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Les Habitants Prospects Thread

worm said:
not really liking weber stats
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Certainly not the same guy we saw last year. He's trying to play a more physical game and just doesn't have the size. He's third in scoring -17 points, of the dmen behind Subban -26 and Benoit -18, although Benoit has been riding shot gun with Subban for the last month or so. I'm sure he and Carle both know they've dropped down the depth chart with Subban's arrival.
Interesting last night Subban was benched for most of the 1st period for getting into Boucher's dog house at practice. Haven't seen an AHL coach with the balls to do that to the big prospect in quite awhile. Good on Boucher.
 
Peteri Simila is heading home.

http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/juniors/2010/01/12/king_chl_deadline/#

Finnish goaltender Petteri Simila, who was acquired as part of the Pietrangelo trade with Niagara, will head home. Dalton McGrath, who had been Di Salvo's backup, will join a Colts affiliate team.
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It's probably for the best. He didn't play much and a draft eligible goalie was playing ahead of him. He'll be going back to Finland to be able to more games, which should be good for him.
 
I'm pretty sure he's eligible, but there's no space for him.

Our AHL team in Hamilton has no space with both Desjardins & Sanford doing very well.

Our ECHL team in Cincinnati has no space because it's a split organization between Montreal & Nashville, who have Robert Mayer, free agent we signed after the 2008 training camp and Jeremy Smith, 2007 2nd round pick there fighting it out for minutes.

So it's better that he spends time in Finland in one of the Junior leagues where he can get plenty of starts. Plus we don't have to sign him right away. We can let him develop at his own pace.
 
Yeah, I know there's no room, I was just curious if a European who played in the CHL would be eligible. I thought he would be because there was some talk of Sergei going to Hamilton instead of playing his final year in Junior. And I know Halak was quite young when he played in the ECHL (I got to see him live a couple times).
 
6-5 SO loss.

Rochester Americans 6 (SO) At Hamilton Bulldogs 5 - Status: Final SO
Jan 15, 2010 - Copps Coliseum

Rochester 0 3 2 0 - 6
Hamilton 0 2 3 0 - 5

1st Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Benoit Ham (hooking), 5:16; Taylor Rch (hooking), 18:08.

2nd Period-1, Hamilton, Trotter 17 (Desharnais, Weber), 3:37. 2, Rochester, Taffe 11 (Steiner, Johnson), 4:45 (pp). 3, Hamilton, Darche 16 (Weber, Pyatt), 8:00. 4, Rochester, Duco 5 (Ellerby, Salak), 18:12. 5, Rochester, Wilson 5 (Taylor, Matthias), 18:30. Penalties-White Ham (hooking), 4:16; Beaverson Rch (hooking), 12:52.

3rd Period-6, Hamilton, Trotter 18 (Desharnais, White), 1:05. 7, Rochester, Repik 12 (Johnson, Steiner), 4:43 (pp). 8, Rochester, Matthias 4 (Duco), 5:37. 9, Hamilton, Maxwell 10 (Desharnais, Trotter), 8:25 (pp). 10, Hamilton, Glumac 9 (Subban, Belle), 16:30 (sh). Penalties-Stewart Ham (goaltender interference), 3:49; Dadonov Rch (hooking), 6:45; Taffe Rch (fighting), 10:36; Subban Ham (fighting), 10:36; White Ham (roughing), 15:01.

OT Period- No Scoring.Penalties-No Penalties

Shootout - Rochester 3 (Johnson NG, Dadonov G, Steiner G, Taffe G), Hamilton 2 (Trotter G, Desharnais NG, Maxwell G, Glumac NG, Darche NG).
Shots on Goal-Rochester 15-12-8-2-1-38. Hamilton 16-10-5-1-0-32.
Power Play Opportunities-Rochester 2 of 4; Hamilton 1 of 3.
Goalies-Rochester, Salak 18-5-0 (32 shots-27 saves). Hamilton, Desjardins 17-6-2 (37 shots-32 saves).

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Gabriel Dumont had a four goal game tonight and now has 30 goals this year.
 
Gabriel Dumont is really interesting.

He's undersized at 5'9, but he's at 30 goals in 40 games and has a +21 rating. I can't wait to see how he'll do in the AHL. He was drafted as a Guy Boucher player, it was obvious the day it happened.
 
39gp 26g 29a 55pts 81PIM

pretty good

this must not be up to date yet....so 30 goals, 29 assists, 59 points in 40 games

but ya...a bit on the short side
 
Might soon be time to give Trotter a shot on the big club -- 41 points in 41 games.

And it's really too bad Desharnais is so small -- 37 points in 29 games.

Both in the league's top 15 scorers.
 
Desharnais deserves a shot a the bigs one day or another, he's been burning the league at every level he's been. He reminds me of Martin St.Louis. He's just very effective on the ice.
 
To add to that, next year will be interesting. We have a lot of RFA's in Hamilton that we'll need to resign. Trotter, Desharnais, Pyatt, Carle, Belle, Wyman, Stewart... I could easily see us giving up on Belle & Stewart to make place for the new wave of players next year and see if Trotter/Desharnais can stick in next year's training camp, at the risk of losing them via waivers.
 
GGpX said:
Yeah.

If Desharnais was just two inches taller, he'd probably be an everyday NHLer already.
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Unfortunately, two inches taller for him is still only 5'9. He's a long shot but he plays big for his size and finds way to get the job done.
 
QMJHL:

Gabriel Dumont (19) – 40 GP, 30 G, 29 A, 59 PTS, 81 PIM

Philippe Lefebvre (18) – 44 GP, 13 G, 19 G, 32 PTS, 23 PIM


OHL:

Jason Missiaen (19) – 40 GP, 21-16-3 record, 3.51 GAA, .908 sv% (3 A, 2 PIM)


NCAA:

Michael Cichy (19) – 18 GP, 2 G, 2 A, 4 PTS, 6 PIM

David Fischer (21) – 23 GP, 0 G, 4 A, 4 PTS, 18 PIM

Patrick Johnson (20) – 20 GP, 3 G, 3 A, 6 PTS, 4 PIM

Scott Kishel (20) – 17 GP, 0 G, 6 A, 6 PTS, 12 PIM

Danny Kristo (19) – 21 GP, 8 G, 11 A, 19 PTS, 6 PIM

Louis Leblanc (18) – 13 GP, 6 G, 6 A, 12 PTS, 28 PIM

Greg Pateryn (19) – 12 GP, 0 G, 2 A, 2 PTS, 8 PIM

Steve Quailer (20) – N/A
*note: ACL injury, out indefinitely.*

Joe Stejskal (21) – 15 GP, 0 G, 3 A, 3 PTS, 16 PIM

Dustin Walsh (18) – 13 GP, 5 G, 2 A, 7 PTS, 4 PIM


USHL:

Mac Bennett (18) – 28 GP, 6 G, 10 A, 16 PTS, 10 PIM


Russia:

Alexander Avtsin (18) – 28 GP, 3 G, 5 A, 8 PTS, 10 PIM [KHL]
………………………………….... 12 GP, 4 G, 5 A, 9 PTS, 20 PIM [MHL]

Alexei Emelin (23) – 33 GP, 1 G, 3 A, 4 PTS, 36 PIM

Konstantin Korneev (25) – 44 GP, 5 G, 16 A, 21 PTS, 24 PIM

Alexander Perezhogin (26) – 44 GP, 10 G, 14 A, 24 PTS, 30 PIM

Maxim Trunev (19) – 23 GP, 3 G, 1 A, 4 PTS, 10 PIM


Sweden:

Andreas Engqvist (21) – 39 GP, 9 G, 10 A, 19 PTS, 24 PIM

Nichlas Torp (20) – 33 GP, 0 G, 5 A, 5 PTS, 65 PIM


Finland:

Janni Lahti (27) – 25 GP, 6 G, 4 A, 10 PTS, 16 PIM

Joonas Nattinen (18) – 19 GP, 0 G, 3 A, 3 PTS, 4 PIM [SML]
…………………………………….. 8 GP, 6 G, 4 A, 10 PTS, 2 PIM [JR A]

Petteri Simila (19) – 11 GP, 1-4-3 record, 4.14 GAA, .891 sv%
*note: OHL stats before leaving for Finland.*


Germany:

Marvin Degon (26) – 38 GP, 4 G, 13 A, 17 PTS, 16 PIM


ECHL:

Robert Mayer (20) – 15 GP, 10-5-0 record, 2.74 GAA, .895 sv%

Michael Busto (23) – 3 GP, 0 G, 0 A, 0 PTS, 0 PIM
*note: includes games in ECHL and IHL.*

Maxime Lacroix (22) – 16 GP, 7 G, 3 A, 10 PTS, 29 PIM



Hamilton Bulldog stats:

http://www.hamiltonbulldogs.com/stats
 
hairnova said:
'Dogs lose 3-1 tonight.
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40 shots on goal and only one to show for.

Hamilton Bulldogs 1 At Grand Rapids Griffins 3 - Status: Final
Jan 16, 2010 - Van Andel Arena

Hamilton 0 0 1 - 1
Grand Rapids 1 1 1 - 3

1st Period-1, Grand Rapids, Tatar 10 (Rissmiller, Newbury), 17:23. Penalties-White Ham (fighting), 0:21; Kolosov Gr (fighting), 0:21; Belle Ham (hooking), 15:20.

2nd Period-2, Grand Rapids, Pare 8 (Emmerton), 3:25 (sh). Penalties-Ritola Gr (closing hand on puck), 2:35; Vigilante Gr (interference), 10:25; Belle Ham (interference), 11:19; Ritola Gr (high-sticking), 17:44; Kolosov Gr (high-sticking), 18:58.

3rd Period-3, Hamilton, White 11 (Desharnais, Trotter), 7:48. 4, Grand Rapids, Emmerton 7 19:53 (en). Penalties-No Penalties

Shots on Goal-Hamilton 10-13-17-40. Grand Rapids 11-9-5-25.
Power Play Opportunities-Hamilton 0 of 4; Grand Rapids 0 of 2.
Goalies-Hamilton, Sanford 9-8-2 (24 shots-22 saves). Grand Rapids, Larsson 13-11-1 (40 shots-39 saves).
A-6,859
 
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