Posts About "Carter Verhaeghe"

Lightning Shuffle Lines with Point Injury

October 5th, 2019 It was a good start to the Tampa Bay Lightning's 2019-20 campaign as they opened the season with a 5-2 win against the Florida Panthers. While the team is largely unchanged from last year, their opening night lineup looked a little different for a few reasons, one of the largest being the injury to center Brayden Point. Related:...

Is Verhaeghe the Lightning's Next Breakout Rookie?

September 3rd, 2019 There aren't any more photos of Verhaeghe that I could find, so I had to get creative with my pictures in this article.

Lightning: 2019 Top 4 Prospects

July 13th, 2019 First time I've used a tweet in the new Wordpress. It looks right but let me know if it has any issues.

What The Maple Leafs Lost In The Michael Grabner Trade

September 18th, 2015 The Toronto Maple Leafs certainly made news on Thursday, sending five prospects to the New York Islanders in exchange for right-winger Michael Grabner. Now, this trade was made to open up contract space under the 50-contract limit as the Leafs were at 49 prior to the trade. They now stand at 45 contracts and have the room to possibly...

Maple Leafs Prospect Update

October 19th, 2013 Prospect Update will be a bi-weekly feature that will check in on a few of the Leafs top performing prospects. This week we take a look at two players tearing up the OHL. Connor Brown - RW Erie Otters (OHL) Brown, the captain of the Erie Otters, currently leads the entire OHL with 25 points in just 11 games. He has 11 goals...

5 Toronto Maple Leafs Prospects to Keep an Eye On

July 18th, 2013 Toronto Maple Leafs Prospect Camp took place at the MasterCard Centre from July 9th to 12th with 34 players taking part. There is a lot to like about the group of young players that Toronto has been able to stockpile the past few years but here are 5 Maple Leafs prospects in particular who you might want to keep tabs on. Morgan...

NHL Draft: Under-the-Radar OHL Prospects

June 11th, 2013 The point of the NHL Entry Draft isn't to pick an elite superstar first overall and then go home. It's a new time to shine. Here are five under-the-radar OHL prospects to watch at the NHL draft.