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#24 Jimmy Bonneau
#24 Jimmy Bonneau(2006-11-23 14:47 posted by Matthew Macaskill)

Position: Left Wing
Shoots: Left
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 220 lbs
Birth Date: 03/22/1985
Birth Place: Baie-Comeau, QC, Canada
Acquired: NHL Entry Draft
Draft Team & Year: Montreal Canadiens in 2003
Draft Round: 8th
Overall Choice: 241st
Salary: $462,000

Scouting Report

Strengths: Plays the enforcer role quite well. Not afraid to mix it up and has good size.
Weaknesses: Does not hold an offensive presence, isn't the best skater, and receives very limited ice-time.
Projected Role: Will need to work very hard on his overall skill in order to make it in the AHL. Likely a career enforcer at the minor levels as the role of enforcer is slowly being eliminated at the NHL level.

Biography

Jimmy Bonneau's most impressive stat have been his PIM. He has yet to play in the AHL and will need to improve his game in order to make it there. In 65 games with the ECHL's Long Beach Ice Dogs, Bonneau put up 6 points including one goal. He was assessed 137 PIM during that span. Meanwhile, in 12 games so far with the ECHL's Cincinnati Cyclones, Jimmy Bonneau has scored 1 goal while collecting 33 PIM.





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