Prospect Info: Bakersfield Condors 24-25 thread
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Too little too late, hes already a bust if you ask cyclone.
Bryanbryoil
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Savoie is now tied with Seth Griffith for the team lead in points and is in 5th place in rookie scoring and 4 points back of the rookie scoring leader.
Bryanbryoil
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Man, our prospects are cooking lately. Savoie, O'Reilly, Philp putting up some big numbers lately after a slow start.
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Cyclones can’t reply in this thread currently because he’s caught a bad case of the stfu’s
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Hamblin has been back for two games, so that'll be a big boost for the Condors.
Bryanbryoil
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Thanks, I was looking at the team's stats and saw that he had a very low # of games and assumed that he was still out. Jarventie on the flip side is stuck on 2 games. Whatever his health issue(s) let's hope that he gets over them and soon.
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But why isn't the coach playing Savoie, Philp and Petrov more?
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Gotta figure Philip gets some games here pretty soon. Ryan is getting healthy scratched at C in favor of a guy who hasn't played C in the NHL in many years (although Janmark is doing okay I suppose outside of faceoffs, but he isn't killing it either). Ryan is ancient and hasn't looked good at all really. Ryan has the least points on the entire team for one of the "regulars", is close to team worst for +/-, and is 2nd worst for xGF% on the team. Basically Ryan has been dogshit outside of faceoffs (where he admittedly is fantastic), and Philp is likely already quite a bit better than him right now. In fact Philp has a slightly better xGF% than Ryan in a ridiculously small sample size, but that sample was also from when the Oilers weren't playing well at the beginning of the season. Philp would also be a slightly lower cap hit ($125k less).
Philp should be called up and Ryan sent down really any day now, and its kinda strange it hasn't happened already to be honest.
I'm less sure what I would do with Savoie. My inclination is to keep him in the minors and let him play mondo-minutes and score points, now that is he is having good success over the last 10 GP. Although those that watch the Condors games have been saying he's been positive all season really, just wasn't getting any puck luck. One of the issues with Savoie is: who do you sit or send down? Kapanen has been passable and has low cap hit. Perry has actually been pretty decent, and I don't think they are going to move him to minors. Podz isn't going anywhere. I guess maybe if they decide to trade Skinner (assuming Skinner would waive his NMC) or if they decide to drop Kapanen. It might just have to be that Savoie comes in for injury relief for the playoffs (barring lots of injury woes hitting the team in the regular season that is)
Philp should be called up and Ryan sent down really any day now, and its kinda strange it hasn't happened already to be honest.
I'm less sure what I would do with Savoie. My inclination is to keep him in the minors and let him play mondo-minutes and score points, now that is he is having good success over the last 10 GP. Although those that watch the Condors games have been saying he's been positive all season really, just wasn't getting any puck luck. One of the issues with Savoie is: who do you sit or send down? Kapanen has been passable and has low cap hit. Perry has actually been pretty decent, and I don't think they are going to move him to minors. Podz isn't going anywhere. I guess maybe if they decide to trade Skinner (assuming Skinner would waive his NMC) or if they decide to drop Kapanen. It might just have to be that Savoie comes in for injury relief for the playoffs (barring lots of injury woes hitting the team in the regular season that is)
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24 points in 28 games is certainly solid for a rookie at the pro level.
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They’d never do it but I’d trade Skinner and try to run a Janmark-Philip-Savoie 3rd line. Tampa has had tons of success this past decade running different versions of a “kid line” in the playoffs, the most famous being Palat-Johnson-Kuch which they rode to the 2015 finals. A young Cirelli was a major part of several cup runs , as were Ross Colton- Taylor Raddysh. Jon Cooper is really good at utilizing youth on his roster, we should take note.
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I'm not worried about a forward prospect if they're putting up those numbers.
Dazed and Confused
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Posted this in today's GDT, but it also fits here:
My guess: He's called up for the Colorado game on the 16th. It's the one point where the Condors and Oilers overlap, as the Condors will be nearby for their matches on the 14th and 15th.
He sits that night (3 games in 3 nights is a bad idea), but suits up in Vancouver and is settled in with team by the time they get back to Edmonton for their 6 game homestand and a ton of practices.
Literally never said thaaat.
Man unfortunate that the best thing we could turn that Bourgault pick into is a walking injury. Jarventie has looked good in the AHL when he can play.
Bryanbryoil
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Hopefully he is healthy by next season and clears waivers and then shows that he's a NHL guy? Otherwise a dud for a band-aid I guess?
Jarventie has played 26 less games this year than Bourgault and only 7 points back lol.
I hope he can get healthy to help recover from that blunder of a pick.
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Podkolzin is technically part of the Bourgault trade tree, so I’d say there’s been a decent recovery
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The slight delay collecting the pass off the wall to draw both defenders before the back hand pass to Griffith was masterclass.
