Vilmer Alriksson is catching hire with his new team , make that another two points 1 goal and 1 assist and he maintains his point per game play
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Is he going to keep it up once Martone and Rehkopf are back from WJ's is the question. Points might slow a bit.
He's going to get a chance to play and practice with two of the best players in the OHL this year still though.
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Add Anthony Romani to the list of traded Canucks prospects. He joins Riley Patterson in Barrie.
That's surprising. Barrie is now top of the conference. Barrie's top scorer Wakely has half of the points that the leagues top scorer Liam Greentree has.
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seeing ohl teams load up by grabbing our prospects is encouraging.
Only question now is when is Romani going to be healthy , I thought he would be playing by now but that’s not the case so hopefully he will be back playing soon
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Certainly is nice to see 3 prospects being considered valuable enough to be traded for.
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Not super notable but nice to see some signs of life with him.
Patterson seems like the type of guy who will have a really good last junior season next season and the usual suspects will get all excited then he will turn pro and be hard pressed to score double digit goals in the AHL.
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Seems like a good guy to sell at his peak. If that was the game plan all along, it’s a good one. Probably one of the best ways to get value from a late pick.
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Counterpoint: Brz helped land Lindholm and helped free us of Kuzmenko's second year cap hit.
As I recall, we traded another 'Riley' to acquire Bloom from the Sabres, as in depth d-man Riley Stilman.
Turned into a 'nothing trade' for both teams. Stilman is now in the Carolina organization playing for the AHL Chicago Wolves.....and of course Bloom is in the ECHL with Kalamazoo.
Sure Brz was having his super breakout season going from 57 to 92 points, Patterson has the exact same pace as last year.
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I know. I was responding to your speculation that Patterson could explode in his OA year. That would be the time to pull the trigger on a trade.
My only point is that there's nothing wrong with drafting in bad faith (drafting a player knowing full well that he'll never make it as a pro) provided you can successfully execute a pump and dump.
I think that the Canucks were hoping for some growth this year but it hasn't really happened oh well.
They should literally play it outside on a new rink in Aldergrove using the red line as the border between them.
Glad I took my gummy early today.
A real setback for the City of Penticton. The Young-stars tournament was big draw every Fall, and probably important to the local economy like hotels and restaurants.
Hard to know if Winnipeg, Calgary and Edmonton just thought the travel was too much, and not having much control over how the tournament was run. I assume they'll now have their own event involving the three teams somewhere on the Prairies.
Hopefully this isn't the 'end' of the Young-stars tournament in Penticton.
Hard to know if Winnipeg, Calgary and Edmonton just thought the travel was too much, and not having much control over how the tournament was run. I assume they'll now have their own event involving the three teams somewhere on the Prairies.
Hopefully this isn't the 'end' of the Young-stars tournament in Penticton.
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Crazy Rachel with her thoughts on the WJCs:
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To no one's surprised, zero mention of Willander while stating ASP was Sweden's best player start-to-finish.
Prospects who impressed, teams that shocked us (for better or worse) at the 2025 World Juniors
The world's best under-20 talent was on display in Ottawa. Here's who raised their prospect and draft stock the most.
To no one's surprised, zero mention of Willander while stating ASP was Sweden's best player start-to-finish.
ChilliBilly
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Certainly ASP is flashier. But I suspect that Willander will have been the better over all value in 10 years.Crazy Rachel with her thoughts on the WJCs:
Prospects who impressed, teams that shocked us (for better or worse) at the 2025 World Juniors
The world's best under-20 talent was on display in Ottawa. Here's who raised their prospect and draft stock the most.
To no one's surprised, zero mention of Willander while stating ASP was Sweden's best player start-to-finish.
