Yes Mark is my favorite PBP guy and I do like JC as a host. He is ok doing the PBP but needs to learn to dial it down on every single shot in the game but hey he is mostly a volunteer so I'm glad he is willing to do it. Much better than I could do it, that's for sure. Be safe.
I wouldn't expect him back for a while, and, depending on whether he needs surgery or not, and what the team does at the deadline, there's a chance that was curtains for him in the OHL. Hoping I'm wrong.
After the initial buzz of this I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't change too much initially. The kids playing USHL also have deals there, and there are very few players that are so good that they'll walk in and bump established OHLers out of their lineups. So unless Kwajah thought moving mid-season into a D needy lineup made total sense, maybe it's next season for him.
Agreed, those two at least should be expecting calls from Digger .
Take my opinion with a grain of salt because I'm certainly no expert in the subject matter but I suspect Prud'homme's game/playstyle isn't a fit in high school hockey. I think his game would better translate in the OHL where his power game could be better utilized. He's 17 and 6'3" and 207lbs according to elite prospects. DeGray was high on him when the Attack drafted him. I think if he'd come they'd make room for him. Certainly not a glowing stat line with St Andrews which does lend some reason for concern but I still think it's worth whatever risk is involved if it doesn't pay off.
? Not to mention Ethan Kindree tagged Roy in his latest Instagram post which was him dawning Attack colours for the first time. Everyone else tagged in the photos is a current Owen Sound player. Maybe im drawing too many conclusions because I know they both played on the same AAA team In Halton last year as well so obviously they were friends prior to getting drafted but yea I'm pretty certain the Letourneau train has left station never to return. I wouldn't read too much into a slow start in the NCAA. He has four years. He was drafted as a known project so the Bruins will be patient. I don't think someone with his size would be better served playing in the OHL but should be playing against men like he is now.
Roy didn't play a whole lot with all the special teams play but he looked pretty solid when he was out there. Good skater and showed off some puck skill. Looks like another nice piece for the future of the Attack blueline.
