Carl Hagelin
Russ Bitely
2012-06-04
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Carl Hagelin, LW |
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Shoots: L |
Height: 5-11 |
Weight: 176 |
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Born: 1988-8-23 |
Hometown: Sodertalje, SWE |
Drafted: 2007 6th round 168th overall – New York Rangers
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Observations:
June 2012 – Hagelin is one of the many impressive college players to come out of the University of Michigan (CCHA). He is not the biggest player of the ice but certainly does not shy away from the physical play and using his body at his advantage. Hagelin is a strong two-way forward with great hockey sense. He possesses a good shot along with speed and face-off ability. He displayed his versatility and was effective for the Rangers this past season.
Fantasy Outlook: B+
Hagelin could become a top-six forward with a scoring touch after solid rookie pro season.
Footage:
Hagelin scores on the doorstep with Rangers on 12/26/2011.
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Carl Hagelin statistics courtesy of Elite Prospects
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