Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
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Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/3/2011 7:25 AM EST
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Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/3/2011 7:47 AM EST
Two things to keep in mind here - kids have to be 18 to become "Bruins prospects" so the guys in this tournament have been drafted recently - two years ago at the most depending on how their birthdays fall. Second, look at the last two drafts: Top pick Seguin is in the NHL, two 2nd rounders in Knight and Spooner weren't invited to the dance. Cunningham, Florek, Chudinov, and Trotman were all too old for this tournament as of the draft in the summer of 2010. That leaves Gothberg, who got a preliminary look but didn't make the American squad. Two years ago: Caron's too old and Button had the remotest of shots. McDermid, Randall, and Sexton aren't exactly international stage players. If a late round pick is going to play in this tournament, he's got to be Latvian or Swiss or German or Norwegian or some other nationality where he might not have been scouted as heavily.
So, as if there was any doubt, Chowdah's correct. No Bruins prospects - unless you count Couturier, Landeskog, Larsson, etc! -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/3/2011 8:14 AM EST
In Response to Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors:Two things to keep in mind here - kids have to be 18 to become "Bruins prospects" so the guys in this tournament have been drafted recently - two years ago at the most depending on how their birthdays fall. Second, look at the last two drafts: Top pick Seguin is in the NHL, two 2nd rounders in Knight and Spooner weren't invited to the dance. Cunningham, Florek, Chudinov, and Trotman were all too old for this tournament as of the draft in the summer of 2010. That leaves Gothberg, who got a preliminary look but didn't make the American squad. Two years ago: Caron's too old and Button had the remotest of shots. McDermid, Randall, and Sexton aren't exactly international stage players. If a late round pick is going to play in this tournament, he's got to be Latvian or Swiss or German or Norwegian or some other nationality where he might not have been scouted as heavily. So, as if there was any doubt, Chowdah's correct. No Bruins prospects - unless you count Couturier, Landeskog, Larsson, etc!
Posted by Bookboy007
I was never good at those trick questions . Good point ! -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/3/2011 10:03 AM EST
Then there's that undrafted Swiss goalie who see's a million pucks a game....Bruins would do good to give this kid a shot. -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/3/2011 10:16 AM EST
In Response to Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors:Then there's that undrafted Swiss goalie who see's a million pucks a game....Bruins would do good to give this kid a shot. Posted by Stuke50
http://stats.iihf.com/Hydra/236/IHM236000_85A_7_0.pdf
I watched both of Ben Conz against the US and Canada check out his stats MIP and Saves! I agree PC should give him a look see or just wait for Burke to draft him the steal him LoL... -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/3/2011 6:13 PM EST
There are 29 other G.M.'s in the NHL who have obviously noticed Conz's play this year too. Surprisingly he wasn't drafted last year even though he stood on his head except for one bad game. After two years of exceptional performances at the WJHC he will not be bypassed at this year's draft. He is the main reason for the Swiss' ability to keep games close these past two years. -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/4/2011 10:50 PM EST
Chowda? I was listening to NHL home ice today & caught the tale end of a conversation. I thought I heard them say that Jack Campbell has one more year of eligibility left in JR. Is that true? If he kicks the puck out for Dallas the same way he did for the US. They really got something for the future don't they! Wow did he come to play last night! -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 1:26 AM EST
knight would have been there if USA hockey wasn't livid that he went to major junior instead of playing college -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 4:08 AM EST
Speaking of the WJC, good luck in the Bronze Medal Game, American Bruin fans...Of course, you are not likely that interested since your team has contributed nothing to the tournament again...Adios ! -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 4:31 AM EST
As a Canadian, may I just ask... why the $%^& are you here again? I actually thought you were going to keep your word.
How foolish of me. -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 6:27 AM EST
38 , his 20th birthday falls on Jan 9/12 so you heard correctly.
Name: Jack Campbell
Number: 1
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 182
Birthday: January 9, 1992
Hometown: Port Huron, MI, USA
Position: Goalie
Catches: Left
NHL Status: Dallas Stars, 1st Round, 11th Overall in 2010
Favourite Car: Range Rover
Favourite Food: Pepperoni & Pineapple Pizza
Favourite Athlete: Marty Turco
Favourite Movie: Happy Gilmore
Best Player Ever Faced: Ryan Ellis -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 1:21 PM EST
How did I not keep my word, red75 ?
I posted that I was here until the WJC was over !
Go Team Canada tonight, right ? -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 1:39 PM EST
In Response to Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors:How did I not keep my word, red75 ? I posted that I was here until the WJC was over ! Go Team Canada tonight, right ?
Posted by RMiller87
How come you're running away from your cherished "who's in first place?" argument you have been fixated on for the past 3 months?? Shall I link you to the NE Division standings?
Go Canada (and US for the bronze). -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 1:51 PM EST
The NHL doesn't bear mentioning on WJC threads.
Yes, good luck to Team US against the Swedes today.
Hoping that that Swedish trash talking coach is dispatched back over the pond without a medal.
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Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 2:00 PM EST
this us/bruin fan is certainly pulling for canada- they made the us boys look just like that- boys...if they bring that game against russia, it won't be close. the us will definitely have their hands full with sweden- go get 'em us -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 2:03 PM EST
Anywhere to watch this stuff?
I live in boston. -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 2:22 PM EST
Was flipping between the bruin/leafs game and the canada/usa game the other night and man what a difference. There was hitting, speed, great passes, great saves. The bruins game looked like it was being played in slow motion. -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 2:40 PM EST
In Response to Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors:Anywhere to watch this stuff? I live in boston.
Posted by I-Like-Hockey
Come to my place I'll put up on some poutine for us !
Seriously , you guys can't get the games today ? Try here for the USA - Sweden game.
http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?competitionid=&part=sports&discipline=icehockey -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 2:45 PM EST
tsn.ca streams the games, i'm not sure if they block IP's outside of canada though. -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 3:14 PM EST
Seeing as im still at work that might be too long of a drive. Thanks for the offer though Chowdah- ill make some of my own poutine and go to my canadian friends house to listen to his canadian radio feed!
Thanks for the link too! -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 3:16 PM EST
I think that one can also watch the games online at the TSN website...
At least, we can in Canada.
The link to that site is :
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Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 3:41 PM EST
Incidentally, I would much rather that the real RMiller87 - the guy who was part of some good discussions without the cheeseball taunts - stuck around. Just the act can vanish. -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 3:45 PM EST
The NHL network has both games in the US. US-Sweden at 3:30 and the gold medal game at 7:30 (eastern). -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 3:52 PM EST
In Response to Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors:Incidentally, I would much rather that the real RMiller87 - the guy who was part of some good discussions without the cheeseball taunts - stuck around. Just the act can vanish.
Posted by Bookboy007
Agreed. I even enjoy the occasional taunting when done with good humor. I could do without the repeated "1972" taunts 50 times in the same thread though.
Regardless of what anyone wants...you're not really going anywhere are you?? All it would take is a time machine and a little tinkering, and Tyler Seguin could still play in the WJC... -
Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors
posted at 1/5/2011 4:56 PM EST
In Response to Re: Bruins Prospects in World Juniors:Incidentally, I would much rather that the real RMiller87 - the guy who was part of some good discussions without the cheeseball taunts - stuck around. Just the act can vanish.
Posted by Bookboy007
I'm just glad I'm not from the same country as him . I'm from Canada . I believe he's from Saskatchewan.