Reid Duke has been on the radar all season long, first on the “watch list” and then ranked in the top 100 North American Skaters at the mid-term rankings in January. Duke winds up ranked 137th among North American Skaters heading into the draft. The 18-year old native of Calgary put up solid numbers with 15G, 25A for 40 points in 62 games which was good for 3rd in team scoring.
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Hurricanes listed player Chase Phelps is 163rd among North American Skaters. Phelps finished the year with 51 points in 39 games for Shattuck-St. Mary’s. He also played for Team USA at the U-18 Ivan Hlinka Memorial tournament last August where the Americans claimed the Silver medal.
The 2014 NHL Entry Draft will be held June 27-28th at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The complete final rankings list can be found at www.nhl.co.
(From Esther Madziya, Hurricanes Media Relations)
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Pat
I guess all we can do is wonder where Duke may have been drafted if he played for say the Hitmen. I will just venture a guess that he would have at least cracked the top 60, instead of an obscure and insignificant #137.
ReplyDeleteIF, and this is a huge IF, this team returns next year with it's current management structure, no way in h@ll would I let my kid come here to play for the Canes. No way, no how!
canesrock
So if you had a kid he would have no say in this. You would just tell him what to do. Nice going DAD love you
DeleteI would raise my child to be smart enough to make this simple decision to not want to come this gong show on his/her own merit.
Deletecanesrock
But you said and I quote " no way in h@ll would I let my kid come here to play for the Canes . No way no how "
Deletenow you say you " would raise my child to be smart enough to make this simple decision "
Which way would it be ? It can't be both--they are opposites .