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Les Habitants Prospects Thread

finally, he WON'T be recalled. Apparently, Montreal changed its mind. Halak will catch up with the team in Boston. The guy is not in town right now.
 
AllCanadienFan said:
The one thing this team has is grit. They will not let anyone take cheap shots at teammates. Not sure what started White's fight but Whitey handled him pretty well. At the end Hodgman was really upset looked like he was going to push the linesman. Rosehill, who was touted as a Leaf tough guy at the beginning of the season ran MaxPac from behind. Henry kicked his ass and Rosehill was yapping the rest of the game but did nothing much physical. Didn't see the start of Stewey and Deveaux as the Marlies were going down the ice and actually scored but it was waived off. Conboy who is still learning took exception to an opern ice hit on a teammate I think Russell and followed suit. Good scrap. From what I've read about the Habs, they could use some of this attitude in Montreal.
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Yeah, that sounds about right.

The first thing I ever really noticed with Conboy that stood out was in the development camp in 2007 right after the draft. There were doing a 3 on 3 scrimmage, and Conboy is on the ice with two others, don't remember who. One of the players is taking the puck up the ice and has his head down. PK Subban was on the other team and noticed this, and took the chance to give the guy a clean open ice body check. Conboy went right after PK and he was ready to start swinging. They talked a little on both sides and then they were separated for a line change.

Conboy may never make it to the NHL, but if he does, it'll because of this.
 
Meet our newest prospect...

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Aaron Palushaj
Right Wing
6'0", 183 lbs.
20 years old (Sept. 7th, '89)

Code: 
                                            --- Regular Season ---  ---- Playoffs ----
Season   Team                        Lge    GP    G    A  Pts  PIM  GP   G   A Pts PIM
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2005-06  Des Moines Buccaneers       USHL   58   10   23   33   53  11   2   4   6  15
2006-07  Des Moines Buccaneers       USHL   56   22   45   67   62   8   6   5  11   6
2007-08  U. of Michigan              NCAA   43   10   34   44   22
2008-09  U. of Michigan              NCAA   39   13   37   50   26
2008-09  Peoria Rivermen             AHL     4    2    0    2    4   4   0   1   1   2
2009-10  Peoria Rivermen             AHL    44    5   17   22   22

Hockey Futures:
(http://www.hockeysfuture.com/prospects/aaron_palushaj)

Talent Analysis
Palushaj boasts a good all-around game.
He can snipe goals with his quick shooting, and his stickhandling and playmaking abilities are also strong.
He doesn't mind physical play, willing to dig in the corners to win the puck.

Future
Scoring winger.

Note: was the 4th ranked prospect in the Blues (ranked #1) system.
 
Dogs win 4-1.

Wyman scored three goals (11th, 12th & 13th) and Russell (13th) had the other.

Desjardins stopped 25 of 26 shots for the W.
 
I'll watch parts of the Hamilton Bulldogs - Chicago Wolves game tonight.

I missed the first period, but it's 1-1. 14th of the season for Russell, assisted by Wyman & Trotter.
 
Holy crap what a play by Subban to set up the second goal by Wyman.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7k5V3R6ntiU"]YouTube- Drew Stafford Goal Of The Year Candidate[/ame]

This move. Except of cuttting to the front, he passes it right on the stick of TJ Wyman to shoot in an empty net. What a play!
 
Point shot by Benoit (I think) was stopped and Glumac was there for the rebound to make it 3-1
 
Damn. Scramble in front, Dany Massé is wide open and shoots, thinks he scores, but he shot the puck right on the goalie. Still 3-1.
 
Isaac25 said:
Subban is too good for that league...he's ready for the NHL.
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He's definitely ready for the NHL... however I don't think it could hurt to let him dominate in the AHL for the rest of the year and get a fresh start out of training camp next year.
 
After the third goal, a friend came over and I didn't watch any of the game after that.

Chicago Wolves 4 At Hamilton Bulldogs 5 (SO) - Status: Final SO
Mar 5, 2010 - Copps Coliseum

Chicago 1 1 2 0 - 4
Hamilton 1 2 1 0 - 5

1st Period-1, Chicago, Postma 11 (Krog), 12:20. 2, Hamilton, Russell 14 (Wyman, Trotter), 16:11. Penalties-No Penalties

2nd Period-3, Hamilton, Wyman 14 (Subban), 3:20. 4, Hamilton, Glumac 15 (Benoit, Stevenson), 12:29. 5, Chicago, Doell 11 (Machacek, Vernace), 17:07. Penalties-No Penalties

3rd Period-6, Chicago, Krog 13 (Pohl, Chelios), 16:04. 7, Hamilton, Glumac 16 (Henry, Stevenson), 18:26. 8, Chicago, Crabb 21 (Anderson), 18:41. Penalties-Sipotz Chi (interference), 1:17; Masse Ham (hooking), 7:38.

OT Period- No Scoring.Penalties-No Penalties

Shootout - Chicago 1 (Stapleton NG, Vishnevskiy NG, Stewart NG, Doell G), Hamilton 3 (Subban NG, Palushaj NG, Trotter G, Russell G, Belle G).
Shots on Goal-Chicago 16-9-8-0-0-33. Hamilton 6-15-10-2-1-34.
Power Play Opportunities-Chicago 0 of 1; Hamilton 0 of 1.
Goalies-Chicago, MacIntyre 17-13-2 (33 shots-29 saves). Hamilton, Sanford 18-10-3 (33 shots-29 saves).

Gabriel Dumont also got his 45th goal of the year tonight. He has 5 more games to get to 50.
 
Petteri Similä's season is over. His team in the Finnish Jr A league has been eliminated from the playoffs.
 
Hamilton wins again, 3-2 in a shootout.

White (15th) and Stevenson (6th) with the goals.

Pacioretty and Palushaj assisted on White's goal.

Subban and Trotter scored in the shootout...which we won 2-0.

Desjardins made 30 saves for the W.
 
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