By: Cameron Robinson During these long summer months, its almost as much fun to look back as it is to look ahead. The summer of 2013 saw a Cage Match that pitted both Jaden Schwartz and Vladimir Tarasenko. At the time, both showed great promise but in the end, Tarasenko was the one who [...]
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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.
Yesterday, I released my report cards for 15 NHL clubs based on their weekend draft selections in 2012 NHL Draft Report Cards (Part One).
Today, Dobber Prospects gives you the second and final part grading the remaining 15 NHL teams' draft day work as well as compiling a quick Top 30 Ranking.
Over a two part series, I will break down how each team did at the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Let me first caution you, that I am not familiar with all of the players drafted over the weekend but over the course of the next few months I will surely attempt to educate myself on all of them. As that happens, I will pass on what I am hearing from others who follow their play and/or leagues closely.
