Rank these prospects. Keep 3 count g,a,p,ppp,shp,sog,pim,hits,bs,FOW

Granlund (C)
Grigorenko (C)
Niedereitter (RW)
Coyle (C,RW)

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What do you think of Jaskin in Moncton? Skating doesnt look that bad to me. Another hat trick last game.

Do you see Kucherov having succes in the NHL? His numbers in the Q are looking pretty good. Who does he compare to in terms of style and upside?

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F= Getzlaf, Toews, Spezza, Tavares, Seguin, Nash, Weiss, O. Jokinen, Wheeler, Callahan, Wilson, Little, Kulemin, Michalek, Frattin, Strome, S. Koivu.
D= Karlsson, Yandle, Goligoski, Fowler, Elliott, Whitney, Kulikov.
G= Lundqvist, Pavelec.

Braydon Point - Mouse Jaw. Can you give me an update on his progression. I have read everything from he is looking like a stud and top 10 pick despite of his size to he is playing like Sh**. So anything would be appriciated.

These 3 as well would be great Barbashev,Deangelo,Mckewon

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I will start by stating that I don't agree that he was ever a player with "elite" offensive talent. He is certainly a skilled offensive defenseman but I am hesitant to dub him with that title. He has certainly struggled to translate his scoring to the AHL after being a dominant WHL player but I wouldn't write him off completely yet. He has definitely been passed by Barrie (who I feel has a higher upside). Until we see some consistent production from Elliott at the AHL, I am not getting too excited about him. There have been a lot of defenseman that have had great junior success and then struggled to translate that to the pro game.

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I am not sure where you've read that but inside the top 20, teams will have a shot at very good players that are team changers. Into the second round, you are getting first round talent up to and probably including 40-50 players.

I like the top end quality of players in this draft crop especially inside the top 50.

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Dean thanks for this. One of the questions below referenced Coyle, and i'm interested in your take on him given a recent thread that compared him to Kreider (see http://forums.dobbersports.com/showthread.php?t=145583).

Besides your take on his long term prospects, I'm curious as to whether you see him sticking this year (and if so, his production). He's playing with Koivu/Parise right now which is probably about a perfect fit now (and where the Wild see him in the future, hence their experimenting with that now).

Separate question is Brodin, who's had such a nice start alongside Suter. What do you see in him? I know you have a small sample size given he's only played a little in the AHL after coming over from Sweden.

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CBS Sportsline 14 team H2H keeper (21-man roster, 14 keepers), weekly lineup changes
G, A, PPP, SOG, BS, +/-, GAA, W, SV%
Montreal Maulers - 2011/12 and 2012/13 League Champions
C: Zetterberg/Getzlaf/Granlund/Roy/Desharnais
W: Hossa/Gaborik/Moulson/Marleau/Fleischmann/Horton/Brown/Baertschi(IR)
D: Markov/Karlsson(IR)/Letang/Byfuglien/McDonagh/Tyutin/Spurgeon
G: Lundqvist/Hiller/Brodeur

Deaner,

Throw me some intel on Cody Ceci and Griffin Reinhart if you feel so inclined.

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START = 13F, 6D, 2G
F Pts = G (2), A (1), PP/SH (+1), GW (+2)
D Pts = G (3), A (2), PP/SH (+1), GW (+2)
G Pts = W (3), OTL (1), SO (+2), SV (.10)

F: Backstrom, Kopitar, Perry, P.Kane, Spezza, E.Staal, Nash, Vanek, Couture, B.Ryan, Eberle, J.Staal, D.Brown, Lucic, N.Horton, Backes, Tarasenko, van Riemsdyk, T.Ennis, B.Gallagher, Armia, Teravainen
D: Karlsson, P.Subban, Pietrangelo, Shattenkirk, Doughty, Yandle, Chara, Kronwall, J.Johnson, Myers, J.Faulk, E.Johnson, A.Larsson, J.Morrow, S.Elliott, M.Rielly, Ceci
G: Price, Rask, M.Smith, Hiller

I believe this may be the article Dyzfunctioned was taking about as I was wondering the same thing ...

http://www.thehockeynews.com/article...of-talent.html

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16 TM H2H DYNASTY G A +- PIM PPG PPA SHP FW SOG
Hits Blks GS W SV GAA SV% SHO
3C, 3RW, 3LW,2F,6D,1Util,2G,5BN,5IR
25 Player Farm

Penguins
C- Malkin, Crosby,J Thornton, Turris, Johansen, Cullen
LW- Hall, Nash, D Brown, Cooke,
RW- Gaborik, Wheeler, Clutterback, Tarasenko, Dorsett
D-Letang, Goligoski, Salo, Girardi, Faulk, Zanon
G- MAF, Rinne, Gustavsson

Farm - Grimaldi, Faska, JT Brown, Clifford, Rinaldo, Morin, Beach, Tangradi, Pulkinnen, Spooner, Miele, C Conacher, Welsh, Komorov, Rattie, Orlov, Dehann, Klefbom, Clendening, Thrower, Irving, Kuemper, Rynnas, Hovinen

Kabanov - definitely owns top 6 potential. His injury this year might set him back a year so I would say he's more likely in the NHL by 2014-15.

Graovac - big fan of his game but on a deep Wild team it may be a few years before he starts getting called up. He should eventually be a nice fit on the third line. He's a scorer so that should translate...it will be his skating (much improved) that holds him back at the next level.

Jared Knight - From a fantasy perspective, I'm not too big a fan of Knight to be honest. He is physically ready to play but I am sure with Boston's depth throughout all four lines, he will stay in the AHL. Spot duty potentially next season. Just be aware that he will likely be a third line type of player at the NHL level.

Bulmer - The type of player that might benefit from a trade due to Minny's depth. He's struggled this season but I enjoyed watching him in the few viewings I have had. He's tenacious and extremely hard working and those types of players seem to always be rewarded.

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