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Prospect Info: 2022-2023 Coyotes Prospect General Discussion and Stats Weekly Update
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We need C's, for the last I don't know how many years. Had a chance to get a pretty good one, I think, at the draft. You do build from the back end, and right now we have our goalies, need more D, but it would look better if Valimaki and Soderstrom take another step, same with Moser, but it is still a weakness. We have winger depth but no great C. We have wingers that may be ready to challenger for a spot, but shit for C's.
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The development kids are at Top Golf tonight- confirmed are Julian Lutz, Maveric Lamoureaux, Adam Zlinka, Maxy Szuber, and Ilya Fedotov.
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I wish Fedotov would stay and play in Tucson.
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He could if he has the dough and the will.
NCAA requires collegiate players at development camps to pay their own way (including transportation costs, hotel, and food) for all but the first 48 hours at camp.
The "48-hour rule" partial exemption is only for first-time attendees. Cooley attended last year.
Returning attendees must pay their own way for the entire duration of their stay, which technically includes even food.
Is Fedotov under contract in the KHL? If so, why is he able to attend development camp but Simashev and But are not going to be there?
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I don’t understand this either. The other one that throws me through a loop is in Philly. NHL teams are not allowed to sign KHL players under contract, like Michkov. But KHL clubs can sign Philly goaltender Ivan Fedotov who is still under contract to the Flyers?
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Zucker mentioned Cooley in his interview. Be nice if he changed his mind and signed at the camp.
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Sucks to not have Simashev, But, Duda, and Moroz participate. Maybe some are there and just doing off ice stuff.
Some interesting invitees including Quinn Hutson from BU, doesn’t BA’s son go there? Also, Michael Hagens from the great Chicago Steel program.
Some interesting invitees including Quinn Hutson from BU, doesn’t BA’s son go there? Also, Michael Hagens from the great Chicago Steel program.
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Yes. It was tolled last year. Now it’s active or needs to be tolled again this upcoming season. So why is a KHL team allowed to sign him for two years recently?
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Me too! I'm on the fence about going to the prospect camp tomorrow. I've live in AZ for almost 19 years and only missed three or four camps. Not sure if there is enough there to bother going tomorrow. Lamoureux, Szuber, Mattika and Geekie are probably enough to get me to make the drive, but if Simashev and But were there, I wouldn't miss it. I see Cooley's name on the list but I guess that's just the list of invites.
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Ilya and Danil potentially traded. Powerhouse SKA is not the best place for Ilya, hopefully they will loan him out. The Sports Express article states “Earlier, "SE" reported that the club from Nizhny Novgorod will also receive the rights to defender Yegor Zamula and striker Daniil Savunov.”
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