Since the Flyers are doing such a stellar job of going 0-for-December, I need something to hope for.
2006-12-27 14:26:50 · 4 answers · asked by Awesome Bill 7 in Sports ➔ Hockey
this is the list of the top 30 from top prospect
International Scouting Services' list of the top draft-eligible prospects for the NHL's 2007 Entry Draft to be held June 23 in Columbus.
Top 30 Skaters
No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Shot DoB Team
1. Voracek, Jakub C 6.01 188 L 8/15/1989 Halifax
2. Van Riemsdyk, James LW 6.03 191 L 5/4/1989 US Under-18
3. Esposito, Angelo C 6.01 180 L 2/20/1989 Quebec
4. Couture, Logan F 6.01 188 R 3/28/1989 Ottawa
5. Alzner, Karl D 6.02 210 L 9/4/1988 Calgary
6. Gagner, Sam RW 5.11 190 R 8/10/1989 London
7. Petrecki, Nick D 6.03 213 L 7/11/1989 Omaha
8. Ellerby, Keaton D 6.03 182 L 11/5/1988 Kamloops
9. Turris, Kyle C 6.00 165 R 8/14/1989 Burnaby
10. Gillies, Colton C 6.04 194 L 2/12/1989 Saskatoon
11. Kane, Patrick RW 5.10 162 L 11/9/1988 London
12. Negrin, John D 6.02 195 L 3/16/1989 Kootenay
13. Katic, Marc D 5.10 180 L 5/9/1989 Sarnia
14. Mayorov, Maxim LW 6.02 187 L 3/26/1989 Leninogorsk
15. O'Brien, Jim F 6.02 189 R 1/29/1989 Minnesota
16. Blum, John D 6.00 155 R 1/30/1989 Vancouver
17. Plante, Alex D 6.05 220 R 5/9/1989 Calgary
18. Veilleux, Keven C 6.05 195 R 6/27/1989 Victoriaville
19. Hickey, Thomas D 5.11 186 R 2/8/1989 Seattle
20. Repik, Michal RW 5.11 172 R 12/31/1988 Vancouver
21. Doyle, Eric D 6.02 191 L 4/5/1989 Everett
22. Cherepanov, Alekei RW 6.00 183 L 1/15/1989 Omsk
23. Shattenkirk, Kevin D 5.11 193 L 1/29/1989 USA Under-18
24. Stich, David D 6.02 205 L 4/15/1989 Saint John
25. Lavin, Joe D 6.01 180 L 7/17/1989 US Under-18
26. Ross, Nick D 6.01 194 L 2/10/1989 Regina
27. Gratchev, Max LW 5.11 195 L 9/26/1988 Rimouski
28. Cunti, Luca LW 6.0 183 L 7/4/1989 Thurgau
29. Sutter, Brandon C 6.03 174 R 2/14/1989 Red Deer
30. McCrae, Justin C 6.00 176 R 10/30/1988 Saskatoon
Top 5 Goaltenders
No. Player Rnd. Ht. Wt. Catch DoB Team
1. Cann, Trevor 2nd 5.11 200 L 3/30/1989 Peterborough
2. Mucha, Kurt 2nd 6.02 172 L 6/3/1989 Portland
3. Smith, Jeremy 2nd 6.0 159 L 4/13/1989 Plymouth
4. Rowat, Linden 3rd 6.01 178 L 6/4/1989 Regina
5. Owuya, Mark 3rd 6.01 191 L 7/18/1989 Djurgarden
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2006-12-27 18:14:07 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 1⤊ 0⤋
Sad thing is that the Flyers have some really good young prospects... I guess its a matter of fitting in with the team. Ben Eager and Steve Downie are perfect fits for the Flyers (although the are both a bit of a "loose cannon" - more so Downie). But for some reason, guys like Carter and Richards ... I don't think fit into the mold that Bob Clarke has made. I know Clarke is pretty much gone, but the team identity is still there. They are having trouble adapting to the new rules.
They should invest in a goalie... however, Houle is a decent prospect and Philly would probably rather go for an experienced goaltender... its always been their problem come playoff time.
Philly always seems to go with the mindset of the "best guy possible", I can't imagine them being any less than 4-5th pick overall (with the draft lottery), so they'll have some great prospects to take a look at.
2006-12-28 01:21:01 · answer #2 · answered by msconduct 3 · 1⤊ 0⤋
You will be looking at a few, Angelo Esposito from the Quebec Ramparts, also Jakub Voracek from the Halifax Mooseheads. Those 2 are projected to be the top 2 in next years entry draft.
2006-12-28 00:56:41 · answer #3 · answered by Funky Monk 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋
For good genes, go with Brandon Sutter or Angelo Esposito.
2006-12-28 00:36:18 · answer #4 · answered by michinoku2001 7 · 0⤊ 1⤋