2020-21 DobberProspects Organizational Rankings: 19-14
2020-21 DobberProspects Organizational Rankings What NHL franchise has the best prospects? That can be a difficult and subjective question to answer. To give it our best shot, the senior staff at DobberProspects has collaborated to [...]
Best and Worst Teams at Finding NHL Players from the Draft
This is the third and final article about the topic of finding NHL players from NHL Drafts. I have been going through a span of 10 years – from the year 2000 to 2009 [...]
Pavel Buchnevich

| Pavel Buchnevich, LW | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 6-0 | Weight: 157 |
| Born: 1995-04-17 | Hometown: Cherepovets, RUS | Drafted: 2013 by New York Rangers, 75th Overall |
Prospect Ramblings: Djoos has arrived (and more first NHL goals)
Normally, me geeking out over prospects scoring their first ever NHL goals is a small segment of my ramblings, coverings one or two goals a week. I thought I was lucky last week to feature DeBrusk, McAvoy, Bratt, and lots of others, but this season just keeps on giving, so [...]
Prospect Ramblings: How A Change in Draft Age Would Affect Fantasy Hockey
Aleksi Heponiemi (Swift Current Broncos) These are the golden days of fantasy hockey. Granted we won’t ever see the 200-plus point campaigns with ten or more players cracking [...]
Zach Pochiro
Zach Pochiro, LW Shoots: R Height: 6-1 Weight: 154 Born: 1994-03-06 Hometown: St. Louis, MO Drafted: 4th Round (112st Overall) 2013 to St. Louis Observations: October 2017- After being acquired in a trade for Nail Yakupov, Pochiro has only played in four total AHL games. But in [...]
Alexander Wennberg

| Alexander Wennberg, C/LW | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 6-1 | Weight: 183 |
| Born: 1994-09-22 | Hometown: Nacka, SWE | Drafted: 2013 by Columbus Blue Jackets, 14th Overall |
Michael Chaput

| Michael Chaput, C | ||
| Shoots:L | Height: 6-2 | Weight: 194 |
| Born: 1992-04-09 | Hometown: Ile Bizard, Quebec | Drafted: 2010 by Philadelphia, 89th overall |
Jordan Schroeder

| Jordan Schroeder, C | ||
| Shoots: R | Height: 5-9 | Weight: 180 |
| Born: 1990-09-29 | Hometown: Burnsville, MN | Drafted: 2009 by Vancouver Canucks, 22nd Overall |
Calvin de Haan

| Calvin de Haan, D | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 6-0 | Weight: 180 |
| Born: 1991-5-9 | Hometown: Carp, Ont. | Drafted: 2009 by New York Islanders, 12th Overall |
Rossy’s Hockey Prospect Ramblings – April 22nd
Those damn lucky Oilers and McDavid, Ehlers finishes off an outstanding junior career, Leafs draft approach, NHL Mock Drafts and junior players make impact in AHL debuts.
Wednesday, April 22nd
Old news now but with the Edmonton Oilers winning another draft lottery and the rights to draft Connor McDavid….I’m still not sleeping very well. Prior to the draft lottery, I said to my buddies and confessed to my girlfriend, “as long as Edmonton doesn’t end up winning then I am fine with whatever team wins it.”
Yup…I jinxed every other team and the Oilers fans can thank me when Connor McDavid stands in front of their future beautiful rink, next to his statue as one of the all-time greats in Edmonton. My frustration with the Oilers’ luck quickly turned when I started getting threatening angry texts from my buddies in my keeper pool. That’s when I clued in.
Our keeper league has a rule in place where the bottom five teams (of 20) are assigned the corresponding bottom five NHL teams and if one of them wins the lottery, then that guy wins the lotto too. Here’s a little backstory on our league. It’s been running for a decade and I recently decided to try rebuilding on the fly but unfortunately it resulted me in snapping my six-year championship run (obviously, the other guys were happy about that).
Rossy’s Hockey Prospect Ramblings – April 22nd
Those damn lucky Oilers and McDavid, Ehlers finishes off an outstanding junior career, Leafs draft approach, NHL Mock Drafts and junior players make impact in AHL debuts.
Wednesday, April 22nd
Old news now but with the Edmonton Oilers winning another draft lottery and the rights to draft Connor McDavid….I’m still not sleeping very well. Prior to the draft lottery, I said to my buddies and confessed to my girlfriend, “as long as Edmonton doesn’t end up winning then I am fine with whatever team wins it.”
Yup…I jinxed every other team and the Oilers fans can thank me when Connor McDavid stands in front of their future beautiful rink, next to his statue as one of the all-time greats in Edmonton. My frustration with the Oilers’ luck quickly turned when I started getting threatening angry texts from my buddies in my keeper pool. That’s when I clued in.
Our keeper league has a rule in place where the bottom five teams (of 20) are assigned the corresponding bottom five NHL teams and if one of them wins the lottery, then that guy wins the lotto too. Here’s a little backstory on our league. It’s been running for a decade and I recently decided to try rebuilding on the fly but unfortunately it resulted me in snapping my six-year championship run (obviously, the other guys were happy about that).






