Confirmed with Link: Laval sign pto NCAA player Mark Estapa
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bcv
My french sucks.
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Victoire HuGo
Justin make me proud
Les autres Estapa intéressés?
Not the most sexy stats in NCAA
Not the most sexy stats in NCAA
Shred
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- Nov 1, 2005
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He plays on Michael Hage’s team so they definitely saw him play a lot this year. Throwing darts 
Pompeius Magnus
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I was sorta expecting us to give Martin Lapointe's kid a tryout, I guess they felt Estapa is the better prospect ( which I think he is , from my few viewings at least).
LaP
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It's an AHL PTO don't think they see him as a prospect. He's 23 they're probably just looking for a guy who will grow in the org and give it all for the AHL team. A guy who wont be a journeyman but someone who will be part of the AHL team like Condotta.
Habs4Life
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Boston University's season isn't done.
He can also play another year in college if he wants and probably has a lot more offers on the table.
Pompeius Magnus
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I'm using the term prospect in a very general sense here, trust me
'' A young-ish guy they can use'' , if you prefer.
Redux91
I do Three bullets.
There's more to hockey than just stats bud
Team_Spirit
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- Jul 3, 2002
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From last year, but gives you an idea what type of player Estapa is:
www.michigandaily.com
Mark Estapa's position versatility giving Michigan depth
Junior forward Mark Estapa on the No. 11 Michigan hockey team is a vital asset to the Wolverines through his faceoffs and physicality.
www.michigandaily.com
Redux91
I do Three bullets.
Not every 'signing' is a MUST HAVE CANT MISS prospect who will turn an NHL team into a contender4 Years of college with the same stat line is wild tho
I guess we can say he's steady
People have trouble with that unfortunately
Kobe Armstrong
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MarkovsKnee
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He played with Hage, so they probably just liked his game. It's just a PTO. There's zero commitment.
Kobe Armstrong
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Redux91
I do Three bullets.
You were Erika's burner account this WHOLE time..?he played with Lapointe's son
I secretly always knew actually
SuzukiSZN
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There’s A LOT of Michigan fans very happy for the guy, don’t know his story but it looks he didn’t have it easy.
Victoire HuGo
Justin make me proud
You would still expect a player in his final season to improve the numbers he had in his second season.
More stuff:
www.michigandaily.com
mgoblue.com
Sounds like a great guy.
Michigan's departing seniors leave lasting legacy of success
After four and five seasons with the Michigan hockey team, four departing players have left a lasting legacy.
www.michigandaily.com
Scholar Stories: Estapa's Success Driven by Pushing Boundaries - University of Michigan Athletics
St. Clair, Mich., native Mark Estapa has had his eye on Michigan hockey since he was very young. Growing up about an hour and a half northeast of Ann Arbor, ...
Sounds like a great guy.
