WJC: Who is going from your NHL team?
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BarDownBobo
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The Oilers have D Caleb Jones for the United States and C Aapeli Rasanen for Finland. Small group this year, but they also have three guys who are just on the outside and should have a good chance to make their respective teams next year(G Dylan Wells and C Tyler Benson for Canada, D Markus Niemalainen for Finland) and two eligible players in the NHL(Connor McDavid and Jesse Puljujarvi).
tigervixxxen
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MardyBum
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King Weber
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The only one I'm aware of is Dante Fabbro for Team Canada.
Possibly Trenin for Russia and Harper for USA.
Possibly Trenin for Russia and Harper for USA.
MackAttack26
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Alex Nylander and Rasmus Asplund should be big parts of team Sweden.
Casey Fitzgerald for US, Vojtech Budik for CZE
Tripod
I hate this team
So far....a small group from everyone else. I wonder look forward to seeing other teams to see how many guys they have.
I know last year Philly had 7 guys there which was the most. I believe someone else also had 7....edit...was AZ.
Edit: thanks to tade who did the list up from last year for each team:
Here it is, for everyone who is interested about it:
Anaheim: Larsson, Pettersson, Nättinen
Arizona: Perlini, Strome, Dvorak, MacInnis, Kallgren, Karlsson, Lööke
Boston: Carlo, Bjork, Donato, Forsbacka Karlsson, Vladar, Zboril
Buffalo: Borgen
Calgary: McDonald, Hickey, Ollas Mattsson
Carolina: McKeown, Fleury, Nedeljkovic, Aho (FIN)
Chicago: Schmaltz, Forsling, Tuulola, Bondra
Colorado: Rantanen, Boikov
Columbus: Werenski, Milano, Carlsson
Dallas: Hintz
Detroit: Hicketts (undrafted), Ehn, Holmstrom, Saarijärvi, Svechnikov, van Pottelberghe
Edmonton: Lagesson
Florida: Montembeault, Crouse, Lammikko, Malgin
Los Angeles: Kempe, Dergachyov, Cernak, Sharipzyanov
Minnesota: Belpedio, Eriksson Ek, Stezka, Kähkönen, Kaprizov
Montreal:
Nashville: Kamenev
New Jersey: Blackwood, Quenneville, Zacha
Islanders: Barzal, Beauvillier, Soderstrom
Rangers: Halverson, Saarela, Huska
Ottawa: Chabot, White, Englund, Chlapik, Jaros
Philadelphia: Sanheim, Konecny, Sandstrom, Lindblom, Kase, Provorov, Fazleyev
Pittsburgh:
San Jose: Chartier, Meier, Rod
St. Louis: Opilka, Mikkola, Sergeyev
Tampa Bay: Point, Stephens, Masin
Toronto: Dermott, Marner, Nylander, Timashov, Kapanen
Vancouver: Virtanen, Boeser
Washington: Vanecek, Samsonov, Siegenthaler
Winnipeg: Spacek, Niku, Kraskovsky
Pittsburgh & Montreal are the only teams with 0.
Dallas, Buffalo, Nashville, Edmonton all only with 1 player represented.
Philly & Arizona tied for the most with 7 players. Then Boston & Detroit tied with 6 players.
I know last year Philly had 7 guys there which was the most. I believe someone else also had 7....edit...was AZ.
Edit: thanks to tade who did the list up from last year for each team:
Here it is, for everyone who is interested about it:
Anaheim: Larsson, Pettersson, Nättinen
Arizona: Perlini, Strome, Dvorak, MacInnis, Kallgren, Karlsson, Lööke
Boston: Carlo, Bjork, Donato, Forsbacka Karlsson, Vladar, Zboril
Buffalo: Borgen
Calgary: McDonald, Hickey, Ollas Mattsson
Carolina: McKeown, Fleury, Nedeljkovic, Aho (FIN)
Chicago: Schmaltz, Forsling, Tuulola, Bondra
Colorado: Rantanen, Boikov
Columbus: Werenski, Milano, Carlsson
Dallas: Hintz
Detroit: Hicketts (undrafted), Ehn, Holmstrom, Saarijärvi, Svechnikov, van Pottelberghe
Edmonton: Lagesson
Florida: Montembeault, Crouse, Lammikko, Malgin
Los Angeles: Kempe, Dergachyov, Cernak, Sharipzyanov
Minnesota: Belpedio, Eriksson Ek, Stezka, Kähkönen, Kaprizov
Montreal:
Nashville: Kamenev
New Jersey: Blackwood, Quenneville, Zacha
Islanders: Barzal, Beauvillier, Soderstrom
Rangers: Halverson, Saarela, Huska
Ottawa: Chabot, White, Englund, Chlapik, Jaros
Philadelphia: Sanheim, Konecny, Sandstrom, Lindblom, Kase, Provorov, Fazleyev
Pittsburgh:
San Jose: Chartier, Meier, Rod
St. Louis: Opilka, Mikkola, Sergeyev
Tampa Bay: Point, Stephens, Masin
Toronto: Dermott, Marner, Nylander, Timashov, Kapanen
Vancouver: Virtanen, Boeser
Washington: Vanecek, Samsonov, Siegenthaler
Winnipeg: Spacek, Niku, Kraskovsky
Pittsburgh & Montreal are the only teams with 0.
Dallas, Buffalo, Nashville, Edmonton all only with 1 player represented.
Philly & Arizona tied for the most with 7 players. Then Boston & Detroit tied with 6 players.
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Canada4Gold
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Toronto: Grundstrom(SWE), Dzierkals(LAT), Woll(USA), and hopefully Bracco(USA) and Korostelev(RUS)
Marner, and Matthews still eligible but of course not going. Could have been more but we picked 3 overage guys this year, and 3 late birthdays last year(no longer eligible) so that limited the pool a little.
Marner, and Matthews still eligible but of course not going. Could have been more but we picked 3 overage guys this year, and 3 late birthdays last year(no longer eligible) so that limited the pool a little.
Breakdown of represented NHL teams
Basically the same thing which I did for the 2016 World Cup (http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=2084177), now for the WJC with prospects of NHL teams. I hope you find it at least a bit interesting.
If you find a mistake - missing player (player who was not drafted but signed by the team or possibly traded prospects), please let me know, thank you.
1. Philadelphia Flyers: 9 (Hart, Myers, Laczynski, Sandström, Bernhardt, Rubtsov, Vorobyov, Tomek, Kaše)
2. Ottawa Senators: 5 (Chabot, White, Ahl, Dahlén, ChlapÃk)
3. Tampa Bay Lightning: 5 (Ingram, Cirelli, Joseph, Raddysh, Stephens)
4. Boston Bruins: 5 (Lauzon, Lindgren, McAvoy, Vladar, Zbořil)
5. Calgary Flames: 5 (Dubé, Parsons, Fox, Kylington, Karnaukhov)
6. Chicago Blackhawks: 5 (Krys, L. Carlsson, Dahlström, Bondra, From)
7. Dallas Stars: 5 (Cecconi, Ruusu, Karlström, Guryanov, Vala)
8. Minnesota Wild: 4 (Greenway, Kunin, Eriksson Ek, Kaprizov)
9. Carolina Hurricanes: 4 (Bean, Gauthier, Roy, Kuokkanen)
10. Toronto Maple Leafs: 4 (Woll, Bracco, Grundström, Dzierkals)
11. New Jersey Devils: 4 (McLeod, Speers, Anderson, Rykov)
12. Buffalo Sabres: 4 (Fitzgerald, Asplund, Nylander, BudÃk)
13. Arizona Coyotes: 3 (Strome, Keller, Lööke)
14. NY Islanders: 3 (Barzal, Bellows, Koivula)
15. Columbus Blue Jackets: 3 (Dubois, G. Carlsson, Thürkauf)
16. Winnipeg Jets: 3 (Foley, Roslovic, Špaček)
17. Los Angeles Kings: 3 (Clague, Moverare, Černák)
18. Anaheim Ducks: 3 (Terry, Nättinen, Larsson)
19. Washington Capitals: 3 (Samsonov, Siegenthaler, Riat)
20. Nashville Predators: 3 (Fabbro, Harper, Trenin)
21. Detroit Red Wings: 3 (Saarijärvi, Hronek, van Pottelberghe)
22. St. Louis Blues: 3 (Thompson, Musil, Krag Christensen)
23. San Jose Sharks: 3 (Blichfeld, Čukste, Balcers)
24. Montreal Canadiens: 2 (Juulsen, Sergachyov)
25. Vancouver Canucks: 2 (Juolevi, Jašek)
26. Colorado Avalanche: 2 (Jost, Werner)
27. NY Rangers: 2 (Zborovsky, Huska)
28. Edmonton Oilers: 2 (Jones, Räsänen)
29. Pittsburgh Penguins: 2 (Björkqvist, Gustavsson)
30. Florida Panthers: 1 (Borgström)
List by country:
Canada - 22 players
USA - 22 players
Sweden - 18 players
Russia - 10 players
Czech Republic - 10 players
Finland - 9 players
Slovakia - 4 players
Switzerland - 4 players
Denmark - 3 players
Latvia - 3 players
Interesting facts:
– Tampa Bay have 5 prospects participating, all of them will play for Team Canada.
– San Jose have total of 3 prospects participating; 2 players on Team Latvia and 1 player on Team Denmark.
– Philadelphia is by far the most represented team on this year's WJC with 9 prospects participating.
– Florida is the least represented team with only 1 player participating.
– Dallas (at this moment) have 5 players participating, all of them are from different countries (USA, Finland, Sweden, Russia and Czech Republic).
Top players eligible for 2017 draft:
F, Lias Andersson (18) - Sweden
F, Elias Pettersson (18) - Sweden
D, Urho Vaakanainen (18) - Finland
D, Juuso Välimäki (18) - Finland
D, Miro Heiskanen (17) - Finland
F, Kristian Vesalainen (17) - Finland
F, Eeli Tolvanen (17) - Finland
F, Martin Nečas (17) - Czech Republic
F, Nico Hischier (17) - Switzerland
G, Jake Oettinger (17) - USA
F, Adam Růžička (17) - Slovakia
Top players eligible for 2018 draft:
D, Rasmus Dahlin (16) - Sweden
G, Jakub Škarek (17) - Czech Republic
F, Nando Eggenberger (17) - Switzerland
Top players missing from 2017 WJC:
Canada - McDavid, Marner, Konecny, Beauvillier, Crouse, Chychrun, Patrick
USA - Matthews, Werenski, Tkachuk, Hanifin, Boeser, Fischer, Jones
Finland - Laine, Aho, Puljujärvi, Saarela
Russia - Provorov
Czech Republic - Zacha
Switzerland - Malgin
***This is not completed list as most of the rosters are still opened, so this post will be updated if needed.***
Basically the same thing which I did for the 2016 World Cup (http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=2084177), now for the WJC with prospects of NHL teams. I hope you find it at least a bit interesting.
If you find a mistake - missing player (player who was not drafted but signed by the team or possibly traded prospects), please let me know, thank you.
1. Philadelphia Flyers: 9 (Hart, Myers, Laczynski, Sandström, Bernhardt, Rubtsov, Vorobyov, Tomek, Kaše)
2. Ottawa Senators: 5 (Chabot, White, Ahl, Dahlén, ChlapÃk)
3. Tampa Bay Lightning: 5 (Ingram, Cirelli, Joseph, Raddysh, Stephens)
4. Boston Bruins: 5 (Lauzon, Lindgren, McAvoy, Vladar, Zbořil)
5. Calgary Flames: 5 (Dubé, Parsons, Fox, Kylington, Karnaukhov)
6. Chicago Blackhawks: 5 (Krys, L. Carlsson, Dahlström, Bondra, From)
7. Dallas Stars: 5 (Cecconi, Ruusu, Karlström, Guryanov, Vala)
8. Minnesota Wild: 4 (Greenway, Kunin, Eriksson Ek, Kaprizov)
9. Carolina Hurricanes: 4 (Bean, Gauthier, Roy, Kuokkanen)
10. Toronto Maple Leafs: 4 (Woll, Bracco, Grundström, Dzierkals)
11. New Jersey Devils: 4 (McLeod, Speers, Anderson, Rykov)
12. Buffalo Sabres: 4 (Fitzgerald, Asplund, Nylander, BudÃk)
13. Arizona Coyotes: 3 (Strome, Keller, Lööke)
14. NY Islanders: 3 (Barzal, Bellows, Koivula)
15. Columbus Blue Jackets: 3 (Dubois, G. Carlsson, Thürkauf)
16. Winnipeg Jets: 3 (Foley, Roslovic, Špaček)
17. Los Angeles Kings: 3 (Clague, Moverare, Černák)
18. Anaheim Ducks: 3 (Terry, Nättinen, Larsson)
19. Washington Capitals: 3 (Samsonov, Siegenthaler, Riat)
20. Nashville Predators: 3 (Fabbro, Harper, Trenin)
21. Detroit Red Wings: 3 (Saarijärvi, Hronek, van Pottelberghe)
22. St. Louis Blues: 3 (Thompson, Musil, Krag Christensen)
23. San Jose Sharks: 3 (Blichfeld, Čukste, Balcers)
24. Montreal Canadiens: 2 (Juulsen, Sergachyov)
25. Vancouver Canucks: 2 (Juolevi, Jašek)
26. Colorado Avalanche: 2 (Jost, Werner)
27. NY Rangers: 2 (Zborovsky, Huska)
28. Edmonton Oilers: 2 (Jones, Räsänen)
29. Pittsburgh Penguins: 2 (Björkqvist, Gustavsson)
30. Florida Panthers: 1 (Borgström)
List by country:
Canada - 22 players
USA - 22 players
Sweden - 18 players
Russia - 10 players
Czech Republic - 10 players
Finland - 9 players
Slovakia - 4 players
Switzerland - 4 players
Denmark - 3 players
Latvia - 3 players
Interesting facts:
– Tampa Bay have 5 prospects participating, all of them will play for Team Canada.
– San Jose have total of 3 prospects participating; 2 players on Team Latvia and 1 player on Team Denmark.
– Philadelphia is by far the most represented team on this year's WJC with 9 prospects participating.
– Florida is the least represented team with only 1 player participating.
– Dallas (at this moment) have 5 players participating, all of them are from different countries (USA, Finland, Sweden, Russia and Czech Republic).
Top players eligible for 2017 draft:
F, Lias Andersson (18) - Sweden
F, Elias Pettersson (18) - Sweden
D, Urho Vaakanainen (18) - Finland
D, Juuso Välimäki (18) - Finland
D, Miro Heiskanen (17) - Finland
F, Kristian Vesalainen (17) - Finland
F, Eeli Tolvanen (17) - Finland
F, Martin Nečas (17) - Czech Republic
F, Nico Hischier (17) - Switzerland
G, Jake Oettinger (17) - USA
F, Adam Růžička (17) - Slovakia
Top players eligible for 2018 draft:
D, Rasmus Dahlin (16) - Sweden
G, Jakub Škarek (17) - Czech Republic
F, Nando Eggenberger (17) - Switzerland
Top players missing from 2017 WJC:
Canada - McDavid, Marner, Konecny, Beauvillier, Crouse, Chychrun, Patrick
USA - Matthews, Werenski, Tkachuk, Hanifin, Boeser, Fischer, Jones
Finland - Laine, Aho, Puljujärvi, Saarela
Russia - Provorov
Czech Republic - Zacha
Switzerland - Malgin
***This is not completed list as most of the rosters are still opened, so this post will be updated if needed.***
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Appleyard
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Kase (Flyers) is not totally ruled out for the Czechs yet either... management said today he was a question mark but would be there if healthy in time.
EDIT: Ahh, you put it in the facts at the bottom. Yeh, he is not on the actual roster I suppose, despite likely being captain if he is fit.
EDIT: Ahh, you put it in the facts at the bottom. Yeh, he is not on the actual roster I suppose, despite likely being captain if he is fit.
Yes, I know that. It is mentioned in my post. This is going to be definitely updated.
Tripod
I hate this team
Could be back to back years where Philly sends the most guys.
Must suck to be a Vancouver/Colorado fan being low in the standings AND in prospect depth here.
Must suck to be a Vancouver/Colorado fan being low in the standings AND in prospect depth here.
also look here: http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=2164019
Nice to see Philly at the top 2 years in a row.
Nice to see Philly at the top 2 years in a row.
Appleyard
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also look here: http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=2164019
Nice to see Philly at the top 2 years in a row.
Got a nice little head-start on next year too already:
Locks: Hart and Rubtsov.
Very Likely: Högberg.
Possible: Laberge.
LordNeverLose
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Bobby Orrtuzzo
Ya know
From the Blues it looks like it'll be the following:
Tage Thompson- USA
Adam Musil- Czechs
Nikolaj Krag Christensen- Denmark
Tage Thompson- USA
Adam Musil- Czechs
Nikolaj Krag Christensen- Denmark
Appleyard
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Kaprizov is awesome.
It would not surprise me if he led the tournament in scoring.
My brother is a Wild fan and not a week goes by where I don't tell him you guys have a legit top 6 forward going forward in Kaprizov.
Context: I have watched a lot of him, especially this year because of Vorobyov.
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