Prospects Camp notes day 1

[sureLoss]

https://twitter.com/user/status/1702393149937819828

[Reggie Dunlop]

Rory Kerins!

[TheIronMaiden]

They must have read my post.

[dissentowner]

That first line is going to be fun to watch indeed.

[D as in David]

Damn. I guess that means Poirier won't play in the Pentiction games.

[AC]

[Reggie Dunlop]

[bdubbs]

Wish the sights and sounds video was longer, but was that Honzek powering in for the goal on the last clip? Looked smooth.

[Reggie Dunlop]

A couple of players to watch (outside of the first rounders).

William Stromgren: Does he stick with the Wranglers? He's more likely to be loaned back to Sweden than report to Rapid City.

Parker Bell: He could turn pro, or head back to the W for an over-age season.

[FanIn80]

Originally Posted by bdubbs

Wish the sights and sounds video was longer, but was that Honzek powering in for the goal on the last clip? Looked smooth.

If you pause it around the 25 second mark, just as he drops his shoulder, it does kinda look like an "HO" on his namebar. I wonder what Honzek's number is?

[FanIn80]

https://www.nhl.com/flames/news/flam...-training-camp

Looks like he's #42, so that was him.

[butterfly]

Originally Posted by FanIn80

https://www.nhl.com/flames/news/flam...-training-camp

Looks like he's #42, so that was him.

I haven't heard of almost half the players on that roster. Charles Cote was the one that Honzek walked right in on. Do they invite undrafted players to this camp?

[gvitaly]

Originally Posted by butterfly

I haven't heard of almost half the players on that roster. Charles Cote was the one that Honzek walked right in on. Do they invite undrafted players to this camp?

Summary of the invites by Pike

[FanIn80]

Back to the video Reggie posted, the guy bringing the puck down low and stoping on a dime and then "Crosbying" back to the puck was #39 Coronato. That impressed me more than the Honzek play (which also impressed me, albiet with reccognition it wasn't against an NHL D).

Skip to the 26 second mark for the definition of "Crosbying."

[Reggie Dunlop]

Flames loaded up on tall undrafted defensemen. Not a bad strategy, as some of these guys will take longer to develop. All are projects, but who knows, maybe one will pay off.

[boogerz]

Mantei is interesting. He seems to have a lot of similarity to Sedoff

[Monahammer]

Originally Posted by FanIn80

Back to the video Reggie posted, the guy bringing the puck down low and stoping on a dime and then "Crosbying" back to the puck was #39 Coronato. That impressed me more than the Honzek play (which also impressed me, albiet with reccognition it wasn't against an NHL D).

Skip to the 26 second mark for the definition of "Crosbying."

There's a name for this maneuver that is totally escaping me right now, but it's a big thing to try and teach kids in the coaching world. He almost pulled it off but seemed to lose the puck 3/4 of the way through the motion.

[dustygoon]

Originally Posted by Monahammer

There's a name for this maneuver that is totally escaping me right now, but it's a big thing to try and teach kids in the coaching world. He almost pulled it off but seemed to lose the puck 3/4 of the way through the motion.

Isn't it 10 and 2?

I tried it. My groin said "don't do that to me ever again".

[Bingo]

Originally Posted by Monahammer

There's a name for this maneuver that is totally escaping me right now, but it's a big thing to try and teach kids in the coaching world. He almost pulled it off but seemed to lose the puck 3/4 of the way through the motion.

Mohawk!

[FanIn80]

Originally Posted by dustygoon

Isn't it 10 and 2?

I tried it. My groin said "don't do that to me ever again".

Originally Posted by Bingo

Mohawk!

Looks like we're all right lol.

Spoiler!