The Calgary Flames are a team driven by their elite young talent. Fortunately for Calgary, more help is on the way, as a number of the franchise’s prospects hold promising futures with the team.
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Although the Arizona Coyotes won’t legitimately contend in the 2018-19 NHL season, the franchise is trending in the right direction and boasts a number of talented young players within their farm system.
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The Anaheim Ducks are a perennial contender in the NHL’s Pacific Division, and will be strengthened in the coming years by a talented and deep pool of young prospects.
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– Dylan Hudon – Guelph Jr. Gryphons (SCTA) | Centre/LW | 2019 OHL Draft Eligible Ontario, Canada | 5-foot-7, 150-pounds | 2003-born Although his personal point totals from the 2018-19 SCTA season weren’t necessarily overwhelming, Dylan Hudon of the Guelph Jr. Gryphons stands as a potent offensive player ahead of the 2019 OHL Draft. Despite his diminutive size, Hudon is
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The Winnipeg Jets are one of the NHL’s strongest and most dynamic teams. However, with more young prospects en route, we could be staring down the NHL’s next great dynasty.
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The 2018 Gloria Hints Memorial Silver Stick Tournament has come to a close, with Detroit Compuware claiming the championship over the Don Mills Flyers — their first loss of the season.
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The Niagara IceDogs and Kingston Frontenacs made a significant splash on Nov. 20th, executing an OHL trade with involved a total of 15 assets.
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The CHL has nominated its Players of the Week for Nov. 12-18th, and all three prospects named should come as little surprise given their explosive production.
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The St. Louis Blues have become a perennial powerhouse in the NHL’s Central Division and, believe it or not, more help is on the way. Boasting a bustling farm system, the Blues could be one of the league’s most dominant teams for years to come.
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The Nashville Predators are an NHL powerhouse and Stanley Cup contender this season. Unfortunately, the Predators boast one of the NHL’s weakest farm systems — a fact which must change.
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