Fabrice Herzog
| Fabrice Herzog, RW | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 6-2 | Weight: 194 |
| Born: 1994-12-09 | Hometown: Frauenfeld, Switzerland | Drafted: 2013 by Toronto Maple Leafs, 142nd Overall |
Prospect Ramblings – Elias Pettersson is a Mad Man & Picking Team Canada’s Roster
Elias Pettersson looks to keep his torrid pace going for Team Sweden at the upcoming WJHC Just a quick one today, folks… but you know what they say, sometimes the best things in life come in small packages. …Although I’m pretty sure Johnny Gaudreau started that phrase. ** My esteemed colleagues, [...]
Prospect Ramblings – World Junior Roster Releases! December 7 2017
Welcome welcome to this week’s Pat Quinn style ramblings. They come at you like a (at the time legal…somehow) shoulder to the head. {youtube}HKRnbQNSGEs{/youtube} Well I get the pleasure of having some World Junior rosters released for content today. Exciting. I’ll go over some teams here (Pete went over USA and Finland [...]
Prospects Ramblings: USA and Finland WJC Preliminary Rosters
Well it’s December now, which means Christmas is coming fast, and with it the World Junior. Teams are starting to name preliminary rosters as Finland and the United States have recently done so, let’s start there. Looking back at the World Junior summer showcase, the American top line of Logan Brown, Casey Mittelstadt and Kailer [...]
WHL Report – November 2017
With the World Junior’s and WHL trade deadline approaching. Top teams in the WHL are starting to surface and top guys are starting to find their touch. Kootenay Ice Kootenay may not be a top of the standings right now, but after years struggling the Ice have shown some real push [...]
OHL Report: November 2017 Edition
As we approach the halfway mark of the 2017-18 season, OHL teams start to get a better idea of what kind of team they are, if they will be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline and where they could fall in the standings. In the month of November, two teams benefitted [...]
Advanced Fantasy Hockey Stats: The Importance of Possession
Last month, we examined the very earliest history of statistics in professional hockey. From goals to goals against average to penalty minutes to the radical idea of the assist, hockey statistics tracking quickly evolved to encompass not only those who can score, but those who help others score, and those who can stop a [...]