DPR – Episode 03: Training Camp and ADP’s
Paul Zwambag
2016-10-06
Taking a quick tour around the NHL training camps and discussing what prospects could make the team or be sent to junior or the AHL, dissect the rookie Fantrax Average Draft Positions and find out if Peter would take them higher or lower than the current ADP. Our interview is with Ryan Wagman of Hockey Prospectus to discuss his new Prospect Guidebook and some tips on scouting players for the NHL.
NHL TRAINING CAMP
The guys take a look around NHL training camps and discuss what prospects are standing out in preseason games. Teams that they look at are:
Arizona Coyotes – Jakob Chychrun
Boston Bruins – Danton Heinen
Calgary Flames – Matthew Tkachuk & Freddie Hamilton
Edmonton Oilers – Drake Caggiula, Jordan Oesterle & Jesse Puljujarvi
Chicago Blackhawks – Tyler Motte
Montreal Canadiens – Mikhail Sergachev
New Jersey Devils – Johann Auvitu
New York Islanders – Matthew Barzal
Philadelphia Flyers – Travis Konecny
Toronto Maple Leafs – Auston Matthews & Mitch Marner
Vancouver Canucks – Troy Stecher & Anton Rodin
Winnipeg Jets – Kyle Connor
PROSPECT FEATURE: FANTRAX ADP
In the second segment the guys look at where some fantasy hockey relevant prospects rank on the Fantrax Average Draft Position (ADP) and what players are in that range and discuss if they would take that prospect higher, or lower than where they are being selected.
Players they discuss include
(Name – Team – ADP)
Matt Murray – Pittsburgh Penguins – 80.19
Auston Matthews – Toronto Maple Leafs – 93.18
Patrik Laine – Winnipeg Jets – 121.56
William Nylander – Toronto Maple Leafs – 155.31
Dylan Strome – Arizona Coyotes – 206.79
Jesse Puljujarvi – Edmonton Oilers – 213
Ivan Provorov – Philadelphia Flyers – 226.92
Jimmy Vesey – New York Rangers – 324.7
Sebastian Aho – Carolina Hurricanes – 356.5
INTERVIEW WITH RYAN WAGMAN
The third segment the guys have Ryan Wagman from Hockey Prospectus join them to discuss their new Prospect Guide Book. It as a 328 page prospect report on the top NHL prospects with a brand new scouting ranking system called OFP (overall future projection). The Hockey Prospectus team spent the last year tracking each team’s prospect system and banded together to provide NHL fans with the most comprehensive breakdowns of every prospect in hockey. Who is the most promising young player in your team’s system? Who’s flying under the radar? What’s the long-term outlook for your club? Find it all here for only $11.99!
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