He has Zborovskiy-like upside, clearly.
For what it's worth, Zborovskiy signed with Sochi, which is kinda coincidental (Rykov). I guess Sochi doesn't recognize his quality, either, however, as he's been sent to the VHL instead.There's a saying in Russian for this situation that goes something like this: "Get a sore on your tongue".
This is what you deserve for saying this(and not even adding a sarcastic smilie)
For what it's worth, Zborovskiy signed with Sochi, which is kinda coincidental (Rykov). I guess Sochi doesn't recognize his quality, either, however, as he's been sent to the VHL instead.
Prospect Report: 10.8.18
K'Andre Miller had an assist and was a plus-1 in Wisconsin's exhibition game against U. of Victoria.
Tyler Wall had 24 saves on 27 shots for UMass-Lowell in their exhibition game against Acadia. He earned the win. Here he is getting lit up, lolol....
The article, also, shows some stats on some of the Euro players and the Hartford team....
"He's sort of like a Cam Fowler-type presence, a guy who has developed into the sort of player you can count on in any situation. I personally haven't coached too many guys who can skate as effortlessly as he does. He can get caught in a bad spot offensively and still manage to recover and you don't see him get beat one-on-one very often." - Barrie Colts Assistant Coach Todd Miller on Joey Keane (Credit: OntarioHockeyLeague.com)
Nope.Is Malte Stromwall still in any way affiliated with the Rangers? Just curious, as he currently tops the Finnish league in scoring.
Elite Prospects now has him listed as injured until the end of October, FWIW.I did some digging, even talked to someone working for Djurgården that i know and noone knows why he's not playing… Kinda worrying when noone knows whats up.
Great post!Keane is one of the more intriguing of our prospects going forward. Basically a little more experience and physical maturity and IMO he could become for us next year something like Victor Mete became for the Canadiens--a year or two out from his draft season. Keane's a great skater and he's more of a two way guy than a pure offensive D. He does have edge but I don't really think he has the strength right now to back it up--so he is where he should be in the OHL.
There's a saying in Russian for this situation that goes something like this: "Get a sore on your tongue".
This is what you deserve for saying this(and not even adding a sarcastic smilie)
Scouting report: Miller combines NHL-level skating ability with a long reach to be a intriguing pro prospect. Yet consider he has only played two full seasons as a defenseman and you also realize he has a high level of flexibility in his game and an ability to adapt to changes. Those who have worked with him call him highly coachable, even when the assignments aren’t fun. With an ability to play an offensive game from the blue line, expect Miller to get chances on the power play.
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