Prospect Info: Hartford Wolf Pack/Cincinnati Cyclones Thread: Part XV
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When has Drury not do that. Traded Mancini away for a team that isn't close to becoming a consistent playoff team. Love JT Miller but, the Rangers aren't a piece away unless he was traded here to replace Mika and Kreider next season as one of the vet leaders here.
Roobroeck again. 3 goals for fourth line. Who was the idiot who complained about moving Roobroeck to the fourth line?
eco's bones
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I don't know if Roobroeck is still at 205 lbs. but if he is at 6'7 he probably still needs to fill out a little. He's had a really good year though and he's coming on strong towards the end which he did last year towards the end of the OHL season and into the playoffs. He's not as fast as Edstrom or Rempe. He's closer to Brian Boyle. I think he's putting himself into the conversation as to seriously competing for an NHL job in the pretty near future. I wonder what a line of Roobroeck, Rempe and Edstrom might be like?
Welcome to Hartford, Noah Laba:
After the first period Garand made some nice saves to keep them in it
NYR Viper
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Roobroeck is having a very nice debut campaign, but we should pump the brakes on him a bit. It's hard for guys with skating issues to stick in the NHL, so he's far from a given. Edstrom for example is a good skater and while Rempe turns like a semi, he has excellent top end speed.
Also not clear where the narrative comes from that Drury will ship out prospects for old guys. In the past few years:
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Mancini
Korczak
Grubbe
Rueschoff
Skinner
Lundkvist
Reunanen
Barron
Keane
From that list, I'd take back...Barron? I'm not including Kravtsov or Andersson because I don't really consider them prospects, but if you do, you can add them to the list and it doesn't really change much. This goes back to the beginning of 2020.
We're more likely to trade draft picks.
Also not clear where the narrative comes from that Drury will ship out prospects for old guys. In the past few years:
Out
Mancini
Korczak
Grubbe
Rueschoff
Skinner
Lundkvist
Reunanen
Barron
Keane
From that list, I'd take back...Barron? I'm not including Kravtsov or Andersson because I don't really consider them prospects, but if you do, you can add them to the list and it doesn't really change much. This goes back to the beginning of 2020.
We're more likely to trade draft picks.
E-Train
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From everything is saw of him in Oshawa and limited clips in Hartford, I don’t think he’s a bad skater. Better than Rempe IMO but without the top end speed you mentioned. He can also improve as he fills out and gets stronger overall. Coming on toward the end of his first pro season is what you want to see.
I hope the new coach gives us:
Edstrom-Roobroeck-Rempe
At minimum to see in the preseason
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Thanks.
With the troubles the big club was/is having I would have thought he played well enough to get a call up.
The organization didn’t.
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Scanlin score 19 seconds into the 3rd to put the Pack up 1-0. BMB with an assist. Garand has stopped all 32 so far.
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Milwaukee ties it with 1:26 to go.
With a win Hartford could be 5 points back of Springfield with 9 to play, Springfield having a game in hand. Hartford really needs both points tonight.
With a win Hartford could be 5 points back of Springfield with 9 to play, Springfield having a game in hand. Hartford really needs both points tonight.
Disappointing. This fits right into this year’s season.
Don’t see how Grant Potulny gets another season as HC.
No structure.
Don’t see how Grant Potulny gets another season as HC.
No structure.
Kubel puts Hartford within 5 points of the playoffs as of now.
Wolfpack 3 game winning streak of the season
Wolfpack 3 game winning streak of the season
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Aube-Kubel takes it all by himself makes a quick little cut to the outside and then fires it five hole for the winner. Hartford with a 3-game win streak and has life.
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Garand has started the last 3 games, all wins, with the last 2 being back-to-backs. Maybe they are going to ride him as much as possible the rest of the way to try to get into the playoffs.
They play again on Wednesday, then Saturday, then not again until the following Saturday and Sunday. There's no reason he can't play those first 3 games and maybe the 4th as well. They have one more back-to-back in the final 5 games, so he can play at least 4 of those.
It's good to see him having a solid year. He's 20th in the league in GAA, tied for 9th in save percentage, and tied for 8th in wins. The wins total is impressive given where the team is in the standings. He has 19 wins, and the league leader has 23. Hopefully he can win a bunch more down the stretch.
With Quick already signed for next year, it's a good bet Garand will be in the AHL again, but that's okay. He turns 23 in June. That's still pretty young for a goalie. Hopefully he'll get some games at the NHL level and then be the backup in 2026-27. People keep wondering if we'll trade him, but there's no reason to do that. He will still be exempt from waivers for the next 2 years.
They play again on Wednesday, then Saturday, then not again until the following Saturday and Sunday. There's no reason he can't play those first 3 games and maybe the 4th as well. They have one more back-to-back in the final 5 games, so he can play at least 4 of those.
It's good to see him having a solid year. He's 20th in the league in GAA, tied for 9th in save percentage, and tied for 8th in wins. The wins total is impressive given where the team is in the standings. He has 19 wins, and the league leader has 23. Hopefully he can win a bunch more down the stretch.
With Quick already signed for next year, it's a good bet Garand will be in the AHL again, but that's okay. He turns 23 in June. That's still pretty young for a goalie. Hopefully he'll get some games at the NHL level and then be the backup in 2026-27. People keep wondering if we'll trade him, but there's no reason to do that. He will still be exempt from waivers for the next 2 years.
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I noticed they recalled Boyko and that he was the backup last night. Something may be wrong with Domingue.
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That makes sense. Still, I hope they plan to play Garand in most of the remaining games. Domingue has posted a save percentage above 90% only twice in the last 7 games, and his record for the year is terrible. He has only won twice in his last 12 starts. If they want a shot at making the playoffs, they need to play Garand more.
