BlueWhiteBlood
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Sounds like all of our young juniors are having good seasons. Even Devane is scoring.
Official 2011-2012 CHL Prospects Thread
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The CHL recently wrapped up their regular seasons. Here's how the Leafs prospects finished:
Greg McKegg
-34 points in 35 games with Erie / 41 points in 30 games with London | Stuart Percy
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Josh Leivo
| David Broll
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Sondre Olden
| Jamie Devane
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Sam Carrick
| Andrew Crescenzi
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Brad Ross
| Josh Nicholls
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Garret Sparks
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Both Olden and Broll had their OHL seasons end, as their teams did not qualify for the playoffs. They are both reportedly joining the Marlies for their stretch run and playoffs. All the other prospects will be participating in the playoffs and I'll update their progress as the rounds ends.
WhatIfGodWasALeaf
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Some big years from prospects.
But I'm sure they all suck and will never play in the NHL cause the laffs are the suck.
But I'm sure they all suck and will never play in the NHL cause the laffs are the suck.
Playoffs update:
Greg McKegg
-London defeated Windsor 4-0, will play Saginaw in 2nd round | Stuart Percy
-Mississauga lost to Barrie 4-2. |
Josh Leivo
-Sudbury lost to Brampton 4-0. | Sam Carrick
-Brampton defeated Sudbury 4-0, will play Niagara in round 2. |
Jamie Devane
-Plymouth defeated Guelph 4-2, will play Kitchener in round 2. | Andrew Crescenzi
-Kitchener defeated Owen Sound 4-1, will play Plymouth in round 2. |
Brad Ross
-Portland swept Kelowna 4-0, will play Kamloops in round 2. | Josh Nicholls
-Saskatoon was swept by Medicine Hat. |
Garret Sparks
-Guelph lost to Plymouth 4-2. |
GhostofPotvin29
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If you're a perfectionist, McKegg's stats say 1 goal, 2 assist but 4 points.
Thinking of asking for a refund if this keeps up.
Thinking of asking for a refund if this keeps up.
Potvin29 said:
The OHL's a crazy league, man.
Second round results:
Greg McKegg
-London defeats Saginaw 4-2, will play Kitchener in the sem-finals | Sam Carrick
-Brampton was swept by Niagara in the 2nd round |
Jamie Devane
-Plymouth falls to Kitchener 4-3 in the 2nd round | Andrew Crescenzi
-Kitchener over Plymouth 4-3, will play London in semis |
Brad Ross
-Portland beat Kamloops in Game 7, will play Tri-City in the semis |
Highlander
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Looks like Brad Ross can get the puck in the net. Not to shabby with Carrick (whom I have a gut feeling about), McKegg (whom can bartend my next BBQ) and Cresenzi who seems to have been on the Leaf radar for at least 3 years. Maybe he can develop something.
Third round results:
Greg McKegg
-Missed London's 4-0 series victory over Kitchener with a shoulder injury -Has rejoined the team in the OHL Finals against Niagara -London currently trails Niagara 1-0 | Andrew Crescenzi
-Lost to London in the semi-finals 4-0 |
Brad Ross
-Portland swept Tri-City in the semi-finals -Was named WHL's player of the week with 2 goals and 2 assists in 2 victories -Portland is currently 1-1 against Edmonton in the WHL finals |
Greg McKegg and the London Knights will be playing game 5 against the Niagara Ice Dogs at 7pm tonight. The Knights are currently up 3-1 in the OHL Finals, one win away from a championship. McKegg is pointless in his last 3 games and has only 2 points in the series.
The game will air on all Sportsnet channels for those interested.
The game will air on all Sportsnet channels for those interested.
The London Knights defeated Niagara last night 2-1 to win the OHL Championship and earn a trip to the Memorial Cup. McKegg was pointless in the game.
Brad Ross could potentially join McKegg in the Mem Cup, but his Portland Winterhawks are currently trailing Edmonton 3-2 in the WHL finals. Game 6 is tonight. Ross has just 2 points in the first 5 games of the series.
Brad Ross could potentially join McKegg in the Mem Cup, but his Portland Winterhawks are currently trailing Edmonton 3-2 in the WHL finals. Game 6 is tonight. Ross has just 2 points in the first 5 games of the series.
L K
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McKegg has been banged up in the postseason but this has been nothing short of a disappointing run with the Knights. London has a young team and rather than McKegg stepping up and being a leader he's really been a peripheral guy on the team both in terms of leadership and on-ice performance. Stats in junior hockey need to be taken with a grain of salt, but if he can't get his game up to the next level with a great chance at reaching the Memorial Cup, that's concerning. McKegg really doesn't have anything about his game that will keep him in the NHL on its own (as in he's not a faceoff whiz, or a shutdown PK'er, or a guy who has a gifted shot/passing ability). McKegg's going to be an NHLer because he has a lot of talent but is going to have to work really really hard to stay in the NHL as something more than a Tim Brent/Ryan Hamilton kind of guy.
Portland was able to force a game 7 in the WHL finals but lost to Edmonton by a score of 4-1. Ross finished the series with just 2 points in 7 games. A disappointing finish after having scored 19 points in his previous 11 playoff games. He still finished 5th in playoff scoring, although 3 of his teammates were ahead of him.
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