2014 HW Prospect Rankings: 6-10
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We’ve reached the top-10 in our 2014 Prospect Rankings series.
We’ve reached the top-10 in our 2014 Prospect Rankings series.
On Thursday, Montreal was looking to spoil a home opener for the second straight night as they travelled to Washington to take on the Capitals.
Here is a listing of each player’s waiver status this season from the Habs to the Bulldogs to any signed prospects not playing in the AHL.
As part of our prospect rankings series, we asked our readers to vote for their top-10 prospects.
With less than two days left before season opening rosters are due, the Habs cleared up their goaltending logjam on Sunday afternoon.
Strengths: He’s a strong, physical player that can play both wings. He doesn’t hesitate to get to and play inside the tough areas of the ice.
On Saturday night, the Habs were looking to finish up their preseason on a high (and healthy) note as they hosted the Senators in the second half of a home-and-home.
After a particularly strange few hours of contract talks, the Habs announced late Thursday afternoon that they have signed left winger Drayson Bowman to a one year, $575,000, two-way deal.
Strengths: He plays well without the puck and has good two-way instincts. His shot is often underused and underrated.
Defence is the theme when it comes to our prospects rated 11 through 15.