Prospect Ramblings: Looking at CHL Scoring Leaders
The seasons for the three CHL leagues are winding down and with playoff races and scoring races coming into focus as we head down the stretch drive, we are going to take a look [...]
Prospect Ramblings: Taking a look at Martin Chromiak
Kingston Frontenacs forward Martin Chromiak warms up prior to his Ontario Hockey League game against the Erie Otters at the Leon's Centre in Kingston on Friday January 3, 2020. Ian MacAlpine-Kingston Whig-Standard [...]
2017 Penticton Young Stars Tournament Review
Jamie Barber For the last seven years the Vancouver Canucks, Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers, and Winnipeg Jets have met in Penticton for the annual Young Start Tournament. Players who have played less than 100 pro games in each organization are eligible to attend. This leads to large age differences, and [...]
Prospect Ramblings September 8 2017
DobberProspects Ramblings Tough decisions at the top of the draft, prospect tournaments and some Q&A. […]
Tim Erixon
Tim Erixon, D | ||
Shoots: L | Height: 6-2 | Weight: 190 |
Born: 1991-2-14 | Hometown: Port Chester, NY | Drafted: 2009 by Calgary Flames, 23rd Overall |
Joel Lowry
Joel Lowry, LW Shoots: L Height: 6-2 Weight: 193 Born: 1991-11-15 Hometown: Calgary, Alberta Drafted: 2011 by the Los Angeles Kings, 140th overall Observations: September 2017 – After another poor season and a reoccurring back injury, Joel Lowry wasn’t tendered a qualifying offer [...]
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April 18th, 2015
The McDavid lottery, CHL playoff performers and more.
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The NHL Connor McDavid Lottery is happening as I am typing this, and it is so interesting to think of all the possibilities. Could you imagine if the LA Kings had won? Or the Bruins? I sort of want Edmonton to win, just because I’ve been waiting for a breakout from them for about four seasons now and I’m starting to feel bad for their cold, cold fans.
Well, Edmonton did win! Congrats, the rest of the world can’t wait to see how you screw this one up. Personally, I don’t think they will and that this is the start of a better time for Edmonton. Well, winter is ending but that’s not what I mean.
Rossy’s Ramblings – April 15th
Jack Eichel wins the Hobey Baker, Connor McDavid sets another record, Max Domi and Robby Fabbri have likely played their final OHL games. Wednesday, April 15th Connor McDavid continues to tear apart the Canadian Hockey [...]
Rossy’s Ramblings – April 15th
Jack Eichel wins the Hobey Baker, Connor McDavid sets another record, Max Domi and Robby Fabbri have likely played their final OHL games. Wednesday, April 15th Connor McDavid continues to tear apart the Canadian Hockey [...]
April 8th, 2015
April 7th Ramblings This is Zach Hopkins, your rookie rambler, coming back at you with another edition of Prospect Ramblings. Let’s jump right into it. * I really can’t stand Kevin Hayes. [...]
Dmitry Orlov
Dmitry Orlov, D | ||
Shoots: L | Height: 6-0 | Weight: 210 |
Born: 1991-04-11 | Hometown: Novokuznetsk, Russia | Drafted: 2009, #55 overall, Washington Capitals |
April 5th, 2015
April 4th
A quick look at some of the top performers in the CHL playoffs, a couple of impressive 2016 prospects, and more...
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The Flames called up Sam Bennett, who was in contention for the first overall pick a year ago. The North Bay Battalion held Bennett to just three assists and a minus-nine as they knocked out the Frontenacs in four games. The playoffs can make a prospect’s career but #SmallSampleSizes and Bennett did have 24 points in 11 games. Even with Calgary leaning on their young players, I think Bennett will take some time to get up to speed. Watch how he plays more than the points.
Instead of playing him right away, they decided to leave Markus Granlund in and he rewarded them with the first two goal game of the 21 year old’s career. While he has five points in his last six games, he really doesn’t have the same skillset as his brother, and he is only getting around 11 minutes a game on a surprising Flames team. There is still time for Granlund to develop, but his upside is around 55 points and he is an underdog for a long-term spot in the Flame’s top-six.