Dobber Prospects Report

In episode 79 of the Dobber Prospects Report, hosts Victor Nuño and Peter Harling return to discuss the exciting prospects for the 2025 NHL Draft. They dive into the potential top picks, including James Hagens, Porter Martone, and Michael Misa, analyzing their strengths, weaknesses, and potential impact on the NHL.

The conversation also covers the challenges of ranking prospects, the significance of age and development curves, and the influence of position on draft outcomes. With insights into the latest performances and rankings, this episode is a must-listen for hockey fans and fantasy league enthusiasts looking to stay ahead of the curve.

Welcome to Episode 78 of the Dobber Prospects Report, part of the Hockey Podcast Network!

Join host Peter Harling and special guest co-host Jim Iacovone as they delve into the exciting world of hockey prospects. With Victor Nuño on assignment, Jim steps in to bring his expertise from behind the scenes to the forefront.

The episode opens with a lively discussion about the current hockey season and the fast-paced schedule of games. Peter and Jim share their experiences attending junior games and media events, setting the stage for a deep dive into the prospects making waves early in the season.

The main focus of this episode is on prospects who are off to a hot start. Peter and Jim analyze players from various leagues, including the OHL, AHL, and NCAA, highlighting those who are increasing their fantasy stock with impressive performances. From the OHL's Kevin He and Jacob Battaglia to AHL standouts like Frank Nazar and Jagger Firkus, the hosts provide insights on players to watch and consider for your fantasy leagues.

The conversation also touches on the potential impact of new eligibility rules for the NCAA and CHL, offering a glimpse into how these changes could affect player development pathways. Jim shares his thoughts on several Flyers prospects, including Matvei Michkov and Jett Luchanko, providing firsthand observations from his coverage of the team.

As the episode wraps up, Peter and Jim discuss future show topics and invite listeners to share feedback and suggestions.

Don't miss this episode packed with in-depth analysis, engaging discussions, and the latest updates on hockey's rising stars. Subscribe now to stay ahead of the game with the Dobber Prospects Report!

Welcome to the latest episode of Dobber Prospects Report, where we delve into the world of fantasy hockey with Victor Nuño and Peter Harling.

In this episode, we discuss the shifting landscape of NHL prospects following a busy offseason. From the impact of trades on players like Brayden Yager and Rutger McGroarty to the potential of Yaroslav Askarov in San Jose, we provide insights into the evolving fantasy outlook for these young talents.

We also explore the dynamics of waiver exemptions and how they affect player value in dynasty leagues. Tune in for expert analysis and valuable tips for managing your fantasy hockey roster!

In the 76th episode of Double Prospects Report, hosted by Victor Nuño, special guest Scott Wheeler from The Athletic joins the show!

Victor and Scott discuss standout players from the Buffalo Prospect Challenge featuring prospects from Boston, Pittsburgh, New Jersey, Ottawa, Columbus, and Buffalo.

The discussion highlights Xavier Parent's promising performance, Harrison Brunicke's potential as a defenseman for the Pittsburgh Penguins, McGroarty's prospects in the NHL, Seamus Casey's NHL readiness, and Jiri Kulich's potential NHL impact.

Additional insights are provided on Buffalo's defensive depth, with mentions of Vladislav Komarov and Nikita Novikov. The episode is sponsored by Hockey Podcast Network, DraftKings, and Fantrax.

In this episode of Dobber Prospects Report, Victor Nuño is joined by some special guests to dive into the exciting world of hockey prospects.

Sheng Peng from San Jose Hockey Now and Meghan Angley from Guerrilla Sports provide in-depth insights into the rookie tournaments and the young talents making waves for the Sharks and the Avalanche.

From Ethan Cardwell's promising skills to Macklin Celebrini's impressive debut, and the potential of players like Sean Behrens and Calum Ritchie, this episode is packed with expert analysis and future stars.

Don't miss this comprehensive look at the next generation of hockey talent!

Welcome to another episode of Dobber Prospects Report!

In this episode, host Victor Nuño dives deep into the latest rookie tournaments and prospects with Jim Iacovone and special guest, RJ Eskimos.

We delve into the Flyers' prospects, starting with Matvei Michkov. Jim shares his insights on Michkov's performance and his potential impact on the Flyers. We also discuss the chemistry between Michkov and Jett Luchanko, and what the future holds for these young talents.

We then shift our focus to Spencer Gill, a promising defenseman with great poise and composure. Jim breaks down Gill's strengths and areas for improvement, highlighting his potential role in the Flyers' lineup.

Emil Andrae is up next, and Jim provides a detailed analysis of this short but mighty defenseman. From his skating ability to his leadership qualities, Andrae is a player to watch as he aims to secure a spot on the Flyers' roster.

We wrap up our Flyers segment with a discussion on the goaltending situation. Jim shares his thoughts on Sam Erson and Ivan Fedotov, and what we can expect from the Flyers' netminders this season.

In the second half of the episode, we welcome RJ Eskanos from Emerald City Hockey to talk about the Seattle Kraken's prospects. RJ provides insights on Ville Ottavainen, Jagger Firkus, and Berkly Catton, highlighting their performances in recent tournaments and what the future holds for these young players.

We also discuss the Kraken's goaltending prospect, Niklas Kokko, and his impressive performance in the rookie showcase tournament. RJ compares Kokko's style to that of Antti Niemi and shares his thoughts on the Kraken's goaltending depth.

Finally, we touch on other Kraken prospects like Jani Nyman and Lukas Dragicevic, and what we can expect from them in the coming years.

Don't miss this episode filled with in-depth analysis, expert insights, and all the latest updates on the Flyers and Kraken prospects. Subscribe and set alerts for future episodes to stay in the loop!

In this episode of Dobber Prospects Report, co-hosts Victor Nuño and Peter Harding dive into high potential fantasy hockey prospects. They discuss a variety of players, analyzing their draft rankings, NHL readiness, and fantasy value.

Topics include Carter Yakemchuk's strong scoring and physicality, Zayne Parekh's offensive-prowess, Bradley Nadeau's immediate impact potential, and Berkly Catton's scoring upside.

The hosts also cover prospects like Brad Lambert, Lane Hutson, Scott Morrow, Cole Eiserman, and Sean Behrens, offering detailed insights on their strengths, weaknesses, and future roles in the NHL.

The episode is sponsored by The Hockey Podcast Network, DraftKings, Manscaped, and Fantrax.

00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Banter

01:52 Fantasy Hockey Insights: Players to Watch

02:43 Spotlight on Carter Yakemchuk

09:24 Zayne Parekh: Rising Star

16:06 Bradley Nadeau: A Promising Prospect

23:28 Berkly Catton: Offensive Dynamo

27:15 Brad Lambert: A Controversial Talent

31:05 Reevaluating Brad Lambert

32:50 Lane Hudson: Fantasy vs. Real Life

40:16 Scott Morrow's NHL Potential

45:34 Cole Eiserman: Goal Scoring Upside

49:54 Sean Behren's Defensive Growth

55:43 Matt Savoie's Uncertain Future

01:01:31 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts

Join Victor Nuño and Peter Harling in Dobber Prospects Report #72 as they discuss the top NHL prospects and their potential fantasy value.

In this episode, they dissect players like Dmitry Simashev, Matthew Wood, and Oliver Moore, analyzing their real-life potential versus their fantasy prospects.

Additionally, the hosts address the tragic passing of Johnny and Matty Gaudreau.

Present by the Hockey Podcast Network, this episode is essential for fantasy hockey enthusiasts gearing up for the season.

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00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Greetings

00:13 Excitement for the Upcoming Hockey Season

00:36 Discussion on Draft Guides and Fantasy Hockey Resources

02:50 Top 100 Affiliated Prospects Overview

03:56 Condolences and Tribute to Matt and Johnny Goudreau

05:25 Analyzing Top Prospects: Dmitry Simishev

10:25 Analyzing Top Prospects: Stein Solberg

15:13 Analyzing Top Prospects: David Reinbacher

21:08 Analyzing Top Prospects: Matthew Wood

25:52 Matthew Wood's Potential in Minnesota

26:39 Analyzing Oliver Moore's NHL Prospects

29:30 Leon Bichel: A Physical Defenseman

34:04 Konsta Helenius: High Floor, Low Ceiling?

39:37 Ben Danford: A Long-Term Investment

43:56 Anton Salayev: The Russian Unicorn

Welcome to Dubber Prospects Report, Episode 70! Your hosts Victor Nuño and Peter Harling are joined by show producer, James Iacovone, as they dive deep into the latest in the world of hockey prospects. This episode is packed with insights and analysis on some of the most promising young talents in the game.

The hosts dive right into the action, starting with the organizational rankings of hockey prospects. This episode covers teams ranked ten through six, offering a detailed look at the future stars of the NHL.

The discussion begins with the Detroit Red Wings, highlighting top prospects like Dmitry Buchelnikov and Carter Mazur. The hosts analyze their potential, strengths, and areas for improvement, providing valuable insights for fantasy hockey enthusiasts.

The episode then shifts to Utah Hockey Club. Logan Cooley, Dylan Guenther, and other top prospects are discussed in detail, with a focus on their potential impact in the NHL.

Next up are the Philadelphia Flyers, where James shares his expert knowledge on Matvei Michkov, Tyson Foerster, Bobby Brink, and more. The conversation delves into the Flyers' prospect pool, offering a comprehensive analysis of the team's future.

The Buffalo Sabres are also featured, with a focus on their promising young talents like Zach Benson, Devin Levi, and Isaac Rosen. The hosts provide a balanced perspective on the strengths and weaknesses of these prospects, helping listeners make informed decisions for their fantasy teams.

Finally, the San Jose Sharks are discussed, with a spotlight on prospects like Thomas Bordeleau, Luca Cagnoni, and more. Victor shares his firsthand observations from the Sharks' development camp, adding a unique layer of insight to the analysis.

Don't miss this episode filled with expert analysis, behind-the-scenes stories, and all the latest news surrounding the NHL's top prospects. Subscribe and set alerts for future episodes to stay in the loop!

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00:01:36 " Dubber Prospects Report is a member of the Hockey podcast network

00:03:34 " We're going to start with the Detroit Red Wings at number ten

00:08:46 " We ranked Carter Mazer 9th best prospect in the Detroit Wings system

00:13:32 " The Utah Yeti have the 9th ranked prospect pool in the NHL

00:19:19 " Victor Drummond: I think Lamarou is going to play in the NHL

00:25:23 " Philadelphia Flyers are the 8th best ranked prospect pool according to Darbor prospects

00:27:34 " James Dabber is high on Flyers prospect Bobby Brinks

00:32:11 " I want to talk a little bit about Brink. I like everything you said about him

00:37:02 " Next up is Massimo Rizzo from Denver. He's their 8th ranked prospect

00:41:22 " Alexei Kolasov is the Flyers 11th ranked goalie prospect

00:46:59 " James: Are you motivated to make a trade with uncertainty surrounding Kolosov

00:48:55 " The Buffalo Sabres have a bunch of undersized offensive wingers

00:54:12 " Maxim Strabak is widely available, 23% on fan track

00:57:01 " The San Jose Sharks were ranked sixth in our rankings of NHL prospects

01:04:15 " I don't think Portal O'Hero will be a superstar forward

01:04:53 " Luca Cagnoni is an undersized offensive defenseman with huge upside

01:09:59 " James Borderlo: Overall, I like these Philadelphia Flyers prospects

In this episode of Dobber Prospects Report, hosts Victor Nuño and Peter Harling dive deep into the World Junior Summer Showcase, discussing standout performances, potential team selections, and the thrilling prospects for the upcoming season.

The conversation kicks off with a detailed look at key players from Canada and the USA who made significant impressions during the showcase.

Victor and Peter are joined by special guest Steve Ellis from the Daily Faceoff, who shares his expert insights on players like Berkley Catton, Malcolm Spence, Ryan Leonard, and Quentin Musty. They discuss the potential impact of these players on their respective teams and the exciting dynamics they bring to the ice.

The episode also features a rapid-fire segment where the hosts predict which players will make the final rosters for Canada and the USA, providing a thrilling and speculative look at the upcoming World Junior Championships.

Don't miss this episode filled with expert analysis, behind-the-scenes stories, and all the latest news surrounding the World Junior Summer Showcase and the NHL. Tune in to stay ahead of the game and get ready for an exhilarating hockey season!

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