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Providence College Summer 2011: The Hockey Guy Adventures

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awful quiet the last few days. I was hoping Kaib was gonna get drafted.

With all due respect, that was all US natl team hype and he was never going to be drafted. They push their players, even the 3rd and 4th line types for them. Neither of the 2 incoming freshmen for PC this year were considered legit draft picks. Would have been nice for the program but way to much talent out there. Central scouting is not a legit source anymore. As you might have noticed, almost every natl kid was on it and many got left out and rightly so. It is startling how many kids on their lists dont get drafted.
 
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With all due respect, that was all US natl team hype and he was never going to be drafted. They push their players, even the 3rd and 4th line types for them. Neither of the 2 incoming freshmen for PC this year were considered legit draft picks. Would have been nice for the program but way to much talent out there. Central scouting is not a legit source anymore. As you might have noticed, almost every natl kid was on it and many got left out and rightly so. It is startling how many kids on their lists dont get drafted.

Thought Kaib might have an outside shot at getting drafted - but wasn't to surprised that he wasn't. Was more surprised that Wyszomirski wasn't picked. But if they play well next year at PC they can always get drafted as "overagers' in next years draft. Believe Rheault was picked as an overager, and maybe Wild too.

He is another video interview with Kaib from last week. He talks about how much he is looking forward to coming to school next year.

http://www.wpxi.com/video/28325762/index.html
 
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And if they stay free agents they can pick a spot they fit and have a better chance of sticking a little longer

Thought Kaib might have an outside shot at getting drafted - but wasn't to surprised that he wasn't. Was more surprised that Wyszomirski wasn't picked. But if they play well next year at PC they can always get drafted as "overagers' in next years draft. Believe Rheault was picked as an overager, and maybe Wild too.

He is another video interview with Kaib from last week. He talks about how much he is looking forward to coming to school next year.

http://www.wpxi.com/video/28325762/index.html
 
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And if they stay free agents they can pick a spot they fit and have a better chance of sticking a little longer

In other words every single player is in that position iof not drafted. They give draft picks every chance to succeed and will work with them for several years. Undrafte players are a dime a dozen and have a huge uphill climb. Remember, the same teams who might sign a fee agent are the ones who said no when given the chance to draft you.
 
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If you sign as a free agennt you most likely fill a spot of some need at the time of signing rather than an possible talent 4 years out so yes you will have a better shot at making the teams American League team vice the lower farm team.....the rest rides with how bad you want it and how much talent you have
 
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Congrats to PC Grad Colin McDonald for signing with Pittsburgh:

http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=568174

Hope he can make the big club out of training camp. He seemed stuck in the Oilers system, even with putting up some good numbers in the AHL. He got called up in 2009-2010 for a cup of coffee, where he scored a goal in his second game. Speaking of stuck, Jon DiSalvatore puts up big points every year and never gets called up, I hope his time comes soon, as every year there are more young players coming in.

Also speaking of ex-Friars and the NHL, looking to see if Pisani re-signs with Chicago or another team. Hope he can stay in the league.
 
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Berard is now working at UCONN. I lost the link. Sue me. :p
 
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Berard is now working at UCONN. I lost the link. Sue me. :p

Your link sir:

http://www.uconnhuskies.com/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/070611aad.html

Kind of a circular thing. PC hires Leaman, Berard loses his poition, but Bennett gets Leaman's job. Because Leaman takes Barr to PC and to replace Bennett Union needs assistants. One of them goes to UCONN assistant Joe Dumais, creating an opportunity for UCONN to hire a new assistant. Now Berard gets the job. Well good luck to him.
 
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...Myles Harvey is at the Maple Leafs camp too.
 
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Ross Mauermann, a former Bluebirds high school and Janesville Jets Junior A NAHL star, has accepted an offer to play hockey next season at Providence College (Rhode Island) within the Hockey East Conference.
Ross is the all-time Janesville Jets scoring leader with 100 total points over two seasons. The Janesville-native led the Jets during the 2010-11 season with 59 total points (27 goals and 32 assists) in 56 games. During the 2009-2010 season, Ross was second in Jets scoring with 41 total points (13 goals and 28 assists) in 57 games
 
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Ross Mauermann, a former Bluebirds high school and Janesville Jets Junior A NAHL star, has accepted an offer to play hockey next season at Providence College (Rhode Island) within the Hockey East Conference.
Ross is the all-time Janesville Jets scoring leader with 100 total points over two seasons. The Janesville-native led the Jets during the 2010-11 season with 59 total points (27 goals and 32 assists) in 56 games. During the 2009-2010 season, Ross was second in Jets scoring with 41 total points (13 goals and 28 assists) in 57 games

More on Ross Mauermann coming to PC...

http://gazettextra.com/news/2011/jul/09/mauermann-signs-providence/
 
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This has been a great off season so far, I just hope all these new things gel and a respectful team come out in the end......I am not concerned about where we finish as long as an improvement is seen
 
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Reading that PC is "one of the East's top programs" has a nice ring to it.
 
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Article on Myles Harvey in the Maple Leafs camp. Didn't know that he is actually Canadian...

http://sports.nationalpost.com/2011/07/05/floridian-looks-to-bring-the-heat-to-leafs-prospect-camp/

With 4 of PC's D-men in NHL prospect camps this summer - the blueline might be an actual strength this season. I'm interested in what the new assistant coach Russell can do with this group (and the 2 new freshmen), as his rep. is one of being a very good teacher of defensemen.
 
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And we all know we have needed a "D"man coach for many years.....we had the talent but they never improved

Article on Myles Harvey in the Maple Leafs camp. Didn't know that he is actually Canadian...

http://sports.nationalpost.com/2011/07/05/floridian-looks-to-bring-the-heat-to-leafs-prospect-camp/

With 4 of PC's D-men in NHL prospect camps this summer - the blueline might be an actual strength this season. I'm interested in what the new assistant coach Russell can do with this group (and the 2 new freshmen), as his rep. is one of being a very good teacher of defensemen.
 
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