Prospect Info: Lenni Hämeenaho (#58 Pick - 2nd Round - 2023 Draft)
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Forge
Blissfully Mediocre
Completely random and intrusive thought is that he's the most likely prospect we have that gets moved at this deadline or in the off season.
Zajacs Bowl Cut
Lets Go Baby
no chance I am moving him for a rental
I am fine moving him for a forward upgrade this summer though
Inasmuch as something like 3% is higher than 2%, sure. Moving a player like this seems quite foolish.
Guadana
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I hope Fitz will not trade Nemec, Silayev Gritsyuk, Casey, Hameenaho, Malek, Yegorov, and Orlov for short term solutions. I would like to save Traff too.
Most of them look even more promising as a long term solutions by their talent and low price under the cap for contending team.
Most of them look even more promising as a long term solutions by their talent and low price under the cap for contending team.
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lol I like Lenni but given our forward prospects saying he has the highest ceiling isn’t that high of a bar
New Jerseys Devil
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This is my thought with devils prospects in general. We can’t afford to keep trading future depth for older short term help. The core is already here, we need future ELCs and RFAs to come in and fill spots.
I assume he'll be in the US next year. If he's really good he'll be in NJ, if he's not quite ready then Utica.
Now while I'm sure the team would love it if he was so good out of the gate he forces his way into the NHL, I think the team would like the idea of him providing depth while playing in the AHL.
