WreckingCrew
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Prospect Info: prospect camp 24-25
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TheReelChuckFletcher
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Will Scouch posted his video on the Canes draft. He graded it as a 1C (which basically means excellent potential but simultaneously very boom-or-bust). Both Badinka and Artamonov are going to be really interesting to track over the next few years. Badinka feels like the most natural Pesce successor in our RHD farm crop so far, except in the off-chance that Legault way out-performs his draft slot. Scouch's evaluation of Artamonov as a high-energy guy with great forechecking and analytical profile kind of makes me think that he could be the Martinook successor whenever he decides to hang his skates. All of the other guys they drafted are basically stash-and-wait lottery tickets.
Boom Boom Apathy
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Boom or bust.
Yet….
Most interesting two guys project to be Pesce and Martinook.
Yet….
Most interesting two guys project to be Pesce and Martinook.
Anton Dubinchuk
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Boom or bust.
Yet….
Most interesting two guys project to be Pesce and Martinook.
Can you imagine if they bust?
HisIceness
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Badinka turning into Pesce would be fine.
Artamanov I'm hoping has a little more than a Martinook type.
Artamanov I'm hoping has a little more than a Martinook type.
Well, we can all hope. That said, Martinook is a 1st round draft pick and Artamoanov is a 2nd round pick, so......LOOSER!
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Martinook was selected 58th overall.
Now why did I think he was a first round pick?
Guess Artamanov has a chance now...
HisIceness
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To be fair, he might as well have been. 2012 was pretty brutal.
Boom Boom Apathy
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They had 58 teams back then.
Sombastate
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What are you guys thinking of Nystrom? looks like he's having a decent post draft career. Any chance he makes it to the show?
HisIceness
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Possibly, but not sure it will be here. Simply put, there's a bit of a log-jam on defense. Nikishin, Morrow, Legault, Heimosalami, Badinka are all also competing for spots.
Nikishin Go Boom
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Nystrom has a chance at making the league. He is a righty shot which helps and so does growing 3 inches since his draft. He doesn’t do anything at an elite level but a solid all around guy. His window will be tight as he won’t step into the system until he is 23 and he’ll have strong competition. if he can have a strong showing next season at camp and plays in Chicago for a year, he could be a serious roster contender in 26-27 for 3RD.
hblueridgegal
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hblueridgegal
Timing is Everything
Top prospects for Carolina Hurricanes | NHL.com
Nikishin could be in NHL by end of this season; Nadeau likely to begin in AHL
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woah...is there enough cap + slots available at the inn?Top prospects for Carolina Hurricanes | NHL.com
Nikishin could be in NHL by end of this season; Nadeau likely to begin in AHL
Exciting news though......
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Boom Boom Apathy
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hasn’t done enough post draft to be considered a top 5 prospect for Carolina.
HisIceness
This is Hurricanes Hockey
Once Nikishin, Morrow, Nadeau etc graduate, he'll be there, most likely.
Boom Boom Apathy
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Maybe, but 2024 and 2025 draft picks will also be in play then.
Anton Dubinchuk
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Yeah after this disaster of an offseason 2025 will probably be 1OA.
Derailed75
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bleedgreen
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Well that list got thin pretty quick. I didn’t realize how much Russian dmen have dropped off in recent years.
