Dobber Prospects Radio

This is the first episode of a five part series that will review the DobberProspects Organizational Rankings  Victor and Peter start the count down to the top prospect pool in the NHL and talk a little about each team and some players that were ranked differently by each and why that may be. 32. Pittsburgh Penguins Samuel Poulin 4:30 31. Tampa Bay Lightning Niko Huuhtanen 10:14 30. New York Islanders Simon Holmstrom 15:28 29. Boston Bruins Georgii Merkulov 21:26 28. Washington Capitals Alex Suzdalev 26:30 27. Florida Panthers Aleksi Heponiemi 30:55 26. New York Rangers Bryce McConnel-Barker 35:33 25. Vegas Golden Knights Ivan Morozov 40:18 24. Colorado Avalanche Ben Meyers 45:27 23. Vancouver Canucks Jacob Truscott 51:13 22. Edmonton Oilers Dylan Holloway 59:03 On the next episode of the DRP show, the count down continues as we start at 21 and work our way down to the 16th ranked team and will start to talk about more than one player per team as the talent pools get deeper. If you enjoy the show follow us on

DobberProspects Report #5 looks in on prospects in the AHL with Jacob Stoller from The Hockey News Jacob joins the show to discuss some prominent rookies and prospects playing in the AHL having great seasons or standing out in the playoffs. We discuss their production in the AHL vs junior and try to project their NHL potential. We look at their opportunity, and style they play to try to predict what their fantasy value is or will be in the near future. Players discussed on this episode include: Joakim Kemell, Nashville Predators: 3:33 Graeme Clarke, New Jersey Devils: 6:54 William Eklund, San Jose Sharks: 11:30 Ryker Evans, Seattle Kracken: 18:07 David Jiricek, Columbus Blue Jackets: 25:37 Connor Zary, Calgary Flames: 29:34 Lukas Reichel, Chicago Blackhawks: 35:08 Jordan Spence, LA Kings: 39:50 Marco Rossi, Minnesota Wild: 44:53 Alexander Holtz, New Jersey Devils: 50:51 Thanks for listening to this episode of the DobberProspects Report For feedback on the show or to chat with us, follow us on Twitter: @dpr_sh

The NHL Draft lottery was won by The Chicago Blackhawks and Victor and Peter share their thoughts on what the fallout means.The road to the Memorial Cup continues and the CHL playoffs are down to the finals, Peter and Victor look in on each league to talk to you about some prospects whose fantasy stock has increased during the playoffs.Starting in the WHL where Seattle and Winnipeg, two powerhouse teams will faceoff.3:52 Brad Lambert (Winnipeg Jets) - Pete and Victor go Good Cop/Bad Cop with the good and the bad on Lambert.9:28 Jagger Firkus (Seattle Kraken) Little man with a big shot.12:49 Matthew Savoie (Buffalo Sabres) Dominating the WHL playoffs with two points per game.Moving on to the OHL, The London Knights defeated the Sarnia Sting and the Peterborough Petes Battled the North Bay Battalion.18:05 Kyle MacDonald (Dallas Stars) We missed him on the free agent episodes but have what you need to know about the Dallas Stars recent free agent acquisition.23:24 Ty Nelson (Seattle Kraken) Short, stalky power d

Welcome to the new and improved podcast. You are now listening to: DobberProspects Report Still the DPR show but with a new host and producer demands an upgrade in the show name. The Director of scouting for DobberProspects Sebastian High joins the show to talk about some of the prospects you need to know from the recent U18 World Championship. Victor and Peter talk to Sebastian about NHL 2023 Draft eligible prospects and a few long rand 2024 Draft prospects gunning for the first overall ranking. Players discussed include: Finland - Kasper Halttunen 3:07 Czechia - Eduard Sale 10:55 Slovakia - Dalibor Dvorsky 15:10 Canada - Macklin Celebrini 22:05 Canada - Matthew Wood 28:02 Canada - Colby Barlow 36:55 Sweden - Otto Stenberg 44:44 Sweden Axel Sandin-Pellikka 48:20 USA - Oliver Moore 54:26 USA - Ryan Leonard 58:58 USA - Gabe Perreault 1:05:02 USA - Will Smith 1:10:55 USA - Cole Eiserman 1:16:05 Thanks to this episodes special guest Sebastian High - @high_sebastian Follow the show at @DPR_Show and the hosts @Vic

On part two Peter and Victor continue talking prospects coming to your fantasy leagues via the NCAA. Players discussed on this episode: Parker Ford (WPG) 0:43 Devin Levi (BUF) 4:00 Ryan Tverberg (TOR) 8:28 Matthew Coronato (CAL) 11:40 Akito Hirose (VAN) 15:00 Ryan McAllister (FLA)18:11 Jason Polin (COL) 20:35 Yaniv Perets (CAR) 22:20 Cole McWard (COL) 25:07 This episode was produced by Evan Evan Sabourin @sabourin91 Enjoy the show, thanks for listening  

Major announcement time! The DPR show is going through a major overhaul and coming back better than ever. The podcast will be returning to a weekly episode release jammed packed with content focusing on deep dynasty leagues and lesser owned prospects and draft eligible players you need to know. The new show will welcome a new co-host in Victor Nuno. You know Victor from his other show, Fantasy Hockey Life and from DobberProspects. Victor and Peter will get help sounding good with the assistance of a new show producer in Evan Sabourin. And what will this new show be called? Excellent question, we will name the show following the final two part episode of the DPR show and want your help. Send podcast name suggestions to us on Twitter at: @DPR_show @pharling @VictorNuno12 @sabourin91 On with the show! On this episode Victor and Peter review several prospects that have recently signed their ELC and are making their NHL debuts or could be in the NHL in the next few years and what their fantasy relevance may be. Pl

Shane Wright has made the NHL with the Seattle Kraken, or has he? He has only played seven of Seattle's first 13 games and is playing less than ten minutes a game when he is dressed. If he is returned to his junior team, the Kingston Frontenacs it is safe to assume he would be traded to a contending team. This would help the Frontenacs with their intention to bid on the 2024 Memorial Cup. For more on that read my OHL Update article posted on DobberProspects. On this episode Peter looks at his top five suitors for a Shane Wright trade, Flint Firebirds, Windsor Spitfires, London Knights, Ottawa 67's and Peterborough Petes. Enjoy the show and thanks for listening!

Hockey is back! Peter talks about top prospects off to hot starts in the NHL, AHL, and NCAA.  Fantasy tips on prospects in the AHL and how waivers can pact their fantasy value. Shane Wright, is he heading back to the OHL? Leafs need move out some contracts to sign Matthew Knies or one of their goalie prospects to help out with injury relief. And a Scott Perunovich injury update. Its not looking good for Perunovich. Tweet at us what your favorite fantasy hockey draft guide/magazine is. How many do you buy? Which ones do you love/hate? Do you prefer pdf or print? Tweet to @dpr_show or to @pharling   Enjoy the show and thanks for listening

The McKeens Yearbook is a fantasy hockey must own for years running. Brock Otten the Director of Scouting for McKeens joins the show to review with Peter some of the articles included in this years magazine. The annual publication has some reoccurring features such as the Calder ranking, the Late, Late show and Fantasy Prospect rankings. Brock and Peter penned these articles and have a chat about some of the prospects that make the grade in their articles. You can own the print copy by purchasing online or be a subscriber to McKeens and download the magazine  here Prospects discussed on this episode include: Matty Beniers Owen Power Kent Johnson Mason McTavish Jack Quinn Marco Rossi Shane Wright Juraj Slafkovsky Vitali Kravtsov Jake Sanderson Andrey Kuzmenko Ben Meyers Nick Blankenburg Arber Xhekaj Enjoy the show and thanks for listening

Peter has ranked the 2022 NHL Draft class and guest Hadi Kalakeche joins this episode to breakdown the rankings. The rankings were determined by several factors: NHL actual draft position NHL team that drafted them Point projection, upside and ceiling Positional bias with emphasis on forwards Projection of multi-cat stats. Here are the rankings: 1. Shane Wright, SEA 2. Jurai Slafkovsky, MTL 3. Logan Cooley, ARI 4. Mattt Savoie, BUF 5. Cutter Gauthier, PHI 6. Frank Nazar, CHI 7. Joakim Kemell, NAS 8. Jon Lekkerimaki, VAN 9. Simon Nemec, NJ 10. Denton Mateychuk, CBJ 11. Connor Geekie, ARI 12. Marco Kasper, DET 13. David Jiricek, CBJ 14. Isaac Howard, TBL 15. Noah Ostlund, BUF 16. Pavel Mintyukov, ANA 17. Rutger McGoarty, WPG 18. Ivan Miroshnichenko, WAS 19. Jiri Kulich, BUF 20. Danila Yurov, MIN 21. Liam Ohgren, MIN 22. Jagger Firkus, SEA 23. Kevin Korchinski, CHI 24. Jimmy Snuggerud, STL 25. Filip Mesar, MTL 26. Gleb Trikozov, CAR 27. Brad Lambert, WPG 28. Lane Hutson, MTL 29. David Goyette, SEA 30. Nathan Gau

Russ Cohen return to the show, this time live from the NHL Draft in Montreal. Russ and Peter talk about the fantasy outlook on a few players selected, including: Jagger Firkus Lane Hutson Adam Ingram Lucas Edmonds Thanks again to Russ for the media credentials. Read the articles I provided for Russ on Sportsology Enjoy the show and thanks for listening.

Julie Robenhymer gives me a few minutes of her time live from the NHL Draft in Montreal. Julie is with EliteProspects and is based in the States so I asked her about some of the top players from the USNTDP. Logan Cooley, Cutter Gauthier and Lane Hutson. For more on USA players go back and listen to episode 121 with Pete Krupsky.   Enjoy the show and thanks for listening

Adam Kimelman from NHL.com and host of the NHL Draft Class podcast talks NHL Draft round one and Shane Wright, Juraj Slafkovsky, Simon Nemec, Isac Howard, and Maveric Lamoureux. For more outstanding content follow Adam Kimelman and subscribe to NHL Draft Class Enjoy the show and thanks for listening

Cam Robinson, former DobberProspects Managing Editor and current video scout with Elite Prospects talks with Peter after round one to review the big names in fantasy hockey, Shane Wright, Juraj Slafkovsky, Simon Nemec and more. Enjoy the show and thanks for listening

The most contentious prospects from the 2022 NHL Draft is Brad Lambert. Ranked anywhere from a top three to a do not draft over the course of the past few years leading into this draft what can we expect from this player? That is the question and what will his fantasy value be? Peter gives his take on that and then we hear from Brad Lambert following his selection at 30th overall by the Winnipeg Jets. Enjoy the show and thanks for listening

The Mckeens hockey director of scouting Brock Otten had a quick chat with Peter during the end of round one at the NHL daft. Listen to what Brock had to say

The 2022 NHL Draft coverage series kicks off with an episode talking Shane Wright. Peter recaps how the top four pick went down and how Wright fell to the fortunate Seattle Kraken at four. Hear from Shane Wright at his media availability that immediately followed his selection from Montreal.

Peter has released his top 32 draft ranking for the 2022 NHL Entry Draft and talks about each player he projects as a first round pick, and where they compare to the Gold Standard of Draft Rankings by TSN Analyst Bob McKenzie. You can find those rankings here Bob McKenzie Final Draft Rankings  Peter Harling Final Draft Rankings on NHL Trade Rumors  But first Peter watched a lot of the Memorial Cup and has some thoughts and updates on some of the top prospects from that tournament that stood out. William Dufour, Mason McTavish, Xavier Bourgault, Mavrik Bourque, Arber Xhekaj, Ryan Winterton, Logan Morrison and more! Off the top of the show Peter discusses the DobberProspects 2022 Fantasy Prospects Report. It is a must have for dynasty players and you can get a copy here    

Pete Krupsky is the voice of the USA National Team Development Program and he joins the show to talk about this years bumper crop of 2022 NHL Draft eligible prospects. The 2022 Draft overall may not be the best, but the NTDP crop offers plenty of depth, and is right there with the outstanding 2019 draft class that saw Jack Hughes, Alex Turcotte, Trevor Zegras, Matt Boldy, Spencer Knight, Cam York, and Cole Caufield all drafted in the first round. The NTDP has eight players ranked in the first round by host Peter Harling and Pete Krupsky gives us his scouting analysis and insights on the following players; Logan Cooley, Frank Nazar, Isaac Howard, Cutter Gauthier, Rutger McGroarty, Jimmy Snuggerud, Lane Hutson, and Ryan Chesley. I can't thank Pete enough for his time and insight, it was a real pleasure talking hockey with him about such a dynamic group of players that all have fantasy upside you want to know about. Follow Pete on Twitter: Pete Krupsky Check out his Youtube Page: Pete Krupsky Here is the Youtube

Kingston Frontenacs TV Host Allan Etmanski joins Peter to talk about the Kingston Frontenacs star players. Shane Wright headlines the episode as the top prospect available for the 2022 NHL Entry Draft coming up in Montreal. Montreal will host the draft and owns the first overall selection. Shane Wright has been the top ranked player from the start of the season but had a season of scrutiny and some have him losing the first overall ranking. Peter and Allan saw plenty of Shane Wright in his two seasons of OHL hockey and share their thoughts on his play this season, his NHL and fantasy upside and the comparisons to Patrice Bergeron as well as what he and Sidney Crosby have in common. Other Frontenac players bound for the Draft discussed include Paul Ludwinski who had a breakout playoff. His performance in the two rounds the Fronts played in has moved him into Peters second round rankings. Lucas Edmonds had a breakout season for the ages as a 20-year-old rookie/over age player that is still draft eligible. Edmon