deeshamrock
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Four players who stood out at the NHL combine
http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/four-players-who-stood-out-at-the-nhl-combine/
top of the list, sitting at #14, is a forward that might be a nice fit
the other 3
Mackenzie Blackwood, G, Barrie Colts
Jesse Gabrielle, LW, Regina Pats (projected 3rd round)
Karch Bachman, LW, Culver Academy (87th in N. America)
http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/four-players-who-stood-out-at-the-nhl-combine/
top of the list, sitting at #14, is a forward that might be a nice fit
Travis Konecny, C, Ottawa 67’s
Aside from Jack Eichel, no projected first-round skater impressed more than Konecny.
Endurance and power: He wound up in the 90th percentile in both VO2 and Wingate peak power testing. He also managed 16 reps in the body-weight adjusted bench press, fourth overall in the field, tied with Jack Eichel. Konecny’s explosive jumps weren’t quite so impressive but still above average.
Given his work ethic and motor, you’d expect Konecny would be there in the aerobic elite but the other numbers make you sit up and take notice. He already climbed from 26th at the mid-term to 14th in the final Central Scouting rankings of North American skaters, so don’t expect him to be jumping anyone on his performance at the combine.
the other 3
Mackenzie Blackwood, G, Barrie Colts
Jesse Gabrielle, LW, Regina Pats (projected 3rd round)
Karch Bachman, LW, Culver Academy (87th in N. America)