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Catching up with Flames prospects
Ryan Pike
December 17 2012 10:17AM
We're into the holiday season, which means that junior kids are off to World Junior camps, that college schedules are sparse to allow for final exams, and various European club teams are off to allow for holiday tournaments.
What better time to assess how the various Flames prospects are doing this year?
- LW Sven Baertschi [Abbotsford (AHL)] In his first full year as a pro, Sven Baertschi is chugging along at just under a point-per-game pace. He's learning the defensive side of the game, but he's been a constant offensive threat for the Heat.
- LW Johnny Gaudreau [Boston College (HE)] The sophomore sensation is just 19 years old, but leads his conference in goals and game-winning goals, and is second in overall scoring. He's the best offensive player on perhaps college hockey's best team with 23 points in 14 games.
- G Jon Gillies [Providence College (HE)] Thrown into the deep end of being a starter in the NCAA as a freshman, on a team that was going to have more bad nights than good, Gillies has been more than up to the task. He's got a good goals against (1.95) and a strong save percentage (.928). Hard to ask for more.
- LW/C Roman Horak [Abbotsford (AHL)] Arguably the best player the Flames got for Tim Erixon, Horak is the leading goal-scorer for the Heat. After struggling to find his stride last year, he's got 18 points in 26 games and has driven the Abbotsford offense.
- C Ben Street [Abbotsford (AHL)] Signed over the summer, this former Penguins prospect has 19 points in 26 games and leads the Heat in scoring. He's a complete three-zone player and is the most pleasant surprise in Abbotsford.
- D Tyler Wotherspoon [Portland (WHL)] Reliable two-way defender, often paired with uber-prospect Seth Jones, turned a corner this year and added some offense to his game. He's among the WHL leaders in plus/minus (+34) and has 23 points in 29 games. He made Team Canada's roster for the World Juniors, too.
- D T.J. Brodie [Abbotsford (AHL)] The most versatile blueliner in Abbotsford, Brodie has 14 points in 26 games and quarter-backs the power-play. He's just as good as he was in Calgary last year and is far adn away Abbotford's best defender.
- C Bill Arnold [Boston College (HE)] In his third year in college, Arnold has matured into what Eagles coach Jerry York has called a "three-zone player." Good on either side of the puck, Arnold has been a scoring threat for BC's power-play while playing a shut-down role against the other team's best players. He's "only" got 13 points in 14 games, but he's earning his time.
- D Chris Breen [Abbotsford (AHL)] 3 points in 26 games, good plus/minus, big and mean. His skating still isn't amazing, but he's learned to work around it and has had easily his best year of his pro career in Abbotsford so far.
- D Ryan Culkin [Quebec (QMJHL)] Playing on one of Canada's best junior teams, Culkin has 27 points in 33 games as an 18-year-old. He's doing really well offensively, but he's also really benefiting from being on Quebec. His +12 rating is possibly more a reflection that he's on when guys like Grigorenko, Duclair and Shaw are scoring than merely his defensive skills. That said, he's the team's scorer from the back-end and appeared for team QMJHL in the Subway Super Series.
- LW Turner Elson [Red Deer (WHL)] Captain and leading scorer for the Rebels this year. Provided a lot of solid grit and leadership as the team underwent a lot of changes off-ice. He has 23 points in 29 games as a three-zone, all-situations forward. He's 20 and is the best player on his team, as you'd hope he would, but he's also shown a lot of growth.
- C Matt DeBlouw [Michigan State (CCHA)] As a freshman, DeBlouw has become the Spartans' go-to tough face-off guy and leads the team in assists. He has 13 points in 17 games as a first-year player on a team that's below .500, but that has a handful of NHL draftees and will get better.
- C Mark Jankowski [Providence College (HE)] A true freshman, the Big Jankowski hasn't kicked the door in during his first year in college, but he's also never looked out of place. Moreover, he's one of the offensive leaders of a low-scoring Friars club and he's getting chances. Eight points in 14 games is pretty good for a guy who was playing high school hockey in Quebec last year.
- G Joni Ortio [HIFK Helsinki (SM-Liiga)] 11-13-5 record isn't great, but he's got a great 2.16 goals against and .926 save percentage. If only his team scored more.
- G Karri Ramo [Avangard Omsk (KHL)] He's got slightly worse numbers than last season. Still, he's a star goalie of a good team in the world's second-best league.
- D Patrick Sieloff [Windsor (OHL)] Culkin's numbers probably inflate how good he really is, while Sieloff's probably under-play it a bit. Sieloff's a moderately sized, mean dude playing a big, mean game. He's relied upon to create time and space for Windsor's forwards and to make guys think twice about trying to make pretty plays in the defensive zone. He's got 9 points in 34 games and a -3 rating on a team that's allowed more goals than they've scored.
- C Mitch Wahl [Utah (ECHL)] Good news: over a point-per-game and team leader in points! Bad news: he's tearing up the ECHL. He's done it before and then underperformed in the AHL.
- C Ben Walter [Abbotsford (AHL)] A veteran on the Heat roster rapidly approaching 30, he's provided some leadership and a lot of poise. He's also got 17 points in 22 games, good for third on the team in scoring. He's consistent, but it's unclear what his NHL prospects are at his age.
(C Mikael Backlund doesn't count as a "prospect," but he's fit in here based on his excellent half-season with Vasteras. He has 27 points in 20 games in Sweden's secondary league.)
- G Laurent Brossoit [Edmonton (WHL)] 13-4-2-3 in 21 games, 2.65 GAA, .903 SV%. His back-up has more shutouts and a better goals against average and save percentage. Brossoit is very Jekyl and Hyde – he's had 11 starts where he's only allowed two goals or less, but he's allowed four or more on seven occasions.
- F Paul Byron [Abbotsford (AHL)] Injured for the first part of the year, Byron's still finding his legs as he has returned to the Heat line-up. He's got 7 points in 17 games this year and has struggled to finish, but he brings speed and skill to Abbotsford. At 23 years old and with his size a big question mark, his NHL prospects are starting to dim.
- F Bryan Cameron [Utah (ECHL)] Third-year pro is a point-per-game scorer in the ECHL. That said, it's the ECHL and it's probably too-little, too-late.
- LW Coda Gordon [Swift Current (WHL)] The Broncos haven't had the best year overall, and as one of the team's leaders, Gordon probably bears some of the blame for that. Then again, low tide lowers all boats, so his lower-than-hoped offensive totals probably aren't the end of the world. He's got 31 points in 37 games, but also has a disappointing -10 rating.
- F Ryan Howse [Utah (ECHL)] The winger has 7 points in 16 games in his second year of pro. He was recently called-up to Abbotsford for a cup of coffee and promptly got injured.
- D Brett Kulak [Vancouver (WHL)] Playing for one of the Dub's worst teams, Kulak is now a back-end leader for the Giants. The team is lousy, don't get me wrong, but he's getting a ton of quality minutes.
- D Brady Lamb [Abbotsford (AHL)] The big, bruising defender has 2 points in 16 games in his first year in pro and is frequently a healthy scratch. He's being out-played by Chris Breen, which is odd considering they're about the same age.
- D James Martin [Utah (ECHL)] The number-seven guy in Abbotsford last year, when he wasn't hurt, has played nearly as much this year as he did all season. He's put up 5 points in 19 games, but he's also remained in the black for plus/minus.
- F Gaelan Patterson [Utah (ECHL)] More of an all-around guy than Wahl and Cameron, Patterson's got 12 points in 24 games for Utah. It's not horrible, but it's not likely to earn him a renewal.
- D John Ramage [Wisconsin (WCHA)] He's the team captain and a shut-down defender and his plus/minus is the worst of the Badgers' full-time defenders. That said, his role isn't the kind that would reflected in the stats. He has 2 points in 16 games on a sub-.500 team.
- F Max Reinhart [Abbotsford (AHL)] Absolutely snake-bit offensively, but very effective otherwise.
- C Markus Granlund [HIFK Helsinki (SM-Liiga)] 12 points in 28 games is a giant step backwards relative to last year for the 19-year-old. When we profiled Granlund after his big season, the primary question mark surrounding him was how he would fare without older brother (and superior player) Mikael Granlund on the team. So far, the answer is "not good".
- G Leland Irving [Abbotsford (AHL)] Third-string goalie behind two AHL veterans with unclear NHL prospects. This year it was expected Irving would climb up the organization's ladder, but he's back down on the lower rung.
- LW Nick Larson [Notre Dame (CCHA)] Larson has the lowest points-per-game of any Notre Dame senior, which is a bit scary when you consider he's one of the older players on a good college team. He's got 3 points in 18 games and is one of three Fighting Irish players in the red for plus/minus, and the one of those three who's played the most games.
- Greg Nemisz [Abbbotsford Heat (AHL)] Has only appeared in seven games so far due to injury, but doesn't look to have taken a meaningful step forward as a pro. He has zero points in seven games, is mostly invisible.
- C Lance Bouma, RW Akim Aliu [Abbotsford (AHL)], F David Eddy and LW Michael Ferland [both Utah (ECHL)]
All these guys have been hurt for big chunks of the year, so it's hard to conclude anything about their shortened seasons.
(F Jiri Hudler, F Roman Cervenka and D Chris Butler aren't prospects, but they'd fit into this category if they were.)
RE: Markus Granlund
Our pal Teemu has highlighted his struggles, but it sounds as if HIFK is very poorly coached (not an excuse).
He has 3 assists in 3 pre-tournament games for Finland. The WJC will be the best guage as to where his development is really at. If HIFK is a caustic environment, I wonder if its worth pulling him to North America early.
Joni Ortio, if Irving & Karlsson are gone next year, is hopefully given another chance to win the AHL starting gig. I dont see it happening with Ward. He, although a good coach, does not seem to have "goaltender development" in his skillset.
December 17 2012, 10:43AM
Seems Ward is like most coaches and just goes with the guy he trusts most at the moment.
Seems Ward is like most coaches and just goes with the guy he trusts most at the moment.
That's all fine and well, but development needs to play in as well.
It can be a meritocracy, but if there is no potential for Brust/Taylor to get a 2way contract, do them the honor of packaging them in an AHL trade where they might have an opportunity elsewhere, and we get to play "our guys".
Meritocracy can mean putting players in a position to succeed, even if its not here.
December 17 2012, 10:50AM
Poor Irving, had hopes for that guy. Things are looking good in the whole. Any word yet on Sven?
Sure hope those t-shirts get in soon. Might not make it in time to be a Christmas present.
December 17 2012, 11:00AM
I suspect the organization isn't really sold on Irving as a prospect and there isn't much interest from the powers-that-be to give Irving developmental preference. Outside of him soundly outplaying the options, that is...which he hasn't.
I suspect the organization isn't really sold on Irving as a prospect and there isn't much interest from the powers-that-be to give Irving developmental preference. Outside of him soundly outplaying the options, that is...which he hasn't.
I agree, I think Irving is close to gone
I'm more worried that if we bring Ortio across the pond and Brossoit turns pro they get the minutes they need.
I think we have to make better use of the ECHL affiliate. Goalies dont need the best league to develop. I think its more adjusting to preparation and building good habits. Looking at the best goalies in the game, they dont always have the greatest minor league numbers.
December 17 2012, 11:19AM
Fair enough. I suspect the team will lean a bit harder on its affiliates to give guys like Ortio some minutes if they think they have value as future NHLers.
That said, in the end goalie prospects have to be good at stopping pucks in order to get playing time, full stop. That's why it's a much tougher developmental road for goalies and another reason I advocate not taking them with high picks.
I wouldn't put Ortio and Brossoit on the same level in terms of their development curve. Ortio looks ready to be a starter in the AHL, or at least as mentioned, given a chance. Brossoit will be done his junior career and is anything but ready to jump in as a starter in the AHL.
The Grizzlies for a year would be my recommendation for Brossoit. He'll need to play, but brought along patiently. At least having Ramo and Ortio affords the Flames the time needed.
Sounds like Nemisz isn't even worth keeping around as an extra NHL forward at this point. My guess is that roster spot goes to Horak, then?
December 17 2012, 11:55AM
Horak is way ahead of Nemisz at this point. I don't think anyone was penciling Nemisz onto the big team's roster anyways.
Frankly, Horak's in tough to make the team if/when action returns. Calgary has 14 NHL forwards signed including Baertschi, so even if they manage to get rid of Matt Stajan somehow, that's still a complete roster.
December 17 2012, 12:13PM
good bye nemitz good bye leland.
RYan..as usual nice updates on the prospects! Agree with Clay's comments regarding Ward's inability to coach/develop goaltenders. Unless he is getting direction from the Flames brass he has virtually destroyed Irving's future within the Flames organization. To give development preference to a couple of goaltenders that are even signed by the Flames does not make sense to me. Irving was decent in his call ups with the Flames last year. The organization should have built on that!!
I wouldn't put Ortio and Brossoit on the same level in terms of their development curve. Ortio looks ready to be a starter in the AHL, or at least as mentioned, given a chance. Brossoit will be done his junior career and is anything but ready to jump in as a starter in the AHL.
The Grizzlies for a year would be my recommendation for Brossoit. He'll need to play, but brought along patiently. At least having Ramo and Ortio affords the Flames the time needed.
Sounds like Nemisz isn't even worth keeping around as an extra NHL forward at this point. My guess is that roster spot goes to Horak, then?
Agree completely
Ortio is the forgotten about man, but his trade value is probably far less than what he is worth on the ice at this point
RYan..as usual nice updates on the prospects! Agree with Clay's comments regarding Ward's inability to coach/develop goaltenders. Unless he is getting direction from the Flames brass he has virtually destroyed Irving's future within the Flames organization. To give development preference to a couple of goaltenders that are even signed by the Flames does not make sense to me. Irving was decent in his call ups with the Flames last year. The organization should have built on that!!
I wouldnt say Ward has killed Irving. Ultimately, a player's development rests on his own shoulders.
I agree and am afraid that Ward will be a little self serving trying to get an NHL job. He will continue to ride guys like Irving/Taylor at the same time as Brossoit and Ortio enter the most crucial years in their development.
December 17 2012, 12:30PM
Rex touches on something interesting: start Brossoit in the ECHL until he's ready for the AHL. Makes sense.
so we could have something like: Ortio/Taylor (on a 2way of course, no way does he stick around for another AHL deal) in Abbotsford and Brossoit in the ECHL. Sounds good to me.
only real problem is the # of goalie contracts in there.. that's 3 contracts for goalies not in the NHL, then 2 for the guys that are. Maybe a random AHL vet instead of Taylor.
Honestly, I've been disappointed in Nemisz. His skating has actually gotten WORSE somehow, and the rest of his game has taken a big hit. He looks like Ivanans out there (except, for some reason, he looks small. Max Reinhart looked 8 feet tall in comparison).
December 17 2012, 12:35PM
Nemisz just hasn't seemed to develop at all in the AHL. I still play NHL 11 and am in the 2014-15 season I think with my "GM Mode" team. Nemisz has stuck around for the Heat and never progressed beyond a 74 rating in the game.
That's about as accurate a simulation of the real thing as it gets I'd say.
December 17 2012, 01:57PM
@Kent Wilson
in Highschool I probably would have tried to calculate the odds on that, lol. weird, prophetic stuff. Anything else that might end up happening?
December 17 2012, 02:06PM
To be fair, Irving has had a bit of tough luck. This year in was stuck in no mans land, no chance with the locked out Flames and then a sudden PTO contract with Abby. Plus last year being bounced around and the birth of his 1st child. Can be a bit of mind game for him I'm sure.
As for Ward, he is paid primarily to coach the Heat to wins, development comes a close 2nd. He has to develop all the players, not just Irving. A winning atmosphere is the best way to develop young players. Leland just needs to focus and get some wins and win back the starters role.
December 17 2012, 02:25PM
I just realized that the Flames are the only team to have 3 prospects on the preliminary American WJC roster. Not bad for a bare cupboard.
December 17 2012, 03:04PM
Wish I could take credit for it.
The Oilers have been doing that for awhile. Roy spent last year in Stockton while Bunz has been doing it this year.
I believe Dubnyk spent some time in the ECHL as well.
December 17 2012, 04:38PM
I think we might be being a bit harsh on Nemisz. He has progressed a fair bit. His skating was the biggest knock against him and, although it is still not good, it has improved a lot. It looked like he was going to break out last season as well starting with close to a PPG production. He fell on his face in Jan/Feb but finished the season strong.
That said, if he doesn't pick things up quickly I think he is a long shot to be a routine NHL player let alone the top 6 player he was drafted to be.
December 17 2012, 06:16PM
Nemisz just hasn't seemed to develop at all in the AHL. I still play NHL 11 and am in the 2014-15 season I think with my "GM Mode" team. Nemisz has stuck around for the Heat and never progressed beyond a 74 rating in the game.
That's about as accurate a simulation of the real thing as it gets I'd say.
Too bad it looks like Howse isn't going to blast into the mid-80s like '11 would have us believe.
December 17 2012, 06:47PM
Here's whats really harsh: the two guys picked immediately after Nemisz in 2008 were Tyler Ennis and John Carlson.
December 17 2012, 07:06PM
@Kent Wilson
Carlson, in particular, would have been nice.


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What is your guys experience with finding a landlord who would be willing to let you set up a first year haunt in his building in return for a percentage of the profits? And what's a fair percent to give to him-25%, 40%? All I keep getting from realtors is "no, he wouldn't be interested in that, he only wants yearly leases." Obviously, they're gonna tell you that because it effects their commission. Any advice or experience is greatly appreciated
Go around the realtors.
Landlords can claim a loss on buildings and actually benefit from it by NOT renting it out, so you'd have to do better than one years worth of loss compensation from Uncle Sam just to get them to listen.
And NEVER sacrifice the interest in your business to a landlord!! If you do that, they think they can get involved and tell you what to do. And you end up getting screwed because they're smarter at business than you. But if you're determined, NEVER pay more than 20%. I hope you do projections!
Try the Craigslist in your area, sometimes landlords post directly on their, not many realtors bother with craigslist, so go on there and see if you can work out something. Just make sure you abound smart and confident or they'll try to walk all over you and succeed at doing so.
Good luck buddy!
Don't forget to go to your town meetings NOW so you have time to recover and try again if they say no the first time. And have everything figured out, frim parking, to traffic, to emergency exits, building plan, and find ways in which you can claim it will be a benefit to the surrounding area/economy, and get as good at kissing ass as you posibly can! Lol
I only had some luck with green houses or flower shops/yards. They close during our open season so walk in there and ask the owner if they are interested in something like what you are talking about. Base the percentage on sqft and how long you will take up the space.
Don't rely on anyone to get the location for you... I got about 300 No's before I got one maybe.
Best of luck and don't give up!!
One way to show that you can get the rent down is to show the landlord and city that you will be driving people from outside your comunity to the city and with that the will be buying gas, food, and such. If you are in a strip mall that is kind of dead in the evenings then you will be bringing potential customers to the door step of his other tenants during thier off peak hours. You don't think the malls do the Christmas dispay with Santa just to be nice do you, its about driving foot traffic to thier location so they can charge higher rent. I dont like the percentage system most landlord want more than that, set a low base rent calculated buy what you think would be on the lower side of your atendance expectations and them agree to give him a higher rate if you exceed that number. That way you dont get stuck holding the bag for a high rent payment and he feels that there is still something in it for him too. I have a landlord right now that just wants anything in a location that has been vacant for 6 years, $4000 a month for 12 months for 44,000 S.F, It only covers the taxes if that, but he has lost almost $300,000 the last 6 years. This is in a good area of town too. Good luck and make sure its the right place for you, before you sign a lease.
Haunt customers arrive to go into the haunt. they might have to eat something, buy some gas to get home and that is IT! Just like gamblers going to a Riverboat to gamble. Are they going to take a side-trip to see a haunt? Will the Wife and kids come along gambling and decide to see a haunt? No! NEVER!
Government stats say if you have a tourist type business any other different businesses near yours will only at best see a smallpercentage of the haunt's customers and the farther away their business is in walking feet the more that percentage drops.
This information is important so you don't over-sell any potential landlord who might be waiting for his profit from Your Patrons who are supposed to also be finding and supporting his business nearby. When this doesn't happen you find yourself with no location or a re-computed deal involving a bigger chunk of what should be your money.
MY first year I became very frustrated attempting to work with various landlords regarding a locaiton for our Haunt. I actually was able to create a good working relationship with our local State Fairgrounds Agency. After getting our name out and having a solid reputation this year we are finding people more open to talking to us. So definitely look into your state or county fairgrounds. Bldgs and rent tend to be less expensive.
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Peter, thanks for the link. I'll go through that thread as I have time. In all your efforts, did you feel that you or other members were able to come close to replicating the crust? I think a crumb shot, and an approximate bake time would tell me alot. Mike your pie and cheese toppings does look like a Difara pie.
In all your efforts, did you feel that you or other members were able to come close to replicating the crust?
mike, that looks realy close! if your dough in on the light side you are even closer. i think what makes his pizza so special is that he uses a generous amont of very high qualty toppings and ingrediants. my point on my clone was not realy that my pizza tasted like doms , but if you are willing to splurge on good topping you can have a really great pizza. fresh, basil good grated cheese and tasty evoo would bring any pizza up a couple of nothces. it takes guts to charge 5.00 for a slice of pizza, di fara cusomers seem happy and plentyful .
Found it:http://www.pizzablogger.org/index.php/2009/07/09/reviews/difara-pizza-the-master-of-midwood-brooklyn-ny/It's a very good review.
I think I made one last night by accident. But since I have never eaten there, I don't know how the crust should be. What I do know is that he uses three types of cheese, fresh mozza, regular mozza and Grana Padano before they go into the oven. A couple of pics and one for comparison purposes. They look pretty similar.
Mike or anyone that is interested,Embedded in the article you found is this link. http://www.epicurious.com/articlesguides/blogs/editor/2008/03/secrets-of-di-f.html?mbid=rss_epilogThere are more pictures to look at in the above link.Norma
Looks pretty close to me. One of your prettiest; very nice indeed.Matt
Matt,Thanks, bro! Thank God I saved the formula, too It was topped with ham, spinach, garlic and some tuna. Don't laugh...I was just using stuff I had in my pantry.
Mike, maybe this latest crust you made is better than Dom's crust. Maybe your Di fara clone is a better pizza. I'm sure Dom makes a great pie, but I'm not sure it's that much better than some of our members are making.
i tasted the crust and it had a crunch upon folding , not a lot of flavor ,very lite .
From the looks of the dough it looks to have a good amount of oil to it as well. Around 3-4% oil??? If he indeed is fermenting only 2 hours or so, then he's using A LOT of yeast. I also have my doubts that he is using 100% AP flour.
That describes the crust from last night to the T. Here are the numbers if anyone wants to take a shot at it:Flour (100%): 428.05 g | 15.1 oz | 0.94 lbs Water (65%): 278.23 g | 9.81 oz | 0.61 lbs IDY (.6%): 2.57 g | 0.09 oz | 0.01 lbs | 0.85 tsp | 0.28 tbsp Salt (2%): 8.56 g | 0.3 oz | 0.02 lbs | 1.53 tsp | 0.51 tbsp Oil (4%): 17.12 g | 0.6 oz | 0.04 lbs | 3.8 tsp | 1.27 tbsp Sugar (1.5%): 6.42 g | 0.23 oz | 0.01 lbs | 1.61 tsp | 0.54 tbsp Total (173.1%): 740.95 g | 26.14 oz | 1.63 lbs | TF = N/A Single Ball: 370.47 g | 13.07 oz | 0.82 lbs Dissolve sugar and salt in the water (temp ~ 85°F), add the flour and yeast and start the mixer. Once it is starting to come together let the oil run down the side of the bowl (got that from Evelyne Slomon) until no dry flour is visible. Rest for 20 then mix for about 8 mins.Take out of the bowl, divide, cover with a damp tea towel and let rest for 90 mins or up to two full hours. Dust with flour, flip over and shape into skins.And that's pretty much it.
Chau and Mike,When I researched the matter, Dom's dough had no oil in it. His flour was a blend of Caputo 00 Pizzeria flour and high-gluten flour, most likely All Trumps. On occasion, Dom will use other sources for his products, but if he has gone to all-purpose flour the only reason that I can come up with is that he is cheapening the product to milk it for all that it is worth. It sounds like he is transitioning the business to a different business model for the benefit of his family, with an example being the apparent opening of a DiFara's in Vegas. Peter
Mike,Your pie does really look like Dom's. What kind of flour did you use in your formula? I wonder if next week if I mix Caputo and Kyrol and turn my oven up, if I can something near your results. I have never tried a 18" pie, but might give it a go.Norma


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Starting tonight, the three week competition for roster spots gets underway. The Oilers rookies--another #1 overall selection among them--are playing in a tournament in BC's interior. Everything counts.
This year's rookie tournament doesn't quite match the impact trio of one year ago, but for Oilers fans this is the second straight season where their team can boast elite level talent that should have long and productive careers once they shave. The beauty of the Magnificent Bastard drafting era is that some of the exceptional stories are buried in the later rounds and may come as a surprise to some.
Last year's rookie camp boasted several young men who would see NHL action during the season: Taylor Hall, Jordan Eberle, Magnus Paajarvi, Teemu Hartikainen, Chris VandeVelde, Jeff Petry and Alex Plante. This year's group doesn't have that kind of firepower but is an extremely interesting group.
- C Ryan Nugent-Hopkins: In an interview with Jason Gregor yesterday on the Nation Radio show (you should also thank Jason for today's photo's btw), he made an excellent point about RNH's weight gain possibly forcing a period of adjustment. RNH looked effective but not dominant in the WJ camp games and it could factor into the young man's performance in the next couple of weeks. Is it enough to keep him out of the NHL for a season? No idea, but it's something to watch for beginning tonight.
- C Anton Lander: There's a different kind of buzz about this guy. Allthough he doesn't possess RNH's elite skill set, Lander does have pro experience and is a little older. As luck would have it, they'll be trying to win employment at the same position through training camp and my guess is that if RNH is sent to junior then Lander will see NHL time during this coming season. Has an insane defensive rep, we begin to see what he can do in Oilers silks this week.
- D David Musil: His resume is a perfect match for what the Oilers need, and I have a feeling Musil will impress throughout training camp. A solid defender who can read the play and make decisions in a heartbeat, Musil has pedigree and was perhaps undervalued at the draft (he didn't play major PP minutes so the boxcars weren't gaudy). Major plus arrows are possible for this player.
- G Tyler Bunz: This is a guy who is coming off an enormous season. A terrific WHL season has put Bunz in the mix for the WJ team and his performance last spring is still fresh in everyone's minds. Bunz could end up being the best goaltender the Oilers have drafted since the Moog-Fuhr era. He's tracking extremely well.
- R Tyler Pitlick: I just hope he's healthy. Pitlick had a strong season in the WHL but an ankle injury has keep him from getting ready for the season in normal fashion. It'll be something to watch, and could impact his turning pro this fall. Should he return to the Medicine Hat Tigers, we should expect a dominant season (if healthy).
- L Curtis Hamilton: Blocked by multiple moves made by ST this summer, an NHL job must seem like a distant bell. Still, solid 2-way play and another healthy season is important, and I think any offense he delivers (even in a camp like this one) is going to bode well for him. Could get lucky and see time with RNH this week.
- D Colten Teubert: Big, strong stay-at-home defender who can intimidate and is an effective puck mover. If we're looking for a DD candidate from this group who is pro eligible, has the ability to play defense and bring it physically, then Teubert is the strongest option on this list.
- D Martin Marincin: Mentioned by the GM as a possible Oiler roster player as early as this fall, Marincin's season a year ago started strong and then faded badly in the second half. He's an interesting prospect in that he's tall and rail thin, so another season in junior may be the way to go just for that reason alone. Still regarded as one of the key long term solutions to a great area of need.
- R Toni Rajala: I'm hoping he is going to get a long look from the organization. Although Rajala is likely to return to Finland for one more season, and we may have forgotten about him a little, Rajala is a quality prospect who could be part of the solution down the line. The hockey Gods owe Oiler fans one after the Rita-Salmelainen experience.
- C Ryan Martindale: Impressive OHL scorer still has no contract, suggesting that he's well behind the other pro eligibles from that crazy 2010 entry draft (Hall, Hamilton, Marincin, Pitlick, etc) and in about the same spot as Brandon Davidson. A big September would help his career in a big way.
- D Taylor Fedun: Important camp for him because he's older than everyone else and therefore should be a big factor at a tournament like this one. I'd expect heavy minutes and some offense in Penticton.
- F Antti Tyrvainen: Signed this summer, what we don't know about him is a lot. Described as being an agitator with skill, and since he's from Finland our minds instantly migrate to Tikkanen. That's an unfair comparison, but he's a player of interest.
- L Brett Ferguson: Impressive invite can score goals in the WHL and that's no easy league. He's also a gritty player, in fact his goals-pims combination (23-111) stands out on the roster. May play with RNH because of familiarity.
- F Tobias Rieder: A depth pick in 2011, Rieder is an interesting player and could be another of Stu MacGregor's hidden gems. It'll be interesting to see what kind of role the coaching staff asks him to play this week. He's a skilled player who could surprise.
Game time is 8:30, it's streaming on Oilers site and Sportsnet has it scheduled too.
The 2010 camp and this one are beyond exceptional. This is the Oilers future on display, and it starts tonight. As was the case last season, these young men will improve in fits and starts and there will be times when Oilers Nation openly worries over the group. The point I've been trying to make for some time is this: there's too much, too many who are too good for this Oiler team to be a doormat for much longer.
Stand back, I'm not sure how big this thing is going to get.
September 11 2011, 09:05AM
Oiler hockey starts again tonight. I hope that the mindless calls for RNH to put on weight havent stunted his quickness like it did to Gagner. I'm really excited to see what we have here
September 11 2011, 09:31AM
The beer's in the fridge. This will be the first time I've watched RNH outside of short videos and clips. First of MANY nights watching an RNH-centered team trounce the Canucks, I'm sure.
Thanks for this article LT. Last season may have given us H.O.P.E. but looking at the well and realizing it's still far from dry gives me regular ole hope.
September 11 2011, 10:41AM
His skating was only ever average. By his own admission he bent to the pressure to gain weight and he said that he felt slower because of it. His terrible skating has been vastly blown out of proportions however.
September 11 2011, 08:28AM
When is Oilersnation going to start running a bus service out to this tournament? Is Wanye working on this in his spare time or what?
September 11 2011, 09:19AM
Stand back, I'm not sure how big this thing is going to get.
That's what she said.
Boys on the Bus: Redemption Because we've really been that bad for most of two decades.
September 11 2011, 09:37AM
Really excited to finally see some of these rookies and to stop just talking about them. When injuries start to happen this year hopefully some of these kids are ready to step up.Buy the ticket and take the ride.
September 11 2011, 09:39AM
No Klefbom at this year's camp?
September 11 2011, 10:03AM
After RNH and Lander the player I want too see the most is Pitlick. He's impressed everytime I've seen him play and I'm just really hoping his injury didn't curb his development ala Pouliot, here's hoping...oh and HOCKEY IS BACK!
September 11 2011, 10:06AM
Oiler hockey starts again tonight. I hope that the mindless calls for RNH to put on weight havent stunted his quickness like it did to Gagner. I'm really excited to see what we have here
Gagner's "quickness" was never stunted. (There never was any) Great playmaker. Brutal skater.
"Stand back, I'm not sure how big this thing is going to get."
Kinda gave me the chills that last part.
September 11 2011, 10:29AM
I don't know what is more "exciting", hockey being back or that first chick
No Klefbom at this year's camp?
The Klefbom is injured.
I am so excited. I'll admit I know nothing of the other teams rookies but we have to destroy them, right?
September 11 2011, 11:19AM
Daaaaammm. Who's the super-girl?
September 11 2011, 11:33AM
The lemur?
Didn't know the Lemur was female..... sure, why not. :P
September 11 2011, 11:34AM
No Klefbom at this year's camp?
Much like Lander last year, he is committed to his Swedish contract for this season. They are a few games in already. (I think)
September 11 2011, 01:51PM
Haven't read the article yet.....
Wow. Supergirl. My new favorite....
...ahem....now, back to the article.
September 11 2011, 01:55PM
omg, omg, omg, omg, omg....
...so excited! I know where I will be at 8:30 tonight!!
Can't ..... hold.... back.....
SQUUEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!! FIST!!!!!!! Just for the sake of hockey starting!!...... ...SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
September 11 2011, 03:00PM
i cannot wait to fulfill my oilers addiction with the first oilers game in what seems like forever! go oil go
September 11 2011, 03:31PM
Will we ever have any room for Pitlick? He had a good year in the Hat before his injury... but with Omark,Hartikainen, Lander, Jones, Brule etc. Maybe we should trade him for a defenseman. I guess Pitlick can play in the American hockey league but do we ever have some depth. Can't wait to beat the Canucks and show them what they have to look forward to in the very near future.
September 11 2011, 06:03PM
I'm just excited to watch any Oilers hockey right now. Good on Sportsnet for picking it up!
September 11 2011, 07:15PM
So pumped for this game, an hour and fifteen is too long. Also, the Lames are down 6-0 to the Sharks right now, HAH!
September 11 2011, 07:56PM
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The partnership between Wind Crest Retirement Community and Eldorado Elementary School in Highlands Ranch has been one that's spanned the ages.
While the partnership itself has only been around for six years, each day, at least one of 22 Wind Crest residents can be seen volunteering their time at the school, helping out teachers, tutoring students or reading to children. The kids, in appreciation, host luncheons for the volunteers twice a year and also raise money through bake sales to help pay for the Wind Crest shuttle to bring over seniors who no longer drive.
For the past four school years, students have also participated in a living biography project in which the entire sixth-grade class visits Wind Crest to interview residents about where they were raised and what their lives have been like. Each of the students is assigned to two seniors as part of the project, and after the day is done, writes up reports about their elders and shares copies of what they wrote.
"They were very nice and courteous and smiled a lot," Steve Walters, 90, said of a recent visit. "They had their questions all written down, and every time I answered one, they quickly wrote down what I said. I told them some of what I remembered from being a young man and suggested they consider going into the health-care field."
Walters, a former hospital administrator from Texas, said he hopes his message sunk in with the kids, as there is a continuously growing need for nurses and doctors.
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As for the project, Walters said, it was nice to see the kids and it gives them a chance to talk to the seniors and see how they behave.
"You think it's going to be boring at first because they are so much older and you don't think you are going to have anything in common," said Eldorado sixth-grader Rachel Erickson, whose grandmother also lives at Wind Crest. "But the stuff that they shared really had an effect on me. It's amazing how much they could tell us."
Rachel said she received advice on how to deal with loss as well as what an enriching experience college can be, and said the overall experience has helped make her relationship with her grandmother a stronger one.
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1. 1-3%. Crazy eh? The rest is composed of fluid from the prostate and the seminal vesicle.
2. Sperm count is higher in the winter. However, researchers aren't sure if the difference is substantial enough to make an impact on fertility. (http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/fertility/MC00023)
3. This is true. There have been studies that have shown that it may really be the SRY gene (which is usually attached to the Y chromosome) that determines sex. There are cases of XX males that have an SRY gene and are completely physically functional, but are infertile.
4. The second answer is correct. Gymnos means naked. The Greeks are known for engaging in athletic activities NAKED- even running! Yikes! (http://www.yourdictionary.com/gymno-prefix)
5. Both answers were correct. The Roman gladiator's piercings kept their penis out of the way during combat and also served to prevent them from having sex without their owners permission. The owners were concerned with this because they were able to charge customers for having sex with their gladiator slaves- sort of like a "stud" fee, they had valuable DNA to pass on to create the next generation of gladiators. (http://www.statssheet.com/articles/article41702.html)
6. Boys begin producing sperm at the time of puberty; usually 14-16 years of age.
7. The temperature ofthe scrotum us actually lower than that of the rest of the male body.
8. The female system contains the most ova at about 20 gestational weeks. At this point she will contain 6-7 million eggs- during the second half of gestation about 4 million of these eggs will die. Consequently a baby girl is born having ~1 million eggs in each ovary. But the egg death doesn't stop there- before puberty another 600,000 will die; from that point the eggs will die at a slower rate. The process of egg death/destruction is called apoptosis- the eggs literally pop, sort of like soap bubbles- and the materials are absorbed into neighboring cells. This process is useful in that it kills off eggs that have faults.
9. This is true. The reason this occurs is due to the differences in chemical composition of sperm between men. The female system is slightly acidic in its healthiest state. Semen on the other hand is alkaline. Every bit of semen that gets into a females system throws the Ph off which effects the good bacteria that exist in the vagina. When a women has (unprotected) sex with the same person over along period of time her body adjusts to the chemical make-up of that person's sperm and can return to its normals state more quickly. However, if a women has multiple partners with whom she has unprotected sex, the bacteria levels will be effected and she can get something called bacterial vaginosis.
10. The environment in the vagina is acidic and harmful to sperm.
11. The word pudendum actually means "thing of shame"- nice right?
12. The vulva is another word for the entire external female genitalia.
13. Swelling of the tongue is NOT a typical female sexual response- though with all of the people in the world I'm sure someone experiences it.
14. The first answer is correct. Genital bisection is/was (not sure if it still goes on) practiced by some Australian Aborigines- it is an extension of a procedure called subincision (was more common) which involved cutting the under side of the glans penis. Where else can you find two headed (bifid) penises is Australia? On the marsupials and monotremes that live there- thats alot of bifid penises in one place! Obviously- these procedures have to be done CAREFULLY. The penis is made up of three hydraulic chambers, each of which has a tough covering which allows it to fill with blood become rigid. There are two on top (the corpus cavernosa) and one underneath (the corpus spongiosum). By cutting through any of the chambers one greatly increases rick of losing penile rigidity- because the chamber will not hold blood. The general consensus seems to be that as long as two of the three remain intact the penis can achieve a rather normal erection- usually it seems the spongiosum is the one sacrificed- while the cavernosa remain intact. Aside from rigidity being lost- other dangerous factors to be taken into account with genital bisection are nerve damage and excessive bleeding. My educated guess is that usually the corpus cavernosa are left intact because they are next to one another instead of one on top of the other- making the penis "even" if they are the only two left. If one cavernosa were divided and the other cavernosa- along with the spongiosum- were left it would leave the penis lopsided. I can't see that being any fun.
15. Homosexual behavior is something found in most, if not all, mammalian species.
16. False! There are organisms that reproduce sexually without actually having different sexes in their species. Look it up- interesting stuff.
17. The Shakers are a Protestant religious denomination that do NOT condone having sex. I know in 2006 they only had four members left- I wonder if they got any new ones.
18. The gonads are present in both sexes. In males they are known as the testes and in women they are the ovaries.
19. Gender is the cultural interpretation of how one should behave according to their biology.
20. This is true- the rest of the animal kingdom probably thinks we are very bizarre.
21. Answer: Generally, for a woman, serious assesment of a man's potential (as a father and provider) typically comes before sexual involvement.
22. Sexes within a species are determined by the following criteria: The male is the one which produces a large number of small reproductive cells; and, the female produces small number of large reproductive cells.
23. Anisogamy refers to the form of sexual reproduction that includes gametes of different sizes.
24. The glans of the clitoris contains about 8,000 nerve endings! That is more than the ENTIRE human male penis...
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Union Traction's car No. 18's rear door was sealed for one-man service.
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