We are getting closer and closer to the NHL season. Nobody really has high hopes for the Isles this season, although I still am optimistic about the future of the Isles. The future is bright, with plenty of prospects in the system. Excluding the picks this year, there seem to be some good reasons to be happy. To me, these are the top 3 prospects after this year.
Cole Eiserman
Cole has all the tools to become a star. His number one asset is his Hockey IQ, which allows him to anticipate plays several steps ahead. He has a knack for finding space so teammates can see him. More importantly, he creates space for his teammates. His quick releases on one-timers makes him an invaluable asset on the powerplay. I was particularly impressed with his ability to get clear in the offensive zone for scoring opportunities.
Calum Ritchie
Calum is a solid prospect. He is a solid prospect and an excellent playmaker. He is known for his exceptional vision when it comes to finding open teammates, and he rarely gets flustered when in possession of the puck. He always looks at his options before dishing the puck. He has been named a strong puck carrier. It is hard to take the puck off him. Ritchie is developing his physical game, which will only make him stronger.
Danny Nelson
Nelson is a big, strong center who uses his size to his advantage. He is best suited for the penalty kill and is a defensively sound player. Most people see him as a third liner. I can see potential second liner if all goes right.
Last word
With this recent draft, the Isles’ prospects system is getting stronger. Fortunately, Mathieu Darche’s strength lies in building prospects; he prioritizes them. Don’t worry; we’re in good hands with Matthieu. Darche is very good at seeing and developing talent. He will have the prospect cupboard up in no time.
Randy
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