True, but he probably get's a year in Utica before landing in NJ. Or at least starts the year down there.
Unless he is just that good upon arrival.
Prospect Info: Lenni Hämeenaho (#58 Pick - 2nd Round - 2023 Draft)
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Unless he is just that good upon arrival.
I always figured at least 2 years in Finland. After that I wouldn’t be surprised if he plays a Utica year or at least a partial one
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He has one more year on his Liiga contract after this one. I suspect he will be allowed to play it out. I would then expect him to come to NA in some capacity after that, expecting at least half an AHL season unless he really dominates in camp and forces his way directly to the team.
This is Lenni we are talking about. If it wasn't for that pesky Constitutional requirement he'd be president by the end of that first training camp.
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Good first two with solid amount of chances, and then didn't see much ice time in the third with it being a very defending period aided with Ässät pk. Two assists in the 4-1 win:
(1:20 & 2:04)
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And as the line was getting it going better Lenni will miss today's game despite nothing in the teams' game preview earlier that indicated that.
We'll see on Monday if it's anything more serious.
We'll see on Monday if it's anything more serious.
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And as the line was getting it going better Lenni will miss today's game despite nothing in the teams' game preview earlier that indicated that.
We'll see on Monday if it's anything more serious.
I’m sure this joke has already been made, but yeah, he’ll fit right in.
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Day-to-day with an illness so we'll see if he plays Wednesday. A guy on the Ässät forum said earlier that he missed the last game due to that apparently.
Thanks for keeping us updated. Hopefully he makes a speedy recovery from illness.
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Unfortunately not playing today. Next possible games are Friday & Saturday vs the local rival.
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Back today on the third line with Patrik Juhola, with whom he played in Ässät U20 in 21-22 (sometimes on the same line) and shown good things this season, and Will Graber who just got his first goal. Potential is there, while M.Davidsson will continue on the 1st line and looking more like the player that people expected.
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Hit the post on a one-timer during the early powerplay (which has continued to be mostly not great).
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Lenni assist!!
Ends a good shift with chipping it nicely to an open Graber to make the 2-1 goal happen for Ässät late in the second. Was involved in a large part of the offense in the 2nd that was quiter for the team.
Other chances:
(0:18 on)
edit. Took 30 games to match the 21 points he scored last season in 51. While only gathering 3 on the pp opposed to 9 last season.
edit2. Has also drawn a couple of penalties.
edit3. 2nd star of the game.
Ends a good shift with chipping it nicely to an open Graber to make the 2-1 goal happen for Ässät late in the second. Was involved in a large part of the offense in the 2nd that was quiter for the team.
Other chances:
(0:18 on)
edit. Took 30 games to match the 21 points he scored last season in 51. While only gathering 3 on the pp opposed to 9 last season.
edit2. Has also drawn a couple of penalties.
edit3. 2nd star of the game.
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Assist? If Lenni doesnt score on a Pekka Rocky Rautakallio night, he should be traded to Brampton or some shit.
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Check out that assist though, that's more impressive than 80% of goals.
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Personally I also thought yesterday he went more aggressively into puck battles and played a more active game in his own end, ironic considering he's been out with the flu (or something), maybe it was just derby-day frenzy?
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Had his chances again, and drew a penalty, but a bit more of an uneven game not always looking the sharpest against Liiga's hottest team atm. Was moved back with Järvinen and Erholtz in the third. With some injuries and Erholtz in EHT next week we'll see how the lines will look like in the near future.
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Seemed more sluggish than usual today, and the 1st line he continued with didn't really get it going (edit. a bit more uneven of a game than usual) despite a few looks.
(0:00 & 0:13)
Tough two away games next week (Wed & Fri) after a week with two sloppier home games.
(0:00 & 0:13)
Tough two away games next week (Wed & Fri) after a week with two sloppier home games.
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Does he have stable linemates? It seems to me like injuries have shaken the lineup for a while?
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A bunch of guys missing games here and there, and a few key guys not being in the line-up for longer periods, together with the teams' issues with scoring, have definitely resulted in shuffling the forward lines quite a bit throughout the season. When healthy mostly been with Järvinen and Erholtz (and then some with Graber, which I have also liked), but M.Davidsson did also look good there briefly so I guess nothing is set in stone really.
Compared to that the defensive pairings have been very stable so far.
After next week hopefully they'll be more fortunate to get more of that stability on both fronts for the final push to keep the top-10 spot.
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M.Davidsson replaced Erholtz (EHT) to be with Lenni and Järvinen.
In the first shift of the game he tried to go for the Michigan, and had a couple of good chances in the final minute.
(0:00 & 0:36)
edit. Another two real good chances early in the 2nd. Boy could really use a goal. :I
edit2. Now a nice individual effort for another one, and then Davidsson with his own.
(0:07-0:20 & 0:28)
edit3. After good pressure by the 1st line the team ties it 1-1 in the third. Lenni and the line has been good today.
edit4. And then Lenni hits the post with 5s left.
Season-high 11 shots taken in 17:29 in a tough 1-2 loss.
Side note: Was chosen Young Pori Athlete of the Year earlier. Previous hockey players given the honor: Jesse Joensuu, Erik Haula, Joel Armia, & Jesperi Kotkaniemi.
In the first shift of the game he tried to go for the Michigan, and had a couple of good chances in the final minute.
(0:00 & 0:36)
edit. Another two real good chances early in the 2nd. Boy could really use a goal. :I
edit2. Now a nice individual effort for another one, and then Davidsson with his own.
(0:07-0:20 & 0:28)
edit3. After good pressure by the 1st line the team ties it 1-1 in the third. Lenni and the line has been good today.
edit4. And then Lenni hits the post with 5s left.
Season-high 11 shots taken in 17:29 in a tough 1-2 loss.
+a couple of others. With solid depth they've seemingly kinda scraped by at a few points.
Side note: Was chosen Young Pori Athlete of the Year earlier. Previous hockey players given the honor: Jesse Joensuu, Erik Haula, Joel Armia, & Jesperi Kotkaniemi.
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