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2017-18 Canes Prospect and Cherkers Thread

Right now, all our CHL players are in playoff spots. The Soo Greyhounds are running away in the OHL, they have 24 wins in their last 25 games with only a shootout loss marring the record. They have 33 wins, 3 regulation losses, 2 OT losses and 1 shootout loss.
 
Checkers last week:

Sat Jan 6th @Hershey L 5-1. Neds with the loss, Chelios with the goal.

Sun Jan 7th @Hershey L 3-0. Smith with the loss.

Checkers play 2 home games this week vs Toronto. They have fallen to 4th in the AHL Atlantic division. Toronto is the best team in the Eastern Conference.
 
Canes draft picks and prospect stats through 1/7/2018

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Martin Necas (Chech Brno): 12 Games 3 Goals 2 Assists -3 *** @WJ Championship - 7 Games 3 Goals 8 Assists -5 As already mentioned that -5 was a result of the Bronze medal beat down. Necas was fantastic.

Eetu Luostarinen (Liiga KalPa): 38 Games 5 Goals 7 Assists -5

Luke Martin (Big-10 Michigan So.): 20 Games 1 Goal 3 Assists +10

Morgan Geekie (WHL Tri-City): 38 Games 16 Goals 32 Assists -4

Stelio Mattheos (WHL Brandon): 40 Games 29 Goals 30 Assists +15

Brendan De Jong (WHL Portland): 36 Games 1 Goal 13 Assists -2

Ville Rasanen ( Jr. A SM-Liiga Jukurit U20): 25 Games 0 Goals 4 Assists -14

Jake Bean (WHL Calgary/Tri-City):
With Calgary: 25 Games 5 Goals 22 Assists -12 *** @WJ Championship - 7 Games 0 Goals 3 Assists +2
With Tri-City: No games played yet

Matt Filipe (Hockey East Northeastern So.): 19 Games 4 Goals 5 Assists +7

Hudson Elynuik (WHL Spokane): 40 Games 21 Goals 34 Assists +18

Max Zimmer (Big 10 Wisconsin So.): 11 Games 2 Goals 0 Assists +1

Noah Carroll (OHL Sault Ste. Marie): 37 Games 3 Goals 19 Assists +22

Luke Stevens (ECAC Yale So.): 14 Games 2 Goals 4 Assists +3

David Cotton (Hockey East Boston College So.): 21 Games 5 Goals 11 Assists +5


Eetu Makiniemi (Jr. A SM-Liiga Jokerit U20) 31 Appearances ?.?? GAA .916 Sv%

Jack Lafontaine (Big-10 Michigan So.): 4-4-0 3.76 GAA .881 Sv%

Jeremy Helvig (OHL Kingston): 16-10-3 2.65 GAA .920 Sv%
 
Checkers this past week:

Sat Jan 12th Toronto L 4-1. Neds with the loss, Poturalski with the goal.

Sun Jan 13th Toronto L 3-1. Neds with the loss, Poturalski with the goal. (yes that is correct and not just a copy/paste error)

That is 4 straight losses for the Checkers as their offense has suddenly dried up. They sit 5th in the AHL Atlantic division, currently out of a playoff spot now. They need to get things turned around this week. The play FOUR home games this coming week, Bridgeport on Tue/Wed and Rochester on Sat/Sun. Bridgeport just passed the Checkers for 4th in the division, Rochester is the 3rd best team in the AHL Eastern Conference.
 
I went to Charlotte for the two games against the Marlies this weekend. The team was basically owned by the Marlies. Scores were close (4-1, 3-1) with some empty net goals, but it basically mirrored games in Raleigh. Checkers outshoot Toronto, but most are non-threatening. The speed of the play was not great. Only saw reall urgency in the third period of the Friday night game.

Saarela got hurt Friday (did not see it). No one really stood out, except maybe Potularski (who looks like a long term AHL scorer). Roy and Gauthier did nothing to standout. Zykov also was not noticeable. The D was fine in general, but Carrick has some Faulk 17-18 style brain cramps. Foegele did look decent on some kills (a couple short handed chances), but not really noticeable at even strength.

Toronto is good, and the checkers have lots of injuries, but the fact that the passion and will to win looked an awful lot like the Canes when they are off their game was the most depressing.

Tolchinsky was walking around in a cast.
 
Canes draft picks and prospect stats through 1/14/2018

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Martin Necas (Chech Brno): 14 Games 5 Goals 4 Assists -2

Eetu Luostarinen (Liiga KalPa): 40 Games 5 Goals 7 Assists -7

Luke Martin (Big-10 Michigan So.): 22 Games 1 Goal 3 Assists +12

Morgan Geekie (WHL Tri-City): 38 Games 16 Goals 32 Assists -4

Stelio Mattheos (WHL Brandon): 43 Games 30 Goals 31 Assists +15

Brendan De Jong (WHL Portland): 40 Games 1 Goal 13 Assists -1

Ville Rasanen ( Jr. A SM-Liiga Jukurit U20): 26 Games 0 Goals 4 Assists -21

Jake Bean (WHL Calgary/Tri-City):
With Calgary: 25 Games 5 Goals 22 Assists -12
With Tri-City: 2 Games 1 Goal 0 Assists -2

Matt Filipe (Hockey East Northeastern So.): 21 Games 4 Goals 7 Assists +9

Hudson Elynuik (WHL Spokane): 44 Games 22 Goals 37 Assists +21

Max Zimmer (Big 10 Wisconsin So.): 13 Games 2 Goals 0 Assists +1

Noah Carroll (OHL Sault Ste. Marie): 40 Games 3 Goals 20 Assists +21

Luke Stevens (ECAC Yale So.): 16 Games 2 Goals 5 Assists +3

David Cotton (Hockey East Boston College So.): 23 Games 6 Goals 12 Assists +4


Eetu Makiniemi (Jr. A SM-Liiga Jokerit U20) 32 Appearances ?.?? GAA .916 Sv%

Jack Lafontaine (Big-10 Michigan So.): 4-4-0 3.76 GAA .881 Sv%

Jeremy Helvig (OHL Kingston): 17-11-3 2.58 GAA .920 Sv%
 
Boardwork said:
I went to Charlotte for the two games against the Marlies this weekend. The team was basically owned by the Marlies. Scores were close (4-1, 3-1) with some empty net goals, but it basically mirrored games in Raleigh. Checkers outshoot Toronto, but most are non-threatening. The speed of the play was not great. Only saw reall urgency in the third period of the Friday night game.

Saarela got hurt Friday (did not see it). No one really stood out, except maybe Potularski (who looks like a long term AHL scorer). Roy and Gauthier did nothing to standout. Zykov also was not noticeable. The D was fine in general, but Carrick has some Faulk 17-18 style brain cramps. Foegele did look decent on some kills (a couple short handed chances), but not really noticeable at even strength.

Toronto is good, and the checkers have lots of injuries, but the fact that the passion and will to win looked an awful lot like the Canes when they are off their game was the most depressing.

Tolchinsky was walking around in a cast.
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Wow, the puppies and rainbows of Thursday around this org must have been packed up with Dundon's luggage and headed back to Dallas because the overall stench and bad news from both the NHL and AHL teams of this org sure have reached record levels this past weekend.
 
there was a baseball game where they did not let anyone in , I want to say in Baltimore? I think it was due to the rioting .

Also a minor league baseball team had "nobody night" where they had no fans on purpose.
 
Siena College played a home basketball game in an empty arena because a player contracted measles. Empty stadiums are a staple of European soccer tournaments too, with the team getting a stadium ban for fan actions at away matches. Legia Warsaw played Real Madrid in an empty stadium in the 2016-17 UEFA Champions League.
 
Checkers this past week:

Tue Jan 16t Bridgeport W 3-0 Neds with the 25 save shutout. Roy and Foegele x2 with the goals.

Wed Jan 17 Bridgeport W 4-3 Neds with the Win. Carrick, Saarela, and Wallmark x2 with the goals.

Sat Jan 20 Rochester L 4-1 Smith with the loss. Wallmark with the goal

Sun Jan 21 Rochester W 5-4 (OT) Neds with the Win. Carrick, Foegele, Miller and Zykov x2 (including the OT game winner) with the goals.

The Checkers are back to 4th in the AHL Atlantic division. They play twice this coming week, Fri and Sat, at Hartford.

Zykov is tied for the league lead in goals with 21 with Foegele one goal behind. Despite a sv% of .894, Neds is 2nd in the AHL in wins.
 
Canes draft picks and prospect stats through 1/21/2018

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Martin Necas (Chech Brno): 17 Games 6 Goals 4 Assists -2

Eetu Luostarinen (Liiga KalPa): 43 Games 5 Goals 10 Assists -8

Luke Martin (Big-10 Michigan So.): 24 Games 1 Goal 4 Assists +13

Morgan Geekie (WHL Tri-City): 42 Games 16 Goals 37 Assists -8

Stelio Mattheos (WHL Brandon): 47 Games 31 Goals 32 Assists +11

Brendan De Jong (WHL Portland): 44 Games 2 Goals 14 Assists -3

Ville Rasanen ( Jr. A SM-Liiga Jukurit U20): 28 Games 0 Goals 6 Assists -21

Jake Bean (WHL Calgary/Tri-City):
With Calgary: 25 Games 5 Goals 22 Assists -12
With Tri-City: 6 Games 3 Goals 3 Assists -2

Matt Filipe (Hockey East Northeastern So.): 23 Games 4 Goals 7 Assists +8

Hudson Elynuik (WHL Spokane): 46 Games 22 Goals 38 Assists +22

Max Zimmer (Big 10 Wisconsin So.): 15 Games 2 Goals 1 Assist +2

Noah Carroll (OHL Sault Ste. Marie): 42 Games 3 Goals 21 Assists +21

Luke Stevens (ECAC Yale So.): 18 Games 4 Goals 5 Assists +5

David Cotton (Hockey East Boston College So.): 23 Games 6 Goals 12 Assists +4


Eetu Makiniemi (Jr. A SM-Liiga Jokerit U20) 34 Appearances 3.03 GAA .916 Sv%

Jack Lafontaine (Big-10 Michigan So.): 4-4-0 3.76 GAA .881 Sv%

Jeremy Helvig (OHL Kingston): 18-12-3 2.66 GAA .918 Sv%
 
cmaleski2 said:
Checkers this past week:

Tue Jan 16t Bridgeport W 3-0 Neds with the 25 save shutout. Roy and Foegele x2 with the goals.

Wed Jan 17 Bridgeport W 4-3 Neds with the Win. Carrick, Saarela, and Wallmark x2 with the goals.

Sat Jan 20 Rochester L 4-1 Smith with the loss. Wallmark with the goal

Sun Jan 21 Rochester W 5-4 (OT) Neds with the Win. Carrick, Foegele, Miller and Zykov x2 (including the OT game winner) with the goals.

The Checkers are back to 4th in the AHL Atlantic division. They play twice this coming week, Fri and Sat, at Hartford.

Zykov is tied for the league lead in goals with 21 with Foegele one goal behind. Despite a sv% of .894, Neds is 2nd in the AHL in wins.
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None of Foegele's goals are on the PP.
 
Checkers last week:

Fri Jan 26 @Hartford L 3-2 (Shootout) Neds with the shootout loss. Zykov and Josiah Didier (minor league Dman) with the goals .

Sat Jan 27 @Hartford L 4-0 Smith with the loss.

At the AHL All-Star break, the Checkers are hanging on (barely) to the 4th spot in the AHL Atlantic division, tied in point% but with the Wins tiebreaker. Zykov is tied for the league lead in goals with 22.

At the AHL All Star competition, Foegele and Zykov each had 4 assists (0 goals). The North division won the All-Star challenge title.

Checkers play 3 road games in 3 days this weekend...Friday @Lehigh Valley, then Sat+Sun @Hershey
 
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