Goalie Analysis | @creaseanalysis on YouTube | Goalie Scout for @EliteProspects
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Has there ever been a time where a goalie played like one of the worst in the league and then got 21 million dollars?
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I called San Jose’s blue line prospect pool a “defence core of tomfoolery and shenanigans”, and they went and added Jacob Trouba
Solid value for skinner but he’s too good to be a 25 game backup. Must mean Hellebuyck is guaranteed to be getting traded (which we kinda already knew). But leaving a Skinner and Comrie tandem is pretty brutal for WPG if they have any delusions of competing still.
Devastated. With Quick finally done I thought it was Garand’s time to step in. Granted Garand took a step back last year but playing that long in Hartford has got to weigh on a man.
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i’m thrilled to announce that i will be joining @eliteprospects as a usa regional scout! i’d like to thank @MitchLBrown for giving me this chance, and @laurkelly24 and @jakewtitus for the guidance and support. extremely excited to get started!
Proskurin has changed agencies and was picked early in the CHL import draft to go to Victoria. Highly likely he plays there next year which will offer him a starters role on a competitive but not overly dominant team. I am now much more confident in his development path to hit.
Vladimir Proskurin 123rd to @StLouisBlues is a PHENOMENAL pick. His talent is off the charts. Incredible athleticism, skating and lightning quick processing speed. Will need to adjust his approach to the game to succeed in the NHL but he has all the tools to do so.
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Flyers take another goalie, landing Marek Sklenicka at #120.
Athletic-forward game with a rigid base. Not the best skater, nor play reader. Good compete, needs to build a projectible game, and unsure if he has the foundation to do so.
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St. Louis selects Vladimir Proskurin at #123
Insane upside. High-end athlete, skater, and play reader. Can struggle with rebound control. Could be one of the steals of the draft.
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Carolina goes with Ryder Fetterolf at #125
Love this pick. Listed just below six feet, a high-end skater with the perfect combination of compete and composure. Won CHL Goalie of the Year and for good reason.
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Tobias Tvrznik to the Colorado Avalanche at #126
A re-entry candidate, less dynamic, but has shades of Trejbal. Challenges well, decent smarts. Probably more of a lower-ceiling, higher-floor guy, though.
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Sharks select Brady Knowling #127
One of the most polarizing goalie prospects. The NTDP starter has a bit of everything, and a lot of nothing at the same time. He'll be tricky, with each pro coming with a kink to iron out. Tracking is biggest issue.
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Filip Ruzicka to the Minnesota Wild #137
Huge goalie, who is athletic for his size and who greatly improved over the course of the season in Brandon. Lack of body control and technical consistency could be his fatal flaws.
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Parker Snell to the Columbus Blue Jackets at #142
Really impressive skater who has shown occasional flashes of play-reading ability and strong tracking. Consistency is a real problem here, but could be a decent bet if he finds his game on a night-by-night basis.
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Devils take Daniil Rusakovich at #149
Decent athlete and skater with compete and play reading habits. Falls into a lot of the MHL goalie pitfalls: questionable positioning, erraticism, with added tracking concerns.
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Matvei Nikonovich to Pittsburgh at #160
Strong skating, small goalie who plays low to the ice. Similar to Roberto Henriquez (who we love and has yet to have gone yet). Angling and anticipation are the areas to improve.
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