Prospect Info: Emil Heineman

[Adam Michaels]

Here his goals so far this year:




The one @ 1:10 impressed me the way he was able to use his speed to create separation.

 

[JianYang]

The Calgary boards, for what it’s worth, don’t seem to view him as much of a loss.

Then again they probably thought/would have thought MSL was no big loss. Not comparing them as players of course just hoping they’re underestimating Heineman.

Deal seems fair to both teams

Yeah, I don't weigh the fan opinion much at all, especially for a European prospect who the vast majority have never seen play for themselves.

We will just have to wait and see.

 

[MakeTheGoalsLarger]

Judging from the video posted in reply #32, like in all prospects videos he looks like the best thing since sliced bread. But the one thing that stands out to me is his very quick release, which is a skill that translates well into any level of play I think. Cautiously optimistic.

 

[Spearmint Rhino]

Thought there were some here really high on him in his draft year, WTKs maybe?

 

[Habs13]

Looks like a good hitter and good on the hoards. Maybe a better Lehkonen!?

 

[Sagikev]

The Calgary boards, for what it’s worth, don’t seem to view him as much of a loss.

Then again they probably thought/would have thought MSL was no big loss. Not comparing them as players of course just hoping they’re underestimating Heineman.

Deal seems fair to both teams

They maybe feared they'd lose Pelletier, Zary, Coronato or even Wolf. Heineman also came from the Bennett trade, so he hasn't been in their system for too long. He's a good prospect, more of a bottom 6 one realistically, but hopefully a middle 6 scorer.

 

[Gillings]

A bigger Lehknonen would be nice. Hopefully he doesn't forget how to shoot the puck once he comes here like Lehkonen though.

Lehkonen didn't forget how to shoot.. his weakness is being able to get his awesome shot off with good decision making. He sorely lacks shot decision making. Maybe it's the lack of space and time.

 

[BehindTheTimes]

Highlights don't do a player justice, but that release looks pretty damn good.

 

[Natey]

Thought there were some here really high on him in his draft year, WTKs maybe?

Couldn't have been many too high on him. He went 85th in our draft and 43rd in real life.

I had him in my Top-60, but I didn't take part in the draft that one year.

 

[Goldenhands]

hope so.

I like a lot about Mysak.

Im not a big Mysak fan personally, has limited skills and not very fast for his size. He is nothing special, we could have hit much higher with a kid like Chromiak or Cuylle... I would have gambled on a kid like Jurmo as well.

 

[Legend123]

Reminds of ylonen

 

[YukonCornelius 5thOA]

Any active tweeters care to share any of the tweets implying the best friends were high on this guy?

 

[salbutera]

Heineken does look “big” on the ice in that compilation, not sure if that’s because opposition is sub-6’

 

[HomaridII]

Emil Heineman: «le joueur rêvé pour un entraîneur» - TVA Sports

His current coach says NHL ready in one season.

 

[HomaridII]

"Comprenez-moi bien : je n’ai jamais eu de problème avec Emil. C’est un jeune homme très compétitif, mais aussi très calme. Il est très sérieux quant à sa carrière. C’est le joueur rêvé pour un entraîneur."

«Il a vraiment progressé ces derniers mois. Je le vois simplement dans son attitude en général. Il ne cesse de gagner en confiance en zone offensive et il marque régulièrement cette année. Quand il joue avec cette mentalité, il est dangereux.»

«Je vois assurément le potentiel dans son cas. Donnez-lui un an et il sera prêt à jouer dans la LNH. À long terme, je le vois évoluer sur une deuxième ou troisième ligne dans la Ligue nationale. Emil a une grande utilité sur l’échec-avant. C’est l’une de ses belles qualités. Il pourra aussi avoir un rôle sur l’avantage numérique chez vous.»

 

[Eye of Ra]

montreal had no sucess with swedes for a long time.

i see lots of vejdemo in him

 

[JAVO16]

Perfect puckhound to pair with a guy like Caufield if he ever pans out as a top-6 worthy player.

 

[Spearmint Rhino]

montreal had no sucess with swedes for a long time.

i see lots of vejdemo in him

The guy stands a chance as he wasn't drafted/developed by us tho

 

[montreal]

tied for 2nd on his team in goals, his team is just a few points behind Frolunda in the standings.

Good to see him spend a few years in the SHL, he can come over any time but much like Norlinder, since he's a non 1st round pick it's NHL or back to the SHL.

Interesting that they had eyes on him, the teams leading scorer is Max Veronneau who is having a breakout year, I've wondered if he would look to come back. The Habs were rumored to be interested in signing him out of Princeton but he opted for Sens and it did not go very well. Wonder if the Habs were looking at him and Heineman jumped out to them.

 

[RationalExpectations]

The guy stands a chance as he wasn't drafted/developed by us tho

Well when you re drafted by two organizations by the time D+2 is not finished, it means you are not that great.

 

[MD thaivuN]

Welcome to Montreal!!



I really like the trade. He looks like a good prospect to have and fit perfectly on Habs prospect pool.

6g, 3 a, 9 points in his 10 last game in Sweden league!!

his acceleration looks pretty nice on that clip

 

[jfm133]

Would you blame Florida for the Bennett trade? It had nothing to do with Heineman. Florida saw a great short term opportunity and they made the trade. That does not prevent Heineman to become a good player down the line.

Traded twice before his 21st birthday. Got some people to prove wrong!

 

[Doc5]

Has been to Calgarys or Florida’s camps/preseason games? Wonder how he looked

 

[jfm133]

Yannick Saint-Pierre now works for the Habs. Not telling you he is behind that trade.

I remember this Draft Dynasty video a couple of years back that drew my interest in him.



Wonder how he's progressed.

 

[jfm133]

This trade is very similar to the one Gorton made in 2018 with Rick Nash. He got 1st rounder (#26), Ryan Lindgren and two players. He traded his #26 pick to Ottawa for #22 and picked K'Andre Miller with it. Now, Miller and Lindgren are the second D pairing for the Rangers. So Heineman is the Lindgren of that trade, and the pick is likely to be better than #26.