Podcast about drafted prospects and prospects eligible for the NHL Entry Draft. Hosted by Pat Quinn(@FHPQuinn), Kyle Watson (@kyle_nw), and Eetu Siltanen (@siltaneneetu), featuring members of the DobberProspects team. Powered by InStat Hockey (www.instatsport.com/hockey).
For Episode 6: Kyle, Pat, and Eetu discuss the DobberProspects 2022 draft rankings, the changes from December to April, and some honourable mentions.
For Episode 5: Kyle, Pat, and special guest Sam/Sammy discuss the top Toronto Maple Leafs prospects, along with some underrated and overrated prospects.
For Episode 4: Kyle, Pat, and special guest Curtis discuss the top Nashville Predators prospects, along with some underrated and overrated prospects.
Below are the latest three episodes of the Dobber's DraftCast, uploaded on youtube (Please like and subscribe) The Podcast is also available on: Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, and iTunes Podcasts Follow us on Twitter: Pat Quinn, Host and Associate Editor, DobberProspects: @FHPQuinn Please let me know of any improvements/recommendations Kyle Watson, Co-Host [...]
Episode 3: Kyle and Pat discuss the NHL trade deadline winners, losers, and prospects moved in certain trades
For Episode 2: Eetu, Kyle and Pat discuss their top 10 Calder Candidates and discuss the prospects/picks moved in pre-Hagel NHL trades
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nStvuy0VqM4 Host Kyle Watson talks to The Athletic's Scott Wheeler about the 2023 NHL Draft. Prospects discussed include Matvei Michkov, Connor Bedard, Adam Fantilli, Zach Benson, Riley Heidt, Brandon Yager, Quentin Musty, and Calum Ritchie. Video Courtesy: Chicago Steel and Ontario Hockey League.
This episode Eetu, Kyle and Pat discuss five top prospects for the upcoming 2022 NHL Draft: Shane Wright, Matthew Savoie, Simon Nemec, Logan Cooley, and Juraj Slafkovsky
https://youtu.be/PDnEIvuOcDY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaDPfgeHGf0&ab_channel=Dobber%27sDraftCast Host Kyle Watson talks to Chicago Steel Head Coach, Brock Sheahan, about his time coaching 2021 first-overall pick, Owen Power. Sheahan also discusses Owen's incredible international career for a 19-year-old: he has already played for Canada at the Men's World Championship, the World Juniors and now the Olympics.
