Prospect Info: Syracuse Crunch, Orlando Solar Bears & Prospects

[TheDaysOf 04]

4 point night for Pitre (1g + 3a)

 

[TheDaysOf 04]

Howard one ups Pitre with a 5 point night! (4 goals, 1 assist)

 

[TheDaysOf 04]

1 goal + 2 assists for Jack Harvey



Crunch fall 3-2 to the Marlies

No Dylan Duke who was injured in the last game, and still no Huuhtanen who reamins out from his injury

- Jujhar Khaira scores in his first game with the Crunch
- Fortier scores his 6th goal
- Finley picks up an assist, his 6th point in 9 games

 

[bov]

Howard leading the big10 in goals and points, Kurth not far behind at #6 while leading in +/- by a long shot. TB never gets enough credit for the prospects but there are some solid players in the system.

 

[StammerHammer]

Hope Howard doesn't bolt on the Lightning.

 

[TheDaysOf 04]

Crunch win 6-2 over Rochester

- Fortier has 3 goals in his last 4 games
- Roelens scores his 6th of the season
- 2 assists for Crozier
- Logan Brown picks up an assist. He has 9 points in 12 games this year. Just needs to stay healthy



1 goal + 1 assist for Harvey

 

[TheDaysOf 04]

Flinton with an assist and an empty net goal



Kurth with 1 goal + 2 assists

 

[TheDaysOf 04]

1 goal + 1assist for Shaugabay





Isaac Howard - anotha one



The most goals by a Lightning prospect in a single ncaa season in the past 25 years:

Howard is moving up the chart

Dylan Duke	Michigan	26 goals	2023-24
Alex Killorn	Harvard	23 goals	2011-12
Cole Guttman	Denver	19 goals	2021-22
Isaac Howard	Michigan State	18 goals	2024-25
Dylan Duke	Michigan	17 goals	2022-23
Cole Koepke	Minnesota-Duluth	16 goals	2019-20
Ross Colton	Vermont	16 goals	2017-18
Matthew Peca	Quinnipiac	15 goals	2012-13
Alex Killorn	Harvard	15 goals	2010-11
Cole Koepke	Minnesota-Duluth	15 goals	2020-21
Cooper Flinton	Dartmouth	15 goals	2023-24

 

[Felonious Python]

I rant about the mental side of the Bears game (which has been pretty decent the last week), but let me illustrate.


Ignore the headline. Most of the article is about the team mentally. Buffalo doesn't have the best roster in the league, but they also probably shouldn't be doing as poorly as they are (and they aren't bottom of the league terrible).

The coach is very experienced, but there's a feeling that the players are mentally weak. The players made it all the way to the NHL, but just don't have enough to win in Buffalo. Just short. They left home at 16 to play in the CHL, get booed by strangers, but closing out a regular season win against Seattle is just too much. It's just asking too much.

But it's the children who are wrong.