Someone playing three years juniors post HS is clearly not an elite NHL prospect at the moment and is not being brought in to be one
A 2000 birth year, so a 4 year guy, not an elite NHL prospect?
Hopefully, a late bloomer who will contribute. Amonte spent most of his first BCHL season on the third line and put up 35 points.
Looking at the 2021-2022 roster projection from Burnt Boats (LINK), the addition of Amonte complicates an already-unwieldy number of forwards--even if O'Brien turns out to be a one-and-done. That's alot of bodies watching games from the stands.
Shlaine headed to UConn. Academic issues? Or was it that he wanted to start this season (assuming there is one)?
Shlaine headed to UConn. Academic issues? Or was it that he wanted to start this season (assuming there is one)?
Shlaine headed to UConn. Academic issues? Or was it that he wanted to start this season (assuming there is one)?
I heard he wanted to start 20-21 but staff wanted a year of juniors. Also think scholarship $ mightve been an issue if we could'nt bring him in
I heard he wanted to start 20-21 but staff wanted a year of juniors. Also think scholarship $ mightve been an issue if we could'nt bring him in
What the heck? We will take him this year gladly.
What the heck? We will take him this year gladly.
Eh, I disagree. Having 3 offensive minded defensmen (Farrance, Fensore, Doyle) would've been tough since none of their defensive skills are great. Also, he wouldn't have gotten much PP time. Giving him another year of juniors gives him top pairing minutes, PP time, and more time to work on his defensive game. Once Farrance leaves, Doyle will be valuable to the team. If he came in this upcoming year he would have struggled for minutes IMO.
NEHJ: During his rookie season in prep, Lachance showed flashes of why I believe he’s a top two-round draft pick in 2021. He’s starting to come into his own as he grows into his body. The Andover, Mass., native scored 13 goals this winter for the Seawolves. Notably, 10 of those tallies came over the last 16 games of the season. He has the length to protect pucks and get off quality chances while driving the net and penetrating the middle of the ice. His skating continues to get more fluid at each viewing.
OverTheBoards: 03 F Jack Musa (@NJ_Avalanche 16/@TPrideHockey) commits to BU. Great look for the Terriers, small scorer with great talent and compete level. 30 points in 24 games in prep hockey as a late '03 (sophomore)