Winnipeg Jets Prospect Thread 2013-2014 (Part VIII)

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Winnipeg Jets Player Stats Update
Last Updated 3/27/2014


[size=+1]Playoffs[/size]

CHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Nic Petan|C|4|1|3|4|2|Portland Winterhawks, WHL|3/22/1995|Canada|Round 2, #43 Overall
Scott Kosmachuk|RW|4|1|2|3|13|Guelph Storm, OHL|1/24/1994|Canada|Round 3, #70 Overall
Jimmy Lodge|C|4|2|2|4|2|Saginaw Spirit, OHL|3/5/1995|Canada|Round 3, #84 Overall
Ryan Olsen|C|4|1|1|2|0|Kelowna Rockets, WHL|3/25/1994|Canada|Round 6, #160 Overall
Axel Blomqvist|RW|3|0|1|1|4|Victoria Royals, WHL|1/30/1995|Sweden|Undrafted
Josh Morrissey|D|4|1|2|3|6|Prince Albert Raiders, WHL|3/28/1995|Canada|Round 1, #13 Overall
Jan Kostalek|D|1|0|0|0|0|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|4|1|3|0|3.32|.923|Tri-City Americans, WHL|7/6/1995|Canada|Round 2, #59 Overall

International Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Alexander Burmistrov|C|6|0|2|2|9|Ak Bars, KHL|10/21/1991|Russia|Round 1, #8 Overall
Arturs Kulda|D|11|1|1|2|12|Salavat Yulaev Ufa, KHL|7/25/1988|Latvia|Round 7, #200 Overall

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

NHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Mark Scheifele|C|63|13|21|34|14|Winnipeg Jets|3/15/1993|Canada|Round 1, #7 Overall
Jacob Trouba|D|56|8|18|26|41|Winnipeg Jets|2/26/1994|USA|Round 1, #9 Overall
Eric O'Dell|C|21|3|1|4|8|Winnipeg Jets|6/21/1990|Canada|Round 2, #39 Overall
Patrice Cormier|C|7|0|1|1|7|Winnipeg Jets|6/14/1990|Canada|Round 2, #54 Overall
John Albert|C|9|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|63|35|78|113|69|Portland Winterhawks, WHL|3/22/1995|Canada|Round 2, #43 Overall
Scott Kosmachuk|RW|68|49|52|101|83|Guelph Storm, OHL|1/24/1994|Canada|Round 3, #70 Overall
Jimmy Lodge|C|59|19|27|46|49|Saginaw Spirit, OHL|3/5/1995|Canada|Round 3, #84 Overall
Ryan Olsen|C|71|30|34|64|73|Kelowna Rockets, WHL|3/25/1994|Canada|Round 6, #160 Overall
Axel Blomqvist|RW|65|24|32|56|24|Victoria Royals, WHL|1/30/1995|Sweden|Undrafted
Josh Morrissey|D|59|28|45|73|59|Prince Albert Raiders, WHL|3/28/1995|Canada|Round 1, #13 Overall
Jan Kostalek|D|55|5|22|27|40|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|60|26|34|4|2.57|.924|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|55|14|25|39|23|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|33|15|14|29|26|Michigan, Big 10|7/8/1994|USA|Round 4, #104 Overall
Jordan Samuels-T.|LW|33|13|16|29|46|Quinnipac, ECAC|5/28/1990|USA|Round 7, #203 Overall
Tanner Lane|C|34|5|4|9|12|Nebraska-Omaha, NCAC|8/13/1992|USA|Round 6, #160 Overall
Brennan Serville|D|33|0|3|3|14|Michigan, Big 10|6/2/1993|Canada|Round 3, #78 Overall
Peter Stoykewych|D|37|1|8|9|46|Colorado, NCAC|7/14/1992|Canada|Round 7, #199 Overall
Aaron Harstad|D|33|2|7|9|37|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|27|17|10|6|1.73|.943|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|54|10|27|37|32|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|43|1|9|10|42|Salavat Yulaev Ufa, KHL|7/25/1988|Latvia|Round 7, #200 Overall
Marcus Karlström|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|59|6|9|15|106|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|25|12|12|1|3.20|.899|Ontario Reign|11/4/1990|Finland|Undrafted

AHL Skaters

Player|Pos.|GP|Goals|Assists|Points|PIM|Team/League|DOB|Country|Drafted
Adam Lowry|LW|56|16|12|28|43|St. John's IceCaps|3/29/1993|Canada|Round 3, #67 Overall
JC Lipon|RW|62|9|27|36|104|St. John's IceCaps|7/10/1993|Canada|Round 3, #91 Overall
Austen Brassard|C|26|2|2|4|26|St. John's IceCaps|1/14/1993|Canada|Round 5, #149 Overall
Patrice Cormier|C|52|5|14|19|87|St. John's IceCaps|6/14/1990|Canada|Round 2, #54 Overall
Carl Klingberg|LW|58|19|17|36|42|St. John's IceCaps|1/28/1991|Sweden|Round 2, #34 Overall
Eric O'Dell|C|39|16|22|38|31|St. John's IceCaps|6/21/1990|Canada|Round 2, #39 Overall
John Albert|C|53|20|16|36|18|St. John's IceCaps|1/19/1989|USA|Round 6, #175 Overall
Zach Redmond|D|35|6|15|21|24|St. John's IceCaps|7/26/1988|USA|Round 7, #184 Overall
Brenden Kichton|D|66|10|35|45|12|St. John's IceCaps|6/18/1992|Canada|Round 7, #190 Overall
Ben Chiarot|D|61|5|10|15|85|St. John's IceCaps|5/9/1991|Canada|Round 4, #120 Overall
Julian Melchiori|D|43|1|7|8|30|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|10|5|4|1|3.25|.893|St. John's IceCaps|11/4/1990|Finland|Undrafted
Michael Hutchinson|G|22|15|6|2|2.33|.923|St. John's IceCaps|3/2/1990|Canada|Round 6, #154 Overall

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

I am looking forward to the draft.

Need more prospects.

 

[garret9]

I like future jets

 

[truck]

I like future jets

Sometimes I like them better than current Jets.

 

[sunsoutgunsout]

Alright guys, I'm back. Sorry for the **** formatting.

Huffer asked: Question about Josh's defensive game. We know he's not a huge guy. How is he at handling bigger forwards in front of his goal? And handling them down low? Does he primarily use his stick, and positioning, or is he at least strong enough to engage with most of them physically?

In front of the goal, he plays a lot like a 4 or 5 in basketball. He boxes out his opponent with superior positioning to get to rebounds and control the chances of a tip. Down low he generally doesn't get rag dolled, but against the big boys of the league, it's all he can do to pin guys against the boards. An area that needs improvement, but he's capable at worst.

GermanJetsFan asked: Do you watch Jets games sometimes? If you do, could you talk about what Josh and Enström share in their play and what is different about them?

Some here, involving myself, see Enström with more offensive and physical upside in him. Are they actually comparable or is this a wrong conclusion because of their visual similarities (the way they skate and QB a PP etc)? I have seen way too little of his game to actually say they are similar after all but on the highlight reels, they often look similar.

Unfortunately I don't watch a ton of Jets games, basically just those in which they play the Blackhawks. I do see a few similarities between them in my limited knowledge of Enström, though, primarily in the way that they skate and handle themselves defensively despite being on the smaller side of Dmen. Sorry I couldn't be of more help in answering this question, but I'm not going to pretend to know more about Enström than I do.

And I do agree a lot with BigTuna49's post in which he talks about Morrissey's skating ability and the cerebral manner in which he plays.

Any more questions are more than welcome! Including those about Draisaitl. Seriously, ask me about him. He is a goddamned man.

 

[Sweech]

The sad thing is I don't think we'll have any shot at getting Draisaitl.

 

[garret9]

The sad thing is I don't think we'll have any shot at getting Draisaitl.

He's running a clinic right now in this game.

 

[sunsoutgunsout]

The sad thing is I don't think we'll have any shot at getting Draisaitl.

He could be there in the 6-11 range. Could being the operative word. I just desperately don't want him to go to some cesspool of a team like either of the Alberta teams or Nashville.

 

[KingBogo]

He could be there in the 6-11 range. Could being the operative word. I just desperately don't want him to go to some cesspool of a team like either of the Alberta teams or Nashville.

If things keep trending down for us we will likely be picking in that range.

 

[trebendan]

The Hockey News' 2014 Future Watch had the Jets prospects rated 8th overall. They had the top 10 Jets' prospects as follows (Scheifele & Trouba no longer considered prospects):

1 - Morrissey (30th overall)
2 - Petan (57th overall)
3 - Comrie (73rd overall)
4 - Lowry
5 - Copp
6 - Hellebuyck
7 - Melchiori
8 - Kosmachuk
9 - Lipon
10 - Olsen

 

[Sweech]

I found Melchiori being rated over Kosmo and Lipon fairly interesting.

 

[Joe Hallenback]

Not sure about Melchiori there over Kichton

 

[BigZ65]

I found Melchiori being rated over Kosmo and Lipon fairly interesting.

Feels like they were putting the list together and went "oh crap, it's all forwards and goalies" after Morrissey.

 

[Mud Turtle]

Petan only two points in his last six games. Bittner with 5 in last 6 and Leipsic 7 in last 6.

From the scoresheet it looks like Portland has changed Petan's line mates. Does anyone follow Portland who can enlighten us?

 

[DEANYOUNGBLOOD17]

Bloomquist with the winning goal in Vic 3-2 win over Kelowna

Commrie with 46 saves in 3-2 loss against Portland ,,,,,Peyan with 1 assist in the game

 

[buggs]

I found Melchiori being rated over Kosmo and Lipon fairly interesting.

My first thought as well. Also interesting to see Copp well up the list. That's a good thing.

 

[surixon]

Well Comrie managed to steal Hus team a point with a 46 save performance against Petan's team last night.

 

[Sweech]

Feels like they were putting the list together and went "oh crap, it's all forwards and goalies" after Morrissey.

Well, the lists are usually supplied to them by someone who works for the actual team, like a scout or something.

 

[Grind]

Well, the lists are usually supplied to them by someone who works for the actual team, like a scout or something.

really? I did not know that.

...that's actually very cool to know...

 

[truck]

The Hockey News' 2014 Future Watch had the Jets prospects rated 8th overall. They had the top 10 Jets' prospects as follows (Scheifele & Trouba no longer considered prospects):

1 - Morrissey (30th overall)
2 - Petan (57th overall)
3 - Comrie (73rd overall)
4 - Lowry
5 - Copp
6 - Hellebuyck
7 - Melchiori
8 - Kosmachuk
9 - Lipon
10 - Olsen

FWIW another writer (one who I usually like, but don't agree with here) has them ranked 20th. Oddly no mention of Lowry, Kosmachuk or Copp though.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ct-pool-after-the-2014-trade-deadline/page/12

 

[Zaddy]

Is Petan expected to join the Jets next season or will he be kept down in the juniors for another year? Seems like he doesn't have much to prove there with back to back seasons of 100+ pts. Then again he's a small kid and may not be ready for NHL yet.

 

[Sweech]

Is Petan expected to join the Jets next season or will he be kept down in the juniors for another year? Seems like he doesn't have much to prove there with back to back seasons of 100+ pts. Then again he's a small kid and may not be ready for NHL yet.

I'm expecting him to be back in junior and then will likely get a year or two in the AHL.

It's all about physical readiness for him and whether he can handle the grind of playing 82 games against men. We all know he has the skill to handle this level and that he has nothing to prove anymore in juniors, but for him it's going to be about lower body strength and physical maturity. Of which I don't think will be fully developed by next year.

 

[Grind]

I really wish Petan was russian. then we could lend him to the KHL for a year instead of sending him back to junior.

#russiahasitsbenefits

 

[Sweech]

Is Petan expected to join the Jets next season or will he be kept down in the juniors for another year? Seems like he doesn't have much to prove there with back to back seasons of 100+ pts. Then again he's a small kid and may not be ready for NHL yet.

I can see why he ranked it lower based on our lack of top end forwards (besides Petan), but I think he's underrating the depth. I can't understand his case for having a team like the Oilers being ranked higher. Even Pittsburgh is somewhat overrated because of the defensive depth they have, as they don't have much else. Overall there's quite a few teams that I question as being ranked above the Jets.

 

[Joe Hallenback]

I really wish Petan was russian. then we could lend him to the KHL for a year instead of sending him back to junior.

#russiahasitsbenefits

Good lord no

Never understood why the best development league in the world for NHL players has its detractors

Fact of the matter is he has a lot to do next season

Play for Team Canada and win a world junior championship
Try and get back to Memorial cup and win it.
Grow and gain strength