I’ll begin with two birthday mentions for this week: Oskar Jellvik turns 19 on Tuesday and Roman Bychkov turns 21 on Thursday. The Olympic games have started and Peter Cehlarik is on his journey to hopefully win a medal with Slovakia at the Beijing Games. More importantly, it could be a step to returning toContinue reading “BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 6, 2022”
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BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 30, 2022
An injury to defenceman Ryan Mast during a 4-3 shootout loss to the Owen Sound Attack on Friday January 22 has kept him out of the lineup since. The Sarnia Sting officially call it a lower body injury. Mast fell awkwardly on his leg and ankle and it did not look good. You could seeContinue reading “BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 30, 2022”
Wednesday Mailbag: January 26, 2022
Just a small mailbag this week! As always, if you want to get questions in early for next week’s mailbag, you can always email your questions to ohlwriters@gmail.com Phil via email asks: Question – On Friday, you tweeted a video from Oshawa’s game. You said “No goals. Just this. Trying to keep it real.” I’mContinue reading “Wednesday Mailbag: January 26, 2022”
BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 23, 2022
In the event you missed whether the Western Hockey League and Ontario Hockey League trade deadlines impact Boston Bruins prospects, you can catch up here. Slovakia confirmed last week that Peter Cehlarik will in fact represent his native country at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China. Big congratulations to Cehlarik. He was instrumental inContinue reading “BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 23, 2022”
WEDNESDAYS MAILBAG JANUARY 19, 2022
First off, Happy Belated Birthday to Mason Lohrei (Monday) and Happy Birthday to Fabian Lysell (today). Here we go: Jonathan via email asks: Question – I really enjoy your incites into scouting and development for the Bruins. I was excited to see that you started a blog covering the team. I have two questions forContinue reading “WEDNESDAYS MAILBAG JANUARY 19, 2022”
Do the WHL and OHL Trade Deadline Moves Have an Impact on Two Bruins Prospects?
Both The Western Hockey League and Ontario Hockey League trade deadlines have come and gone and both the Vancouver Giants (WHL) and Oshawa Generals (OHL) have made some deals that could potentially have a positive or negative impact on Boston Bruins prospects Fabian Lysell and Brett Harrison. Now, I’m not here to give you videoContinue reading “Do the WHL and OHL Trade Deadline Moves Have an Impact on Two Bruins Prospects?”
BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 16, 2022
Last week I touched on one of the lesser talked about prospects in Quinn Olsen so I thought I’d give a quick update. He leads Minnesota-Duluth in assists, points, shots and penalty minutes. Of the top-10 scoring forwards on his team, he has the worst shooting percentage at just 6.1% and probably explains why heContinue reading “BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 16, 2022”
BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 9, 2022
Last week, I had the opportunity to join Mark Allred of Black N’ Gold Hockey Podcast and have a nice chat with Boston Bruins prospect and Oshawa Generals center Brett Harrison. If you missed it, you can catch it here: Check the Black N’ Gold website to find it on your favorite podcast platform. LastContinue reading “BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 9, 2022”
BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 2, 2022
On this day, the plan was to have a podcast that included Brett Harrison and Ryan Mast. I was setting it up with the Oshawa Generals and the Sarnia Sting respectively. After setting it up with the two teams, all that needed to be confirmed was the time. And then COVID Protocol hit both teams,Continue reading “BOSTON BRUINS MONDAY MORNING PROSPECT UPDATE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 2, 2022”
IF THE NHL PASSES ON THE OLYMPICS, COULD WE SEE SOME BRUINS PROSPECTS GO?
While for Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand, David Pastrnak and Charlie McAvoy it would, to put it bluntly, suck, it could open up the door for some prospects to attend the Olympics. While the NHL has made it clear it does not want the players to attend, Commissioner Gary Bettman has left the decision up toContinue reading “IF THE NHL PASSES ON THE OLYMPICS, COULD WE SEE SOME BRUINS PROSPECTS GO?”
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