Prospect Info: Bakersfield Condors 24-25 thread

[Canovin]

I wonder if we have Bedard-lite in Savoie. Same size. Bedard is now 5'10. Must have grew another inch

 

[McJadeddog]

Now that's a shot and release that WILL score in the NHL. Let's Go Savoie!

Good to see him score, but honestly, there are likely a few people in this thread that could have put that puck in the net in that scenario, lol. He had a wide open net 10' in front of him.

Agreed though, he does indeed have a plus shot, and I think it will translate not too badly to the NHL.

 

[TheNumber4]

Good to see him score, but honestly, there are likely a few people in this thread that could have put that puck in the net in that scenario, lol. He had a wide open net 10' in front of him.

Agreed though, he does indeed have a plus shot, and I think it will translate not too badly to the NHL.

There are some that would blame the goalie for not stopping that too

But yeh it’s a gaping net. But done with such ease, quickness, and precision to get it high. This particular chance was easy though, but it shows ability for tougher chances from that same side with that same one tee. I think lesser scorers might just rip that into the pad or dust it off or maybe even flub it.

 

[McJadeddog]

There are some that would blame the goalie for not stopping that too

But yeh it’s a gaping net. But done with such ease, quickness, and precision to get it high. This particular chance was easy though, but it shows ability for tougher chances from that same side with that same one tee. I think lesser scorers might just rip that into the pad or dust it off or maybe even flub it.

Agreed. He has shown to have a pretty deadly one timer in the AHL, and a pretty darn good shot overall. Shooting skills isn't going to be high on the list of things that are wrong with the player, that is for sure.

 

[Giggleplex]

Good to see him score, but honestly, there are likely a few people in this thread that could have put that puck in the net in that scenario, lol. He had a wide open net 10' in front of him.

Agreed though, he does indeed have a plus shot, and I think it will translate not too badly to the NHL.

It's harder than it looks, but perhaps the more notable part of the play is the off-puck movement in order to create that open net look (i.e. hiding in the D-men's blindspot and then backing up just in time to create the opening).

 

[Jarvi]

I wonder if we have Bedard-lite in Savoie. Same size. Bedard is now 5'10. Must have grew another inch

Not a chance.

Bedard is a -65 in his short career, and Stauff was lauding Savoies defensive game.

 

[Senor Catface]

Tier 5 Pee-Wee All Star says "I could score that"

More at 11.

 

[Tobias Kahun]

Tier 5 Pee-Wee All Star says "I could score that"

More at 11.

Hes also a youtube doctor and knows when players are about to die.

 

[midnightcopper]

I didn't know where else to post this, but since the Tuscon Roadrunners are an AHL affiliate of Utah, it's nice to see Yamamoto second on the team in scoring with 10 goals and 16 assists in 27 games. He's only played three times for Utah it seems. As one of my favorite players when he was here, I wonder if they'd ever consider bringing him back in some capacity, as he's only signed a one year with Utah.

 

[Stoneman89]

I didn't know where else to post this, but since the Tuscon Roadrunners are an AHL affiliate of Utah, it's nice to see Yamamoto second on the team in scoring with 10 goals and 16 assists in 27 games. He's only played three times for Utah it seems. As one of my favorite players when he was here, I wonder if they'd ever consider bringing him back in some capacity, as he's only signed a one year with Utah.

Highly unlikely. They moved on from him in the first place because he was too small and getting banged up for the type of game he tries to play, and was thus ineffective.

 

[Canovin]

Highly unlikely. They moved on from him in the first place because he was too small and getting banged up for the type of game he tries to play, and was thus ineffective.

Oilers moved on from Yamo because he was making 3M. At league minimum I'm sure he could take Jeff Skinner's spot

 

[Stoneman89]

Oilers moved on from Yamo because he was making 3M. At league minimum I'm sure he could take Jeff Skinner's spot

Yes, the contract was an issue, but I don't think the Oilers are interested in that type of player body at this point.

 

[McAsuno]

I didn't know where else to post this, but since the Tuscon Roadrunners are an AHL affiliate of Utah, it's nice to see Yamamoto second on the team in scoring with 10 goals and 16 assists in 27 games. He's only played three times for Utah it seems. As one of my favorite players when he was here, I wonder if they'd ever consider bringing him back in some capacity, as he's only signed a one year with Utah.

No thanks. There's much more quality NHL top 6 wingers available IF the team chooses to go that route.