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Prospect Tracker – Volume 1

by on October 16, 2008 in Uncategorized - 375 Comments

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Be sure to forward your questions for Gus, Alex and myself below in Alex’s post…

Original post: http://www.hockeybuzz.com/blog/Alec-Brownscombe/Prospect-Tracker—Volume-1/48/17321

I will be posting these informational prospect updates every month. This one is a little shorter than you can expect, as the NCAA season is barely underway and the Maple Leafs have an array of collegiate prospects that I will be tracking throughout the ’08/’09 season.

Mikhail Stefanovich’s Quebec Remparts have started the year off ablaze, standing 10-1 through 11 games played. Quebec is currently on a nine game winning streak, during which they’ve outscored their opponents 28-12. Stefanovich did not appear in the first four games of the QMJHL season as he was still attending Leafs training camp, but since returning to junior he’s recorded 6 points (2 goals, 4 assists) in 7 games and the Remparts have yet to lose with him in the line-up. The centerman notched an assist in his ’08/’09 debut in a 4-3 shootout win over Drummondville on September 26, before scoring his first ’08/’09 goal at home to Cicoutimi in a 4-2 win on October 4th. Stefanovich then recorded consecutive two point nights against Rouyn Noranda and Val-d’Or. After posting 66 points in 62 games last season, the 4th round pick in 2008 is currently on pace for a 56 point season based on early projections. Patrick Roy’s Remparts are hoping to set a QMJHL record for consecutive wins away from home and must win their next three away games to surpass the former record of eight consecutive away wins held by the 1977-’78 Cornwall Royals… read more.

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  • Blair

    I really enjoyed this feature. It will make for greater optimism during this long NHL season

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  • vesku35

    Great update. Thanks Alec, I look forward to more

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  • Jacob

    Very good article. Nice to read more from you.

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  • Troy

    This is a great source of information, and I like the format.
    Keep up the good work!

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  • http://admin Alex Tran

    Awesome blog Alec!

    It should be a fun year to track prospects, since there won’t be much to look forward to at the big league level haha.

    Plus the organized format makes it much easier for the casual fan to keep tabs, and develop an interest in watching the maturation of their future Leafs.

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  • The King

    A little off topic Alec but this was on Hockey buzz and hoped you could comment on this. Its about the latest rumours of Gaboric wanting to go to L.A. :

    why not a 3 way then

    to tor- hickey, moller and la’s 1st
    for
    to min- kaberle and steen
    for
    to la- gaborik

    trade would be based on gaborik signing an extension in la.

    -la gets a star winger to make there 1st line one of the best in the league(imo gaborik/kopitar/brown would be sick)

    - tor get 2 good young players and a 1st rd pick to continue to build

    -min gets an all star D who’s signed long term and a good, fairly you player in steen

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