starsfan86
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Prospect Info: 2024 25 Prospect Development Tracker
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piqued
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It's pretty crazy to go 4 years without ever knowing if a player is actually interested in joining you. Great sign.
BrettHullsToe
'99*
Yeah, I was starting to think he was going the free agent route this summer to avoid the Stars' forward depth.
M88K
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Dallasman
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Expect some college signings too.
Starry Knight
Tele-Wyatt
Can you run it up the flagpole to draft Noah Read in the late rounds? Thanks
Noah Read - Stats, Contract, Salary & More
Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Noah Read, 2007-01-06 St. Catharines, ON, CAN Canada. Most recently in the OHL with London Knights. Complete player biography and stats.
www.eliteprospects.com
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Busey is life
MrHeiskanen
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Trey Taylor, D, Clarkson
Averaging close to 25 minutes per game this season, Taylor has been a revelation this season. A 6-foot-2, left-shot blueliner, he has shown true two-way capabilities this season that inspire more confidence in his ability to be a contributor at the next level. He has 25 points this season, but his ability to defend and match up against top lines is where teams will be impressed. He likely projects as a fringe bottom-of-the-lineup defenseman in the NHL, but the proficiency he's shown this year has certainly caught some attention.-----------------------------------------------------------------
Trey Taylor, a defenseman from Richmond, British Columbia, has steadily risen through the ranks of competitive hockey. Born on February 4, 2002, Taylor began his journey with the Seafair Minor Hockey Association before making his mark in the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) with the Vernon Vipers. His strong defensive play and ability to contribute offensively earned him recognition as a reliable two-way player. Taylor’s performance in the BCHL paved the way for his collegiate career at Clarkson University, where he continues to develop his skills in the NCAA. His dedication and consistent growth highlight his potential as a promising prospect in the hockey world.
Scouting reports emphasize Taylor’s poise, hockey IQ, and versatility on the ice. Standing at 6’2″ and weighing 190 pounds, he combines size with mobility, making him effective in both ends of the rink. Taylor excels in breaking up plays with his strong positioning and stick work, while his crisp passing and ability to join the rush add an offensive dimension to his game. He is known for his calm demeanor under pressure and his ability to make smart decisions in critical situations. Additionally, Taylor’s work ethic and commitment to improving his game make him a valuable asset to any team. As he continues to refine his skills, Trey Taylor remains a player to watch in the hockey community.
Taylor has attended development camps of the Vancouver Canucks and Tampa Bay Lightning.
Taylor has 1 year of NCAA eligibility remaining.
piqued
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Damn he shoots left. I was about to ask if he wanted to play in the NHL playoffs
Troy McClure
Suter will never be scratched
These college free agents almost never work out, but with the Stars having essentially zero future NHL defensemen in the system, this is a smart place for him to sign. If he makes strides, there’s an easy path to NHL opportunity.
serp
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If the player just becomes an AHL regular that's already more than fine.
Jim Bob
RIP RJ
If you need a right shot D, maybe you can see if Martino can bring his girlfriend along with him:
Kipper 17
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What is Martinos upside?
I remember being pretty excited about him early on. Then it seemed like we never heard anything about him for the last couple years. Now he looks promising again.
I remember being pretty excited about him early on. Then it seemed like we never heard anything about him for the last couple years. Now he looks promising again.
Jim Bob
RIP RJ
NHL's Stars sign Clarkson blueliner Taylor, who leaves Golden Knights after junior season - College Hockey | USCHO.com
The NHL's Dallas Stars have signed Clarkson junior defenseman Trey Taylor to a two-year, entry-level contract that will begin in 2025-26. Taylor will
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Trey really took a step offensively this season while also remaining a solid defensive D.
Jim Bob
RIP RJ
I could see him topping out as one of those OK depth NHL winger/high quality AHL winger types.
If he turns out to be a good 3rd line winger, I think that is a win for him.
piqued
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Yeah, look at Luke Krys. That's a nice player to have on your AHL team for free.
serp
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redbeardtx
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They got business in my hockey, and I hate it.
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Harrison Scott, a promising forward from San Jose, California, has steadily built a name for himself in the hockey world. Born on September 27, 2000, Scott began his journey with the San Jose Jr. Sharks before advancing to collegiate hockey. He initially played for Bentley University, where he showcased his offensive potential, tallying 26 goals and 22 assists over two seasons. In 2023, Scott transferred to the University of Maine, where his game reached new heights. During the 2024-25 season, he recorded an impressive 31 points in 33 games, solidifying his reputation as a reliable scorer and playmaker. His consistent development and ability to adapt to higher levels of competition highlight his dedication and potential as a hockey player.
Scouting reports emphasize Scott’s well-rounded skill set and high hockey IQ. Standing at 6’0″ and weighing 185 pounds, he combines size with agility, making him effective in both offensive and defensive situations. Scott excels in puck control, showcasing smooth hands and the ability to navigate through tight spaces. His vision and passing accuracy allow him to create scoring opportunities for his teammates, while his quick release and accurate shot make him a threat in the offensive zone. Additionally, Scott’s work ethic and commitment to improving his two-way game have made him a valuable asset on the ice. With his blend of skill, intelligence, and determination, Harrison Scott continues to be a player to watch as he progresses in his hockey career.
Scott has attended the development camp of the Vegas Golden Knights.
Scott has no NCAA eligibility remaining.
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Scouting reports emphasize Scott’s well-rounded skill set and high hockey IQ. Standing at 6’0″ and weighing 185 pounds, he combines size with agility, making him effective in both offensive and defensive situations. Scott excels in puck control, showcasing smooth hands and the ability to navigate through tight spaces. His vision and passing accuracy allow him to create scoring opportunities for his teammates, while his quick release and accurate shot make him a threat in the offensive zone. Additionally, Scott’s work ethic and commitment to improving his two-way game have made him a valuable asset on the ice. With his blend of skill, intelligence, and determination, Harrison Scott continues to be a player to watch as he progresses in his hockey career.
Scott has attended the development camp of the Vegas Golden Knights.
Scott has no NCAA eligibility remaining.
Let’s Go NCAA Free Agent Shopping 2025
It will never be at the same level as Free Agent Frenzy every July 1, but the NCAA Free Agent Frenzy still draws interest as NHL teams look to find the next Adam Oates, Joe Mullen, or Tory Krug. Th…
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