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Kris Baker recaps the Sabres prospects that were in action at the 2024 IIHF World Junior Championship, and provides a few other updates for others that did not play at the tournament.
Noah Ostlund showcased himself as a complete-game catalyst on Sweden’s top forward line.
Anton Wahlberg provided a big net-front presence all tournament long on the Ostlund line, and like his fellow Sabres prospect, appears to be set up nicely for a North American transition.
Czech star Jiri Kulich ended his World Junior career by earning high marks, especially in the leadership development category.
Kris expected more and Canada certainly needed more production from Matthew Savoie, so now it’s time to look ahead to finishing his WHL career with his new teammates in Moose Jaw.
Slovakian two-way workhorse Maxim Strbak played as advertised.
Norwin Panocha handled the pressure on the German blueline, and should feel good about what he accomplished.
Goalie talk! Topias Leinonen found himself back in the JYP net, while Seattle’s Scott Ratzlaff flew home from the World Juniors and got right back to work with a busy weekend.
Meanwhile in Finland, TPS centerman Viljami Marjala continues to elevate his game.
With a contract decision on the horizon, Kris takes a few minutes to share some thoughts on Red Deer Rebels defenseman Mats Lindgren.
Last but not least, Kris offers a well-earned shout out to Rochester Americans rookie winger Viktor Neuchev.
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The video version of this podcast can be viewed on the Sabres Prospects YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vLTvzq4QYU&t=12s
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Thanks for supporting Prospect Avenue. Don't forget to submit a 5-star rating on Apple and Spotify.
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Kris Baker recaps the Sabres prospects that were in action at the 2024 IIHF World Junior Championship, and provides a few other updates for others that did not play at the tournament.
Noah Ostlund showcased himself as a complete-game catalyst on Sweden’s top forward line.
Anton Wahlberg provided a big net-front presence all tournament long on the Ostlund line, and like his fellow Sabres prospect, appears to be set up nicely for a North American transition.
Czech star Jiri Kulich ended his World Junior career by earning high marks, especially in the leadership development category.
Kris expected more and Canada certainly needed more production from Matthew Savoie, so now it’s time to look ahead to finishing his WHL career with his new teammates in Moose Jaw.
Slovakian two-way workhorse Maxim Strbak played as advertised.
Norwin Panocha handled the pressure on the German blueline, and should feel good about what he accomplished.
Goalie talk! Topias Leinonen found himself back in the JYP net, while Seattle’s Scott Ratzlaff flew home from the World Juniors and got right back to work with a busy weekend.
Meanwhile in Finland, TPS centerman Viljami Marjala continues to elevate his game.
With a contract decision on the horizon, Kris takes a few minutes to share some thoughts on Red Deer Rebels defenseman Mats Lindgren.
Last but not least, Kris offers a well-earned shout out to Rochester Americans rookie winger Viktor Neuchev.
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The video version of this podcast can be viewed on the Sabres Prospects YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vLTvzq4QYU&t=12s
You can download all episodes of Prospect Avenue wherever you get your podcasts including:
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3utInqt...
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.in/podcasts/5d47...