What if there was a Under 23 World Cup of Hockey?
Photo courtesy of Mayors Manor We are in the midst of the Under 18 World Championships, which incorporates the best players in the world not owned by NHL clubs. Well not everyone but [...]
World Under-18 Ramblings: Michkov Magic, Lysell’s Engine and U.S. Drama
Photo courtesy of the IIHF The 2021 World Under-18 Championships are four days in now with four games on the schedule again after a light two-game day on day three. Canada and Finland, [...]
Prospect Mailbag – May Edition
Prospect Mailbag – May 25th, 2019 There are a few less questions than usual for the holiday edition of the mailbag. However, here comes the fire anyway. Question: “What are your thoughts on Dustin Wolf? Is his talent more from his WHL numbers or is there something [...]
Ramblings: News and Notes From The Memorial Cup, and An Infusion of Talent Heading to NYC
Noah Dobson Accepting the QMJHL Playoff MVP Award (Sportsnet) Last week, I decided to give some (mostly) unedited notes from my pre-podcast preparation. It was met with positive feedback and as such, I thought I'd give the people what they want and do so once again. I've added some [...]
2019 NHL Mock Draft by Jokke Nevalainen
Mock drafts are always fun, so I figured I’d do one. I decided to limit this to the first round for now, and obviously the order of the final two picks is yet to be decided but I assumed the Bruins will win the Stanley Cup for the purpose [...]
KHL Update – Playoff and Season Wrap Up
Playoff outcome and an end of season wrap up CSKA won the championship over Avangard 4-0 in the final, as the only team to really give CSKA problems was the seven game series win over SKA in the Western final, which is really to be expected as [...]
July 31-in-31: Montreal Canadiens
In what has been a roller coaster off-season for Montreal, the draft was a bright point as the Canadiens put together what looks like a very strong haul. Aside from locking down two skilled centerman [...]
July 31-in-31: Columbus Blue Jackets
A talented team that seemed to have lost its way before getting back on track last season hopes it has taken steps to carry it even closer to its first Stanley Cup. The Blue Jackets [...]
July 31-in-31: Nashville Predators
The Predators have been doing wonderful things in the NHL Entry Draft these past few years. After Barry Trotz left town, it seems that the Preds have drafted more skilled forwards than they did when [...]
Prospect Ramblings: Remaining RFAs
We're getting into the doldrums of the offseason, but several talented young players are waiting for contracts. Lots of these players are high-profile names that don't quite qualify as prospects anymore, but I do think [...]
July 31-in-31: Minnesota Wild
Over the course of the last two seasons the Minnesota Wild moved both their first and second round picks in the 2017 NHL Draft. With a pick in the third round, two picks in the [...]
July 31-in-31: LA Kings
The 2017 NHL Entry Draft symbolized the start of a new era for the Los Angeles Kings. When Rob Blake took over for Dean Lombardi as general manager this summer, he was handed an uncomfortable [...]






