This week I was lucky enough to get interviewed by Ryan Lambert, who runs the Two Line Pass Blog and writes the Hockey 101 series for Puck Daddy.
You can read the interview here. Keep in mind that half of my answer about the NCAA Tournament sleeper got cut off, and that I absolutely did not beg to get interviewed. Gently prodded, perhaps.
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I am an American living in the Ticino part of Switzerland, and doing some work for one of the teams in the A League of the Swiss National Hockey League. Where are the best places on the web to learn about the best college/junior players who will not make the NHL/play in the AHL, etc.?
Thank you.
Good question Dennis.
I would try USCHO.com and collegehockeystats.net They have stats for every D1 player. Obviously it’s a guessing game as to which guys will end up over there, but it’s a good place to start.