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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 22, 2002 16:53:50 GMT -5
OK, guys, this is how we will do it:
For our junior prospects
Each weekend, I will post their stats. Since we have so many kids in junior and we don't care about the rest of their team, I won't post their boxscores.
We will be following these following kids:
Olivier Michaud, Shawinigan
Duncan Milroy, Kootenay
Eric Himelfarb, Barrie
Andrew Archer, Guelph
Tomas Linhart, Missausaga
Micheal Lambert, Montreal
André Deveaux, Belleville
Jonathan Ferland, Acadie-Bathurst
For our prospects in Hamilton
Once their season starts I will post the link to the AHL scoreboard and I will post each boxscore of their games. Each weekend, I will update their stats as well
For our prospects in Europe
Players like Perezhogin, Korneev, Tarasov,etc I will try to find a site that updates their stats or I will use Hockeys future's updates
For Chris Higgins at Yale
I'll try to find Yale's website and I'll update his stats after each game
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Post by GARB08 on Sept 22, 2002 17:11:58 GMT -5
Himelfarb is in barrie and scored a dandy goal I heard on saturday  |
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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 22, 2002 19:13:08 GMT -5
Himelfarb is in barrie and scored a dandy goal I heard on saturday Thanks for this clarification! |
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Post by JFM on Sept 23, 2002 3:34:29 GMT -5
I was at the game Sunday afternoon, (Rocket vs Rouyn-Noranda). Montreal lost 2-1. Once again M. Lambert was largely invisible. He only got off 1 quality shot which the goalie made an impressive kick save. Otherwise, another disappointing effort overall. At least he wasn't a 1/2 round pick. Well the year is still young. I will be keeping an eye on him.
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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 23, 2002 7:46:44 GMT -5
JFM, keep em coming. If the Rocket are playing Shawinigan or Bathurst, follow Michaud and Ferland too! please!
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Post by GARB08 on Sept 23, 2002 15:19:25 GMT -5
Adam Smyth a Habs prospect camp invitee was suspend three games for hitting from behind.
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Post by Disgruntled70sHab on Sept 23, 2002 16:10:58 GMT -5
This is a really useful threat, Marc. ".... keep 'em coming..." Cheers.
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Post by habwest on Sept 23, 2002 16:14:35 GMT -5
Hi GARB08, Smyth play for the Ottawa 67s?
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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 23, 2002 16:15:23 GMT -5
and It hasn't even started yet ;D
Can one of the mods put this as a ''sticky'' subject please? you know, pin it on the top of the page...
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Post by Viper on Sept 23, 2002 16:21:01 GMT -5
what's the specific's regarding hamilton this year since it's being shared with the oiler's who goes where and technically i think this comes at a horrible time considering our depth i think this could hamper our development a little
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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 23, 2002 16:28:08 GMT -5
what's the specific's regarding hamilton this year since it's being shared with the oiler's who goes where and technically i think this comes at a horrible time considering our depth i think this could hamper our development a little I guess the 22-23 man roster is split in half... 1 goalie from each team 4 d-man from each team 6-7 forwards from each team Don't forget we will loan some players to Utah(Stars farm team), a guy like Descoteaux is already in Utah. |
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Post by Viper on Sept 23, 2002 16:41:25 GMT -5
I guess the 22-23 man roster is split in half... 1 goalie from each team 4 d-man from each team 6-7 forwards from each team Don't forget we will loan some players to Utah(Stars farm team), a guy like Descoteaux is already in Utah. is that written in stone or just most likely scenario ?? maybe it would be better if they balanced out the top end talent and whichever way the chips fall they fall the best play with the best so to speak |
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Post by GARB08 on Sept 23, 2002 16:42:43 GMT -5
Hi GARB08, Smyth play for the Ottawa 67s? Yes he does. |
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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 23, 2002 18:54:12 GMT -5
is that written in stone or just most likely scenario ?? maybe it would be better if they balanced out the top end talent and whichever way the chips fall they fall the best play with the best so to speak just my hunch. Edmonton has alot of young talent so it should be interesting to watch the Hamilton situation |
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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 28, 2002 10:57:02 GMT -5
Guys, here are our Junior prospects updated stats:
Olivier Michaud:
2 games, 120 minutes, GAA: 5.00, 0 wins, 2 losses, 10 goals allowed,68 saves, .853 save %
Jonathan Ferland:
4 games, 7 goals!!, 5 assists, 12 points!!,+8...2nd in league scoring!
Micheal Lambert:
5 games, 3 goals, 2 assists, 5 points
Andrew Archer:
3 games, 0 goals, 1 assist, 1 point, -3
Tomas Linhart:
4 games, 0 goals, 1 assists, 1 point, +3
Eric Himelfarb:
3 games, 1 goal, 2 assists, 3 points, -2
Andre Deveaux:
1 games, 0 points
Duncan Milroy:
2 games, 3 goals, 1 assists, 4 points!
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Post by GARB08 on Sept 29, 2002 16:15:42 GMT -5
I think Lindheart's +/- went up today they wwon 7-3
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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 29, 2002 17:50:26 GMT -5
did you see the game? if so, can you post a report on Tomas?
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Post by Viper on Sept 29, 2002 18:54:11 GMT -5
did you see the game? if so, can you post a report on Tomas? it's on right now here in ontario MP time delay and all  |
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Post by GARB08 on Sept 29, 2002 21:18:09 GMT -5
No sorry it was out of town but i have a feeling he had a good game.
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Post by Disgruntled70sHab on Sept 30, 2002 16:39:03 GMT -5
For Habwest,
Ask and you shall receive. Cheers.
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Post by MPLABBE on Sept 30, 2002 18:54:21 GMT -5
Actually, I asked for it...but who cares. Thanks for doing this Dis |
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Post by legaspesien on Oct 1, 2002 17:48:26 GMT -5
A funny thing happened on the way to the farm
The pre-season hasn't only shown us a sneak preview of the Habs' bright future, it's also given us a chance to wax nostalgic on a rabid rivalry from the glorious past.
(posted Oct. 1, 1:58PM EDT)
I bought a street map for the City of Hamilton this summer. With Montreal's AHL farm team moving to Steeltown I figured I'd be making a few trips to the Golden Horseshoe this season. I even did a dry run, making sure I could navigate the mess of one-way streets that lead to Copps Coliseum. At one point I accidentally ended up on the "mountain" but managed to find my way back down to the centre of town. OskeeWeeWee!
The Canadiens have a great crop of youngsters in the fold and I've been looking forward to seeing them suit up for the Hamilton Bulldogs, a farm team they share with the Edmonton Oilers. Ron Hainsey, Marcel Hossa, Mike Komisarek and Jozef Balej: all bright stars on the Montreal horizon, and worth the trip to Hamilton to boot! Throw in Mathieu Garon and an occasional visit from Mike Ribeiro and the Bulldogs could be the AHL Champs.
But a funny thing happened on the way to the Coliseum. The farm-bound kids have impressed beyond all expectations in training camp. Hainsey, Montreal's 1st-round pick in 2000, is here to stay. And not just because blue liner Sheldon Souray is out for the beginning of the season, either. The Connecticut kid has been paired with Stephane Quintal through most of the exhibition play and he's become Mr. Everything. Hainsey is Montreal's leading scorer in the pre-season, and remember, folks, he's a defenceman. He's been steady on the powerplay and his offensive prowess is giving fans and management something they haven't seen since Eric Desjardins wore the tricolour.
Ribeiro was having a great exhibition series until some unforgiving boards in Ottawa's Corel Centre put him in shoulder rehab for the next 4-6 weeks. He's been fighting for a permanent forward spot along with last year's darling rookie Marcel Hossa and the unknown Jozef Balej, a third-round choice in 2000. All of them have turned heads in Montreal's 6-0 pre-season run, especially Coach Michel Therrien's. He, in particular, sees the possibility of dressing 4 lines that can score.
Of course the kids have their work cut out for them. Saku Koivu is healthy and as nimble as ever. So is Donald Audette. The Canadiens added Mariusz Czerkawski and Randy McKay to the roster in the off-season. Richard Zednik is signed and ready to earn his raise. And of course Doug Gilmour is back. It's a tough time to break into the Montreal lineup, yet the young'uns are making it a contest for the veterans.
Montreal has depth. For the first time in a decade or so. So when the inevitable aches, pains and injuries hit the Montreal A-Team, the B-Team on the farm is more than able to jump in. Never mind that Balej has already been sent down, or that Komisarek will probably be among the last cuts. You will be hearing from them again this year, and you won't have to pick up the Hamilton Spectator to do so.
Another roadside attraction
If the future lies in the west -- well, southwestern Ontario, anyway -- the east holds the glorious past. The Canadiens made the road trip up the highway to Quebec City last weekend and played home team to the visiting Colorado Avalanche. On a night when most of Canada was reminiscing about the 30th anniversary of "the goal" in the Summit Series, La Belle Province was focused on Le Colisee, the home of the Quebec Nordiques. The prodigal sons came home for the first time since 1995, when the team pulled up stakes and headed to the thin air of the Colorado Rocky Mountains.
In the pre-game skate, Joe Sakic, Peter Forsberg and Adam Foote wore the bright blue sweaters of Les 'Diques. It was enough to bring a tear to the most rabid Montreal fan's eyes. Oh yes, we hated our provincial rivals; the blood pressure would rise every year when it looked like the Habs would have to go through Quebec to move onto the next playoff round. It was never easy. But it was hockey
It's funny, isn't it? When your enemy is gone you miss them. The Nordiques would raise their game whenever Montreal was in town. And the Habs played Quebec like every period was overtime in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final. Man, those were heroic times! There were brawls, there were beautiful goals, and there was Peter Stastny and Guy Lafleur.
Now the teams are in different divisions, different conferences, different countries. What a shame. Saturday night's game felt like the real thing, not an exhibition game. It was the past, Patrick Roy, against the present and future, Jose Theodore. It was the way it used to be, the way it should be. It was hockey.
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Trish Thornton writes about the Habs every Thursday on Sportsnet.ca. See Trish's previous columns.
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Post by JFM on Oct 1, 2002 18:12:10 GMT -5
The Rocket played last night and beat Cape Breton 6-2. Michael Lambert scored 2 goals. I was not at the game however, so I cannot add any further insight to his overall performance.
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Post by MPLABBE on Oct 1, 2002 19:38:35 GMT -5
I heard on CKAC last night that AS was in the stands watching Cap Breton's young phenom goalie...must have been impressed with Lambert!
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Post by MPLABBE on Oct 4, 2002 10:08:18 GMT -5
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Post by legaspesien on Oct 5, 2002 7:36:59 GMT -5
BULLDOGS DROP 3-1 DECISION TO AMERKS
Press Release » Friday, Oct.04.2002
(HAMILTON) - The Hamilton Bulldogs played their second game of the 2002-03 season and dropped a 3-1 decision to the Rochester Americans at Copps Coliseum on Friday night.
Chad Hinz opened the scoring for the Bulldogs 30 seconds into the game as he put the puck past Amerks goaltender Ken Carroll. That would be all the scoring for Hamilton.
The Amerks would then respond with three unanswered goals to win the game. Rochester goals came from Doug Christiansen, Kevin Colley and Jason Botterill.
Kristian Antila went the distance for the Bulldogs in goal, stopping 41 of 44 shots. Ken Carroll (12 shots/11 saves) and Jayme Platt (18 shots/18 saves) split the goaltending duties for the Amerks.
The Bulldogs will conclude their exhibtion schedule tomorrow night as they travel to Webster, NY to take on the Rochester Americans. Bulldogs fans can listen to Derek Wills call all the action on 820 CHAM. The pre-game shows begins at 7:15 p.m.
Scoring:
1st Period:
1. HAM - C. Hinz (T. Plekanec, J. Zehr) - 0:30
2. ROC - D. Christiansen (D. Janik) - 3:26
3. ROC - K. Colley (D. Wildfong, P. Traynor) - 8:17 (pp)
4. ROC - J. Botterill (K. Drummond, P. Gaustad) - 10:03 (pp)
Shots:
Hamilton: 10-7-13--30
Rochester: 11-18-15--44
Goaltending:
Hamilton: K. Antila (44 shots, 41 saves)
Rochester: K. Carroll (12 shots, 11 saves)
J. Platt (18 shots, 18 shots)
Three Stars:
1. ROC - K. Colley
2. HAM - C. Hinz
3. ROC - D. Christiansen
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Post by MPLABBE on Oct 5, 2002 9:25:41 GMT -5
wooot, Plekanec got a point!
Thanks for posting that Gaspe
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Post by legaspesien on Oct 6, 2002 6:44:10 GMT -5
BULLDOGS EARN TIE AGAINST ROCHESTER
Press Release » Sunday, Oct.06.2002
(WEBSTER, NY) - The Hamilton Bulldogs concluded their 2002-03 exhibition schedule with a 3-3 tie against the Rochester Americans on Saturday night.
The Bulldogs had goals from Francois Beauchemin, Jerome Marois and Tomas Plekanec. Scoring for Rochester were Kevin Colley, Jaroslav Kristek and Milan Bartovic.
Goaltender Eric Fichaud played the entire game in net for Hamilton stopping 22 of 25 shots. Tom Askey (22 shots/21 saves) and Jayme Platt (17 shots/15 saves) split the goaltending duties for the Amerks.
There were a total of 15 power plays in the game. The Bulldogs were 1 for 9 with the man-advantage, while the Amerks went 0 for 6.
The Bulldogs will open the 2002-03 season on the road as they visit the Rochester Americans on October 14. Bulldogs fans will be able to listen to Derek Wills and Al Craig call all the action live on 820 CHAM. The pre-game show will begin at 4:50 p.m.
Scoring:
First Period:
No Scoring
Second Period:
1. ROC- Kevin Colley - (Radoslav Hecl) - 3:23
2. HAM - Francois Beauchemin (Mike Bishai, Chad Hinz - 10:16 (pp)
3. ROC - Jaroslav Kristek - (Jason Pominville, Doug Janik) - 18:07
Third Period:
4. HAM - Jerome Marois - (Marc-Andre Thinel, Christian Larrivee) - 4:18
5. HAM - Tomas Plekanec - (Jay Vancik) - 5:49
6. ROC - Milan Bartovic - (Doug Janik, Paul Gaustad) - 19:51
Overtime:
No Scoring
Shots:
Hamilton: 13-10-10-6--39 Rochester: 6-10-8-1--25
Goaltending:
Hamilton: Eric Fichaud (25 shots/22 saves)
Rochester: Tom Askey (22 shots/21 saves)
Jayme Platt (17 shots/15 saves)
Powerplay:
Hamilton: 1 for 9 Rochester: 0 for 6
Three Stars:
1. ROC - Tom Askey
2. HAM - Tomas Plekanec
3. ROC - Doug Janik
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Post by MPLABBE on Oct 6, 2002 9:20:57 GMT -5
sweet........Pleks with a goal
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Post by legaspesien on Oct 6, 2002 9:54:37 GMT -5
And 2nd star
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