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New York Rangers Draft Recap and More
Posted on 26 Jun 2012 by Eric O'Connell.
This past weekend Pittsburgh hosted the 2012 NHL draft and the New York Rangers had another solid showing. In the first round the Rangers took Brady Skjei, a defenseman who is listed at 6'3 200 lbs. Skjei (pronounced Shey) is described on several prospect websites as being a solid defense prospect with the potential to contribute offensively. His biggest asset is said to be his superb skating. ...
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New York Rangers Draft Could Feature Trade
Posted on 21 Jun 2012 by Eric O'Connell.
The first round of the NHL Entry Draft is set for tomorrow night in Pittsburgh. While the NHL draft is not quite on the same plane of interest as the NFL draft or even the NBA draft, this year could be an exception. One reason of course is the level of talent of this draft class which many experts agree has a plethora of potential. Secondly, overall ratings this postseason were WAY up for the N...
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Murray plays smart at the 2011 NHL Draft
Posted on 24 Jun 2011 by Mika Oehling.
There was only one thing that was going to make up for the disappointment of foregoing a first round draft pick last year in exchange for a trade that has so far not profited the Ottawa Senators; a good showing at this year's draft in Minnesota. And Murray didn't disappoint or make a predictable choice. In fact, he made an unlikely choice which was referred to in my pre-draft blog entry, mostly...
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Montreal Canadiens Draft Preview: Getting Defensive
Posted on 24 Jun 2011 by Corey Krakower.
Back in 2007, Habs draft guru Trevor Timmins hit a home run at the NHL entry draft. He selected Ryan McDonagh (a regular on the New York rangers blueline), Max Pacioretty (a top 6 forward on the Habs), PK Subban (an elite puck moving defenseman) and Yannick Weber (a PP specialist). Those are the kind of results that can positively affect the future of a franchise for an extended period of time....
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The Missing Chapter, the Draft, and the Future
Posted on 4 Aug 2010 by Mark Jasper.
He still holds the record for most career hat tricks at his alma mater Northeastern University. He was the team’s captain his senior year, where he led the team in scoring with 37 goals in 23 games. He finished his collegiate career with 82 goals resulting in induction into the Northeastern Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997. Upon graduation in 1971, he went on to score 44 goals/40 assists in his ...
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Flyers Draft Recap: Picks, Trades, Rumors and more
Posted on 26 Jun 2010 by Mike Santa Barbara.
The Flyers came into Los Angeles with zero picks in the first and second rounds of the NHL Draft. They left Los Angeles with 6 drafted players, and a potential starting goaltender. While most of Friday was spent dwindling in uneventful speculation, Saturday was not only active for the Flyers but productive as well. First the picks: #89- Michael Chaput- C Team – Lewiston MAINEiacs ...
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Flyers obtain Nabokov rights from San Jose
Posted on 26 Jun 2010 by Mike Santa Barbara.
It's no secret the Philadelphia Flyers are in the market for a goaltender. The Flyers uncertain cap situation is one hurdle. Another is the current group of UFA goaltenders hitting the market on July 1st. After the 2010 NHL Draft had concluded in Los Angeles the Flyers future goaltending picture may have perhaps gotten a little clearer. Tim Panaccio of CSNPhilly.com is reporting the Flyers ha...
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Oilers shore up centre, take Pitllick from Minnesota State
Posted on 26 Jun 2010 by Scott Pattison.
Good morning from Los Angeles! Still buzzing from yesterday’s historic first overall selection of Taylor Hall, the Edmonton Oilers kicked off Day 2 of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft by selecting Tyler Pitlick, a centre from Minnesota State University. Edmonton GM Steve Tambellini selected Pitlick to fill a glaring hole in the organization at centre. Pitlick was ranked 18th overall by Central Scouti...
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Penguins Select RW Beau Bennett
Posted on 25 Jun 2010 by Black&Yellow.
For the 20th pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, the Pittsburgh Penguins select… After waiting 2 hours and 43 minutes, Ray Shero and the Pittsburgh Penguins selected right-winger Beau Bennett. The 6'1 right handed winger seems to be Sidney Crosby's future winger. Committed to Denver University for the 2010-2011 season, Bennett scored 120 points in the BCHL last season. He notched 41 goals a...
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Too Many Centers?
Posted on 25 Jun 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
The 2010 NHL draft started out as expected. The Edmonton Oilers took this year's “can't miss” prospect Taylor Hall. Soon after, the Bruins picked Tyler Seguin from the Plymouth Whalers. Hall from the Memorial Cup champ, Windsor Spitfires, seems to be the more complete player at this point. Having said that, Seguin tied Hall for total points this season with 106 points on 48 goals an...
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Montreal Canadiens Draft Preview
Posted on 23 Jun 2010 by Corey Krakower.
The ProSportsBlogging team is down in LA for the 2010 NHL draft, and amidst the speculation of Taylor vs Tyler and the abundance of trade rumors, the Montreal Canadiens hold the 27th overall pick in the first round. The 2010 draft class is a deep group with many high end forwards, and a number of quality defensemen; so Montreal should end up with a good player, provided they don’t overestimat...
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ProSportsBlogging’s Final 1st Round Mock Draft
Posted on 23 Jun 2010 by Corey Krakower.
The 2010 NHL Entry draft is set to take place on Friday at the Staple Center in Los Angeles, California. It is widely speculated that since the off-season following the lockout in 2004-05, this summer will feature the most trades the hockey universe has ever witnessed. There are teams that are unhappy and want to unload many bodies (Edmonton, Toronto, Florida); there are teams that need to move...
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