Prospect Info: 2024/25 Oilers Prospect Thread

North

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On a side note it looks like Wakely was scratched. Not sure if it was a healthy scratch or due to injury.
 

BarDownBobo

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Glad to see they learned from their mistake with Chiasson. These later round/UDFA guys who aren’t absolutely dominating in junior are much better served spending their overage year back there instead of bouncing back and forth between 4th line AHL and the ECHL, even if it burns a year off of their ELC in the process.
 

CycloneSweep

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Glad to see they learned from their mistake with Chiasson. These later round/UDFA guys who aren’t absolutely dominating in junior are much better served spending their overage year back there instead of bouncing back and forth between 4th line AHL and the ECHL, even if it burns a year off of their ELC in the process.
Yep. For guys like this the ELC really doesn't matter in the end cause they won't be playing for the big team during it.
 

MoontoScott

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Those LaChance goals were slick. Get that man on the PP in the AHL next year. Give him bionic legs to improve his skating. Bam, All-Star.
The Oilers desperately need some young goal scorers in the pipeline.

Perhaps Lachance won't ever get past the AHL level but it has to be encouraging to see someone who can snipe the puck.

Right now, apart from Savoie, is there a forward in the farm system who is projected to be a regular NHL'er? Philp is the only other name I can think of but you guys know the farm system better than I do.
 

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The Oilers desperately need some young goal scorers in the pipeline.

Perhaps Lachance won't ever get past the AHL level but it has to be encouraging to see someone who can snipe the puck.

Right now, apart from Savoie, is there a forward in the farm system who is projected to be a regular NHL'er? Philp is the only other name I can think of but you guys know the farm system better than I do.
Maxim Beryozkin is probably the most intriguing forward prospect past Savoie, playing his third full season in the KHL and seemingly taking another step this year. He’s 23 and his contract ends after this season so there’s a real chance he’s a guy who could potentially step into the lineup next season.
 

MoontoScott

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Maxim Beryozkin is probably the most intriguing forward prospect past Savoie, playing his third full season in the KHL and seemingly taking another step this year. He’s 23 and his contract ends after this season so there’s a real chance he’s a guy who could potentially step into the lineup next season.
Yes, I forgot about him.

So basically, at the pro and college levels (not juniors) the Oilers have 3 prospects who might be regular NHL'ers.

Skinny stuff.
 

Senor Catface

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The Oilers desperately need some young goal scorers in the pipeline.

Perhaps Lachance won't ever get past the AHL level but it has to be encouraging to see someone who can snipe the puck.

Right now, apart from Savoie, is there a forward in the farm system who is projected to be a regular NHL'er? Philp is the only other name I can think of but you guys know the farm system better than I do.

Jarventie would be up there too. Interesting prospect who is a lot closer to the NHL than who we traded to get him.
 

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