Posts About "Dillon Dube"
Canucks Prospect Kole Lind One-on-One
March 7th, 2018 Last week, the Vancouver Canucks signed Kole Lind to a three-year, entry-level contract. The last year of Lind's hockey career has been quite spectacular, ranging from his draft to his contract signing and everything that fell in between. I had the honor of speaking with the 19-year-old Saskatchewan product and got to ask him about...
Flames Drafts Pay Depth Dividends
February 25th, 2018 Drafting should be judged with calendars – often several of them – rather than with a stop-watch. Over the past few years, the Calgary Flames' scouts have had success drafting players and then sending them directly to the National Hockey League. But beyond first rounders that made the jump quickly like Sam Bennett and Matthew...Lind & Phillips Still Cheering for Canada at World Juniors
January 3rd, 2018 Rivals in the Western Hockey League, the bond between Dillon Dube and Matthew Phillips has been well documented — both from Calgary and drafted by their hometown Flames. Now, Phillips and Kole Lind have something in common too — both coming up short in their quest to crack Canada’s roster for the ongoing World Junior...
Flames Prospects Lighting up the CHL
November 17th, 2017 There's plenty for Calgary Flames fans to be excited about so far this season. Mike Smith's proving to be the goalie they've been in search of since Miikka Kiprusoff, Johnny Gaudreau is on pace for a career-best season, and of course the legendary Jaromir Jagr in Flames silks. But, despite all the rage around the present, it's the future...
5 Flames Prospects on the Rise
March 31st, 2017 Once upon a time, the Calgary Flames used to be really bad at drafting and development. Since 2013, though, the club has consistently utilized their high-end draft picks to put players on their National Hockey League roster. Cases in point: Sean Monahan (2013), Sam Bennett (2014) and Matthew Tkachuk (2016) have become everyday NHLers....Dillon Dube: A Versatile Addition to Team Canada
December 30th, 2016 Many would be shocked to hear a 56th overall pick from 2016 was able to beat five first round picks from the last two years to make the Team Canada roster at the 2017 World Junior Championships. However, if you're Dillon Dube, it's not so surprising. After all, the Flames prospect has been defying expectations regularly throughout his...
