Prospect Info: Victor Mancini (159th overall 2022 by NYR)

[bobbyb2009]

Seems like what people hope Deharnais could be?

Seems very mobile for his size, doesn’t take penalties either.

Seems like what people hope Deharnais could be?

Seems very mobile for his size, doesn’t take penalties.

You can say that again...

 

[krutovsdonut]

so ferraro and corrado like him. we should ask luongo his opinion next.

 

[vadim sharifijanov]

i’d never heard of this guy three days ago but the unreasonable dreamer in me that thought byron bitz was going to be cam neely and jett woo was a poor man’s kronwall was watching friday’s game hoping that we have our own thomas harley here.

 

[MS]

Well yeah, +/- is obviously an extremely limited stat, but as a 22 year old he's on pace for -25 in the AHL. That doesn't suggest any kind of NHL upside.

I mean, Max Sasson was a -7 in 18 AHL games and then came up to the NHL and was competently playing mid-leverage minutes.

All Mancini's +/- tells you is that he was playing big minutes on a bad team.

I've never seen him play a full game and I don't have a read on him at all but the gist seems to be that he's a guy who has come out of nowhere and has some very impressive tools but a few rough edges still. A guy like Ferraro was raving about him and Ferraro is generally a pretty good judge of talent. NYR fans liked him a lot.

 

[arttk]

There has to be some limit to how far they'll stretch this, doesn't there????

Uhhh, unmmmmm, uhhhhhhh, mmmmmm

I mean, Max Sasson was a -7 in 18 AHL games and then came up to the NHL and was competently playing mid-leverage minutes.

All Mancini's +/- tells you is that he was playing big minutes on a bad team.

I've never seen him play a full game and I don't have a read on him at all but the gist seems to be that he's a guy who has come out of nowhere and has some very impressive tools but a few rough edges still. A guy like Ferraro was raving about him and Ferraro is generally a pretty good judge of talent. NYR fans liked him a lot.

Yeah that’s what my NYR buddy said too, seems like he did well so we’ll see I guess.

He could be bad but maybe he’s better than 0 point Juulsen.

 

[StreetHawk]

I mean, Max Sasson was a -7 in 18 AHL games and then came up to the NHL and was competently playing mid-leverage minutes.

All Mancini's +/- tells you is that he was playing big minutes on a bad team.

I've never seen him play a full game and I don't have a read on him at all but the gist seems to be that he's a guy who has come out of nowhere and has some very impressive tools but a few rough edges still. A guy like Ferraro was raving about him and Ferraro is generally a pretty good judge of talent. NYR fans liked him a lot.

If he can play 3rd pairing RHD and give the team much needed size on the right side, that's all you can hope for. Ideally, they have Hronek, Wallinder, Mancini on their RHD with Hughes, M. Pettersson (if they can extend him), Soucy, and whichever young Dman develops first, be it E. Petey, Mynio, KK to take Soucy's spot when his deal expires or he is moved.

 

[Lindgren]

If he can play 3rd pairing RHD and give the team much needed size on the right side, that's all you can hope for. Ideally, they have Hronek, Wallinder, Mancini on their RHD with Hughes, M. Pettersson (if they can extend him), Soucy, and whichever young Dman develops first, be it E. Petey, Mynio, KK to take Soucy's spot when his deal expires or he is moved.

Yes, if Mancini turns out to be a satisfactory bottom-pairing guy, that's a very significant plus in the trade.