SoundAndFury
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Completely tanked over this calendar year. From first round consideration to extremely unlikely to be drafted unless he somehow sets the world on fire over the next few months.
F Bruno Idzan - HV71 J18, J18 Region (2024 Draft)
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It’s extremely unfortunate, just complete stagnation this year. He looked so promising last year.
Just goes to show you, not all development is linear.
His performance for the under 18 team will go a long way towards his draft position as well as any appearances with the Cro Nationsl team
Looks confident in games for the Croatian senior team at the World Championships in Division IIA.
A few draft rankings for this year have Bruno Idzan as ranked somewhere between 50 and 70 2nd or 3rd round seems possible
Which rankings? Havent seen him on any rankings.
A 182cm forward with 9 points in 33 games in Swedish J20 League in his draft year will never get drafted in 2nd or 3rd round. He probably wont het drafted at all.
I did, good luck with finding a fairly new and updated ranking having him in 2-3 round. Or actually just having him ranked at all.
2024 NHL Draft Ranking - Elite Prospects
User submitted ranking at Eliteprospects.com - 2024 NHL Draft Ranking
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Right at the top
How did you miss that?
Lol, thats just a random guy who made a ranking back in october before the season started. I could also make a ranking and put him at 1st overall.2024 NHL Draft Ranking - Elite Prospects
User submitted ranking at Eliteprospects.com - 2024 NHL Draft Ranking
Right at the top
How did you miss that?
Maybe you should do some research and stop acting like a child.
Yep, its definately me that is the fascinating individual in this conversation.
Dude, relax. The only way he is getting drafted is if some GM finds 4th World championship division entertaining enough to throw a 7th round pick at it. 9 points in J20 are as useful for draft chances as retirement.2024 NHL Draft Ranking - Elite Prospects
User submitted ranking at Eliteprospects.com - 2024 NHL Draft Ranking
Right at the top
How did you miss that?
theslatcher
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Yeah, exactly my point. No one have him ranked in the 50-70 range now
LeProspector
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100%
Someone MAYBE takes a 7th round flier on him. No shot he goes in that range, like 0%.
Teams don’t like players who have shown little progression in their draft seasons.
HungryFrank
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It is a gamble, but it seems to pay off. He's currently 2.5 PPG in a mens (semi-)pro league.
If he even remotely keeps it up, this will open a lot of doors for a 18-y.o, at least more than there were this summer.
If he even remotely keeps it up, this will open a lot of doors for a 18-y.o, at least more than there were this summer.
SoundAndFury
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Last year was the nosedive, the move to Sisak is just him picking up the pieces. It was pointless for him to stay in Sweden since he simply wouldn't get as much time on ice as he wanted there. And playing in AlpsHL is as good as any B-grade junior league in Europe plus it's at home, family factor, etc.
I don't think it will open as many doors as HungryFrank think but it will be enough at least to get some tryouts from the teams in Austrian league, Ljublijana would invite him for sure.
HungryFrank
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Depends how we define many doors. If stayed in Sweden, one might doubt his ability play hockey professionally on men's level. I'm a bit harsh, but basically: There would be many question marks.
Now he has shown he can play hockey on pro level. If he got to ICEHL next season, somehow, that would be a great success. Which pro league and which deployment would be the best is topic for another day.
Things about his play for Sisak that stand out for me is that he scores crucial goals on men's level. He snipes probably best in the league and game after game, his goal changes the flow of the play. Sheer amount of points is also something to respect.
Let's see where it leads him.
Now he has shown he can play hockey on pro level. If he got to ICEHL next season, somehow, that would be a great success. Which pro league and which deployment would be the best is topic for another day.
Things about his play for Sisak that stand out for me is that he scores crucial goals on men's level. He snipes probably best in the league and game after game, his goal changes the flow of the play. Sheer amount of points is also something to respect.
Let's see where it leads him.
