Daniel Sprong Making a Lasting Impression on the Penguins
The Pittsburgh Penguins first pick of the 2015 NHL Draft didn’t come until midway through the second round when they selected Daniel Sprong at 46th overall. Originally projected to go…
Daniel Sprong
William Nylander Scores Impressive Rookie Tourney Goal
Toronto Maple Leafs prospect William Nylander added an impressive goal in Sunday’s rookie tournament game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, helping the Toronto prospects to a dominant 6-2 win. On the…
Penguins Give Daniel Sprong Entry-Level Deal
The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed their top draft pick from the 2015 draft (46th overall), Daniel Sprong, to a three-year, entry-level contract, the team announced on Friday. General Fanager reports…
Pittsburgh Penguins Top 5 Prospects: Updated
The Pittsburgh Penguins are a team which their fans have realistic hopes of a Stanley Cup run each and every season. That success and hope in the city came from the…
Top 5 Potential Montreal Canadiens 2015 Draft Picks
For the second straight year, the Montreal Canadiens will pick 26th in the first round in Friday’s 2015 NHL Entry Draft. The good news? That means they got pretty far…
Sprong, Chlapik Among Notable Charlottetown Prospects
The Charlottetwon Islanders, formerly known as the P.E.I Rocket and Montreal Rocket, are looking forward to an exciting draft. The team from Prince Edward Island hasn’t produce many high end…
Buffalo Sabres Draft Targets
The 2015 NHL Entry Draft is fast approaching which means that teams are getting to the point where draft boards are being finalized and top players are being set apart…
Daniel Sprong – The Next Ones: NHL 2015 Draft Prospect Profile
Daniel Sprong THW Close-Up: Date of birth: 3/17/1997 Place of birth: Amsterdam, Netherlands Ht: 6’0″ Wt: 192 lbs Shoots: Right Position: RW NHL Draft Eligibility: 2015 Twitter: @sprong97 THW The Next Ones Rankings (February): 27 Other…
NHL Draft: Top 5 Average-Sized Forwards Not Named McDavid or Eichel
by Eldon MacDonald (edited by @ChrisRalphTHW) The mid-sized forwards (6’0 to 6’2) have been okay as a group but most have issues of some sort – injury, offensive game or defensive…