Prospect Info: 2024-25 Ducks Prospects

[cheesymc]

What are the chances that Galimov ever plays a game for the Ducks?

If he can get a similar contract in the KHL and is already comfortable living and playing there, I don't really see why he would want to risk coming to a dumpster fire like Anaheim when he's finally having some success.

There's no way he comes here on an AHL contract.

I think the only way he signs with us is if it's on a one-way deal with some internal agreement for an out clause if they send him to the AHL. I hope we can convince him to sign if we guarantee games after the trade deadline, similar to college signings. Mind as well see what he can do. Only concern is that his Russian team can definitely compensate him more...

 

[Ducks DVM]

I think the only way he signs with us is if it's on a one-way deal with some internal agreement for an out clause if they send him to the AHL. I hope we can convince him to sign if we guarantee games after the trade deadline, similar to college signings. Mind as well see what he can do. Only concern is that his Russian team can definitely compensate him more...

They can’t for his first year. It’s an ELC deal, and they’re 2-way deals by CBA. However, he’s old enough at 25 to where his ELC is on,y 1 year, so as long as he signs and plays a game before the end of the season he can get a 1-way contract for next year.

 

[MMC]

 

[Zegs2sendhelp]

Damn pasta killin it

 

[Mr Rogers]

I wouldn’t mind Pasta getting a call up. Hopefully he gets a few games before the end of the year.

 

[Static]

Blais has an assist tonight. Sennecke is serving his second game of a two game suspension.

 

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Sweden Stock Watch: Montreal Canadiens prospect Oliver Kapanen lighting it up in SHL

Jimmy Hamrin explores what's been working in the SHL for Oliver Kapanen and breaks down the rest of the risers and fallers in our Swedish stock watch.

www.eliteprospects.com

Lucas Pettersson, C, Modo Hockey/Östersunds IK (Anaheim Ducks)
Lucas Pettersson is playing very well, often logging over 20 minutes per game as a top-line centre in HockeyAllsvenskan. Given his current form, he probably should have been on Sweden’s World Junior Championship roster last month. Despite playing for a struggling team at the bottom of the standings, he is still producing points.

Lucas is a fast-skating centre who contributes in all three zones. He looks much stronger this season and possesses intriguing physical skills, such as using reverse hits effectively and maintaining strong puck protection along the boards. He wins puck battles with inside-driven stick checking. Offensively, he reads space well, knowing where to place the puck and when to slow down a play. He is always intense and covers a lot of ice. He isn’t an elite offensive talent but is a competent playmaker who can carry and protect the puck at high speed. His speedy two-way game suggests he has a future as a third-line NHL centre.

 

[Kalv]

Wow, a player benefits of playing in a lower level for a bit to get his confidence and habits up. Who knew? Anyway, let's keep rushing players to the NHL and AHL, Pat

What a month for Pasta, he's getting closer.

 

[Static]

Galimov has another goal this morning.

 

[Static]

Yikes!

 

[ScarTroy]

Sorry your 11 points in 51 games last year wasn’t sounding the alarm for PV to reach out to your agent. I’m assuming maybe there’s translation issues, but but a huge fan of him with answers like that.

 

[ZegrassyKnoll]

Sorry your 11 points in 51 games last year wasn’t sounding the alarm for PV to reach out to your agent. I’m assuming maybe there’s translation issues, but but a huge fan of him with answers like that.

I wouldn't read into his attitude. Just watch any video of the prospects that Mintyukov is in.

Many Russians are extremely blunt and dry.