Prospect Info: Pittsburgh Penguins Prospects Thread: 2023-2024 Edition
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Rudy Russo
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Dunno I agree on that. Career progression wise, I feel like more time honing his skills with less pressure is arguably better.
If the Pens like him it makes sense to offer him a contract and not risk him becoming a FA at the end of his fourth year though.
I'm firmly in the go back and dominate your final season even if you run the risk of him becoming a FA. The AHL is a big step up.
CheckingLineCenter
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He should go back- I really think you only sign him if you think he’s a flight risk.
Darren McCord
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Jacob
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Skinnyjimmy08
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How many years do you guys think Pens will let Joel Blomqvist do his thing in the AHL?... Looks to be having a great season statistically in the AHL this year
Malkinstheman
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Another year in the AHL as starter + some NHL games. Have him up in the NHL for the 25-26 season
Le Magnifique 66
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It's a Penguins thing, you could only get called up after you've turned 26 it seems
Jokes aside, he just turned 22. I think it all depends on what happens with Neds. If he get's traded here, they might make him finish the season here and see if he is ready to challenge for a backup spot next year. Have a 22 year old goalie here on a terrible roster might not be what's best for his development.
Poulin and Smith are the other 2 that better get called up here going forward assuming players are being traded
Gurglesons
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I don't see him getting thrown into the NHL next year.
I imagine they sign a one or two year deal and then bring him up.
Also would not shock me to see them trade him this offseason or at the deadline.
CheckingLineCenter
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Had no idea but Hallander quietly having a very good session with 33 points in 48 games in the SHL- which leads his team. Wonder if you can get him back over. If not he’s probably decent trade sweetener.
Pretty poor management of a high-ish pick from the Pens.
Pretty poor management of a high-ish pick from the Pens.
BlindWillyMcHurt
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He didn't want to be here due to lack of opportunity IMO
CheckingLineCenter
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Seems pretty fair in hindsight.
Darren McCord
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fire sullivan and boom opportunity
BlindWillyMcHurt
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Well sure. Would not recommend holding your breath.
You might at least see Reirden get his walking papers this offseason I guess.
Randy Butternubs
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Hallander must've heated at up the end. His stats at the start of the season were not encouraging.
He signed a long term deal over there unfortunately. Can't see him coming back for a few seasons.
He signed a long term deal over there unfortunately. Can't see him coming back for a few seasons.
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Doesn’t seem like he wanted to be anywhere. He was waiver eligible so 31 other teams could’ve had him for free if he didn’t make the big club.
BlindWillyMcHurt
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with the Russian factor after Demidov there's a big drop.
edit; sorry i got my Russians mixed.
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If we don’t win the lottery and select Celebrini, I’d be trading the pick to SJ…we’ll be way worse next year lol
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