Hurricanes Top 10 Prospects: Summer 2022 Update
A huge offseason lies ahead for the Carolina Hurricanes, fresh off a deeply disappointing second-round defeat at the hands of the New York Rangers. The team looked primed for much…
Jamieson Rees
Hurricanes’ Top 10 Prospects: January 2022 Update
It’s been a weird year. The World Juniors started with great promise only to be abruptly canceled amid a coronavirus outbreak – just one of many examples of players’ seasons…
5 Hurricanes Who Stood Out In Lightning Preseason Series
The Carolina Hurricanes are halfway through their preseason action, with their two-game series with the Tampa Bay Lightning now in the rearview mirror. With a roster that’s nearly set, there…
Hurricanes’ Storylines to Follow at 2021 Prospects Showcase
Thursday marks the unofficial opening of the 2021-22 NHL season, as the opening of the prospects tournaments means real, live NHL action is here. Starting with the Detroit Red Wings’…
3 Hurricanes Prospects Who Can Fill Some Roster Holes
The Carolina Hurricanes are closing in on a Stanley Cup contention window. Led by young, rising stars such as Sebastian Aho, Andrei Svechnikov, Jaccob Slavin, and Alex Nedeljkovic, at all…
3 Takeaways from Canada’s Second Intrasquad Matchup
For the second time in as many days, the top Canadian junior players hit the ice in the second of three intrasquad games. The tail end of the weekend doubleheader…
Carolina Hurricanes Top 10 Prospects – March Update
With the end of the 2019-20 season nearing, teams should have a pretty good idea of how their recruits from the 2019 Draft are turning out. In the case of…
Hurricanes’ 2019 Draft Class Update
The 2019 NHL draft was a significant one for the Carolina Hurricanes – with a total of 12 picks in seven rounds, they held the highest number of picks of…
World U-18 Championship Recap
The World U-18 Championships have concluded, with Sweden triumphing over Russia to claim the gold medal. Annual contenders USA and Canada faced off in the bronze medal game, with both…
Jamieson Rees – 2019 NHL Draft Prospect Profile
Jamieson Rees 2018-19 Team: Sarnia Sting (#39)Date of Birth: February 26, 2001Place of Birth: Hamilton, OntarioHt: 5’10” Wt: 171 lbs.Position: CNHL Draft Eligibility: 2019 first-year eligible Rankings NHL Central Scouting:…