WEEKEND UPDATE

AHL OKLAHOMA CITY BARONS

1. Anton Lander 29GP, 9-22-31 (1GP, 1-1-2 and NHL this week)
2. Jason Williams 31GP 13-18-31 (3GP, 1-1-2 this week)
3. Andrew Miller 32GP, 10-15-25 (3GP, 1-3-4 this week)
4. Ryan Hamilton 29GP, 14-10-24 (3GP, 3-2-5 this week)
5. Matt Ford 31GP, 11-12-23 (3GP, 2-2-4 this week)
6. Brad Hunt 20GP, 7-15-22 (NHL and then 3GP, 0-0-0 this week)
7. Iiro Pakarinen 28GP, 11-8-18 (3GP, 1-3-4 this week)
8. Curtis Hamilton 28GP, 6-10-16 (1GP, and Spengler Cup this week)
9. Jordan Oesterle 34GP, 5-11-16 (3GP, 0-2-2 this week)
10. Bogdan Yakimov 29GP, 3-10-13 (3GP, 1-2-3 this week)
11. Tyler Pitlick 14GP, 3-6-9 (NHL and injured this week)
12. Dillon Simpson 31GP, 2-7-9 (3GP, 0-3-3 this week)
13. Oscar Klefbom 9GP, 1-7-8 (NHL this week)
14. Steve Pinizzotto 9GP, 0-6-6 (NHL this week)
15. Kale Kessy 17GP, 3-3-6 (season ending injury)
16. Brandon Davidson 21GP, 2-4-6 (3GP, 0-1-1)
17. Josh Winquist 11GP, 2-2-4 (2GP, 1-1-2 this week)
18. Kellen Jones 7GP, 1-2-3 (3GP, 0-1-1 this week)
19. CJ Ludwig 13GP, 1-2-3 (3GP, 0-0-0 this week)
20. Martin Marincin 16GP, 0-3-3 (3gp, 0-1-1 this week)
21. Martin Gernat 28GP, 0-3-3 (1GP, 0-0-0 this week)
22. Jujhar Khaira 29GP, 1-2-3 (3GP, 0-0-0 this week)
23. Travis Ewanyk 31GP, 1-2-3 (4GP, 0-0-0 this week)
24. Luke Gazdic 5GP, 2-0-2 (NHL this week)
25. Connor Jones 6GP, 2-0-2 (3GP, 1-0-1 this week)
26. David Musil 28GP, 0-2-2 (3GP, 0-0-0 this week)
27. Mitch Moroz 28GP, 0-2-2 (2GP, 0-0-0 this week)
28. Keith Aulie 8GP, 0-1-1 (NHL this week)
29. Laurent Brossoit 18GP, 2.17 .928 (2GP, 2.00, .932 this week)
30. Richard Bachman 15GP, 2.51 .917 (1GP, 2.00 .943 this week)
31. Frans Tuohimaa 3GP, 4.22, .904 (ECHL this week)

• Laurent Brossoit is an emerging talent. No doubt about it. The Oilers need to be patient but this is many many weeks now of solid to very good play.
• Bogdan Yakimov is taking full advantage of Anton Lander’s absence and spiking a little offensively. A very good sign, the Barons have sent very few drafted forwards north with success.
• Iiro Pakarinen had a production dip for awhile there but seems to have found the range. His shot totals remained strong, so I’ll guess luck had a lot to do with the slump.
• Dillon Simpson is starting to find the range. 

CHL

1. Kyle Platzer, Owen Sound (OHL) 36GP, 18-29-47 (4GP, 1-1-2 this week)
2. Greg Chase, Calgary-Victoria (WHL) 30GP, 8-25-33 (2GP, 1-2-3 this week)
3. Jackson Houck, Vancouver (WHL) 34GP, 14-18-32 (3GP, 1-3-4 this week)
4. Marco Roy, Quebec (QMJHL) 31GP, 17-13-30 (4GP, 0-2-2 this week)
5. Darnell Nurse, SSM (OHL) 19GP, 6-13-19 (World Juniors this week)
6. Ben Betker, Everett (WHL) 32GP, 2-9-11 (3GP, 1-2-3 this week)
7. Keven Bouchard Val d’Or (QMJHL) 22GP, 4.40 .854 (2GP, 2.88 .898 this week)

• Greg Chase is starting to score at a solid-to-very-good clip now, should see great boxcars from him.
• Jackson Houck had a strong week, it’s been awhile.
• Darnell Nurse has been exceptional for Canada.
• Keven Bouchard had his best week.

NCAA

1. Joey Laleggia, Denver (NCAA) 16GP, 6-8-14 (2GP, 0-2-2 this week)
2. Evan Campbell UMass-Lowell (NCAA) 18GP, 6-11-17 (3GP, 2-2-4 this week)
3. Tyler Vesel, Nebraska at Omaha (NCAA) 20GP, 4-10-14 (2GP, 0-2-2 this week)
4. Aidan Muir, Western Michigan (NCAA) 17GP, 4-5-9 (2GP, 3-0-3 this week)
5. John McCarron, Cornell (NCAA) 13GP, 0-5-5 (1GP, 0-0-0 this week)
6. Zach Nagelvoort Michigan (NCAA) 13GP, 2.78 .904 (did not play this week)

BCJHL

1. Liam Coughlin, Vernon 36GP, 14-29-43 (2GP, 1-0-1 this week)

USHL

1. William Lagesson, Dubuque 22GP, 1-11-12 (World Juniors this week)

• William Lagesson has been impressive at the WJ’s, and played more than expected.
• Aidan Muir scored three goals this week, a good sign.
• Evan Campbell also had a good week.

EUROPE

1. Roman Horak, Vityaz Podolsk (KHL) 40GP, 18-12-30 (3GP, 1-1-2)
2. Anton Slepyshev, Salavat Yulaev (KHL) 40GP, 6-7-13 (1GP, 1-0-1 & Spengler Cup this week)
3. Antti Tyrvainen, Ilves (SML) 31GP, 5-6-11 (3GP, 1-1-2 this week)
4. Daniil Zharkov Torpedo (VHL) 28GP, 1-3-4 (did not play this week)

• Anton Slepyshev was quality at the Spengler. He doesn’t play much in the KHL (not enough anyway) and the Oilers have to get him to North America for the fall.