BronxBruin
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Gabrielle wasn't invited to the summer evaluation camp (which starts this weekend) which likely hurts his chances. I believe Steen is attending Sweden's so maybe his odds are better.
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Gabrielle wasn't invited to the summer evaluation camp (which starts this weekend) which likely hurts his chances. I believe Steen is attending Sweden's so maybe his odds are better.
don
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I think we have an outstanding crop of prospects. I wish the Bruins web site would provide more information on them.
Zboril, McAvoy, Vladar are sure things.
For Canada, a possible 8 returne at foward make it not too easy for Senyshyn and Gabrielle. Kinda hard to see Gabrielle making it, HC doesn't like player who easily loose their temper. For Senyshyn it really depends on how much he improve this year. I'll say he need to prove he can have a better impact in the game, going for loose puck, understanding how to use his teamate and not operating in a bubble. If he do I really like his chance, if he don't I really doubt he makes it.
Only two returne on D, so Lauzon have a good chance to be there, I know he was the last cut last year but I wouldn't consider him a lock. I'll have competition with Myers, Fabbro, Chychrun, Girard, Bear, Juulsen, etc.
I don't know much for USA. Only 3 returnee on defense and Krys was one of them, so I suppose there's some decent chance Lindgren makes it. At first Fredric looks like an outsider, but the way he play he could really be a role player for their 4th line playing the role Donato/Bjork were penciled in last year.
It's generaly easier to have prospect playing in the WJC when you draft more europeans. To make team Canada you really have to be a great great prospect or to be a HC program favorite to play a specific role. For the US, like I said I don't know enough how they operate and the NCAA guy to really say anything.
Lindgren should be a lock. extremely well-liked by his peers and his offensive game always seems to come around in big games
BronxBruin
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Details for the WJC camps can be found here: http://bruins.nhl.com/club/blogpost.htm?id=47351
It looks like the scrimmages will be streamed via FastHockey.com
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I always say the same thing, and it never was he suck, I don't think he suck. He has some amazing tool but he his game is less advance than your typical 18yo high pick from the CHL. He was draft as a project, he is still a project.
I suppose you de not agree with something I said?
What would it be?
Colt.45Orr
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agreed
I always say the same thing, and it never was he suck, I don't think he suck. He has some amazing tool but he his game is less advance than your typical 18yo high pick from the CHL. He was draft as a project, he is still a project.
ODAAT
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it`ll never happen as the odds are stacked against them as far as percentages go but wouldn`t it be good if all made the only team that mattered to fans here?
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Will they try to stream them this year? New Jersey did a good job for their team, but we were left with nothing for the Buffalo-Boston game. Hope one of the two organisations wake up this year.
DominicT
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McAvoy, Frederic and Lindgren survive first cuts at Team USA camp
http://collegehockeyinc.com/articles/us-trims-camp-roster
http://collegehockeyinc.com/articles/us-trims-camp-roster
PrisonMike
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Looks like Im taking a roadtrip
Have some vacation time to kill, and its only 450 miles each way. Should be fun 
GarbageGoal
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meanwhile, Kathryn's killing it out there; it's time Jay won back her affections with a Calder Cup
ODAAT
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Is/will Frederic`s role be the same this year Dom (or anyone) if he makes the team? 3rd line C? Not a bad thing, just asking
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riverhawkey91
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He is, he's wearing 19. Lauzon is also on Team Canada, but it doesn't look like he's playing today. Senyshyn hasn't really gotten a ton of time so far, it looks like he's 3rd or 4th line, and that's without Marner and Strome active.
NHL-Network is also showing this game (and all others) for the next few days. USA plays at 4 ET, though no idea which of the Bs guys might be playing today.
Not sure, as USA Hockey link shows they have it down to 11 dee and 17 forwards, so far all 3 Bruins are still there. TSN is showing the USA/Sweden game too, maybe our Swedish pick is playing. Lauzon is not playing today. Senyshyn is not playing much or getting feed the puck, seems the dee likes to over handle the puck and ignore the open first chance pass. He is getting passes after he slows down to a stop then its chip it in.
http://teamusa.usahockey.com/page/show/2602435-final-u-s-camp-roster
https://twitter.com/HC_WJC/status/760875965870288896/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc^tfw
Yeah I agree with you...he seems to be open but not getting the puck..just a few minutes was wide open in the slot with stick cocked but no pass arrived
riverhawkey91
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Yeah I'm actually a little surprised he's not getting more time. He's made quite a few good defensive zone and forechecking plays so far, which is what usually keeps skilled offensive guys like him off the ice, but hasn't had any time to really play offense...though admittedly he's whiffed on a few plays where he probably would have had an opportunity to create some offense.
Can't blame him for the Too-Many-Men penalty though, shouldn't have been called at all. Very surprised he doesn't appear to be part of the power-play too.
Can't blame him for the Too-Many-Men penalty though, shouldn't have been called at all. Very surprised he doesn't appear to be part of the power-play too.
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