Prospect Ramblings: 2021 Calder Candidates – Pacific Division
Welcome back to the third edition of the Prospect Ramblings quarantine mini-series where I’ve been looking into each NHL pipeline with a goal of uncovering each team’s best candidate for the 2021 Calder Trophy. [...]
DPR Episode 89: Carolina Hurricanes Top Prospects with Mike Dawson Head North American Amateur Scout
Mike Dawson, Head North American Amateur Scout for the Carolina Hurricanes joins the podcast. Mike shares his thoughts on several of Carolinas top prospects, what they like about each player and what the short term [...]
DPR – Episode 32: Summer Series – Capitals, Blue Jackets, Habs, Predators and Avalanche with Hayden Soboleski
Eastern Teams In the first segment Paul talks Washington Capitals and how shallow they are on the wings. Potential prospects that could find a roster spot discussed include: Jakub Vrana, Riley Barber and Tyler Graovac. Which defenseman has the better chance of making the Caps roster and which one has [...]
Prospects Rambling: Alexis Lafrenière and QMJHL Preseason Notes
With Canada’s three major junior leagues in various stages of their preseason schedules, a few players have made their early marks. Here are several particularly noteworthy QMJHL efforts. While we can debate the value of preseason statistics in any league, there’s no denying William Lagrange’s efforts in four contests have [...]
Prospects Rambling: Organizational rankings? Boss tells it like it is
Pilfering Nolan Patrick in the 2017 entry draft is just one of the many reasons the Philadelphia Flyers are No. 1 in Dobber's rankings of the 31 NHL teams' prospect pools. Fans love lists. In fact, the only thing they love more than reading lists is picking holes in [...]
2017 Organizational Prospects Rankings
2017 Organizational Prospects Rankings The long overdue DobberProspects Organizational Rankings has returned! Ranking prospects is a pretty subjective exercise; one person may have a very high opinion of a player, while another may have a rather low opinion of the same player. Everyone has their biases of course so in [...]
Jimmy Mullin
| Jimmy Mullin, C | ||
| Shoots: R | Height: 5-11 | Weight: 167 |
| Born: 1992-02-24 | Hometown: Philadelphia, PA | Drafted: 2010 by Tampa Bay Lightning, 118th Overall |
Vladislav Namestnikov

| Vladislav Namestnikov, C | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 6-0 | Weight: 183 |
| Born: 1992-11-22 | Hometown: Voskresensk, RUS | Drafted: 2011 by Tampa Bay Lightning, 27th Overall |
Marcel Noebels

| Marcel Noebels, LW | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 6-3 | Weight: 201 |
| Born: 1992-03-14 | Hometown: Tornisvorst, Germany | Drafted: 2011 by Philadelphia, 118th overall |
Teemu Eronen

| Teemu Eronen, D | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 5-10 | Weight: 180 |
| Born: 1990-11-22 | Hometown: Vaantaa, Finland | Drafted: 2011 by St. Louis, 192nd overall |
John Gaudreau

| John Gaudreau, LW | ||
| Shoots: L | Height: 5-9 | Weight: 160 |
| Born: 1993-08-13 | Hometown: Carney’s Point, NJ, USA | Drafted: 2011 Calgary Flames, 104th overall |
Rossy’s Thursday Prospect Ramblings
Today's ramblings look at the Connor McDavid show, recaps the progress of 2014 1st rounders and applauds the Leafs' Mark Hunter addition...
Thursday, October 23rd
Continuing from Tuesday’s ramblings, let’s get back to reviewing the progress of the prospects drafted in the first round of the 2014 draft.
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Previously, John Quenneville (30th) to Robby Fabbri (21st) were covered and now it’s time to examine the start prospects Nick Schmaltz (20th) to Kevin Fiala (11th) have gotten off to.
20th – Nick Schmaltz (Chicago Blackhawks) – An aggressive move to trade up to acquire Schmaltz on draft day, it will be interesting to see how this dazzling playmaker progresses in the Blackhawks system. North Dakota’s freshman is showing no problems transitioning to the collegiate game with one goal and four points through four games.
19th – Anthony DeAngelo (Tampa Bay Lightning) – It’s an odd sight to look at the OHL’s defensive scoring leaders and not see Sarnia’s Anthony DeAngelo leading the pack but with one goal and eight points through his first half-dozen games, we’re not panicking. After impressing the Lightning during training camp, DeAngelo has returned to Sarnia rejuvenated. There has been a minor blip on his young season as the New Jersey defender has already served a two-game suspension for his altercation with an official.








