Player Power Rankings: Limited Edition – April 2nd, 2018

The winning streak continued and some new players made their way into, or back into, our Player Power Rankings. The season is almost over and, to be frank, there’s not much left to say that hasn’t already been pointed out. I’m switching course with this week’s Power Rankings and giving some props (or sympathy) to some names who aren’t in a staple in this weekly feature.

If you’re making your NHL debut, you’re automatically No. 1 barring some huge milestone by another player. First NHL start, first NHL win. On a side note, I was scouring through past photos and noticed that he has great taste in designing his pads!

Sorry to Adam, but he’s No. 2 despite also making his debut. Nonetheless, he’s played great in the past two games and is managing to thrive in a bottom-6 role.

Man, it was definitely nice to see him on the broadcast on Saturday night, looking dapper as always.

He got his first NHL point with an assist on Darren Archibald’s goal on Saturday! Also, check out this crazy stat:

A CanucksArmy favourite, he signed an ATO with Utica after his season concluded in the Czech men’s league. He had 1 goal and 2 assists in his AHL debut – not too bad!

He’s getting ready to make his professional hockey debut in Utica!

They’re smart for the reasons outlined below:

I don’t play Fortnite, but Joe Labate and some other Comets players do and he’s been broadcasting some of his games. You can decide whether he’s good or not:

They’re the only Canucks prospects left in the OHL playoffs:

His season is over, but now it’s unknown with what he’s doing next:

His season is over and he hurt his shoulder. Bad break for Brassard.

They won’t be getting Boeser, but that’s good news for Canucks fans!

 

 

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