Prospect Info: Round 5, 158th Overall - Ty Murchison (D) - USNTDP -- 6'2", 192 pounds

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DEFENSEman

It's their job to play defense. You need guys to CYA to pair with those small offensive dmen. Plus, he will be cheap for a long time with those low point totals.

-Dead
We need our Ty Murchisons to cover all the Buiums we have in the prospect pool, duh.

He does this every few months.
Weirdly disappears during the season for the most part though.

Strange.
 
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Signed to an ELC.


I chuckled when I reread the first post of this thread:

“Ty is power-play specialist and one who can quarterback the top power-play unit. Murchison is aware of the passing lanes and knows how to deliver crisp, quick, flat passes for his wingers to one-time on net. His shot will need to continue to develop as the velocity is average for his age. However, when he shoots, the puck seems to find a way through on goal. As Ty shoots the puck more, the penalty killers in front of him will be forced to respect the shooting lanes rather than assume Murchison will keep the puck moving. Ty walks along the blue line very well and often uses this to his advantage to keep the play alive and change the angle for a pass or shot attempt. I see him having a significant amount of assists this season as he creates time and space for his forwards.” – DraftGeek

I guess that turned out to be a bit inaccurate.
 
I chuckled when I reread the first post of this thread:

“Ty is power-play specialist and one who can quarterback the top power-play unit. Murchison is aware of the passing lanes and knows how to deliver crisp, quick, flat passes for his wingers to one-time on net. His shot will need to continue to develop as the velocity is average for his age. However, when he shoots, the puck seems to find a way through on goal. As Ty shoots the puck more, the penalty killers in front of him will be forced to respect the shooting lanes rather than assume Murchison will keep the puck moving. Ty walks along the blue line very well and often uses this to his advantage to keep the play alive and change the angle for a pass or shot attempt. I see him having a significant amount of assists this season as he creates time and space for his forwards.” – DraftGeek

I guess that turned out to be a bit inaccurate.

The last time he scored at a solid rate was like midgets & that was almost a decade ago at this point. :laugh:
 

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