Tuesday, September 25th The puck has dropped in all three major junior leagues’ regular seasons (WHL, OHL, and QMJHL) as well as several professional European leagues so now is the time to keep an eye on the world’s best prospects and there’s no better place to come to than DobberProspects! AHL training [...]
| Aaron Palushaj | ||
| Shoots: R | Height: 6-0 | Weight: 185 |
| Born: 1989-09-07 | Hometown: Northville, MI, USA | Drafted: 2007, 2nd round (44th overall) by St. Louis |
| Eddie Lack | ||
| Catches: L | Height: 6-4 | Weight: 183 |
| Born: 1988-01-05 | Hometown: Norrtalje, SWE | Drafted: Signed as Free Agent |
Thursday, September 6th It’s been too long since my last ramblings but I’ve been busy scouring the province catching minor midget games and attending OHL camps and preseason games. Please forgive me as it will benefit us all in the long run. You can check out my thoughts on some potential breakout [...]
| Niko Hovinen, G | ||
| Shoots: L (catches) | Height: 6-6 | Weight: 216 |
| Born: 1988-03-16 | Hometown: Helsinki, FIN | Drafted: 2006, 132nd overall by Minnesota |
Wednesday, August 22nd Give my Preliminary Rankings for 2013 NHL Entry Draft a gander. It’s an article that I put a lot of time into constructing and while it’s certain to change as these draft-eligible players perform over the course of their draft year, it still remains a good measuring stick of how these [...]
| Lee Moffie, D | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 6-1 | Weight: 201 |
| Born: 1990-08-29
| Hometown: Wallingford, Connecticut
| Drafted: 2010 by San Jose, 188th overall |
Thursday, August 16th Plenty of solid prospect action has been occurring over the past few weeks and I’m here with updates. Chris Peters has his final wrap-up of the USA National Evaluation Junior Camp and features his top performers. Tyler Biggs (Maple Leafs) finished second in USA scoring over the camp with [...]
| Jacob Markstrom, G | ||
| Catches: L | Height: 6-6 | Weight: 196 |
| Born: 1990-01-31 | Hometown: Gavle, Sweden | Drafted: 2008 by Florida Panthers, 31st Overall |
The Dean’s List is back and ready to get straight to the point with some report cards. After four intense games of competition, there were several players that impressed at the Canada-Russia Challenge, a series put in place to commemorate the 1972 Summit Series. Below, drafted prospects that I feel are fantasy relevant in standard leagues (top-six forward/top-four defensemen) are graded from A+ to D- based solely on how I feel their play at the Canada-Russia Challenge (CRC) reflects their future fantasy value.
