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Andrew Schmidt

Andrew Schmidt

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#1 Vitaly Kravstov: Kravstov dominated in the world juniors this year on team Russia. He registered 7 points in 6 games which is very solid. He has such a bright future and I cannot wait to see him play!

#2 Igor Shesterkin: Last season in the KHL, Shesterkin played 28 games, went 20-4-4, 1.0 GAA and a .933 save percentage. This is amazing for an adult league! Goalies take longer to develop, so he still has some time to develop.

#3 Lias Andersson: While Andersson hasn't done exactly amazing for the rangers this year and got sent down, he is a great prospect and is doing decent in the AHL.

#4 Filip Chytil: Chytil has been solid this year in the show! He has really shown he can and will be a top 6 forward in the league, and has a bright future!
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Chytil is hardly a prospect anymore. He's lost Calder eligibility for next year and is 10 games away from passing the benchmark this site used to have of 65.
 
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Andrew Schmidt said:
#1 Vitaly Kravstov: Kravstov dominated in the world juniors this year on team Russia. He registered 7 points in 6 games which is very solid. He has such a bright future and I cannot wait to see him play!

#2 Igor Shesterkin: Last season in the KHL, Shesterkin played 28 games, went 20-4-4, 1.0 GAA and a .933 save percentage. This is amazing for an adult league! Goalies take longer to develop, so he still has some time to develop.

#3 Lias Andersson: While Andersson hasn't done exactly amazing for the rangers this year and got sent down, he is a great prospect and is doing decent in the AHL.

#4 Filip Chytil: Chytil has been solid this year in the show! He has really shown he can and will be a top 6 forward in the league, and has a bright future!
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Andersson is certainly not in front of Chytil...
 
The Crypto Guy said:
So...he's still a prospect?
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Depends on your definition. I wouldn't call him one. I think once a guy loses Calder eligibility for the next season he's no longer a prospect. Pretty much any ranking of prospects released recently such as Button's and Pronman's considered him graduated.
 
93LEAFS said:
Depends on your definition. I wouldn't call him one. I think once a guy loses Calder eligibility for the next season he's no longer a prospect. Pretty much any ranking of prospects released recently such as Button's and Pronman's considered him graduated.
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He's 19 and wont turn 20 for 8 months. He's a prospect.
 
Chytil
Kravtsov
Shesty
Andersson

If not ranking goalies, Andersson goes to 3 and Miller slots in at 4
 
mm11 said:
interesting how it looks heavy non NA at this point. Have to assume the brass balances it out upcoming drafts. No, yes?
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Not necessarily. They seem to favor prospects playing in men's leagues (4 of their last 5 first round picks have met that criteria). But of those prospects listed, just 5 of the 13 are playing overseas
 
Couldn't this just be in the NYR section? (which already exist anyway) Is the goal to hear what other fans think?
 
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Kravtsov only had 6 points in 7games. Not the other way around. Hardly dominating by any stretch of the word, esp if u watched the games u would know.
But hes an elite prospect!
 
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