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Comeau was invisible in the playoff finals last year against the Soo. Although he did have a hattrick the one game I missed lol.
It is entirely likely Hage goes NCAA, many kids are doing that these days.
I'm not sure the starting salary from a job you get right after 4 year Liberal Arts BA being guaranteed to be very high. A lot of that has to do with people having the connections (family or otherwise) before school and having something more or less set up for them after. You can make similar connections in the OHL for post-career job opportunities (even seen is in Jr B).True, though without the ubiquitous early commitment it wouldn't (yet) appear to be his primary concern.
The NCAA doesn't get much love here. Posters often dismiss non-powerhouse schools like Holy Cross, etc but for those academically inclined, some of these top small liberal arts schools offer a chance to play NCAA division 1 hockey without a long roster logjam, attend a great school with VERY high grad rates & starting salaries, receive plenty of scout attention and quite possibly be on a $400k+ (CDN) scholarship that big schools don't offer. The OHL scholarship program has improved and gets plenty of touting but it's bare-bones and both utilization & graduation rates are quite lackluster.
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I predict Fishman will step into Petizian's role quite nicely. I'm also pleased to hear Leblanc has emerged. I've said before that I think his development as last season went on was overlooked by most.This morning's blue white game.....
Maybe I was imagining it but there seemed to be more energy and speed that I've seen at previous camps. 15 minute periods as usual for camp but this morning, there was no "intermission" between 1 and 2.
Yes, it was great seeing Sebrango out there and catching glimpses of what we would have seen this past season. Watching him cruise into the offensive zone as he checked out his options before threading a pass was a joy for me at least.
Hamara not there this morning. Anyone know why?
Brzustewicz is a HUGE addition. Paired with Motew. You'll be impressed.
No worries about Fishman. He looked solid and was here, there, and everywhere as he buzzed around.
Zidlicky very sharp and energized. A. Leblanc seemed stronger, faster, and was in on a goal.
Serpa, Sop, Valade, etc etc going at it. Just felt like a good vibe all around.
The non-team players were given opportunity. We'll see if anyone stands at tomorrow's game (not going tonight).
You can see goals scored on Rangers twitter for those not in attendance.
Honestly, he reminded me of Petizian. He plays bigger than he is. When knocked down, he just gets back up and goes.I predict Fishman will step into Petizian's role quite nicely. I'm also pleased to hear Leblanc has emerged. I've said before that I think his development as last season went on was overlooked by most.
I think that was Pugliese warming up on the ice after the scrimmage game. Going through some movements and is looking good.Antonino Pugliese will miss training camp after having surgery for a sports hernia earlier this summer. He’s making good progress in his recovery and is expected to rejoin the Rangers in mid- to late September.
It's pretty solid: 'starting median salary among Holy Cross graduates with less than five years of experience was $82,300CDN, while the mid-career median was $169,900CDN'. Graduation rate is 99%, guys like Dr. Fauci & Judge Clarence Thomas went there, etc. Sure there's advantages to attending a $100,000/yr college for making 'blue chip' connections for those going into law, med, finance, tech, politics, etc. When I worked in the US, just having gone to Cornell opened doors regardless of hockey.I'm not sure the starting salary from a job you get right after 4 year Liberal Arts BA being guaranteed to be very high. A lot of that has to do with people having the connections (family or otherwise) before school and having something more or less set up for them after. You can make similar connections in the OHL for post-career job opportunities (even seen is in Jr B).
I suspect the 93% of NCAA hockey players that graduate with degrees probably have a huge leg up career-wise over the typical JrB grad even if both were helped by connections from hockey.You can make similar connections in the OHL for post-career job opportunities (even seen is in Jr B).
Almost every NHL drafted NCAA hockey player is already drafted before they start school so the scouts there are monitoring their guys rather than recruiting late bloomers/FAs. Surprisingly, in the 2021-22 regular season there were a record 348 former NCAA players in the NHL.The scouting attention for a small school can easily be dwarfed by most OHL teams due to number of games and proximity, especially if the school is out of the way geographically.
How tragic & devastating. Rest in peace, Eli.Sad day in hockey
Was thinking the same thing. Anxious to see if he has the same hands - i.e. put up some good numbers.Honestly, he reminded me of Petizian. He plays bigger than he is. When knocked down, he just gets back up and goes.
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If he plays this year in the USHL, maybe he likes it there and recognizes the benefits of playing a second season there:Two points on Hage. Let him do the USHL for two seasons, he will be in Kitchener to finish out his Junior.
Also by selecting him, MM kept him out of London.
Really looking forward to seeing the team you guys ice this season.
Zidlicky - Pinelli - FishWas thinking the same thing. Anxious to see if he has the same hands - i.e. put up some good numbers.
Enjoying watching him and Zidlicky on the same line.
As someone mentioned earlier, this camp seems to be more competitive than others. Hollett has definitely picked up his game.
As for the newbies, another intriguing combo on D I found was Cenanovic - Naherne. D will not be an easy position to crack so good to know we have some backup talent here in case someone goes down, or possible trades?
Macchione standing out as the best of the newbie forwards, IMO. Looking forward to the final scrimmage today.
Anyone else want to add?
I think you wrote this wrong; the majority of NCAA players are undrafted in general.It's pretty solid: 'starting median salary among Holy Cross graduates with less than five years of experience was $82,300CDN, while the mid-career median was $169,900CDN'. Graduation rate is 99%, guys like Dr. Fauci & Judge Clarence Thomas went there, etc. Sure there's advantages to attending a $100,000/yr college for making 'blue chip' connections for those going into law, med, finance, tech, politics, etc. When I worked in the US, just having gone to Cornell opened doors regardless of hockey.
I suspect the 93% of NCAA hockey players that graduate with degrees probably have a huge leg up career-wise over the typical JrB grad even if both were helped by connections from hockey.
Almost every NCAA hockey player is already drafted before they start school so the scouts there are monitoring their guys rather than recruiting late bloomers/FAs. Surprisingly, in the 2021-22 regular season there were a record 348 former NCAA players in the NHL.
As Brock mentioned, it’ll be a challenge for Zidlicky to hold that 20 spot playing bottom six minutes on a projected very good team.Preseason Top 30 for the 2023 NHL Draft
Ah...normalcy. After having to make last year's preseason list based on U16 performances (because the larger part of the group had yet to pl...ohlprospects.blogspot.com
Rehkopf at 5, Zidlicky at 20 for Brocks early top 30 2023 NHL draft prospects. Parsons got an HM (I'd probably have Zid and Parsons swapped but that's me).
Preseason Top 30 for the 2023 NHL Draft
Ah...normalcy. After having to make last year's preseason list based on U16 performances (because the larger part of the group had yet to pl...ohlprospects.blogspot.com
Rehkopf at 5, Zidlicky at 20 for Brocks early top 30 2023 NHL draft prospects. Parsons got an HM (I'd probably have Zid and Parsons swapped but that's me).
Why hate to say it? It is true. The only thing I'd add is it also seems to be a league wide thing. One can argue ours are in the lower end of other teams or what have you if they want but it does seem apparent the 04 group for the OHL was well below average.Rake and Zidlicky both looking great at the scrimmages. I hate to say it but our 05's are looking much better than our 04's. Parsons is Parsons and I think they are giving a closer look at the BU's. Vandenberg has the upper hand here but DiFelice dazzled today stopping a couple of breakaways. Did not see Pinelli today and hoping it is just a day off for him.
Rake and Zidlicky both looking great at the scrimmages. I hate to say it but our 05's are looking much better than our 04's. Parsons is Parsons and I think they are giving a closer look at the BU's. Vandenberg has the upper hand here but DiFelice dazzled today stopping a couple of breakaways. Did not see Pinelli today and hoping it is just a day off for him.
Why hate to say it? It is true. The only thing I'd add is it also seems to be a league wide thing. One can argue ours are in the lower end of other teams or what have you if they want but it does seem apparent the 04 group for the OHL was well below average.