Prospect Stats as of 12-06-09

by Tomorrows Blues on Dec 6, 2009 9:00 AM CST in Game Time Prospect Department Comment 8 comments

Compiled by Brian Weidler, "Game Time" Prospect Department

ST. LOUIS BLUES 2009-10 PROSPECT STATS as of 06 December 2009

Lines with GREY backgrounds denote players above "prospect age" of 25 years.

##	FORWARDS	Ps/Sh	Ht	Wt	Birthdate	Birthplace	2008-09 Club(s)	League	GP	G	A	Pts	+/-	PIM	PP	SH	GW
3 (78) '09	ANDRONOV, Sergei	RW/L	6-00	183	07-19-89	Moscow, RUS	Lada Togliatti	KHL	31	5	5	10	- 4	18	1	0	2
Trade '07	BARRIBALL, Jay	C/L	5-09	165	05-27-87	Prior Lake, MN	Minnesota	WCHA	5	2	2	4	+ 3	10	0	0	0
F/A '09	CRACKNELL, Adam	RW/R	6-03	215	07-15-85	Prince Albert, SK	Peoria	AHL	24	3	9	12	+ 1	8	1	1	1
6 (171) '05	DRAZENOVIC, Nick	C/L	6-01	200	01-14-87	Prince George, BC	Peoria	AHL	22	8	9	17	- 3	16	2	0	0
1 (13) '07	ELLER, Lars	F/L	6-00	198	05-08-89	Rodovre, DMK	Peoria	AHL	19	4	14	18	0	18	0	0	1
4 (100) '07	ERSTAD, Travis	F/R	6-04	185	11-09-88	Madison, WI	Wisconsin-Stevens Pt	NCAA Div III	9	3	5	8	...	32	2	0	0
2 (39) '07	HJALMARSSON, Simon	RW/R	5-11	170	02-01-89	Varnamo, SWE	Rögle BK	SEL	28	2	5	7	+ 1	8	0	0	0
2 (31) '06	KANA, Tomas	C/R	6-00	202	11-29-87	Opava, CZE	Alaska	ECHL	11	0	6	6	+ 2	10	0	0	0
3 (65) '08	LEHTERA, Jori	C/L	6-02	191	12-23-87	Helsinki, FIN	Tappara	SML	25	8	23	31	+ 9	18	3	1	0
3 (70) '08	LIVINGSTON, James	RW/R	6-02	213	03-08-90	Halifax, NS	Sault Ste. Marie	OHL	25	11	8	19	+ 5	24	5	0	3
2 (33) '08	McRAE, Philip	C/L	6-03	191	03-15-90	Apple Valley, MN	London	OHL	27	8	20	28	+ 3	41	2	1	3
6 (155) '08	NIGRO, Anthony	C/L	6-00	189	01-11-90	Woodbridge, ON	Ottawa	OHL	23	7	17	24	- 3	10	4	0	1
7 (190) '07	NILL, Trevor	C/R	6-01	180	04-11-89	Detroit, MI	Michigan State	CCHA	8	0	0	0	0	8	0	0	0
2 (44) '07	PALUSHAJ, Aaron	RW/R	6-00	185	09-07-89	Livonia, MI	Peoria	AHL	23	2	9	11	0	4	1	0	0
6 (160) '07	PELUSO, Anthony	RW/R	6-04	235	04-18-89	King City, ON	Peoria	AHL	11	1	0	1	- 1	43	0	0	0
F/A '07	PORTER, Chris	LW/L	6-01	205	05-29-84	Thunder Bay, ON	Peoria	AHL	24	7	6	13	+ 2	19	0	1	1
5 (156) '05	REAVES, Ryan	RW/R	6-02	200	01-20-87	Winnipeg, MB	Peoria	AHL	24	3	3	6	- 9	76	0	0	0
5 (124) '06	SACKRISON, Andrew	F/L	6-01	200	11-12-87	St. Louis Park, MN	Minnesota State	WCHA	11	2	2	4	- 1	4	0	0	0
4 (87) '08	SCHULTZ, Ian	RW/R	6-02	200	02-04-90	Calgary, AB	Calgary	WHL	30	11	13	24	+ 3	68	4	1	1
4 (108) '09	SHATTOCK, Tyler	RW/R	6-03	190	02-03-90	Salmon Arm, BC	Kamloops	WHL	29	16	19	35	+ 1	42	5	0	4
3 (85) '07	SONNE, Brett	C/L	6-00	187	05-16-89	Maple Ridge, BC	Peoria	AHL	21	2	3	5	-12	10	2	0	0
Trade '06	STASTNY, Yan	C/L	5-10	195	09-30-82	Quebec, QC	Peoria	AHL	20	6	8	14	- 2	8	3	0	1
F/A '07	TALBOT, Julian	C/L	6-00	185	03-24-85	Wahnapitae, ON	Peoria	AHL	22	4	5	9	- 5	12	2	0	0
7 (202) '09	TARDY, Max	C/R	6-00	188	10-27-90	Duluth, MN	Tri-City	USHL	19	6	8	14	- 3	20	4	0	1
##	DEFENSEMEN	Ps/Sh	Ht	Wt	Birthdate	Birthplace	2008-09 Club(s)	League	GP	G	A	Pts	+/-	PIM	PP	SH	GW
F/A '09	BELL, Brendan	D/L	6-01	205	03-21-83	Ottawa, ON	Peoria	AHL	21	4	13	17	- 6	26	4	0	1
5 (125) '08	BERGLUND, Kristofer	D/L	5-10	180	11-09-88	Umea, SWE	Luleå HF	SEL	28	2	6	8	- 7	12	1	0	0
1 (18) '07	COLE, Ian	D/L	6-01	211	01-18-89	Ann Arbor, MI	Notre Dame	CCHA	17	1	8	9	- 4	33	0	0	1
F/A '08	CUNDARI, Mark	D/L	5-10	200	04-23-90	Toronto, ON	Windsor	OHL	28	3	24	27	+31	70	0	0	1
4 (96) '07	FAIRCHILD, Cade	D/L	5-10	190	01-15-89	Duluth, MN	Minnesota	WCHA	15	0	6	6	- 6	16	0	0	0
Trade '08	FAST, T.J.	D/L	6-01	190	09-02-87	Calgary, AB	Alaska	ECHL	9	2	1	3	- 4	8	0	0	1
7 (184) '06	HELLSTRÖM, Alex	D/R	6-02	207	04-17-87	Falun, SWE	Luleå HF	SEL	18	0	1	1	- 8	38	0	0	0
3 (64) '06	JUNLAND, Jonas	D/L	6-02	200	11-15-87	Linköping, SWE	Peoria	AHL	24	6	14	20	+ 7	18	4	0	1
1 (4) '08	PIETRANGELO, Alex	D/R	6-03	206	01-18-90	King City, ON	St. Louis	NHL	9	1	1	2	- 9	6	0	0	0
4 (48) '09	PONICH, Brett	D/L	6-06	205	02-22-91	Edmonton, AB	Portland	WHL	29	1	9	10	0	36	0	0	0
Trade '08	RICHMOND, Danny	D/L	6-00	192	08-01-84	Chicago, IL	Peoria	AHL	21	1	8	9	- 4	79	1	0	0
1 (17) '09	RUNDBLAD, David	D/R	6-02	190	10-08-90	Lycksele, SWE	Skellefteå AIK	SEL	25	0	2	2	- 2	8	0	0	0
6 (168) '09	SHIELDS, David	D/R	6-03	216	01-27-91	Rochester, NY	Erie	OHL	29	4	6	10	- 7	16	4	0	0
F/A '08	STRACHAN, Tyson	D/R	6-03	225	10-20-84	Melfort, SK	Peoria	AHL	11	0	3	3	+ 1	24	0	0	0
4 (94) '06	TUREK, Ryan	D/R	6-00	185	09-22-87	Southfield, MI	Alaska	ECHL	18	1	2	3	+11	26	0	0	1
F/A '07	WAGNER, Steve	D/L	6-02	200	03-06-84	Grand Rapids, MN	Peoria	AHL	22	1	4	5	-12	6	0	0	1
4 (95) '08	WARSOFSKY, David	D/L	5-08	170	05-30-90	Weymouth, MA	Boston University	HEA	11	4	4	8	+ 3	28	0	2	0

Drafted	GOALTENDERS	Ps/Ct	Ht	Wt	Birthdate	Birthplace	2009-10 Club(s)	League	GP	Mins	GA	SO	GAA	W	L	OL	Shts	Sv %
2 (34) '08	ALLEN, Jake	G/L	6-02	175	08-07-90	Fredericton, NB	Montreal	QMJHL	20	1061	48	1	2.71	9	10	0	544	0.912
4 (106) '06	BERRA, Reto	G/L	6-04	189	01-03-87	Bulach, SUI	EHC Biel	NL-A	8	...	...	..	3.30	..	..	..	...	...
3 (85) '05	BISHOP, Ben	G/L	6-05	205	11-21-86	Denver, CO	Peoria	AHL	12	739	35	0	2.84	7	4	1	334	0.895
7 (185) '08	KARPOWICH, Paul	G/L	6-03	185	10-25-88	Thunder Bay, ON	Clarkson	ECAC	11	641	38	0	3.56	3	6	2	375	0.899
Trade	TOIVONEN, Hannu	G/L	6-02	200	05-18-84	Kalvola, FIN	Peoria	AHL	12	729	36	0	2.96	5	6	1	357	0.899

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Looks like . . .

Cundari’s dominating the OHL again. Not bad from the little big man.

Shattock once again proves that people named Tyler are superior to all beings. Geez, 35 points in 29 games in the WHL? Yikes.

And I know Finland is much different from the AHL, much less the NHL . . . but it’s nice to see Lehtera dominating their league.

One day, David Backes and Albert Pujols will combine forces to become the most awesome piece of violent force known to man.

by Donut King on Dec 6, 2009 9:17 AM CST reply actions

As always, Brian:

You da man!

Let's go Blues!!!

by Milo. on Dec 6, 2009 9:34 AM CST reply actions

Thanks, Brian…GREAT stuff! Milo nailed it!

aka billy pilgrim, time and space traveller

by Ackermania on Dec 6, 2009 1:08 PM CST reply actions

What the hell's happened to Sonne?

Is the team just really shitty?

by Rich of GASL on Dec 6, 2009 11:33 PM CST reply actions

Difference between the WHL and the AHL

That, and Sonne just underperorming

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by Novacain on Dec 7, 2009 2:20 AM CST up reply actions

Big thank you to Brian

I’ve been trying to keep up with stats via Hockeydb, but being on dial-up makes it a real pain in the ass. Thanks for putting it all in the same place!

Thoughts:

Tyler Shattock’s numbers really jump out at me (according to the db, he had another game with 2 assists, possibly tonight, to up it to 37 points in 30). Even more so, while the +2 might not look impressive, it becomes more impressive when the majority of the team is around -10. Just be cautious, Sonne dominated the league last year, and look what he’s doing in Peoria

Sergei Andronov’s 10 points is a lot more impressive in the Russian League then it would be otherwise. He’s 4th on his team in scoring, and 2 of the ones beating him are 29.

Simon Hjalmarsson’s totals have been kinda iffy, but he is in a better league then last year, and is one of only 2 players to have a plus on his team team. I’m assuming he’ll be coming to the US next year, right?

James Livingston’s jump in terms of production is worth noting. Last year he had 37 points in 66 games, and, worst of all, a -26 (though, to be fair, everyones plus minus sucked for that team. One dude had a -43). This year he’s a +7 (and this is still a generally minus team), along with his 20 points in 26 games.

I’m not sure how hyped I should be about Mark Cundari’s numbers. He is playing with Taylor Hall, and his team is completely dominant and nobody to be fucked with, so it makes you wonder how much of it is him. Then again, he DOES have the highest plus/minus on the team, including Hall.

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by Novacain on Dec 7, 2009 3:02 AM CST reply actions

Bishop is the next in line?

Not sure those numbers get it done. I haven’t seen any of the Peoria games but last year Legace’s save percentage was much better than bishops and this year it looks like a dead heat with Toivenen, and nether has stellar numbers. too soon to write either gaolies off, but they each appear to have a ways to go.

by sctlaw on Dec 7, 2009 12:59 PM CST reply actions

Both Bishop and Toivonen are placeholders, IMO...

Until Jake Allen is ready. Allen will probably be in the AHL next year, or the year after that for sure… and Karpowich, though his numbers aren’t impressive, has looked very solid at both Pro Orientation Camps where I’ve seen him.

I would not be surprised if the Blues drafted another goalie this year, late rounds, probably a European.

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by Tomorrows Blues on Dec 8, 2009 4:34 PM CST up reply actions