Prospect Info: CBJ Prospect Thread XI

DarkandStormy

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Scott Wheeler has the Jackets with the 3rd best prospects pool in the NHL. Johnson and Jiricek are listed as prospects. Here are his tiers:

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For the record, Wheeler said he really wanted to have Brindley ranked third!! :nod: 😄
I do like his write up. I think the group is even deeper when you look in the honorable mentions... I'm quite high on Makarov and Dolzenkhov and still think Ceulemans will be a NHL player. It's his first year of pro after two "lost" years at Wisconsin. Has desireable skills but needs time to see if he has the hockey IQ. He's not even 21 yet. Size, skates well, RHD... I've watched him a few times and he's got work to do but I think he's too low on this list - certainly a nice piece for a trade if they can upgrade the NHL roster core.
 

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You'll have to remember that Wheeler loves his miniature players. And the Jackets draft last year was very focused on small players. I'm surprised Wheeler didn't find a way to go higher with Luca Pinelli, who I think has little chance of making the NHL.
 

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Any chance he gets the record?

So I saw the mention of Paetsch and thought "um, is that a good thing or a bad thing", decided to look up stats on IHDB for comparison purposes (Paetsch has 292 games for Moose Jaw and Schoneck had 314; Mateychuk currently has 214), and oh my g-d that photograph of Mateychuk...

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Does he stop attackers by just glaring at them until they back down? It wouldn't surprise me. :scared:

EDIT: As for the record... there's 10 games left in the regular season, and he's scoring 1.4 points per game. And Moose Jaw isn't a lock for the playoffs but is in excellent position. I'm going to say it's very doable. (Also, I changed those game totals - forgot to count playoff games.)
 
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I love the thought of an Ivanov-Greaves pairing five years down the road.
So it appears the KHL regular season is over and so is Ivanov's rookie season (shocker...Admiral didn't make the playoffs). Excited to see how he continues to improve next season.

Does anyone know...was he traded to SKA Admiral or was he loaned to them? Would love to see him on a more competitive team.
 

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So it appears the KHL regular season is over and so is Ivanov's rookie season (shocker...Admiral didn't make the playoffs). Excited to see how he continues to improve next season.

Does anyone know...was he traded to SKA Admiral or was he loaned to them? Would love to see him on a more competitive team.
he was loaned. Eliteprospects is a good site for showing things like that
 

DarkandStormy

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The next josh Dunne

Was about to say, how many undrafted free agent signings has this team had in the last 8-10 years? Not counting 25+ year old guys like Danforth.

Off the top of my head there's been Dunne, Greaves, Christiansen, Blankenburg, Butler, McKown, Lalonde, and Kivlenieks (RIP).
 

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Was about to say, how many undrafted free agent signings has this team had in the last 8-10 years? Not counting 25+ year old guys like Danforth.

Off the top of my head there's been Dunne, Greaves, Christiansen, Blankenburg, Butler, McKown, Lalonde, and Kivlenieks (RIP).
I think it's great for organizational depth, Cleveland is thriving from it
 
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