching Comrie play right now. It's refreshing to see a calm, composed goalie tracking the puck well.

Tri-City was just killing off a 5 on 3. At the faceoff, it was Comrie who skated up to his 3 guys and came up with a game plan. Thought that was cool too.

Just as I type this, the Tri-City defense turns into the Jets defense and let a guy walk in and score haha.

Hammer Slammer · Jan 4, 2014

The Hawks PP seems lost without Petan and Pouliot.

edit: Hawks being pests now since they're down 5-1. Comrie gloved a puck and held on and one of them tried to get in his face. Didn't pay him any attention at all and flipped the puck onto the ice. Love the demeanor.

JC Numminen · Jan 4, 2014

So excited for comrie. I know it's hard to judge a goalie In junior but this kid has potential. I have a gut feeling that he will be our started one day, sooner than later.

jetkarma* · Jan 4, 2014

Cory Pronman tweeted me he will have his full WJC report on Monday .

Was asking him what his impressions were of Copp , anxious to read it all but specifically his take on him . Asked him if he would say when he felt he may be ready , we'll see if he identifies that or not.

truck · Jan 4, 2014

Hammer Slammer said:
I'm watching Comrie play right now. It's refreshing to see a calm, composed goalie tracking the puck well.

Tri-City was just killing off a 5 on 3. At the faceoff, it was Comrie who skated up to his 3 guys and came up with a game plan. Thought that was cool too.

Just as I type this, the Tri-City defense turns into the Jets defense and let a guy walk in and score haha.

Every D has breakdowns. In the end Comrie stopped 37 of 38. Nice night.

garret9 · Jan 5, 2014

Update:

https://twitter.com/garrethohl/status/420007479523557376/photo/1/large

Hammer Slammer · Jan 5, 2014

Inflict · Jan 6, 2014

garret9 said:
Update:

https://twitter.com/garrethohl/status/420007479523557376/photo/1/large

Is there any way to apply this algorithm for our goaltending prospects by focusing on SV% instead?

garret9 · Jan 6, 2014

Inflict said:
Is there any way to apply this algorithm for our goaltending prospects by focusing on SV% instead?

Not really. I've thought about investigating this and some other people have a bit...
They told me that better pre-NHL sv% correlates to better NHL sv% but the trend line is a lot less telling.

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