Winnipeg Jets Top 20 Prospects 2015 - #17

Hank Chinaski

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1. Nikolaj Ehlers, RW/LW, Halifax (QMJHL)

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84.8% of vote (Petan 9.5%, Hellebuyck 3.8%)

2. Connor Hellebuyck, G, St. John's (AHL)

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29.1% of vote (Petan 26.0%, Connor 22.0%)

3. Josh Morrissey, D, Kelowna (WHL)

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Won tiebreaker (59.3% of vote) vs. Nic Petan

4. Nic Petan, C/LW, Portland (WHL)

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Lost tiebreaker (40.7% of vote) vs. Josh Morrissey

5. Kyle Connor, C, Youngstown (USHL)

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86.6% of vote (Armia 11.3%)

6. Joel Armia, RW, St. John's (AHL)

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65.2% of vote (Roslovic 13.4%, Chiarot 4.5%)

7. Jack Roslovic, C/RW, U.S. National U18 Team (USDP)

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41.5% of vote (Chiarot 15.3%, Harkins 11.9%)

8. Jansen Harkins, C, Prince George (WHL)

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35.0% of vote (Comrie 19.0%, Lemieux 15.0%)

9. Eric Comrie, G, Tri-City (WHL)

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33.9% of vote (Chiarot 30.4%, Lemieux 17.0%)

10. Ben Chiarot, D, Winnipeg (NHL)

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51.9% of vote (Lemieux 16.0%, Copp 13.2%)

11. Andrew Copp, C, U. of Michigan (NCAA)

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40.2% of vote (Lemieux 28.6%, Kosmachuk 12.5%)

12. Jan Kostalek, D, Rimouski (QMJHL)

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31.7% of vote (Lemieux 28.5%, Kosmachuk 24.4%)

13. Brendan Lemieux, LW, Barrie (OHL)

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44.2% of vote (Kosmachuk 41.4%, Spacek 4.8%)

14. Scott Kosmachuk, RW, St. John's (AHL)

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70.8% of vote (Spacek 11.2%)

15. Michael Spacek, C, HC Dynamo Pardubice (Czech)

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36.3% of vote (De Leo 17.7%, Foley 14.7%)

16. Chase De Leo, C, Portland (WHL)

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34.5% of vote (Foley 25.0%, Kraskovsky 10.7%)
 

Mud Turtle

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Poolman for me. I think he will be one of the big surprises for the Jets in the next couple years.
 

garret9

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Lipon, Lodge, Kraskovsky, Poolman, Foley, Blomqvist, Glover, Kichton, and Niku all are the only intriguing prospects left for me.

Everyone else either seems like too much of a long shot without much upside.
 
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garret9

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Source? My interpretation is that they're Jets property until August 15th if they remain unsigned.

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They become NHL FAs on August 15.

Okay my bad; there is that less than a 0.01*10^-999999999999999999(etc) they get an ELC from the team that already made their attentions clear by signing them to AHL contracts only....

:sarcasm:

There's a point where a technicality holds nothing but that. Just seems waste of space and effort. But carry on if you wish. :)
 

Inflict

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Phillips. Raised some eyebrows last season but still has a ways to go to prove himself. Still, the upside is there.
 

YWGinYYZ

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Truly surprised that people think Foley is a better prospec than Kraskovsky.

Personally, I think Kraskovsky is likely the more talented player, but I'm not sure he's going to make it over to North America. He's next on my list of votes, but I also include likelihood of playing with the Jets when ranking the prospects, in addition to ultimate upside.
 

AngelicAssassin*

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Still like me some Jimmy Lodge but it's so close now that any of a number of players would fit. Kitchon, Kraskovsky, Glover, Foley, Niku, Phillips, Poolman, Karlstrom, Blomqvist and Lipon gets us to almost 30 with players I like and who have at least a small chance to contribute at some point. Hard to believe someone like J.C. lipon might not crack our top 20 now.
 

AriIQ

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Personally, I think Kraskovsky is likely the more talented player, but I'm not sure he's going to make it over to North America. He's next on my list of votes, but I also include likelihood of playing with the Jets when ranking the prospects, in addition to ultimate upside.

True
 

Mud Turtle

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If Olsen continues to play like he did in the prospects camp, he might move up my list quite a bit next year. His skating was FAR better than I imagined it could ever be. He's learned a few things. Good for him.
Niku also impressed. He may be one to watch as well.
Not many players from our list below 20 will ever make the NHL, but a coule likely will.
We have so many prospects to keep track of this year.
 

Romang67

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Jan 2, 2011
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I really don't understand why people have voted for Poolman at this stage. I fail to see what makes him a better prospect than Glover. Neither managed to crack the roster for their team at their main position. Difference is that Glover is more than three years younger and had a much better D-core ahead of him.
 

scelaton

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For me (did not include Chiarot in my list)...
16.Foley-
17.Niku-
18.Lipon-
19.Poolman-
20.Glover-

I had Glover much higher last year and expect (hope) he'll be much higher next year once he gets to play consistently.
 

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