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Bruins Prospects XXIV

Saturday Wrap

We start in the Q as Moncton wins 9-3 ,our guy Loke Johansson 2 assists 1 shot ,1 hit, +1

Umass Amherst wins 5-1 over Air Force
Locmelis 1 shot +1 15 for 20 faceoffs

Colorado College beats Northern Michigan 6-1
Gallagher 1 goal 2 assists 5 shots +4, so far a nice FU to BU

STOP THE CORONATION!!!!
Michigan State 4 BC 3
Jellvik 2 assists -1 2 for 7 faceoffs
Gasseau 1 shot 4 for 9 faceoffs
Letourneau 3 shots -1 1 for 7

North Dakota 5 Providence College 2
Schmaltz 1 shot 10 for 17, 4th line Center role
Svedebäck 26 saves

Quinnipiac 3 Penn State 2
Pelosi 1 shot 3 for 8 faceoffs
Groenewold 1 shot -1
Our guys were pretty good, Pelosi 2nd line Center, Groenewold 3rd pairing

Miami 4 Alaska Anchorage 1
Nassen 1 goal 2 shots, decent start for Casper, 2 goals 2 assists in 4 games

Minnesota 1 Omaha 2 in OT
Hendrickson 2 shots

Harvard kinda starts next weekend vs the NTDP
Cornell has a scrimmage vs Princeton
 
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I'm not a big Corey Pronman fan as I don't see how he can know so much about ALL of the drafted prospects, but his 2022 redraft actually shows the Bruins some love:

1. Dans Locmelis, draft position 119, redraft 34 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
2. Matthew Poitras, draft position 54, redraft 43 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
3. Frederic Brunet, draft position 132, redraft 75 (Tier 7, has chance to play NHL games)


That being said, Locmelis over Poitras? Ok
 
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mikelvl said:
I'm not a big Corey Pronman fan as I don't see how he can know so much about ALL of the drafted prospects, but his 2022 redraft actually shows the Bruins some love:

1. Dans Locmelis, draft position 119, redraft 34 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
2. Matthew Poitras, draft position 54, redraft 43 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
3. Frederic Brunet, draft position 132, redraft 75 (Tier 7, has chance to play NHL games)


That being said, Locmelis over Poitras? Ok
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Freaking ludicrous.
 
mikelvl said:
I'm not a big Corey Pronman fan as I don't see how he can know so much about ALL of the drafted prospects, but his 2022 redraft actually shows the Bruins some love:

1. Dans Locmelis, draft position 119, redraft 34 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
2. Matthew Poitras, draft position 54, redraft 43 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
3. Frederic Brunet, draft position 132, redraft 75 (Tier 7, has chance to play NHL games)


That being said, Locmelis over Poitras? Ok
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So Poitras is projected to play some NHL games. He is of course already 7th in the draft class in games player. He clearly should be in tier 4 on this list (bubble top line, middle 6) , and even if he wants to be conservative he goes to tier 5 (middle of the lineup) . He has clearly shown enough that his ability to stay healthy is the only question remaining about whether he will have a long career
 
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JoeIsAStud said:
So Poitras is projected to play some NHL games. He is of course already 7th in the draft class in games player. He clearly should be in tier 4 on this list (bubble top line, middle 6) , and even if he wants to be conservative he goes to tier 5 (middle of the lineup) . He has clearly shown enough that his ability to stay healthy is the only question remaining about whether he will have a long career
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Hence my point, there is no way he knows about all of these players. Somewhat fraudulent if you ask me.
 
mikelvl said:
I'm not a big Corey Pronman fan as I don't see how he can know so much about ALL of the drafted prospects, but his 2022 redraft actually shows the Bruins some love:

1. Dans Locmelis, draft position 119, redraft 34 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
2. Matthew Poitras, draft position 54, redraft 43 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
3. Frederic Brunet, draft position 132, redraft 75 (Tier 7, has chance to play NHL games)


That being said, Locmelis over Poitras? Ok
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Locmelis produced at the same rate in the NCAA last season as Poitras did in the freaking NHL with a bum shoulder, like what are we doing here lol
 
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mikelvl said:
I'm not a big Corey Pronman fan as I don't see how he can know so much about ALL of the drafted prospects, but his 2022 redraft actually shows the Bruins some love:

1. Dans Locmelis, draft position 119, redraft 34 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
2. Matthew Poitras, draft position 54, redraft 43 (Tier 6, projected to play NHL games)
3. Frederic Brunet, draft position 132, redraft 75 (Tier 7, has chance to play NHL games)


That being said, Locmelis over Poitras? Ok
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I'm the biggest Poitras fan there is. Also, not a big fan of Pronman.

However, I could make a small case for Locmelis over Poitras, but it's such a small case, I won't waste my time.
 
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www.nytimes.com

2020 NHL re-draft: Tim Stützle, Jake Sanderson give Ottawa one-two punch

In the final part of this year's re-drafting series, time elapsed offers a clearer picture of who the real players are in the 2020 class.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com

Again with the 'It's Pronman' caveat but he also shows some love to the B's in the 2020 re-draft:

- Mason Lohrei from 58 up to 23, middle of the lineup player tier, first round value potential, have to agree so far
- Riley Duran from 182 to 57, has chance to play NHL games tier, if he ends up as a 2nd round value player, then good on the B's for these picks.

Luke Evangelista and Mason Lohrei were both picked in the second round but have looked quite good as pros and could have significant NHL careers. Evangelista fell due to his size and skating, but he’s shown to have legit NHL skill and sense on top of playing hard and getting to the hard areas to create offense. Lohrei was a re-entry defenseman who tantalized due to his skill in a big frame, but there were concerns over his skating and defending. He’s shown himself to be not only skilled but very skilled, so he’s been able to overcome those skating concerns by just how many plays he makes with the puck.
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Friday Night Wrap

Let's start with the game I watched in it's entirety
Quinnipiac lost 2-1 to Maine in a absolute grind fest ,Pelosi had a strong game with 1 assist 2 shots 8 for 13 faceoffs
Groenewold struggled a bit in this one taking a couple of penalties and was caught out of position multiple times, he had 1 shot

Hendrickson 1 assist 4 shots +1 7-5 win over Minnesota Duluth

Svedebäck 27 saves, 4-1 win over Arizona State

Locmelis 2 assists 2 shots +1 13 for 22 faceoffs 4-3 loss to Sacred Heart at home...

As expected BC beats up on AIC 5-0
Jellvik 1 assist 0-8 faceoffs
Gasseau 1 assist 2 shots +2 8 for 10 faceoffs
Letourneau 4 shots +1 3 for 4 faceoffs

Schmaltz 2 shots -1 8 for 11 faceoffs 3-2 win over Minnesota State

Harvard beat the NTDP 5-4
Langenbrunner 1 shot

Dubuque lost 5-0
Kostadinski -2
Morello 4 shots

Moncton won big again 7-1
Johansson 1 assist 2 shots 2 hits
 
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I don't know what to think of the Jellvik as a center experiment. I think it is clearly not the position he will play at the pro level, but I guess it is good for his development
 
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Letorneau had a fairly quiet game. Played strong in the 1st but after that kind of was invisible. Definitely notice his big size on the ice. Laid a couple good hits and was hard to press off the puck
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I agree he wasn't as noticeable after the 1st period...but that's only because he was realllly good in the 1st. He generated 3 or 4 good scoring chances in the 1st alone. He had a handful of other nice plays with the puck later in the game as well. Then the two big checks were a pleasant surprise. He easily could have had a multi-point game. I was expecting Bruins Network to tweet like 8 different highlights of his (I don't mean that in a smartass way) because he made that many good plays throughout the game. He still had his moments where he misplayed the puck a few times (but so did a lot of players on BC) and AIC isn't exactly the stiffest competition -- but this is the type of game that hopefully will build his (and the coaching staff's) confidence.
 
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