2016 HW Prospect Rankings: 16-20
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The fourth and middle group of this year’s Prospect Rankings is the least experienced of the group as four of the five players were playing at the junior or collegiate level for at least most of last season.
The fourth and middle group of this year’s Prospect Rankings is the least experienced of the group as four of the five players were playing at the junior or collegiate level for at least most of last season.
As part of our ongoing prospect rankings series, we’d like to hear from you. Who do you feel the top-10 prospects for the Montreal Canadiens are? Fill out your ballot.
In some years, Montreal’s training camp hasn’t featured many chances for youngsters to make the team. That isn’t the case this season though. Our writers have made their picks on who might make a run at a roster spot this preseason.
Part three of our 2016 rankings primarily features players who have yet to play regularly at the professional level. It also has a trio of players who could potentially be out of the organization at the end of the year.
Montreal fans are continually asking the same question: Is Trevor Timmins really the best at drafting? One way to assess his results as Montreal’s top scout is by taking a closer look at the odds.
Part two of our prospect rankings is bookended by a pair of players who saw NHL action last year but whose overall ceilings are fairly low. It also features the second biggest faller in the rankings from last season.
Training camp and the start of the season are on the horizon which means here at HabsWorld, it’s time for our annual prospect rankings. We begin with the bottom four prospects, 31 through 34.
The Habs have had several youngsters make an impact in recent years and that’s likely to continue in 2016-17. Here’s a closer look at how those prospects can help your fantasy team.
With junior seasons and the rookie tournament set to start in the coming weeks, the focus will be on the prospects until training camp begins. With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at some of those prospects in our mailbag.
Heading into last season, Mark MacMillan was set to be one of the more intriguing rookies for St. John’s as someone that could make a quick impact. One year later, he’s a prospect that is squarely on the hot seat.