Prospect Info: HFWild Prospect Ranking #22

[Digitalbooya]

Rank the prospects how you see fit!

1. Danila Yurov (55.1%)
2. Jesper Wallstedt (52.8%)
3. Zeev Buium (94.6%)
4. Liam Ohgren (85.4%)
5. Riley Heidt (69.4%)
6. Marat Khusnutdinov (52.9%)
7. Ryder Ritchie (44.8%)
8. Jack Peart (33.3%)
9. Daemon Hunt (19.4%)
10. Caedan Bankier (26.1%)
11. Hunter Haight (23.1%)
12. Rasmus Kumpulainen (20%)
13. Rieger Lorenz (30.8%)
14. Ryan Healey (35.3%)
15. David Spacek (52.6% of tiebreaker poll)
16. Carson Lambos (46.7%)
17. Charlie Stramel (47.6%)
18. Aron Kiviharju (66.7%)
19. Michael Milne (50%)
20. Ryan O'Rourke (41.7%)
21. Samuel Hlavaj (50%)
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Going to 25 or whichever poll gets 10 or fewer votes.

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[TaLoN]

Jimmy again

 

[Wasted Talent]

Would be interesting to know where Beckman would have landed if he wasn't traded, especially compared to Clarke.

They're from the same draft class and Clarke has been a bit more productive in the AHL so far.

 

[Obvious Fabertism]

Would be interesting to know where Beckman would have landed if he wasn't traded, especially compared to Clarke.

They're from the same draft class and Clarke has been a bit more productive in the AHL so far.

Yeah, I didn't know how to rate Clarke at all just from not much familiarity. But I could see him being in contention for the team even in training camp based on how they acquired him. I considered him far earlier in this list, but still have guys I know a bit more about that I still like the upside in.

 

[P10p]

Going Clarke based on Ahl production. Didn't notice his name there and would have went Masters otherwise.

 

[BagHead]

Would be interesting to know where Beckman would have landed if he wasn't traded, especially compared to Clarke.

They're from the same draft class and Clarke has been a bit more productive in the AHL so far.

For me, Beckman would have been pretty low, lower than this. I don't have high hopes for his NHL future anymore, though I certainly wish him well. It appears Clarke hasn't been given a real chance in the NHL yet, but is also 23 already. That, and unfamiliarity, leaves me not knowing how to rank him.

 

[Circulartheory]

Pionk. Really like what I saw via eye test. He cooled off later on but there's a lot of skill in his game

 

[Poacher]

Clark has the possibility to be very underrated here

 

[Saga of the Elk]

Watching the NHL playoffs you still hear the league's talking heads referencing plus-minus as a measure of a player's performance. I note that Kalem Parker went from a -44 on a bad team to a +21 on a good team. Regardless, I think he's a prospect of note.

With him, Soini, Pionk, and some legit AHL players not even ranked.. safe to say the farm is in decent shape.

 

[57special]

Watching the NHL playoffs you still hear the league's talking heads referencing plus-minus as a measure of a player's performance. I note that Kalem Parker went from a -44 on a bad team to a +21 on a good team. Regardless, I think he's a prospect of note.

With him, Soini, Pionk, and some legit AHL players not even ranked.. safe to say the farm is in decent shape.

Yeah, really. The plus minus is a useless stat. I tracked Brodin's, and he went from being tops on the team, to near the bottom, often in alternating years.

In the brief amount I watched Parker playing with Moose Jaw, he looked like a very solid, good skating RHD. He played top pairing with Mateychuk, often in a support role, but definitely had some puck skills. Listed as 6', but a solid 190+.

At this point he's just one more lottery ticket, but I wouldn't bet against him.