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| 1 Crosby fan |
Posted - 06/22/2007 : 20:38:40
1 CHI PATRICK KANE 11/19/1988 Buffalo, NY US 5' 9" 160 OHL LONDON RW L
2 PHI JAMES VAN RIEMSDYK 5/4/1989 Middletown, NJ US 6' 3" 200 USDP USA U-18 LW L
3 PHX KYLE TURRIS 8/14/1989 New Westminster, BC CA 6' 0" 170 BCHL BURNABY C R
4 L.A THOMAS HICKEY 2/8/1989 Calgary, AB CA 5' 10" 182 WHL SEATTLE D L
5 WSH KARL ALZNER 9/24/1988 Burnaby, BC CA 6' 2" 206 WHL CALGARY D L
6 EDM SAM GAGNER 8/10/1989 London, ON CA 5' 10" 191 OHL LONDON C/W R
7 CBJ JAKUB VORACEK 8/15/1989 Kladno, Czech Rep. CZ 6' 1" 187 QMJHL HALIFAX RW L
8 BOS ZACH HAMILL 9/23/1988 Vancouver, BC CA 5' 10" 180 WHL EVERETT C R
9 S.J
(from STL) LOGAN COUTURE 3/28/1989 Guelph, ON CA 6' 0" 195 OHL OTTAWA C L
10 FLA KEATON ELLERBY 11/5/1988 Strathmore, AB CA 6' 4" 186 WHL KAMLOOPS D L
11 CAR BRANDON SUTTER 2/14/1989 Red Deer, AB CA 6' 2" 170 WHL RED DEER C/RW R
12 MTL RYAN MCDONAGH 6/13/1989 St.Paul, MN US 6' 1" 200 HIGH-MN CRETIN-DERHAM D L
13 STL
(from TOR) LARS ELLER 5/8/1989 Rodovre, Denmark DK 6' 0" 198 SWE-JR. FROLUNDA JR. C/W L
14 COL KEVIN SHATTENKIRK 1/29/1989 Greenwich, CT US 5' 11" 193 USDP USA U-18 D R
15 EDM
(from NYI) ALEX PLANTE 5/9/1989 Brandon, MB CA 6' 3" 225 WHL CALGARY D R
16 MIN
(from T.B) COLTON GILLIES 2/12/1989 White Rock, BC CA 6' 3" 189 WHL SASKATOON C L
17 NYR ALEXEI CHEREPANOV 1/15/1989 Barnaul, Russia RU 6' 1" 183 RUSSIA OMSK RW L
18 STL
(from CGY) IAN COLE 2/21/1989 Ann Arbour, MI US 6' 1" 211 USDP USA U-18 D L
19 ANA
(from MIN) LOGAN MACMILLAN 7/5/1989 Charlottetown, PEI CA 6' 1" 172 QMJHL HALIFAX C L
20 PIT ANGELO ESPOSITO 2/20/1989 Montreal, QC CA 6' 1" 180 QMJHL QUEBEC C L
21 EDM
(from DAL) RILEY NASH 5/9/1989 Consort, AB CA 6' 0" 175 BCHL SALMON ARM C R
22 MTL
(from S.J) MAX PACIORETTY 11/20/1988 New Canaan, CT US 6' 1" 203 USHL SIOUX CITY LW L
23 NSH
(from NSH) JONATHON BLUM 1/30/1989 Long Beach, CA US 6' 0" 160 WHL VANCOUVER D R
24 CGY
(from ATL) MIKAEL BACKLUND 3/17/1989 Vasteras, Sweden SE 6' 0" 194 SWEDEN-2 VASTERAS C L
25 VAN PATRICK WHITE 1/20/1989 Grand Rapids, MN US 6' 0" 186 USHL TRI-CITY C R
26 STL
(from N.J) DAVID PERRON 5/28/1988 Sherbrooke, QC CA 5' 11" 180 QMJHL LEWISTON LW R
27 DET BRENDAN SMITH 2/8/1989 Toronto, ON CA 6' 1" 170 OPJRA ST. MICHAELS D L
28 S.J
(from BUF) NICHOLAS PETRECKI 7/11/1989 Schenectady, NY US 6' 3" 213 USHL OMAHA D L
29 OTT JAMES O'BRIEN 1/29/1989 Maplewood, MN US 6' 2" 184 WCHA U OF MINNESOTA C R
30 PHX
(from ANA) NICK ROSS 2/10/1989 Edmonton, AB CA 6' 0.5" 188 WHL REGINA D L |
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| PainTrain |
Posted - 06/30/2007 : 15:01:12
What do you guys think of Thomas Hickey?
Will he become a Visnovsky type player(helps playing with him too )
Or a Niedermayer typer player?
Where do you guys think he will be in years to come? |
| PainTrain |
Posted - 06/30/2007 : 14:59:59
quote:
Originally posted by stastnysforever
I hope Shattenkirk is good, Liles needed a defense partner
what do Calgary and a tea bag have in common- they're both only good for one cup
Liles has Leopold and he also has one of the most under rated defenceman in the league Brett Clark. |
| Pasty7 |
Posted - 06/30/2007 : 11:17:19
Esposito was definatly a steal. He was supposed to be a superstar but had a bad year in the Q. With Malkin, Staal and Crosby, Esposito should become a premier player in the league.
Second place is only first place of the losers.
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all the talent in the world will not make up for a lazy player,,, he reminds me too much of mike ribeiro talent coming out the wazoo but a cancer to the team,,,, like i said i hope im wrong but he wouldn;t have made it in his hometown,, hopfully in the steel city he will
Pasty |
| leafsfan_101 |
Posted - 06/30/2007 : 06:36:26
quote:
Originally posted by Pasty7
eposito wasn't a steal i hope he turns out ok but im glad mtl didn't take him anyone know anymore bout MCDONAGH ??? u dont know much save what iread has anyone seen him play?
Pasty
Esposito was definatly a steal. He was supposed to be a superstar but had a bad year in the Q. With Malkin, Staal and Crosby, Esposito should become a premier player in the league.
Second place is only first place of the losers. |
| Pasty7 |
Posted - 06/29/2007 : 23:10:59
eposito wasn't a steal i hope he turns out ok but im glad mtl didn't take him anyone know anymore bout MCDONAGH ??? u dont know much save what iread has anyone seen him play?
Pasty |
| stastnysforever |
Posted - 06/28/2007 : 20:59:44
I hope Shattenkirk is good, Liles needed a defense partner
what do Calgary and a tea bag have in common- they're both only good for one cup |
| Mikhailova |
Posted - 06/24/2007 : 17:52:35
Van Riemsdyk fourth. Forgot about him. I'd pick Kane first because he was ranked highly among North American skaters, and because he got an award at the World Jrs. (at least I think he did, it might've been Johnson who I'm thinking of). The rest is a toss up between Cherepanov, Esposito, and Van Riemsdyk for the next best forward. |
| PainTrain |
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 19:52:43
quote:
Originally posted by Mikhailova
Yeah I would've picked Cherepanov in a heartbeat. I dunno why everyone waited so long. Kane would've been my first choice, Cherepanov second, and Esposito third. Funny that he's the lazy one...usually it's the Russians.
We need a nickname for Cherepanov...I'd say "Cherry" but that would be easily confused with HNIC's host 
Mik you don't like Van Riemsdyk? I think he is gonna be one of the best power forwards in the league. |
| Mikhailova |
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 18:41:00
Yeah I would've picked Cherepanov in a heartbeat. I dunno why everyone waited so long. Kane would've been my first choice, Cherepanov second, and Esposito third. Funny that he's the lazy one...usually it's the Russians.
We need a nickname for Cherepanov...I'd say "Cherry" but that would be easily confused with HNIC's host |
| SlowShot |
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 16:07:45
I also believe that Cherepanov was a bigger steal. Because they say the biggest downfall to espisito is that he has terrible work ethic.
I love Charles Wang |
| leafsfan_101 |
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 15:56:38
I think that Cherepanov going at 17 to the Rangers was a bigger steal then Esposito to the Pens 20th. Now the Rangers need to pluck Cherepanov out of Russia and they will be stacked.
Second place is only first place of the losers. |
| 1 Crosby fan |
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 14:29:39
quote:
Originally posted by Mikhailova
Crosby + Malkin + Staal + Esposito = Big results for the Pens.
Jagr + Shanahan + Lundqvist + Cherepanov = Better playoff performance for the Rangers, and more season points.
The coming years should be interesting.
I believe you forgot Marc-Andre Fleury  and for the Rangers:Petr Prucha |
| Mikhailova |
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 14:03:43
Crosby + Malkin + Staal + Esposito = Big results for the Pens.
Jagr + Shanahan + Lundqvist + Cherepanov = Better playoff performance for the Rangers, and more season points.
The coming years should be interesting. |
| Guest4024 |
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 11:33:01
cant wait to see what cherapanov can do |
| -oil-country- |
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 09:50:34
I can't believe that Esposito went 20th, I wish the Oilers picked him up instead of Alex Plante (15th Overall) but I guess we did need a D man.
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| PainTrain |
Posted - 06/22/2007 : 22:37:56
That a boy Van Riemsdyk . It was so fun being his stick boy and also Nick Ross hits players left right and center so be prepared for him.
And wow Angelo Esposito on the Penguins can you say stanley cup. |
