Yeah, every teams prospect pool has 17 players that are depth. The difference between a 26th and a 12th place team is one very good player really. Brzustewicz is listed as a core player for Calgary's farm rankings there. Dustin Wolf looks great in the Ahl, just not in the NHL for their "A" for goalies. It takes one or two to outperform or under perform and the look of the club prospects pool changes drastically.
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I think having 2 guys in Lekk and Willander being on track to be impact players is pretty successful already nevermind the fact that we have some guys that are developing well for the bottom 6 role in Bains, Sasson and Raty. I don’t think that wouldn’t make our ranking that much higher, anyway this ranking feels pointless
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But, see Vector's post above! He is indeed going to be in Abbotsford next year. Interesting ... sort of. (My excuse for not knowing he's done with college is that Elite Prospects still has Perkins as unsigned.)
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If the Canucks don't acquire any additional picks between now and the June entry draft, then our prospect pool is bound to take a 'hit'.
Vancouver doesn't draft until the third round, and from all reports this isn't a strong draft to begin with. But I guess with the contributions that Lindholm and Zadorov made to the Canucks playoff run, nobody is complaining too much.
Vancouver doesn't draft until the third round, and from all reports this isn't a strong draft to begin with. But I guess with the contributions that Lindholm and Zadorov made to the Canucks playoff run, nobody is complaining too much.
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I only saw two Omaha games this year. I don't know why they signed him honestly he's behind some others but I think he has a chance if he can grow his game similar to Sasson.
