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Prospect Ramblings: Europeans Crossing the Pond (May 5)

By Jokke Nevalainen|2019-05-06T15:32:27-04:00May 5th, 2019|Prospects Rambling|

  Playoffs are now over in major European leagues like the KHL, SHL and Liiga. We’ve seen many drafted prospects sign their entry level contracts lately. Some free agents have been signed out of Europe as well. Many more free agents are still deciding who to sign with. Here are my thoughts on those players. [...]

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IR report: Patrick still out, Dube will play, world juniors, etc.

By Mike Drover|2016-12-24T16:05:58-05:00December 24th, 2016|Feature Story|

Team USA will be without Canuck prospect Brock Boeser at the world junior tournament due to wrist surgery that is expected to keep him out of games at least eight weeks.     It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Christmas? No, I’m talking about the world juniors, of course. I believe strongly that [...]

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