Tallinder's S72 Draft Profiles: Part 3 - Back Home

[Patrik Tallinder 1,087]

Well, we're back in the VHL.com Articles section, and we're here to stay. 3/29 was a busy week in terms of new players, so let's just get straight to it.

 

• 44 players were created last week.

• Alex Letang earned the most TPE in the draft class last week, with 26.

• Lucas Brandt was traded to Halifax last week.

 

                                 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Z3UmjHIkmoBNTRdw8dgQdp4kOVhVLVRgPADZOndKJUY/edit?usp=sharing

1. [-] SS Hornet

2. [-] Robin Winter

3. [-] Gino DiGiannatonio

4. [-] Valtteri Vaakanainen

5. [-] Latrell Mitchell

6. [1] General Zod

7. [1] Randy Marsh

8. [1] Andrew Su

9. [1] Jungkok 

10. [New] Alex Letang

11. [1] Remy Moreau

12. [2] Zamboni Driver

 

 

 

Newly Qualified / Requalified

Lucas Brandt

Timothy Brown

John Poremba

Michael Mac

Gregg Stallion

Taylor Johansen

Joe Exotic

Thomas Moore

Liam Flaten

Larry Butz

Scoot Burbs

Elijah Flynn

Keith Krestanovich

John Brewitt

Chris Hylands

Brody Neufeld

Klaus Scrungledorf

 

Newly Unqualified

None

 

[4] - Spencer Elsby

[3] - Alex Letang

[1] - General Zod

 

RISER OF THE WEEK

 General Zod - D - 173 TPE

Currently my sixth ranked prospect, General Zod is a defensive defenseman who also excels in transitioning the puck quickly up the ice. His 41 hits in just 17 games showcases his physical play style, and his 17 assists are a result of his puck moving ability. His TPE earning has been very consistent, claiming 69 of a possible 72 capped TPE so far, as well as never dipping below 13 TPE in any given week to date. Zod has risen this week because of his consistency, and that is something a VHL GM is glad to see in a prospect of his caliber. I look forward to seeing more from the American defenseman, and there's no doubt he's one of the best prospects in the S72 draft class as of now.

 

 

 

[21] - Connor Tanner

[18] - Fauske Berbatov

[18] - Hank McKill

 

 

A bit of a new look for the numbers. I wanted to track the movement up and down the top 10 in the major stat categories, so I made it into a spreadsheet, and that made the table look a bit different.

 

Name	Goals	Name	Assists	Name	Points
[3]SS Hornet	18	[2]DeFenz Mann	18	[1]Andrew Su	33
[-]Andrew Su	17	[1]Robin Winter	17	[1]Robin Winter	32
[2]Robin Winter	15	[7]General Zod	17	[1]SS Hornet	30
[1]Jungkok	13	[4]Gino DiGiannantonio	16	[1]Jungkok	28
[2]Valtteri Vaakanainen	10	[3]Andrew Su	16	[4]Gino DiGiannantonio	26
[4]Gino DiGiannantonio	10	[-]Jungkok	15	[New]Valtteri Vaakanainen	19
[4]Adam Frence	10	[3]Randy Marsh	13	[-]DeFenz Mann	19
[-]Riley Walker	9	[New]Izzy Valencia	13	[5]Adam Frence	19
[3]Lucas Brandt	8	[New]SS Hornet	12	[1]Riley Walker	19
[New]Johny Mejias	7	[1]Latrell Mitchell	12	[New]General Zod	18

 

Name	Sv%
[New]Andrew Green	0.892
[1]Zamboni Driver	0.890
[1]Barry Bonds	0.879
[1]John Poremba	0.836
[1]Nils Friedriksen	0.828

 

 

• Robin Winter, Valtteri Vaakanainen, and Gino DiGiannatonio each hit 200 TPE last week.

• Remy Moreau hit 100 TPE last week.

 

ACHIEVEMENT  CENTRE’S PLAYER OF THE WEEK

 Robin Winter - LW - 230 TPE

Left winger Robin Winter has been a must-see prospect since I started covering this draft, ranking as the second best player in every single week so far. That has been well-deserved, as Winter is a future VHL superstar. His build is very well put together, being a good skater, a responsible defensive player, and above all, a deadly scorer. This comes together as a package that is difficult to deal with for other teams, and a big reason why he has put up a staggering 1.88 P/GP pace so far in S71. The American forward can assemble this effective build because of his remarkable TPE earning. He has not missed one capped TPE to date, and has put up under 20 only one time in his six full weeks. It's obvious that any team would be thrilled to land a player like Winter.

 

 

Players Covered

Part 1: Mitchell / Marsh

Part 2: Letang / Driver

Part 3: Zod / Winter

 

[McWolf 3,115]

 

@Spartan entering the 1st rd