Prospect Info: Wild Prospect Thread 2024-25

57special

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Also, how is Lundell ahead of Faber? One is a top pairing dman and the other is a middle 6 center.
I somewhat agree, but Lundell has been an integral part of a Cup Champ, has played way more NHL games, and is off to a great start this year. He is also a guy who's worth you don't measure by counting stats alone- his defense is vg, and his FO's are now 55%, which is fantastic for a young C.

I would take issue with other players being ranked ahead of Faber before Lundell. As of right now, i would say that they rank equally, though i can see Faber having the better overall career, when it's all said and done.

I never got the criticisms of Lundell during his draft year.
 

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Yurov having a bit of a slow start in KHL, only on pace for ~30 points, about 20 less than last year.

On a positive note, his faceoffs have improved to 52.9% compared to 45.2% last year.
 

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thats a bummer, i was hoping he'd come here next year and light up the nhl!
He still might. He had an off-season injury and had a late start to the season because of it. The lack of scoring may be a sign that he isn't quite as good offensively as we thought, or it may just be a slow start after an injury.
 

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The lack of scoring may be a sign that he isn't quite as good offensively as we thought

I've been trying to ease expectations on this since last year. He put up a lot of points, but if you watched the games, he wasn't a standout, star type player. Steady, reliable, good player, but didn't stand out. Kinda like Rossi last year.
 

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I doubt they have that much trade value, better to just wait and see if they pan out.
Agreed, especially for ROR. It would be a disappointing prospect for disappointing prospect trade, like the Beckman for Clarke deal. At this point, it's better to hold onto them and see if they develop on a later timeline.
 

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No rush to trade unless you're getting something you really like. One could still pop into something of an NHL player.
Organizational right shot d depth could sure use a boost going forward. Spurgeon isn’t reliable at this point and we have endless LHD. Wouldn’t mind trading a LD prospect for a stay at home type RD prospect (or drafting one).

With Hensler at Wisconsin and them off to a rocky start, I wonder if he could fall to the range the Wild are picking in. He’s made some mistakes early, but his hockey abilities and size would be a nice add to the pool.
 

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Teams trade for failing prospects all the time thinking they can fix them. Look at the Nolan Patrick Cody Glass trade.
‘All the time’ doing a lot of heavy lifting given how rare this actually is. You have prospect lists for all 32 teams in the league to think about.
 

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‘All the time’ doing a lot of heavy lifting given how rare this actually is.
AUGUST 18: Edmonton Oilers acquire forward Vasily Podkolzin from the Vancouver Canucks for a 4th-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. | Podkolzin traded to Oilers by Canucks

AUGUST 13:
Pittsburgh Penguins acquire forward Cody Glass from the Nashville Predators for forward Jordan Frasca, a 3rd-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft and a 6th-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft. | Glass traded to Penguins by Predators

JULY 15:
Ottawa Senators acquire forwards Xavier Bourgault and Jake Chiasson from the Edmonton Oilers for forward Roby Jarventie and 4th-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. | Bourgault, Chiasson traded to Senators by Oilers

Found three trades this year already.

Want more?

JUNE 29: Vegas Golden Knights acquire forward Alexander Holtz and goalie Akira Schmid from the New Jersey Devils for forward Paul Cotter and a 3rd-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft

JUNE 23: San Jose Sharks acquire forward Egor Afanasyev from Nashville Predators for forward Ozzy Wiesblatt. | Afanasyev traded to Sharks by Predators

JUNE 21: New Jersey Devils acquire forward Adam Beckman from Minnesota Wild for forward Graeme Clarke. | Beckman traded to Devils by Wild

JUNE 19: Dallas Stars acquire 4th-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft from San Jose Sharks for forward Ty Dellandrea. | Dellandrea traded to Sharks by Stars

JUNE 19:
New Jersey Devils acquire goalie Jacob Markstrom from Calgary Flames for defenseman Kevin Bahl and a 1st-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. | Markstrom traded to Devils by Flames

MARCH 7:
Montreal Canadiens acquire forward Jacob Perreault from the Anaheim Ducks for forward Jan Mysak. | Perreault traded to Canadiens by Ducks
 

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