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Prospect Info: Wild Prospect Thread 2023-2024

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Boldy - Rossi - MoJo
Kap - JEE - Zucc
Duhaime - Gaudreau - Walker
Foligno - Dewar - Hartman
Maroon

Spurge- Midd
Faber - Jb
Goligoski - Addison
Hunt (Merrill traded)
 
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Ohgren-Rossi-Yurov (2 way line)
Heidt-Stramel-Haight /Walker (Skill line with a big center to create space)
Khusnutdinov-Kump-Beckman (Defensive line with some offensive ability)
Lorenz-Bankier-Milne (Checking/ Energy line)
Petrovsky

Faber-Lambos (High potential D shutdown/ Offensive ability)
Spacek-Peart (High IQ Defenders)
Hunt-O'Rourke (Physcial Dmen)
Masters-Healy
Pionk-Palmer

Wall (Top 10 Goalie Potential)
Jones
 
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riley heidt mid last season comment by ferrari
Heidt has been one of the most interesting and entertaining facilitators in the draft class. He’s consistently looking to exploit holes and show off his passing creativity, throwing pucks cross-body or through a defender's legs as if it’s a routine play. He has a bomb for a one-timer that makes him a legitimate scoring weapon, especially on the power play. His shot forces goalies to stay honest while his playmaking makes them want to cheat. He has to get more consistent defensively, but his offensive potential is what will sell teams on taking the dynamic playmaker.
 
DANOZ28 said:
riley heidt mid last season comment by ferrari
Heidt has been one of the most interesting and entertaining facilitators in the draft class. He’s consistently looking to exploit holes and show off his passing creativity, throwing pucks cross-body or through a defender's legs as if it’s a routine play. He has a bomb for a one-timer that makes him a legitimate scoring weapon, especially on the power play. His shot forces goalies to stay honest while his playmaking makes them want to cheat. He has to get more consistent defensively, but his offensive potential is what will sell teams on taking the dynamic playmaker.
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Yep in my sort of Prospect lines let him be the ficilitatior and let Haight be the trigger man
 
Just looking at how some players have developed since the 2020 draft, feel like there were some significant misses around our top picks. Obviously still plenty of time for these guys to fully develop, but Judd’s first draft hasn’t panned out great so far.

Rossi (9) - Perfetti (10), Lundell (12), Mercer (18)

ROR (39) - Evangelista (42), Faber (45)

Hunt (65) - Nikishin (69)

I do still like Khusnutdinov at 37 though.
 
Wabit said:
Marat K #28
Peart #96

This is also a user submitted ranking from EP, so pretty much the same as we do on here.
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I get that, but supposedly not Gopher homers either, and since it was late March, didn't have the playoffs to go by.
It does point out that it's not unheard of for Faber to be looked at highly in our pool.

Dr Jan Itor said:
#15 seems pretty ridiculous.
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Again, prior to this year's draft, so adding in this year's draft would put him closer to 30+ afterwards.
 
So, Marshall has graduated already, which implies he has a degree from Boston College. What exactly is he going to be doing at Michigan while not playing hockey? Are athletes allowed to play for a college team while not taking credits? Maybe he's just taking fun credits?
 
BagHead said:
So, Marshall has graduated already, which implies he has a degree from Boston College. What exactly is he going to be doing at Michigan while not playing hockey? Are athletes allowed to play for a college team while not taking credits? Maybe he's just taking fun credits?
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He has another year of eligibility because of COVID, pretty sure he'll have some sort of classes, could expand his bachelor's degree to a master's
 
TaLoN said:
He has another year of eligibility because of COVID, pretty sure he'll have some sort of classes, could expand his bachelor's degree to a master's
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Or get another bachelor degree. The first degree is the hard one to get due to all the fluff credits needed.
 
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Wabit said:
Or get another bachelor degree. The first degree is the hard one to get due to all the fluff credits needed.
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Would still take at least 2 years to get another entire degree. I've looked into it.
 
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