View Single Post
Old April 19th, 2008, 05:57 PM   #1
gescom
Exotika!
 
gescom's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 19,252
Thanks: 28
Thanked 93 Times in 18 Posts
Crosschecks: 0
High Scores 0
Karma:
gescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond repute
gescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond reputegescom has a reputation beyond repute


Awards Showcase
LGK Annual Award LGK Annual Award 
Total Awards: 2
Points: 14,040, Level: 28
Points: 14,040, Level: 28 Points: 14,040, Level: 28 Points: 14,040, Level: 28
Level up: 55%, 410 Points needed
Level up: 55% Level up: 55% Level up: 55%
Activity: 100%
Activity: 100% Activity: 100% Activity: 100%
Default RLR rankings - April

didn't see this posted... here's our old pal Kyle Woodlief's take, which includes a surprise top 10er.

Red Line: Team Canada's under-18 roster packed with prospects - USATODAY.com


Quote:
Rising:

Michael Hutchinson (Barrie) — Phenomenal performance throughout first round playoff matchup singlehandedly propelled Barrie past Brampton.

Patrice Cormier (Rimouski) — Has been a lot more physical in the season's last two months, even getting into a few good scraps, and it's sparked an offensive resurgence in his game. Also winning tons of key faceoffs now that he's a full-time center.

Geordie Wudrick (Swift Current) — Technically sound two-way player with size and toughness. Showed more scoring touch in strong first playoff round.

Eric O'Dell (Sudbury) — Makes this list for the second straight month. Hey, we can't believe he's come this far, this fast. From nowhere to Team Canada in three months.

Falling:

Kyle Beach (Everett)
Really closed out the season poorly; zero points and a minus-6 in four playoff games just continued season-ending slide.

Anton Blomkvist (Malmo Jr.) — We still like him, but he wasn't named to Sweden's World U-18 Team, nor was he in Finland for the Five Nations. So he's been virtually unseen in international competition.

Kevin Poulin (Victoriaville) — Finished up-and-down season of mediocrity with a series of brutal playoff performances versus Halifax' admittedly powerful lineup of sharpshooters.

i actually wouldn't mind seeing Dean take a chance on Beach and his attitude if he falls far enough to grab him with Dallas' pick.
gescom is online now   Reply With Quote
The Following 7 Users Say Thank You to gescom For This Useful Post:
borinka99 (April 19th, 2008), DMAN3474 (April 19th, 2008), Jawa Ambush (April 20th, 2008), Kopitar (April 20th, 2008), Mr. Irreverent (April 19th, 2008), Sniper7 (April 19th, 2008), Vargsmal (April 20th, 2008)
 
Page generated in 0.29945 seconds with 21 queries