RPI Off-Season Thread 2011 Part II: The Bryce is Right

[turk181]

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heading into rd 6....Kasdorf's time?

[fishcore12]

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It seems that historically Boston and Washington have taken a liking to RPI players. I wonder if there is a readon for it or just the case of a small sample size.

They chose him just so you could go watch him play once he finishes at RPI in three years

[turk181]

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Remember guys-where out fellows ranked as North American skaters and goalies is not really the best indication of where they will get drafted (or if they will get drafted). You have to include all the foreign skaters and goalies in the mix and this year they made up a significant portion of the picks.

the high-lite of players that was shown, on NHL Network, taken in late rds. is filled w/allstars

[Ralph Baer]

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Kasdorf to Winnipeg #157. Hometown pick.

[turk181]

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Kasdorf taken by Winnipeg!!

[fishcore12]

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Do we have anymore today you think? Or do we stockpile next years draft

[engineerhockeyfan]

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Congratulations to both Kasdorf and Koudys. And good luck to any Engineers still in the running. As they get to round 7, anyone can be chosen.
Lets go red!!!!!!!!!!!!

[DrDemento]

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the high-lite of players that was shown, on NHL Network, taken in late rds. is filled w/allstars

Absolutely!! Once you get past the first 30 picks you really cannot be sure of what you are getting-I don't think anyone can predict who will shine once you exclude the top few picks. Kasdorf goes in round 6 (about where I thought) but I figured PK would go in the 4th round so I was off a bit. Would love for us to have one more fellow taken but it is extremely remote at this stage.

[Ralph Baer]

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Do we have anymore today you think? Or do we stockpile next years draft

Others (Bradley, Leonard, Curadi, Haggerty, Zalewski) are possible, but none are likely IMHO.

[Ralph Baer]

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Congratulations to both Kasdorf and Koudys. And good luck to any Engineers still in the running. As they get to round 7, anyone can be chosen.
Lets go red!!!!!!!!!!!!

E.g. Jensen

[knsmith]

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It seems that historically Boston and Washington have taken a liking to RPI players. I wonder if there is a readon for it or just the case of a small sample size.

Perhaps an awful question, but is there any relation between Boston GM Peter Chiarelli and RPI legend Frank Chiarelli?

[Ralph Baer]

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The difference is not really significant but at #157 Kasdorf was picked before York who was #168 and Marsters who was #165.

[knsmith]

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Perhaps an awful question, but is there any relation between Boston GM Peter Chiarelli and RPI legend Frank Chiarelli?

Likewise, between Washington GM George McPhee and former RPI defenseman Mike McPhee?

[Ralph Baer]

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Perhaps an awful question, but is there any relation between Boston GM Peter Chiarelli and RPI legend Frank Chiarelli?

Pete is Frank's son. However, most RPI players that Boston has had (Oates, Juneau, Carter, ...) were earlier.

[AspyDad]

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Others (Bradley, Leonard, Curadi, Haggerty, Zalewski) are possible, but none are likely IMHO.

maybe Leonard or Bradley.