Orange & Black / Philadelphia Flyers

Nick Luukko: а я-то задрафтован

Абсолютно беспонтовый дэф... чего он у нас в команде еще делает?

John Stevens: папа, забери меня отсюда
Nick Luukko: а я-то задрафтован
Chase Hatcher: а мой папаня капитанил тут
Trevor van Riemsdyk: брата обменяли? в кого бы шайбой запустить
Greg Coburn: и с этими придурками приходится работать
Фотограф: улыбайтесь, сцуки

I went to the scrimmage today, and here's my report from what I remember:

7-2 was the final score, and the orange team was the winner. Goals were scored by Parks(2, one one a penalty shot and another regular strength), McGinn, Leier, and Clapperton that I remember. Orange had the 2 best goalies in camp(Heeter and Stolarz), with each allowing one goal. The game really wasn't even fair. Team Orange had nearly 50 shots, and I think Team Black ended with about 20. Overall, nobody impressed me all that much. Nobody looked head and shoulders better than anybody else. Here are some notes on guys that did stuff:

Cousins: He's a very good skater. Multiple times he collected the puck deep in his own zone and went flying up ice to the opponent's blueline, only to try a move that will never work in the NHL and lose the puck. You can see the sparkplug in him too. He hits, and was hacking a bit after the whistle.

Akeson: He disappointed me. I was expecting him to be the best player in camp, and despite some decent passes, didn't really jump out much at all.

Grbavac: Got in a fight with Elliot and beat him pretty badly. Elliot had the size advantage, but Grbavac definitely got the better of him. They squared up right off the faceoff and Grbavac definitely won.

Lauridsen: Hits everything. Everything. He's got a future in the NHL for sure. His skating definitely looks like it's improved, and he was the most noticeable player on the ice because of his size and how he played. Always finished his hits in the corners, and made life difficult for opposing forwards. He played a good game.

Clapperton: He's small, but you can tell he's got some good hands. Showed some good speed and puck skills, with a nose around the net.

Johnston: Along with Cousins, he was probably the fastest player on the ice. Like Cousins, he had a couple instances where he got the puck and went flying up ice through the neutral zone, only to be stopped when he tried to do a deke that will never work in the NHL. He's got some hands for sure. I'm interested to see how he does in the ECHL/AHL this year.

Laughton: Crushed Gostisbehere, but didn't really do much else besides that. It was a clean hit too.

McGinn: I thought he had a solid game. Had a really nice penalty shot move to score for Team Orange, and he seemed to be around the puck and involved in the play whenever he was out there. For a bigger guy, he's got some decent hands.

Parks: Scored two beautiful goals. He went backhand top shelf on a penalty shot, and the goalie had no chance. On another one, he took a pass in the high slot, stepped in a bit, and put it backhand top shelf again for his second goal of the game. He was a really pleasant surprise, and I'm starting to see why he was so good at UND.

Palmquist: Of all the invited guys, he was one of the most impressive. Showed good awareness in his own zone, made a good first pass, and was a good skater.

Suellentrop: Like Lauridsen, I think he's definitely got a future in the NHL. He plays a very simple game, was good in the corners, finished his hits, and blocked a couple shots. He's never going to amaze you offensively, but he is effective.

Stolarz: He's big. Really big. He made some good saves, but he and Heeter really weren't tested very much because they probably only faced about 10 shots each, whereas the other goalies faced about 25 each. Showed good mobility for a big guy, but tended to over-commit a bit.

Basically all of the guys who got invited because they had some tie to the organization(Stevens, Hatcher, Coburn, and TVR) were mediocre. TVR was the best of the bunch, making some good outlet passes, but was nothing great.

...посмотрите за игрой Скотта Лоутона... ==>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odL-tGkvbT4

...№21... обычная игра, нарезка самых обычных смен Скотта... такое впечатление, что он везде...

Лис: такое впечатление у тебя сложилось из- за того, что обычная камера стала камерой следящей исключительно за Лоутоном.

Grbavac: Got in a fight with Elliot and beat him pretty badly. Elliot had the size advantage, but Grbavac definitely got the better of him. They squared up right off the faceoff and Grbavac definitely won.

In both scrimmages first-round draft pick Scott Laughton demonstrated his hard-nosed brand of hockey with numerous hits and a couple of behind-the-play clashes with agitator Nick Cousins. In the second scrimmage, Laughton stood up for teammate McGinn. After a heavy blindside hit by Williams on McGinn, Laughton immediately went after the defenseman and fought him. Later, McGinn and Williams fought. Laughton also showed some of his emerging offensive skills with several nice setups in both scrimmages.

Unfortunately, even in a prospect camp setting, injuries are a fact of life in hockey. Early in Saturday’s scrimmage, a heavy body check by Laughton on defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere (one of the camp’s biggest standouts in the skill development drills) knocked the Union College defenseman out of remainder of camp with an upper-body injury. On Sunday, Fredric Larsson had to be helped off the ice after he appeared to hit his head absorbing a huge hit by Alex Emond in the corner. The Swedish defenseman indicated after the game that he felt OK by that point but did not remember the play itself.