Post by Anaheim GM on Mar 15, 2017 14:34:50 GMT -5
Here are a list of the Anaheim Ducks available players and prospects:
Prospects:
Anton Karlsson (W)- Drafted in the third round by the Arizona organization, Anton continues to improve in huge ways playing in the Swedish Elite League. He had an amazing 2016 camp for the Desert Dogs and is as gifted in the offensive zone as he is playing the game defensively. He fits the mold perfectly of what Dave Tippett wants out of a forward, however, the real question is whether or not he will make the jump to the US. Most pundits say yes and when he does he may not leave. If you are looking for a real nice role playing prospect with an awful lot of upside, good size, and tremendous speed, he could be a bargain for you. Looking for a 3rd round pick in the 2017, 2018, or 2019 draft in return. Anton could be over here as early as next season. Serious inquiries, please.
Matt Buckles (F)- Drafted in the fourth round by the Florida Panthers, Matt took a huge step forward playing for the nationally ranked Cornell University Big Red. Contributing at key times throughout the year, Matt shows he has the work ethic, leadership, and drive to make it into the next level. Most likely a role player moving forward, Matt has shown he has offensive prowess as well and looks to be entering professional hockey next season as he finished up his senior year at Cornell. Looking for a mid round pick to a team who needs to have a smart, well groomed prospect who can fill in the middle of the lineup.
Ryan MacInnis (F)- Drafted in the second round by the Arizona Coyotes, the Anaheim Ducks of the NsHL took him 37th overall in the 2014 NsHL Entry Draft. Son of former defenseman Al MacInnis, the young forward has an incredible pedigree. Although his Tuscon team (AHL) were pretty bad all season long, Ryan showed he can hang in there with the best of them. The deadline trade that sent Martin Hanzal out of Arizona signaled they may be comfortable with Ryan moving forward as the kid has the size and defensive responsibility to fill that shutdown role. At 6'4'', Ryan is a year or two away from having the size to compete, however, will continue to cut his teeth and improve all aspects of his game. He has an incredibly high ceiling, although in Anaheim he may end up being in a numbers game with the maturation of players like Robby Fabbri, Teuvo Teravainen, and others. This would be a good opportunity for a team to spend a 2nd round pick (and, perhaps some minor fluff) and get a top pedigree prospect who is 3 years more ready to play than the ones we will draft in 2017. Serious inquirers only.
Minor League Depth Players:
Matt Mackenzie (D)-59 OV- Originally drafted in the 3rd round, Matt is certainly on the path of a late bloomer. He has shown improvement lately and could be a very cheap way of adding a player who could be a homerun in a few years. We are looking for any pick in any year for Matt and ultimately just want a good home for him. With every defensemen on the AsHL team scheduled to come back next year, it is a numbers game here in Louisville for Matt, unfortunately.
Cedrick Desjardins (G)-72OV- Solid, veteran depth goaltender who can help your AsHL team achieve the next level of success. If you need a solid backup for a playoff run in the AsHL and want to win a Calder Cup, this guy has helped get the Louisville Thunder to the Western Conference Finals in each of the last two years. He is proven and he is good. Best pick gets him in any year.
Blake Parlett (D)-64OV- Blake is a solid veteran blueliner who gives any playoff contender in the AsHL a valuable added depth piece for a post-season run. He has all the right numbers in all of the right places and any pick in any year will get him some added playing time within another organization. Everyone wins. Blake will be retiring from the NsHL/AsHL at the end of the year.
Julien Brouillette-(D)- Julien is a decent depth veteran blueliner who can fill in if you have injuries. Nothing unreasonable will be rejected with any offer presented.
If you would like to discuss any of these players or another opportunity, please do not hesitate to contact me via ICQ (#65089562) or email: makopsack@yahoo.com.
Prospects:
Anton Karlsson (W)- Drafted in the third round by the Arizona organization, Anton continues to improve in huge ways playing in the Swedish Elite League. He had an amazing 2016 camp for the Desert Dogs and is as gifted in the offensive zone as he is playing the game defensively. He fits the mold perfectly of what Dave Tippett wants out of a forward, however, the real question is whether or not he will make the jump to the US. Most pundits say yes and when he does he may not leave. If you are looking for a real nice role playing prospect with an awful lot of upside, good size, and tremendous speed, he could be a bargain for you. Looking for a 3rd round pick in the 2017, 2018, or 2019 draft in return. Anton could be over here as early as next season. Serious inquiries, please.
Matt Buckles (F)- Drafted in the fourth round by the Florida Panthers, Matt took a huge step forward playing for the nationally ranked Cornell University Big Red. Contributing at key times throughout the year, Matt shows he has the work ethic, leadership, and drive to make it into the next level. Most likely a role player moving forward, Matt has shown he has offensive prowess as well and looks to be entering professional hockey next season as he finished up his senior year at Cornell. Looking for a mid round pick to a team who needs to have a smart, well groomed prospect who can fill in the middle of the lineup.
Ryan MacInnis (F)- Drafted in the second round by the Arizona Coyotes, the Anaheim Ducks of the NsHL took him 37th overall in the 2014 NsHL Entry Draft. Son of former defenseman Al MacInnis, the young forward has an incredible pedigree. Although his Tuscon team (AHL) were pretty bad all season long, Ryan showed he can hang in there with the best of them. The deadline trade that sent Martin Hanzal out of Arizona signaled they may be comfortable with Ryan moving forward as the kid has the size and defensive responsibility to fill that shutdown role. At 6'4'', Ryan is a year or two away from having the size to compete, however, will continue to cut his teeth and improve all aspects of his game. He has an incredibly high ceiling, although in Anaheim he may end up being in a numbers game with the maturation of players like Robby Fabbri, Teuvo Teravainen, and others. This would be a good opportunity for a team to spend a 2nd round pick (and, perhaps some minor fluff) and get a top pedigree prospect who is 3 years more ready to play than the ones we will draft in 2017. Serious inquirers only.
Minor League Depth Players:
Matt Mackenzie (D)-59 OV- Originally drafted in the 3rd round, Matt is certainly on the path of a late bloomer. He has shown improvement lately and could be a very cheap way of adding a player who could be a homerun in a few years. We are looking for any pick in any year for Matt and ultimately just want a good home for him. With every defensemen on the AsHL team scheduled to come back next year, it is a numbers game here in Louisville for Matt, unfortunately.
Cedrick Desjardins (G)-72OV- Solid, veteran depth goaltender who can help your AsHL team achieve the next level of success. If you need a solid backup for a playoff run in the AsHL and want to win a Calder Cup, this guy has helped get the Louisville Thunder to the Western Conference Finals in each of the last two years. He is proven and he is good. Best pick gets him in any year.
Blake Parlett (D)-64OV- Blake is a solid veteran blueliner who gives any playoff contender in the AsHL a valuable added depth piece for a post-season run. He has all the right numbers in all of the right places and any pick in any year will get him some added playing time within another organization. Everyone wins. Blake will be retiring from the NsHL/AsHL at the end of the year.
Julien Brouillette-(D)- Julien is a decent depth veteran blueliner who can fill in if you have injuries. Nothing unreasonable will be rejected with any offer presented.
If you would like to discuss any of these players or another opportunity, please do not hesitate to contact me via ICQ (#65089562) or email: makopsack@yahoo.com.