All-Purpose Prospect Thread v17.0

[EbonyRaptor]

Yes

Wouldn't Vanacker be ineligible due to the same age related CHL/AHL rule that prevented Korchinski from playing in the AHL last season?

 

[bwanajamba]

Wouldn't Vanacker be ineligible due to the same age related CHL/AHL rule that prevented Korchinski from playing in the AHL last season?

They can play after their CHL season ends. Lardis and Misiak did so last year for example. Can't remember if they are eligible for the playoffs or not though.

 

[Mrfenn92]

Wouldn't Vanacker be ineligible due to the same age related CHL/AHL rule that prevented Korchinski from playing in the AHL last season?

No he’d be eligible to be assigned to Rockford on a ATO only

 

[WarriorofTime]

I think players on ATOs are eligible for the AHL Playoffs, but they do not play there very often.

 

[Putt Pirate]

Any word on the Lardis injury? I have been unable to find anything online.

 

[CallMeShaft]

Any word on the Lardis injury? I have been unable to find anything online.

Nobody has heard anything. When someone does, it definitely will be posted here, it's just been quiet so far.

 

[EbonyRaptor]

They can play after their CHL season ends. Lardis and Misiak did so last year for example. Can't remember if they are eligible for the playoffs or not though.

Ah gotcha.

 

[EbonyRaptor]

Any word on the Lardis injury? I have been unable to find anything online.

With Brantford eliminated there's less urgency to know the extent of the injury as soon as possible. Now the time urgency is to have him ready for training camp and that's 5 months away. Hopefully we know what the injury is and what the recovery time is before then - just to know.

 

[WarriorofTime]

Hopefully Spellacy is able to go for Game 7. He took warmups yesterday but wasn't cleared.

 

[TheFridge]

They can play after their CHL season ends. Lardis and Misiak did so last year for example. Can't remember if they are eligible for the playoffs or not though.

Seems the only players not eligible for AHL playoffs are guys on NHL rosters during the NHL trade deadline (that aren't "assigned" to the AHL team via paper transaction on the day).

Guys on the reserve lists and guys already signed to NHL SPCs are eligible for the AHL playoffs. Vanacker and Lardis are both eligible for Rockford, though obviously Lardis seems out for the remainder of the season. Misiak is also eligible, etc.

 

[dj Mahoney]

Seems the only players not eligible for AHL playoffs are guys on NHL rosters during the NHL trade deadline (that aren't "assigned" to the AHL team via paper transaction on the day).

Guys on the reserve lists and guys already signed to NHL SPCs are eligible for the AHL playoffs. Vanacker and Lardis are both eligible for Rockford, though obviously Lardis seems out for the remainder of the season. Misiak is also eligible, etc.

I'm pretty sure Misiak is hurt ,,,,,,,,,,,again ,,,jjeeezzzz another DACH brother .

 

[ColbyChaos]

For the person asking Vanacker

 

[DisgruntledHawkFan]

Seems the only players not eligible for AHL playoffs are guys on NHL rosters during the NHL trade deadline (that aren't "assigned" to the AHL team via paper transaction on the day).

Guys on the reserve lists and guys already signed to NHL SPCs are eligible for the AHL playoffs. Vanacker and Lardis are both eligible for Rockford, though obviously Lardis seems out for the remainder of the season. Misiak is also eligible, etc.

Them and late season college UDFA's.

 

[EbonyRaptor]

BleacherNation put out a top-20 prospect list. They considered Nazar, Slaggert, Dach, Kaiser, del Mastro, Allan and Crevier to be ineligible because of time spent in NHL this season. They didn't exclude Korchinski despite him spending the entire season last year because he didn't play much NHL this season. He also excluded Bedard, Vlasic and Knight because they are already established NHL players. Here are the top-10 on the list - pretty solid.

1. Rinzel
2. Levshunov
3. Korchinski
4. Lardis
5. Moore
6. Boisvert
7. Vanacker
8. Pridham
9. Greene
10. Kantserov

 

[Muffinalt]

BleacherNation put out a top-20 prospect list. They considered Nazar, Slaggert, Dach, Kaiser, del Mastro, Allan and Crevier to be ineligible because of time spent in NHL this season. They didn't exclude Korchinski despite him spending the entire season last year because he didn't play much NHL this season. He also excluded Bedard, Vlasic and Knight because they are already established NHL players. Here are the top-10 on the list - pretty solid.

1. Rinzel
2. Levshunov
3. Korchinski
4. Lardis
5. Moore
6. Boisvert
7. Vanacker
8. Pridham
9. Greene
10. Kantserov

That's a really good looking top 10. All we really need is a blue chip forward (which isn't that likely this draft). If KD managed to pull off the Demidov trade, he would be looking amazing. He was on the right track.

 

[WarriorofTime]

BleacherNation put out a top-20 prospect list. They considered Nazar, Slaggert, Dach, Kaiser, del Mastro, Allan and Crevier to be ineligible because of time spent in NHL this season. They didn't exclude Korchinski despite him spending the entire season last year because he didn't play much NHL this season. He also excluded Bedard, Vlasic and Knight because they are already established NHL players. Here are the top-10 on the list - pretty solid.

1. Rinzel
2. Levshunov
3. Korchinski
4. Lardis
5. Moore
6. Boisvert
7. Vanacker
8. Pridham
9. Greene
10. Kantserov

Yeah I think that's fair, including list of which players qualify as graduates (a lot of it is semantics of course with regards to the DMen who are still waiver exempt for next year between 25-100 career NHL games - Allan, Del Mastro, Korchinski)

 

[Taze em]

BleacherNation put out a top-20 prospect list. They considered Nazar, Slaggert, Dach, Kaiser, del Mastro, Allan and Crevier to be ineligible because of time spent in NHL this season. They didn't exclude Korchinski despite him spending the entire season last year because he didn't play much NHL this season. He also excluded Bedard, Vlasic and Knight because they are already established NHL players. Here are the top-10 on the list - pretty solid.

1. Rinzel
2. Levshunov
3. Korchinski
4. Lardis
5. Moore
6. Boisvert
7. Vanacker
8. Pridham
9. Greene
10. Kantserov

I'd go:
1. Levshunov
2. Rinzel
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3. Boisvert
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4. Korchinski
5. Kantserov
6. Lardis
7. Moore
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8. Vanacker
9. Pridham
10. Mustard
11. Greene

Kantserov is good.

 

[Hattrick Kane]

Kitchener reverse sweeps Windsor and Pridham is moving on to the third round.

 

[EbonyRaptor]

Kitchener reverse sweeps Windsor and Pridham is moving on to the third round.

I watched the game - helluva good game despite the low score. Back and forth with lots of good chances and even better goaltending. Both Pridham and Spellacy played very well and with lots of speed.

 

[kmwtrucks]

I know some of you feel bader model is not very accurate but he ran Roman K . went 30 D-1 34 D-0 24 D1 and 68 D2.
23% star and 83% NHL player D2. still nice to hear. feels like a solid Middle 6 wing.

Mario Trib mentioned that from what he heard he is not sure soderstrom is coming over and that there is not alot there to get excited about. its a touch unclear. he may have been talking about Safunov but I think it was soderstrom.

 

[CallMeShaft]

I know some of you feel bader model is not very accurate but he ran Roman K . went 30 D-1 34 D-0 24 D1 and 68 D2.
23% star and 83% NHL player D2. still nice to hear. feels like a solid Middle 6 wing.

Mario Trib mentioned that from what he heard he is not sure soderstrom is coming over and that there is not alot there to get excited about. its a touch unclear. he may have been talking about Safunov but I think it was soderstrom.

There isn't room on the roster next season for Soderstrom if Rinzel and Levshunov are both ready. So at this point, not much to get excited about.

Bader's model has some usefulness, but the model doesn't paint an entire picture and he only ever doubles down on the model's predictions instead of using context. If his model wants to hype up a Hawks prospect, great. I'd rather our prospects do well in his model than not, but we shouldn't put too much stock into it either.

 

[Kevin Musto]

Chayka's pet sucks

 

[ClydeLee]

Chayka's pet sucks

Idk if you mean Bader or Soderstrom

 

[brakeyawself]

I'd go:
1. Levshunov
2. Rinzel
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3. Boisvert
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4. Korchinski
5. Kantserov
6. Lardis
7. Moore
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8. Vanacker
9. Pridham
10. Mustard
11. Greene

Kantserov is good.

Also prefer Boisvert and Lardis to Moore long term. Think Boisvert going to jump up boards after next season at BU. Whether can translate to NHL or not is a different matter, but headed in that direction. And yea , Levshunov still has higher ceiling than Rinzel IMO but may not reach it, who knows.

 

[CallMeShaft]

The injury to Lardis, who declined to offer specifics about the nature of the leg injury, didn’t fulfill his optimism, but it also didn’t come anywhere near the worst possible outcome. Lardis sought multiple medical opinions after the injury occurred on April 13 and was given the same encouraging news: His injury wasn’t severe.

“There’s no long-term effects that will come from this injury,” Lardis said. “There’s no surgery involved or anything. It’s just more of resting it for a little bit, like a week or two, then starting the rehabbing as well. I should be good, hopefully, in a couple weeks here, or a little longer. I’ll have the whole summer here to kind of train and be 100 percent, ready for next year, which is really good.”