Prospect Info: Wings Prospect Discussion, Part II
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RabidBadger
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Red Savage watch is officially on; done for the season at MSU. From a prospect standpoint I'll be mildly curious if they sign him. He does a lot of things well but nothing outstanding. It sucks for MSU because he is a very dependable performer for them.
"At the end of the day, I respect what he was trying to do to continue to play, but he's going to be playing this game for a long time and needs to get healthier," Nightingale said. "He'll fly out and get some work done but we'll miss him for sure. He's still our captain and team leader and has done a great job in the two years he's been here to get us going in the right direction."
From this article. Wonder what he was playing through. Big kudos to his coach for apparently making the call the kid needed to stop playing and get fixed up.
Barry Amsterdam
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I’ll be surprised if Savage isn’t signed. Kid is a gamer and leader and has been around the organization quite a bit the past 2 years. Not sure he ever makes it to the NHL, but he should get his shot to develop in GR and potential future 4th liner.
lilidk
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So where do you think we are going to end up this year on Scott Wheelers team prospects rankings? Weren’t we like 7th last year? I’m guessing we will be fourth. Buffalo is the latest team out and they are 11th.
newfy
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With Edvinsson and Kasper graduated likely, I imagine they fall a decent amount. They could be up any time now if they just did 11th
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cjm502
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One has to think Danielson, ASP, Cossa, MBN, Mazur, Buch, Buium, Kiiskinen, and Lombardi all have good odds to get a chance by the end of the 26-27 season unless their development completely stagnates, especially the first 3. They are all already good pro players who seem to be progressing nicely. Things look good for Plante, Augustine, and Finnie as well but we have to see how their games translate to the pro level. It isn't realistic to expect all 12 of those guys to be NHL players, hitting on 6 out of the 12 would still be solid. At minimum the youth movement is very real. Danielson, ASP, and Cossa seem like near locks to be NHL players and the rest of them have decent odds to get at least get a cup of coffee in the NHL with the biggest question marks being the 3 guys who aren't playing pro hockey yet. Outside of the 1989 draft, this might really be the best prospect pool the Wings have ever had.
LongTimeDRWF
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Red Wings Top 25 Prospects: 2024-25 Midseason Update - The Hockey Writers Detroit Red Wings Latest News, Analysis & More
With the World Juniors and half of the 2024-25 season in the books, it's time to take stock of the Detroit Red Wings' prospect pool.
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I don't always post these, but Devon did a pretty job with the review, a longer read, but interesting takes.
Ulysses31
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This year we got aljo n soderblom, last year we got Ed. i guess for myself anyways ill believe in the rookie brigade if/when it happens based on the way SY has slowed rolled the rookies/prospects.
guessing next yr we get 3 max, probably cossa, and maybe 2 others.
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I'm not sure this has been mentioned here...
MBN is not happy with his season. He's not going to join the Norwegian national team, which is incredible. It was a tough decision for him, but he thinks it's better to stay with Skellefteå and continue his development there without any interruptions. Training and games are of course at a higher level in the SHL. At least he's working hard to improve his game, but would it be better for him to play in the AHL?
MBN is not happy with his season. He's not going to join the Norwegian national team, which is incredible. It was a tough decision for him, but he thinks it's better to stay with Skellefteå and continue his development there without any interruptions. Training and games are of course at a higher level in the SHL. At least he's working hard to improve his game, but would it be better for him to play in the AHL?
