Samuel Carrier
Derek LeBlanc
2012-04-14
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Samuel Carrier, D |
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Shoots: R |
Height: 6-1 |
Weight: 185 |
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Born: 1992-04-28 |
Hometown: Varennes, QC |
Drafted: 2010 by Washington, 176th overall |
Observations:
July 2012 – The Caps decided not to sign Carrier before the draft. He then went unselected in the draft. QMJHL players have a tendency of inflated offensive numbers so you need to be careful when drafting for fantasy based on statistics, especially with defensemen. Carrier’s next step is likely a camp tryout to be seen and then work his way up starting in the ECHL. Jason Banks
April, 2012- Carrier had another strong offensive season, putting up 43 points in 53 games and currently has seven points in seven playoff games. He has a booming shot from the point and plays an aggressive style. He was a late round pick and is viewed as a long-term project.
Fantasy Outlook: C-
Long term prospect that’s years away. Potential power play quarterback.
Footage:
Carrier fight:
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Fantasy Prospects Report Notes (Any FPR’s released in the last 18 months will not be listed here):
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Samuel Carrier statistics courtesy of Elite Prospects
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