Forward Prospect Statistics as of Mar. 07, 2010

by Tomorrows Blues on Mar 7, 2010 11:15 AM CST in Game Time Prospect Department

Compiled by Brian Weidler, "Game Time" Prospect Department

St. Louis Game Time PROSPECT SUNDAYS

2007 first-round pick (12th overall) Lars Eller leads the pack among Blues' forward prospects for the first week of March 2010.

In three games this week, Peoria posted a 2-1-0 mark and scored seven goals as a team. Eller had two of them, against Grand Rapids on Mar. 4 and against Lake Erie on Mar. 6. The Rodovre, Denmark native also added three assists to rack up a total of five points for the week.

Out in the wild, wild West, teammates Tyler Shattock and Ian Schultz of the Calgary Hitmen combined for eight points in three games during which the Hitmen outscored their opponents 13-0. Schultz notched a pair, including a power-play tally in a 5-0 whitewashing of Prince Albert on Mar. 2, and Shattock also scored with the man advantage in the same game. Last night, Shattock chipped in three helpers (two on power-play goals) to help lead Calgary to a 6-0 win over Kootenay.

Calgary has four games left in the regular season, and the chances are good that both 20-year-olds, will find their way to Peoria this season if the Hitmen make an early exit from the WHL playoffs. Schultz and Shattock both should be locks for the Rivermen roster in 2010-11.

Across the pond, Simon Hjalmarsson was a point-per-game player for the week, with two goals and an assist in three games for Rögle BK of the Swedish Elite League. One of Hjalmarsson's tallies was a power-play goal on Mar. 6 against Frölunda HC in a 7-3 win for Rögle BK. Hjalmarsson, at age 21, is eligible to play in the AHL next season, but has one season remaining on his Swedish contract.

Newly-acquired young power forward Pierre-Cedric Labrie hasn't scored often this season -- just five goals total so far -- but when he does score, his goals have been big... especially here in the last two weeks. On Feb. 25 at Houston, Labrie tallied the game-winning goal at 16:37 of the third period in a 3-2 win by Manitoba over the Aeros, and on Mar. 2, Labrie's goal at 11:23 of the second period was the game-winner as the Moose took a 3-1 decision from the Worcester Sharks in Winnipeg.

Your Game Time weekly prospect statistics update after the jump...

ST. LOUIS BLUES 2009-10 PROSPECT STATS as of 07 March 2010 -- FORWARDS

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

Lines with BLUE backgrounds indicate statistics for players in the NHL at any point in the 2009-10 season.

Acq'd	Player	Ps/Sh	Ht	Wt	Birthdate	Birthplace	2009-10 Club/Lea	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)	34	5	8	13	- 5	20	1	0	2
							CSKA Moscow (KHL)	18	5	4	9	+ 2	6	2	0	1
							*KHL Totals*	52	10	12	22	- 3	26	3	0	3
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)	62	11	16	27	- 4	34	1	2	2
6 (171) '05	DRAZENOVIC, Nick	C/L	6-01	200	01-14-87	Prince George, BC	Peoria (AHL)	50	16	17	33	- 7	35	8	0	0
1 (13) '07	ELLER, Lars	F/L	6-00	198	05-08-89	Rodovre, DMK	St. Louis (NHL)	5	1	0	1	+ 1	4	1	0	0
							Peoria (AHL)	54	11	30	41	- 4	56	3	0	2
4 (100) '07	ERSTAD, Travis	F/R	6-04	185	11-09-88	Madison, WI	WI-Stevens Pt (NCHA)	23	5	10	15	...	61	2	0	2
2 (39) '07	HJALMARSSON, Simon	RW/R	5-11	170	02-01-89	Varnamo, SWE	Rögle BK (SEL)	50	10	8	18	- 7	14	3	0	1
Trade '10	LABRIE, Pierre-Cedric	LW/R	6-02	212	12-06-86	Baie-Comeau, QC	Manitoba (AHL)	45	5	1	6	-13	69	0	0	2
							Peoria (AHL)	1	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0
							*AHL Totals*	46	5	1	6	-13	71	0	0	2
3 (65) '08	LEHTERA, Jori	C/L	6-02	191	12-23-87	Helsinki, FIN	Tappara (SML)	51	19	40	59	+ 4	54	8	1	1
3 (70) '08	LIVINGSTON, James	RW/R	6-02	213	03-08-90	Halifax, NS	Sault Ste. Marie (OHL)	36	14	12	26	+12	47	6	0	3
							Plymouth (OHL)	21	2	6	8	+ 2	58	0	0	0
							*OHL Totals*	57	16	18	34	+14	104	6	0	3
8 (154) '06	McCOLLEM, Matt	LW/L	6-00	190	05-06-88	Somerville, MA	Harvard (ECAC)	6	1	1	2	+ 2	0	0	0	0
2 (33) '08	McRAE, Philip	C/L	6-03	191	03-15-90	Apple Valley, MN	London (OHL)	33	11	26	37	+ 4	43	4	1	4
							Plymouth (OHL)	19	5	9	14	- 1	21	1	0	1
							*OHL Totals*	52	16	35	51	+ 3	64	5	1	5
							USA (U20 WJ)	6	1	4	5	0	2	1	0	0
6 (155) '08	NIGRO, Anthony	C/L	6-00	189	01-11-90	Woodbridge, ON	Ottawa (OHL)	58	16	44	60	+15	43	6	0	2
7 (190) '07	NILL, Trevor	C/R	6-01	180	04-11-89	Detroit, MI	Michigan State (CCHA)	24	2	7	9	+ 6	10	0	0	0
Trade '09	PELLETIER, Pascal	RW/L	5-11	197	06-16-83	Labrador City, NL	Syracuse (AHL)	25	3	13	16	- 7	23	1	0	0
							Peoria (AHL)	37	8	15	23	0	21	2	0	3
							*AHL Totals*	62	11	28	39	- 7	44	3	0	3
6 (160) '07	PELUSO, Anthony	RW/R	6-04	235	04-18-89	King City, ON	Peoria (AHL)	22	1	1	2	- 2	57	0	0	0
							Alaska (ECHL)	16	1	4	5	+ 2	40	0	0	0
F/A '07	PORTER, Chris	LW/L	6-01	205	05-29-84	Thunder Bay, ON	Peoria (AHL)	62	10	12	22	- 7	43	0	1	3
5 (156) '05	REAVES, Ryan	RW/R	6-02	200	01-20-87	Winnipeg, MB	Peoria (AHL)	58	3	6	9	-13	139	0	0	0
5 (124) '06	SACKRISON, Andrew	F/L	6-01	200	11-12-87	St. Louis Park, MN	Minn. State (WCHA)	19	2	2	4	- 4	4	0	0	0
4 (87) '08	SCHULTZ, Ian	RW/R	6-02	200	02-04-90	Calgary, AB	Calgary (WHL)	66	22	29	51	+ 5	145	9	2	2
4 (108) '09	SHATTOCK, Tyler	RW/R	6-03	190	02-03-90	Salmon Arm, BC	Kamloops (WHL)	42	22	28	50	- 1	65	8	0	5
							Calgary (WHL)	26	6	17	23	+ 3	20	3	2	1
							*WHL Totals*	68	28	45	73	+ 2	85	11	2	6
3 (85) '07	SONNE, Brett	C/L	6-00	187	05-16-89	Maple Ridge, BC	Peoria (AHL)	59	9	6	15	- 9	24	4	0	1
F/A '07	TALBOT, Julian	C/L	6-00	185	03-24-85	Wahnapitae, ON	Peoria (AHL)	55	14	11	25	- 2	24	8	0	2
7 (202) '09	TARDY, Max	C/R	6-00	188	10-27-90	Duluth, MN	Tri-City (USHL)	43	11	21	32	- 7	26	8	0	2

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While watching

the Rivermen on the internet numerous times I get the feeling that Eller isn’t nearly as big as listed.
While I know this is common practice for some reason (there should be a law against this) how much smaller is he?
If he’s 5’10" and 185# I’d be shocked.

Hockey players wear numbers because you can't always identify the body with dental records.

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by luvhockey on Mar 7, 2010 3:45 PM CST reply actions