Yakupov’s best, but not necessarily first
Without any doubt in my mind – or the minds of our scouting staff for that matter – Nail Yakupov is the top prospect in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. That doesn’t mean he’s going first overall, though. (more…)
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- Loubardias: Etem on another level
- Many factors in Galchenyuk’s rise
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- OHLers establishing draft position
- WHL blueline re-enforced in February
- USHLers impress down the stretch
- Faksa brightest rising star
- USHL contributing to intrigue in 2013
- Forward thinking for the WHL in 2013
- Big talents to be had from OHL in 2013
- QMJHL league shows promise in 2013
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- TPG shows draft’s defensive dominance
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I am not going to lie, after a less than stellar effort for the United States at back to back World Junior Championships and a round three of last spring’s WHL playoffs, one was starting to think that Medicine Hat Tigers star Emerson Etem might not be at his best when it matters most. (more…)
FC’s scouting director Dan Stewart tackles the rise of Alex Galchenyuk in March’s ranking of the 2012 draft, New England-based draft eligibles, the search for a Cam Neely clone, WHL sleepers and Philip Tot in this edition of ‘Five For Stewart’ (more…)
Without any doubt in my mind – or the minds of our scouting staff for that matter – Nail Yakupov is the top prospect in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. That doesn’t mean he’s going first overall, though. (more…)
