Prospects and Marlies Thread: Post Season and Off-Season
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Barilko14
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Today, worse than Hunwick.
Took a step back this year, then got injured. He'll have to take a step next year, or he'll be following in Loov's & Percy's footsteps.
Yeah, I don't *want* to see those circumstances either, and so far so good.
Marlies seem primed to make a nice playoff run with their depth and talent - goaltending consistency will be the key. Sparks has been the most consistent the past couple of years, hope they ride him through this year.
Re, Toninato, 2 year ELC makes sense and is a good fit - thanks for the reply. Haven't looked at contract numbers, and it's a definite numbers game, but it's not inconceivable for him to get one.
Could make sense to sign Boyle for two, and let Goat and Toninato duke it out for future 4th line C duties. If/when either beats him out, he can shift to the wing or just mentor.
Am more interested in Dakota Joshua for the upcoming year, tbh. He has one or two years left in the NCAA? If it's one, he might get an ELC himself.
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I've watched a fair bit of the Bulldogs over the past few years:
He's always been good but he's definitely turned it up a notch this season. Apparently he really wants to turn pro - almost did so last season but family wanted him to finish his degree. Seems as if he spent this season further honing his defensive game in case his scoring/shot didn't translate well in the AHl/NHL in order to earn a. Roster spot.
I can see him being a good option for the Leafs 4C in a season or two from now.
Barilko14
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Good to have competition for every spot on the roster going forward. Hopefully we see him in a Marlies jersey next year.
Brett Findlay seems to be the second coming of Byron Froese. Late blooming C who's starting to become a very effective AHL player. Having guys like this is awesome if they are able to come up and play a depth role on your NHL team if injuries hit.
Looks like he's trying to surpass Biggs record of 0 for 10 for the Generals back in the day.
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So,I had my first chance to see Adam Brooks live last night as Regina defeated Calgary 5-2 in Calgary. I'll extrapolate hugely on the basis of this one game but, hey, that is what a board like this is for. Besides, we all enjoy playing the amateur scout or GM. Take all this for what it is worth.
The main positive about Brooks, IMO, is that he has a never stop motor. (This is more the case than with Steel, though I will mention him in more detail later.). He also has excellent hands, especially giving and receiving passes. He is a better than average skater at the junior level but I don't know whether that would still be the case in the pros. Still, his anticipation and his energy level may compensate for possibly not being a top tier NHL skater.
He is definitely not big. I have seen him listed at both 5'10 and 5'11. The former is closer to the truth, I think, and may still be a little generous. It is hard to tell about physique under a loose sweater, but I suspect he will need time in the weight room in order to be a successful pro. Of course, he was playing with big wingers, including the massive (and not particularly good) Sens pick, Filip Ahl. Maybe that made him look smaller. Whether or not that is the case, however, he would be a below average sized NHL forward.
He had one of those games in which he played hard but the puck just seemed to bounce in the wrong direction. Perhaps his most impressive play was to circle back to receive the puck at his own blueline, and beat his opposite number in the neutral zone with an almost Marner like move. He was breaking into the zone with the defense spread too wide and backing up with a big opening in the slot directly ahead of him... and his winger went offside. That was somewhat typical of the way things went for him.
Brooks got one assist on a power play, on which he received a pass at the point and very quickly delivered a low, accurate, but not particularly hard shot, that was easy to deflect. The deflection was successful and a goal resulted. Brooks regularly initiated the power play from the point, often passing to the winger, cutting through the middle, almost as in a basketball play and then receiving the puck by the side of the net. From there he would dish off quickly to an open teammate. With better finishing, he would have had at least one more assist. After taking an early lead, however, Regina laid back a bit and didn't play with much urgency against an obviously weaker opponent. Brooks also was effective on the PK.
I think Brooks is definitely a centre. I don't know what his stats were on the faceoff, but he didn't seem particularly strong in that area. I think he might have the possibility to be a third line center if he builds up his physique and makes the transition to defense first play. He would have the offensive skill to chip in when opportunity arises in that role, largely because of those good hands, I think. He will be a useful addition to the Marlies, next season, IMO. After that, well, we will all see how he develops.
I also watched Steel with interest, since the Ducks took him with the first of the picks they received in the Andersen trade. Steel was the first star of the game, scoring a hat trick. Two of his goals were very pretty snipes off the rush, one of them shorthanded. I think his shot definitely looks better than Brooks. He is just a little bigger than Brooks and, of course, is two years younger. The Ducks have every reason to be happy he is in their prospect pipeline. At this point, he is not as defensively oriented as Brooks and is more of a one way player. (Though he too performed well on the PK.) I suppose you can excuse that in a league scoring champion in his D + 1 season. At present, it looks as if he would have to be a top six forward in order to make the NHL while Brooks could play in the bottom six, I think. In my view, he is a good player and the Ducks should be happy with their pick. He doesn't make me regret the Andersen trade, however. This could be one of those trades which benefits both sides, IMO.
The main positive about Brooks, IMO, is that he has a never stop motor. (This is more the case than with Steel, though I will mention him in more detail later.). He also has excellent hands, especially giving and receiving passes. He is a better than average skater at the junior level but I don't know whether that would still be the case in the pros. Still, his anticipation and his energy level may compensate for possibly not being a top tier NHL skater.
He is definitely not big. I have seen him listed at both 5'10 and 5'11. The former is closer to the truth, I think, and may still be a little generous. It is hard to tell about physique under a loose sweater, but I suspect he will need time in the weight room in order to be a successful pro. Of course, he was playing with big wingers, including the massive (and not particularly good) Sens pick, Filip Ahl. Maybe that made him look smaller. Whether or not that is the case, however, he would be a below average sized NHL forward.
He had one of those games in which he played hard but the puck just seemed to bounce in the wrong direction. Perhaps his most impressive play was to circle back to receive the puck at his own blueline, and beat his opposite number in the neutral zone with an almost Marner like move. He was breaking into the zone with the defense spread too wide and backing up with a big opening in the slot directly ahead of him... and his winger went offside. That was somewhat typical of the way things went for him.
Brooks got one assist on a power play, on which he received a pass at the point and very quickly delivered a low, accurate, but not particularly hard shot, that was easy to deflect. The deflection was successful and a goal resulted. Brooks regularly initiated the power play from the point, often passing to the winger, cutting through the middle, almost as in a basketball play and then receiving the puck by the side of the net. From there he would dish off quickly to an open teammate. With better finishing, he would have had at least one more assist. After taking an early lead, however, Regina laid back a bit and didn't play with much urgency against an obviously weaker opponent. Brooks also was effective on the PK.
I think Brooks is definitely a centre. I don't know what his stats were on the faceoff, but he didn't seem particularly strong in that area. I think he might have the possibility to be a third line center if he builds up his physique and makes the transition to defense first play. He would have the offensive skill to chip in when opportunity arises in that role, largely because of those good hands, I think. He will be a useful addition to the Marlies, next season, IMO. After that, well, we will all see how he develops.
I also watched Steel with interest, since the Ducks took him with the first of the picks they received in the Andersen trade. Steel was the first star of the game, scoring a hat trick. Two of his goals were very pretty snipes off the rush, one of them shorthanded. I think his shot definitely looks better than Brooks. He is just a little bigger than Brooks and, of course, is two years younger. The Ducks have every reason to be happy he is in their prospect pipeline. At this point, he is not as defensively oriented as Brooks and is more of a one way player. (Though he too performed well on the PK.) I suppose you can excuse that in a league scoring champion in his D + 1 season. At present, it looks as if he would have to be a top six forward in order to make the NHL while Brooks could play in the bottom six, I think. In my view, he is a good player and the Ducks should be happy with their pick. He doesn't make me regret the Andersen trade, however. This could be one of those trades which benefits both sides, IMO.
2016-17 MAPLE LEAFS PROSPECTS STATS. (*NON-MARLIES)
(*Updated: Thursday, March 30th 2017 - 8:37 A.M.)
* = Team that the player is currently playing with (this past week..)
1.) Adam Brooks (C) - Regina Pats - WHL (Drafted: Round 4 /#92 - 2016)|66|43|87|130|+43|*PPG+
................................. * 2017 WHL PLAYOFFS |3|3|3|6|+2|* 2 PPG
.................................. Total: |69| 46 | 90 | 136 | +45 | *PPG+ | in P/O
2.) Jeremy Bracco (RW) - Kitchener Rangers - OHL (Drafted: Round 2 /#61 - 2015)|27|17|34|51|+13|*PPG+
................................. * Windsor Spitfires - OHL|30|8|24|32|-2|*PPG+
................................. * 2017 OHL PLAYOFFS |3|0|0|0|-4|
.................................. Total: | 67|28|60| 88 |+9| +PPG+ | in P/O
3.) Jack Walker (RW) - Victoria Royals - WHL (Drafted: Round 6 /#152 - 2016)|70|31|41|72|+17|*PPG+
................................. * 2017 WHL PLAYOFFS |2|2|2|4| . 0|* 2 PPG
.................................. Total : |72|33|43| 76| +17| *PPG+ | in P/O
4.) J.J. Piccinich (LW) - London Knights - OHL (Drafted: Round 4 /#103 - 2014)|66 |26|46|73| +18| *PPG+
................................. * 2017 OHL PLAYOFFS |3|0|1|1| .. 0|
.................................. Total : |69 |26|47| 73| +18| *PPG+ | in P/O
5.) Nikita Korostelev (RW) - Sarnia Sting - OHL (Drafted: Round 7 /#185 - 2015)|31|17|18|35|-7| *PPG+
.................................... * Peterborough Petes - OHL |24|12|17|29|+1 |*PPG+
................................. * 2017 OHL PLAYOFFS |3|1|2|3| . 0|*PPG
................................... Total:| 58|30|37| 67| -3| *PPG+ | in P/O
6.) Carl Grundstrom (RW) - Frolunda HC -SHL (Drafted: Round 2 /#57 - 2016)|45|14|6|20|+6
.................................... - Team Sweden - International Jr. (All)|15|11| 8| 19 |+10 |*PPG+
.................................... - Team Sweden U-20 - WJC-U20|7|3|4|7|+5|*PPG+
.................................... - Frolunda HC - Champions HL|13| 4 |4|8 | .. 0
.................................... * 2017 SHL PLAYOFFS|6| 1 |1|2 | .. -1
..................................... Total:| 86| 33|25| 56 |+10|| in P/O
7.) Martins Dzierkals (RW) - Rouyn-Nor. Huskies - QMJHL (Drafted: Round 3 /#68 - 2015)|47|21|28|49|+26|*PPG+
..................................... - Team Latvia (International/ WJC & OGQ Leagues - 3 Comb. ) |10|2|2| 4| +2
................................. * 2017 QMJHL PLAYOFFS |4|0|2|2|+2|
..................................... Total:| 61|23|32| 56| +28|| in P/O
8.) Stephen Desrocher (D) - Kingston Frontenacs - OHL (Drafted: Round 6 /#155 - 2015)|65|12|39|51| +1
................................. * 2017 OHL PLAYOFFS |3|1|0|1|-2|
..................................... Total: |68|13|39| 52| .. 0|| in P/O
9.) Miro Aaltonen (C/W) - Vityaz Podolsk - KHL (* Free Agent Signing - 2017)|59|19|25|44|-4
...................................... - Team Finland - EHT |6|6|1|7|-2|*PPG+
...................................... * 2017 KHL PLAYOFFS|4|0|0|0| . -1
..................................... Total: |69|25|26| 51 | . -2|| in P/O
10.) Pierre Engvall (LW) - Mora IK - Swe-1 (Drafted: Round 7 /#188 - 2014)|50|21|19|40| +4
..................................... * 2017 QUALIFICATION ROUND |7|3|4|7 |+3|*PPG
..................................... Total:| 57|24| 23| 47| +5|| in P/O
11.) Nikolai Chebykin (LW) - Dynamo Moskva - KHL (Drafted: Round 8 /#182 - 2016)|8 |1|0 |1|+2
...................................... - Dynamo Balashikha - VHL|24|5|3|8|-7
...................................... - 2017 KHL PLAYOFFS|1|0|0|0| .. 0 |
...................................... * 2017 VHL PLAYOFFS|9|3|5|8|+4 |*PPG
...................................... - HK MVD Balashikha - MHL|17|17|10|27|+17 |*PPG+
...................................... Total:| 59|26|18 | 44| +15|| in P/O
12.) Vladimir Bobylev (LW) - Moscow Spartak - KHL ( Drafted: Round 5 /#122 - 2016)|20|1|2 |3 |+1
...................................... - Khimik Voskresensk - VHL|3 |1 |1 |2 |+1
...................................... - Victoria Royals - WHL|38|9|27 |36 |+16 |
................................. * 2017 WHL PLAYOFFS |4|1|0|1|+1|
...................................... Total:| 65|12 |31 | 43| +18|| in P/O
13.) Jesper Lindgren (D) - MODO Hockey J20 - SuperElit (Drafted: Round 4 /#95 - 2015)|7 |1| 9 |10 |+9
..................................... * 2017 J20 Super Elite PLAYOFFS |4 |1| 3 |4 | . 0|*PPG
................................... - MODO Hockey - Allsvenskan |50 |3 |21 |24|-5
................................... - Team Sweden U-20 - International Jr. |5 |0 |0 | 0|-1
................................... Total:| 66|5 |33 | 38 |+8|| in P/O
14.) Dakota Joshua (F) * Ohio State University - Big-10 (Drafted: Round 5 /#128 - 2014)|33|12 |23 | 35| +5 | *PPG+ | DONE
15.) Fabrice Herzog (RW) - Zurich SC Lions -Swiss-A (Drafted: Round 5 /#142 - 2013)|44 |9 |11|20 |+10
..................................... - Team Switzerland - International|1 |1 |0 |1 | .. 0|*PPG
.................................... - ZSC Lions - Champions HL|10 |2| 0|2 | +2
.................................... - ZSC Lions - 2017 Swiss Cup|2 |1 | 0 |1 | .. 6
.................................... * 2016 NLA PLAYOFFS|6 |2 | 1 |3 |+1
.................................... Total:| 63|15|12| 27| +11|| in P/O
16.) Nolan Vesey (F) - Univ. of Maine - H-East (Drafted: Round 6 /#158 - 2014)|36 |13 |10 | 27| -8|| DONE
17.) Dominic Toninato (F) * Univ. of Minn.-Duluth - NCHC (Drafted: Round 5 /#126 - 2012)|40| 16 |12 | 28| +24|| FRZ. 4
18.) Yegor Korshkov (RW) - Lokomotiv Yaroslavl- KHL (Drafted: Round 2 /#31 - 2016)|36| 6 |13 |19|+2
..................................... - Team Russia - EHT|3 |0 |0 |0 | .. 0
..................................... - Loko Yaroslavl - MHL|2 |0 |0 |0 | .. 1
.................................... * 2017 KHL PLAYOFFS|15 |1 |2 |3 |+1
..................................... Total:| 56| 7|15| 22 | +3|| in P/O
19.) Keaton Middleton (D) - Saginaw Spirit - OHL (Drafted: Round 4 /#101 - 2016)|64 |4 |14 | 18 | +8|| DONE
20.) Nicolas Mattinen (D) - London Knights - OHL ( Drafted: Round 6 /#179 - 2016)|66 |2 |6 |8| +13
................................. * 2017 OHL PLAYOFFS |3|0|0|0|-1|
..................................... Total: |69 |2 |6 | 8| +12|| in P/O
21.) J.D. Greenway (D) - Univ. of Wisconsin - Big-10 ( Drafted: Round 3 /#72 - 2016)|34 |1| 6 | 7| -4|| DONE
GOALIES
22.) Joseph Woll - * Boston College - H-East (Drafted: Round 3 /#62 - 2016)|34 |17|13 |3 | *1 | .913| 2.64| DONE ......................... - 2016-17 Team USA U20 - WJC U-20|2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .934| 1.50
23.) Kasimir Kaskisuo - Orlando Solar Bears - ECHL (*Free Agent Signing)|32|14 |11 |2 | *1 | .899| 3.45
......................... * 2016-17 Toronto Marlies - AHL|3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | *1 | .955| 1.34
2016-17 MARLIES STATS.
TOP 12 MARLIES Pointmakers
1.) Cal O'Reilly (C)|54|9| 39 | 48 |+2
2.) Kerby Rychel (LW)| 65|17|30|47|-9
3.) Andreas Johnsson (LW)| 67 | 20 |24|44| +8
4.) (X) Kasperi Kapanen (RW)|43|18|25|43|+2| *PPG
5.) Brendan Leipsic (RW)|41|13|30|43|+5| *PPG+
6.) Andrew Nielsen (D)|66|13|24|37| +8
7.) Seth Griffith (RW)|30|8|29|37| +8 | *PPG+
8.) Mike Sislo (LW)|65|12|22|34|-9 | *PPG+/M
9.) Trevor Moore (RW)|49|12|17|29|+7
10.) Colin Greening (C)|64|10|14|24|+6
11.) Dmytro Timashov (LW)|54|11|12|23|-2
12.) Travis Dermott (D)|53|5|18|23|+7
Andrew Campbell (D)* Best +/- On Team | 67 |5|15|20| +19 | "CAPTAIN"
GOALIES
Garrett Sparks|26|18|7|0| *5 | .927 |2.08
Antoine Bibeau |32|13|14|1 | *3 | .894 |3.08
Kasimir Kaskisuo |3|3|0|0 | *1 | .955 |1.34
X J.P. Anderson |1 |0|1|0 |*0 | .857 |4.50
X Jeff Glass |2 |1|1|0 |*0 | .917 |2.05
More Marlies Player stats. --> http://www.marlies.ca/team/IndividualStatistics.asp
MARLIES PRESENT STANDINGS:
1st in the North Division...
6th in the Eastern Conference...
12th in the League...
AHL STANDINGS LINK --> http://theahl.com/team-stats?standi...4&sortKey=percentage&league=4&league_code=ahl
..please let me know, if you see that I am missing any players on the above lists.. and/or any mistakes... Thanks..
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taurine330
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Marlies have 8 games left to play.. They are in 1st place in their Division.. (stats above)
Not last year..
- WJC-U18 - 2014-15
- International Jrs. U19 & U20 - 2015-16
- International Jrs. U20 - 2016-17
STATS ---> http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=187806
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Anyone who doubts Bibs, needs to review this season.. and what his play was like.. and his numbers, with the Leafs..
They lose their mojo once in awhile, but all in all they are still progressing.. Goalies take more time.., to be consistent..
My 4th highlight-montage for Antoine Bibeau..., one of the Toronto Maple Leafs goalie prospects.., who played his first two NHL games
this past December.. and is now presently playing with the 2016-17 Toronto Marlies.., in the AHL...
In my opinion..., "Bibs" had a great first two games with the Leafs.. and although his numbers have
fallen in the past two months in the Marlies, since being sent back down.., I think that he will pick it up again soon..
...and continue moving forward..
It was probably a little bit puzzling to him, after winning his 2nd NHL game.., to be sent back down so fast..
His numbers were good.. McElhinney just arrived really fast..
Antoine Bibeau
Goalie -- shoots L
Born May 1 1994 -- Victoriaville, PQ
22 yrs. ago
Height 6.03 -- Weight 207
RECENT STATS: (*up to March 30th 2017)
2014-15 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
31 Games... 15 Wins.. 10 Losses... 5 Ties... *4 S/O's..
.913 SV % ... 2.69 GAA..
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2015-16 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
40 Games... 28 Wins.. 9 Losses... 1 Tie... *3 S/O's..
.909 SV % ... 2.70 GAA..
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2016 AHL PLAYOFFS
12 Games... 6 Wins.. 5 Losses... 0 Ties... *1 S/O..
.900 SV % ... 2.73 GAA..
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*2016-17 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
32 Games... 13 Wins.. 14 Losses... 1 Tie... *3 S/O's..
.894 SV % ... 3.08 GAA..
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*2016-17 - Toronto Maple Leafs - NHL
2 Games... 1 Win.. 1 Loss... 0 Ties...
.927 SV % ... 1.99 GAA..
This video includes: many of Antoine's saves, from his Toronto Marlies 2016-17 regular season... (*up to March 30th 2017) ; more great save clips, from his first two NHL games in December 2016, with the Leafs...; clips from one of the final 2016-17 pre-season Leafs games.., where he had a shut-out.. (and knocked over Bitten.., after being hit a few times.. *great clip!)..; clips from a December 29th post-game interview, after getting his 1st NHL Win..., in his 2nd start .... and other various 2016-17 video clips & photos....
Bibs, In Time: Antoine Bibeau 2016-17 Extended Leafs & Marlies Highlights - TML (HD)
They lose their mojo once in awhile, but all in all they are still progressing.. Goalies take more time.., to be consistent..
My 4th highlight-montage for Antoine Bibeau..., one of the Toronto Maple Leafs goalie prospects.., who played his first two NHL games
this past December.. and is now presently playing with the 2016-17 Toronto Marlies.., in the AHL...
In my opinion..., "Bibs" had a great first two games with the Leafs.. and although his numbers have
fallen in the past two months in the Marlies, since being sent back down.., I think that he will pick it up again soon..
...and continue moving forward..
It was probably a little bit puzzling to him, after winning his 2nd NHL game.., to be sent back down so fast..
His numbers were good.. McElhinney just arrived really fast..
Antoine Bibeau
Goalie -- shoots L
Born May 1 1994 -- Victoriaville, PQ
22 yrs. ago
Height 6.03 -- Weight 207
RECENT STATS: (*up to March 30th 2017)
2014-15 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
31 Games... 15 Wins.. 10 Losses... 5 Ties... *4 S/O's..
.913 SV % ... 2.69 GAA..
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2015-16 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
40 Games... 28 Wins.. 9 Losses... 1 Tie... *3 S/O's..
.909 SV % ... 2.70 GAA..
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2016 AHL PLAYOFFS
12 Games... 6 Wins.. 5 Losses... 0 Ties... *1 S/O..
.900 SV % ... 2.73 GAA..
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*2016-17 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
32 Games... 13 Wins.. 14 Losses... 1 Tie... *3 S/O's..
.894 SV % ... 3.08 GAA..
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*2016-17 - Toronto Maple Leafs - NHL
2 Games... 1 Win.. 1 Loss... 0 Ties...
.927 SV % ... 1.99 GAA..
This video includes: many of Antoine's saves, from his Toronto Marlies 2016-17 regular season... (*up to March 30th 2017) ; more great save clips, from his first two NHL games in December 2016, with the Leafs...; clips from one of the final 2016-17 pre-season Leafs games.., where he had a shut-out.. (and knocked over Bitten.., after being hit a few times.. *great clip!)..; clips from a December 29th post-game interview, after getting his 1st NHL Win..., in his 2nd start .... and other various 2016-17 video clips & photos....
Bibs, In Time: Antoine Bibeau 2016-17 Extended Leafs & Marlies Highlights - TML (HD)
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DarkKnight
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Anyone who doubts Bibs, needs to review this season.. and what his play was like and his numbers, with the Leafs.. They lose their mojo once in awhile, but all in all they are still progressing.. Goalies take more time.., to be consistent..
My 4th highlight-montage for Antoine Bibeau..., one of the Toronto Maple Leafs goalie prospects.., who played his first two NHL games
this past December.. and is now presently playing with the 2016-17 Toronto Marlies.., in the AHL...
In my opinion..., "Bibs" had a great first two games with the Leafs.. and although his numbers have
fallen in the past two months in the Marlies, since being sent back down.., I think that he will pick it up again soon.. and continue moving forward..
It was probably a little bit puzzling to him, after winning his 2nd NHL game.., to be sent back down so fast..
His numbers were good.. McElhinney just arrived really fast..
Antoine Bibeau
Goalie -- shoots L
Born May 1 1994 -- Victoriaville, PQ
22 yrs. ago
Height 6.03 -- Weight 207
RECENT STATS: (*up to March 30th 2017)
2014-15 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
31 Games... 15 Wins.. 10 Losses... 5 Ties... *4 S/O's..
.913 SV % ... 2.69 GAA..
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2015-16 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
40 Games... 28 Wins.. 9 Losses... 1 Tie... *3 S/O's..
.909 SV % ... 2.70 GAA..
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2016 AHL PLAYOFFS
12 Games... 6 Wins.. 5 Losses... 0 Ties... *1 S/O..
.900 SV % ... 2.73 GAA..
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*2016-17 - Toronto Marlies - AHL
32 Games... 13 Wins.. 14 Losses... 1 Tie... *3 S/O's..
.894 SV % ... 3.08 GAA..
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*2016-17 - Toronto Maple Leafs - NHL
2 Games... 1 Win.. 1 Loss... 0 Ties...
.927 SV % ... 1.99 GAA..
This video includes: many of Antoine's saves, from his Toronto Marlies 2016-17 regular season... (*up to March 30th 2017) ; more great save clips, from his first two NHL games in December 2016, with the Leafs...; clips from one of the final 2016-17 pre-season Leafs games.., where he had a shut-out.. (and knocked over Bitten.., after being hit a few times.. *great clip!)..; clips from a December 29th post-game interview, after getting his 1st NHL Win..., in his 2nd start .... and other various 2016-17 video clips & photos....
Bibs, In Time: Antoine Bibeau 2016-17 Extended Leafs & Marlies Highlights - TML (HD)
I predict he isn't even with the organization next year.
ULF_55
Moderator
2016-17 MARLIES STATS.
TOP 12 MARLIES Pointmakers
PLAYER/POSITION.......... | GAMES |GOALS |ASSISTS|POINTS|+/-| .......
1.) Cal O'Reilly (C)|54|9| 39 | 48 |+2
2.) Kerby Rychel (LW)| 65|17|30|47|-9
3.) Andreas Johnsson (LW)| 67 | 20 |24|44| +8
4.) (X) Kasperi Kapanen (RW)|43|18|25|43|+2|
5.) Brendan Leipsic (RW)|41|13|30|43|+5| *PPG+
6.) Andrew Nielsen (D)|66|13|24|37| +8
7.) Seth Griffith (RW)|30|8|29|37| +8 | *PPG+
8.) Mike Sislo (LW)|65|12|22|34|-9 | *PPG+/M
9.) Trevor Moore (RW)|49|12|17|29|+7
10.) Colin Greening (C)|64|10|14|24|+6
11.) Dmytro Timashov (LW)|54|11|12|23|-2
12.) Travis Dermott (D)|53|5|18|23|+7
Andrew Campbell (D)* Best +/- On Team | 67 |5|15|20| +19 | "CAPTAIN"
So Kapanen is PPG?
Thanks, Ulf.. Noticed that after posting yesterday, but I got too busy to come back in.. Yes..
DarkKnight
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I think both of them don't have a future with the organization, simply placeholders at the moment.
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