evnted
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not watching for obvious reasons, but posted some goofy numbers tonight. 3-4-7 all at even strength, and 13/15 in the dot for good measure
Prospect Info: Matyas Melovsky (C - #171 Overall - Round 6 - 2024 Draft)
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Zajacs Bowl Cut
Lets Go Baby
an overager so can't get excited yet, but good to see him hovering around ~1.5 ppg which is what you'd hope for someone in that league.
He’s continuing to grow as a player and his recent permformance is encouraging. Maybe he’s a bit of a late bloomer. He will almost certainly get a chance with Utica next season.
Lou is God
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I can get excited, inasmuch as Utica needs players and while this guy has a very long road to the NHL, if he becomes a good AHLer that's a solid outcome from a pick like this.
NJDevils17
Going Up?
Really doubt there’s an NHL future here with his profile but like mentioned, a high scoring AHLer would be great in the org
Wow Baie-Comeau - I wonder if folks realize how remote this is ? How remote many of the Quebec Maritimes Junior cities are and how far from each other? We are talking some long bus trips through the Provinces in short winter days and who knows what weather. I would actually love to visit some of these towns up along the St. Lawrence. It’s a long way from any bright lights and big cities. A junior hockey tour would be a trip.
The Wumpus
bottomless pit supervisor
It's more than 5 hours north of Quebec City and about 3.5 hours to the nearest rival team, Saguenay. Next-closest team is Rimouski which involves a three-hour ferry. All of this in the deep far northern winter. Quite an adventure for a young kid from CZE.
The WHL has crazy geography too. Imagine being traded from Portland, Oregon to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
