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Great to see Rykov finally get into action. He is a very serious prospect and I wouldn't be surprised to see him play at least a few NHL games this year at least if there is an injury call up needed.
Prospect Info: Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL)/Maine Mariners (ECHL) Thread: Part XII
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not quite. the basic connection between the three boils down to this, if you take out the Canadiens contract players, that's a short-term agreement, as Montreal likely is looking toward Trois Rivieres, next season (same owner as Newfoundland has now).... the basic agreement between Spectra, the Rangers, and Hartford/Portland, boils down to this: as long as Briere and Drury are retained by the Rangers due to their shared playing history and Drury is not promoted by the Rangers from overseeing the Pack, the affiliation continues.... Spectra also runs the business ops of both the Pack and the Mariners, so unless Spectra is outbid for control of the XL Center, so there's that as well....
Riley is an independent coach, but it's more of a Rangers development approach then it is led to believe, now whether that's Drury's influence from Hartford/MSG, as to how the Hartford contract players operate.
Really hoping he can have a Lindgren type impact if he gets called up. The team’s biggest weakness right now is someone on the left side to pair with DeAngelo. Staal is done, Hajek isn’t ready (may not ever be) and while it’s probably where we have the most prospect depth, Miller, Robertson, Jones etc are all 1-2 years away at least and there’s no guarantee any of them will pan out.
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Ty's time in our organization is pretty much done. Unless he's cool with being an ECHL player forever, he may want to look at Europe.
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overstatement here i think, he will at least most likely finish out his NYR ELC, that means through next season ...
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personally i think folks here inflate the meaning of a demotion to ECHL
the games had changed in last 5-8 years, that is not the exile it once was
the games had changed in last 5-8 years, that is not the exile it once was
I mean his time in our organization as an actual prospect. We can't unilaterally terminate a contract for no reason, so of course he'll finish it out.
As far as the ECHL being a death sentence for a prospect, maybe it's not in your first pro season. But beyond that, it really is. For someone like Ronning--22, D+4, second professional season with an AHL affiliate lacking offensive depth, and he can't even get a regular shift.
The amount of forwards and defensemen playing in the ECHL at age 22 in their second professional season who will go onto have an NHL career has to be incredibly small, relative to those who won't. Most of the guys that play in the ECHL that go onto have NHL careers play like a handful of games in the ECHL. Nothing significant. If you're playing 20, 30, 40 games in the ECHL in a year, you're the longest of long shots.
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Unfortunately, he's probably going to get less and less chances to move up. Vets will get signed for next season, add potentially Barron and maybe Pajuniemi, the wing spots will be taken up.
That overage season in the OHL got everyone excited, but now we have an influx of prospects and he's just likely to continue to move down and down the list.
That overage season in the OHL got everyone excited, but now we have an influx of prospects and he's just likely to continue to move down and down the list.
Lias from Meskanen and Keane and it's 1-0. Three guys pursued Meskanen towards the top of the left circle and he made a nifty pass to Lias in the right dot who cut in alone and did a few dekes to beat the keeper, I think on the backhand.
Ebert is pretty solid. He and Raddysh, i could absolutely see both of them getting an NHL game or two if they decide to stay in North America. Neither are really NHL-caliber players, but they're both in that injury call-up area.
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Very nice move by Andersson on the goalie 1 on 1. Maybe it'll get him going. Nice move on the backhand
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Are you watching the game, or did you see the clip on twitter or something? (if the latter, can you share it?)
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Watching, he also just set up a tap in on a 2-1 entering the zone. So far 1+1 tonight
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Now one for Andersson on the PP, deflection in front. 2+1
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4-1 Pack after two periods. Lias 2 goals and an assist. Also a crosscheck penalty that left Connor Carrick going off the ice bleeding for repairs. That was retaliation for Carrick crosschecking Beleskey. Fogarty with a goal and two assists.
2+1 and 3 shots. He's active. Showing his skill and awareness tonight.
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It's progress. Sometimes all it takes is a little bit of confidence to get a player going. This is the most responsive he's looked so far
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