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LA Kings Prospect Tracker – Week Ending October 21, 2019

October 22, 2019 By David Hofreiter

With about a month gone in the 2019-20 season for most leagues, some of the Kings prospects have yet to really get going, while several others have rocketed out of the gates. Below is our weekly look at all of the organization’s prospects from around the globe.

EUROPE

Alexander Dergachyov: Forward, SKA St. Petersburg, KHL (3rd round pick in 2015)

Regular season: 0 goals, 2 assists, plus-1, 2 PIM in 15 games played

The past couple weeks have not been kind to Dergachyov, whose pointless streak is now at 11 games. He’s still throwing his weight around, however, as he’s in the top 10 in hits while averaging bottom six minutes.

Samuel Fagemo: Forward, Frölunda HC, SHL (2nd round pick in 2019)

Regular season: 3 goals, 2 assists, plus-3, 0 PIM in 8 games played

Don’t let the above numbers fool you. While he was held scoreless in the SHL, he had a four-goal performance playing for the Indians in the Champions Hockey League (note: unlike North America, where teams compete in one league all year, it is common for European teams to play in multiple leagues and/or tournaments throughout their regular season), including the beauty below:

Samuel Fagemo's fourth goal of the game was alright. pic.twitter.com/nKCu8XltrY

— Alex Nunn (@aj_ranger) October 15, 2019

Fagemo has seven goals and one assist in the European CHL, averaging two points a game.

Jacob Moverare: Defense, Frölunda HC, SHL (4th round pick in 2016)

Regular season: 2 goal, 3 assists, plus-6, 4 PIM in 11 games played

Moverare potted another goal this week in the SHL. Although he didn’t burn any barns when participating in the CHL alongside Fagemo, he picked up an assist during a 9-2 rout.

https://twitter.com/HeresYourReplay/status/1184904759104458753

Kim Nousiainen: Defense, KalPa, Liiga (4th round pick in 2019)

Regular season: 1 goal, 1 assist, minus-3, 4 PIM in 14 games played

Playing in a professional league is never easy, especially for an 18 year-old. We’re seeing his minutes hover in the second pairing range, and he has yet to find his name on the scoresheet since September 20. He’s still firing plenty of bombs from the point, as he’s third on the team in shots on goal.

Bulat Shafigullin: Forward, Reaktor Nizhnekamsk, KHL (3rd round pick in 2018)

Regular season: 3 goals, 1 assists, plus-4, 4 PIM in 3 games played

We discussed last week about his expected return soon. He came back and stormed the Russian junior league by registering at least a point in each game. While it’s a small sample size, his points per game rate tops his team.

NCAA + USHL

Braden Doyle: Defense, Dubuque Fighting Saints, USHL (6th round pick in 2019)

Regular season: 1 goal, 2 assist, minus-2, 0 PIM in 6 games played

Doyle chipped in his first tally of the season while backing his team to a perfect 6-0 start and the second fewest goals against.

Sick move followed by a great shot and Braden Doyle breaks the ice for the @fightingsaints to give them the lead in period three!

Can the Saints hold on and keep their perfect record? #WhosNext pic.twitter.com/c3LUztM0LE

— USHL (@USHL) October 20, 2019

Dávid Hrenák: Goalie, St. Cloud State University Huskies, NCHC (5th round pick in 2018)

Regular season: 0-0-2, 2.77 GAA, .919 SV%, 0 SO in 2 games played

The Huskies had a week off. There is no news on the St. Cloud front. Expect to see him in net again on Friday, October 25.

Cole Hults: Defense, Penn State Nittany Lions, Big Ten (5th round pick in 2017)

Regular season: 4 goals, 1 assist, plus-5, 2 PIM in 4 games played

Penn State and Alaska exchanged shutting each other out this week. After the previously spicy weekend (which earned him recognition as the No. 3 star in the Big Ten), Hults was blanked in both bouts. He’s still hovering around the lead among blueliners.

.@ColeHults was named Big Ten Third Star of the Week after his impressive weekend against Sacred Heart https://t.co/Njjjc4nR3V

— The Daily Collegian (@DailyCollegian) October 15, 2019

Andre Lee: Forward, UMass-Lowell River Hawks, Hockey East (7th round pick in 2019)

Regular Season: 3 goals, 1 assist, plus-3, 2 PIM in 6 games played

Incidentally, while Lee’s size is a great asset in front of the opposition’s net on the powerplay, he has yet to score a goal with the extra man. However, he did pick up a powerplay assist over the weekend.

Alex Turcotte: Forward, Wisconsin Badgers, Big Ten (1st round pick in 2019)

Regular season: 3 goals, 5 assists, minus-1, 4 PIM in 4 games played

Turcotte filled the apple orchard with three assists on Friday and followed it up with a goal on Saturday. This is the second four-point weekend in a row for the high-end forward. His eight points has him tied with Junior teammate Linus Weissbach for the team lead and has him tied for fourth in NCAA scoring. All three of his tallies have come with the man advantage.

Turcotte scores his 3rd goal of the season! 1-0 Wisconsin#LAKings pic.twitter.com/HnNvcpY80G

— Eric (@Kingsgifs) October 20, 2019

After (formerly ranked) No. 17 UW swept a 2-game series vs powerhouse UMD, here are this week's college hockey rankings w/ Kings prospects noted…

6. Wisconsin (Turcotte)
12. Penn State (Hults)
14. St. Cloud (Hrenak)
N/R UMass Lowell (Lee)

Full Rankings https://t.co/mWwlFMaTjN

— John Hoven | The Mayor (@mayorNHL) October 21, 2019

CHL

Aidan Dudas: Forward, Owen Sound Attack, OHL (4th round pick in 2018)

Regular season: 3 goal, 10 assists, plus-7, 4 PIM in 10 games played

Dudas chipped in another assist in the only contest for the Attack. He was one of the Kings prospects who received the honor to represent Canada for Team OHL in the Canada-Russia junior showcase.

LA Kings will have four prospects in the annual Canada-Russia junior hockey showcase.

For those unfamiliar, it's Russia vs 2 games each against QMJHL, OHL, & WHL.

Jordan Spence will rep the Q

Aidan Dudas & Akil Thomas the OHL

And goalie Jacob Ingham suits up on Nov 7 for OHL https://t.co/IGTfTRygQx

— John Hoven | The Mayor (@mayorNHL) October 16, 2019

Jacob Ingham: Goalie, Kitchener Rangers, OHL (6th round pick in 2018)

Regular season: 5-1-3, 3.15 GAA, .919 SV%, 0 SO in 7 games played

Like Dudas, Ingham is part of Team OHL who will have a miniature tournament against Russia. Unlike last week, however, he hasn’t been nominated as one of the stars of the game. He’s still helping backstop the Rangers up the standings, however, as they have not lost in regulation with Ingham in net since September 27.

Arthur Kaliyev: Forward, Hamilton Bulldogs, OHL (2nd round pick in 2019)

Regular season: 14 goals, 11 assists, plus-3, 6 PIM in 12 games played

Kaliyev continues to tell 31 teams he belonged in the first round. He continues to try willing the puck into the net, leading the entire league with 67 shots on goal. The point scoring streak has reached nine games, six of which have been multi-point performances. In that span, Kaliyev has picked up 20 points (12 G, 8 A). The aggregate of points accrued the entire season accounts for 58% of the Hamilton Bulldogs scoring.

🚨 LACROSSE, ANYONE?! 😱😱😱@Arthur_Kaliyev does it again! 5-4 #GoHAM pic.twitter.com/LMpI2JMVc6

— Hamilton Bulldogs (@BulldogsOHL) October 14, 2019

Lukáš Pařík: Goalie, Spokane Chiefs, WHL (3rd round pick in 2019)

Regular season: 2-1-0, 2.38 GAA, .908 SV%, 0 Shutouts in 2 games played

No timetable on Pařík’s return as he still remains out with injury (day-to-day, lower body). He last played on October 5.

Jordan Spence: Defense, Moncton Wildcats, QMJHL (4th round pick in 2019)

Regular season: 0 goals, 11 assists, plus-7, 10 PIM in 12 games played

His four assists this past week have him straddling near the point per game mark. The Wildcats really need him to continue contributing on both sides of the ice, as he has 10 assists in their nine wins, and only one point in their three losses. He’s part of Team QMJHL in the aforementioned Canada-Russia series.

Akil Thomas: Forward, Niagara IceDogs, OHL (2nd round pick in 2018)

Regular season: 2 goal, 12 assists, minus-5, 10 PIM in 9 games played

Thomas continues to pile up the points quietly. He’s riding a three-game point streak, picking up a goal and three assists in that span. As this is likely Thomas’ last season in the OHL, he’s rounding out his game for the next level, including leading the league in faceoffs taken per game.

https://twitter.com/OHLIceDogs/status/1185716147435593728

Keep in mind, this weekly tracker only covers prospects not playing professional hockey in North America. In essence, the report serves to provide updates on all players in the pipeline — signed or unsigned — excluding those in the NHL, AHL, and ECHL.

NOTE: Author David Hofreiter can be found on Twitter @Davidenkness if you’re interested in talking more hockey with him or asking further questions about these players.

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