On va chercher un autre 1er choix...

On envoit Savtos (2.8 M) a Ottawa pour enfin régler notre masse...

maintenant nos RW Hossa Stempniak Radulov Ouellett (RW)

* On va chercher (2e Toronto (28e Total = 1er Choix NHL)

et aussi 3e Ducks (51e)

et un joueur qu'on aime bien Kendall McArdle, 1er choix des Panthers 2005... on espère qu'il va se développer comme promis

Un beau petit bonhomme

Pour ceux qui ne le connaisse pas....

Kenndal McArdle


Prospect Grade: 7.0 C [url=/playerprojections/](About Prospect Grades)[/url]


Profile Contributed By: HF Staff
History



2004-05: The hardworking Vancouver native quickly became
accustomed to life in small town Saskatchewan, which translated to on-ice
success. The 5’11 winger quickly became a fan favorite for the Warriors his
effort, as well as his off-ice character, which was embraced by the locals in
Moose Jaw. Of course being the team’s leading scorer with 74 points certainly
helped.
McArdle assumed a leadership role inside the Warriors
dressing room, especially after the club made a head coaching change after their
monumentally horrid start to the season. Accepting some of the blame for the
firing of his coach, McArdle spurred on the troops and led them out of the
cellar at Christmas and into a playoff spot by the end of the year.
McArdle’s 74 points represented a sharp increase in his
production over the previous year when he totaled just 16 points in 54 games.
The CHL’s Top Prospect game was a notable highlight for McArdle and he quickly
noticed an increase in attention from pro scouts after his performance. The
extremely likeable forward earned the respect of his coach and his peers. He was
one of 44 players invited to the Canadian Junior Development Camp.
2005-06: Averaged nearly a point per game with a total of 71
(28 goals, 43 assists) in 72 games with the Warriors. He finished fourth on his
team in scoring, and led his team in penalty minutes with 135. He had 6 goals,
10 assists and a total 43 penalty minutes in 22 postseason games.
2006-07: McArdle began the season with Moose Jaw where he
played a total 26 games and tallied 20 points before he was traded to the
Vancouver Giants (WHL) in late November. He totaled 22 points and 54 penalty
minutes in 37 games with the Giants.
December 2005
feature on McArdle.

Talent Analysis



Scout #1: He’s a classy kid. I admired the way he played
last year, I thought he played hard all the time he was on the ice. I didn’t
realize the level of skill he has, but he’s a good skater and he showed he could
score. By the end of the year I had gotten to really like him. He has good
toughness to him too.
Scout #2: If he were on a really good hockey club you
wouldn’t have any doubts talking about him in the top 15 in the draft. He’s a
great skater and has great hockey sense and shows up to play every night. You
might consider him a bit small for a winger but he’s got powerful legs and he
makes things happen whenever he’s on the ice.