2021-22 Top 10 Philadelphia Flyers Prospects

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• In his sophomore season, he was a returnee with Team USA at the WJC where he Captained the team to a Gold Medal scoring six points in seven games.
• He made an immediate impact with five points in eight AHL games and played in three NHL games as well.
• He recovered incredibly and posted 10 goals and 17 points in 24 games as a 19-year-old.
• While still eligible for the OHL, his AHL games played allowed him to stay in the AHL as a 20-year-old and play his second season of pro hockey.
• His D+1 season with the Pioneers was very productive with 24 points in 28 games as a freshman.
• His play with Team USA at the WJC was excellent, recording six points in seven games and winning the Gold.
• Brink is back in the NCAA for his junior season and is well over a point per game player with 35 points through 24 games in a breakout season.
• The tall and lanky Russian defenseman had a breakout season in 2018 with the Calgary Hitmen of the WHL scoring 56 points in 61 games.
• His rookie pro season may have been underwhelming statistically with only six points in 25 games as an AHL rookie, but he was played regularly and adjusted well to the pro level.
• His offensive contributions have caught up in his sophomore season in the Valley and he has 14 points in 30 AHL games.
• Injuries have plagued Allison for years as he has not played in more than 26 games in a single season since 2016-17 as a NCAA freshman at the University of Western Michigan.
• He split time between the AHL and NHL with an impressive nine points in 10 AHL games as well as seven points in 14 NHL games.
• Allison returned from an ankle injury in December and played in seven games in the AHL scoring four points.
• Once he found his feet he was recalled to the NHL and played his first game of the season against Buffalo.
• His breakout performance in his draft year saw him posting 21 goals and 49 points in 42 games weren’t enough to raise his draft stock, however.
• Following his draft, hit the ground running when the WHL resumed play, with 33 points in 24 games in a pandemic short season.
• Now in his final year on a stacked Winnipeg roster, he is well over a point per game with 51 points in 37 games and will be looking to add a WHL Championship and Memorial Cup to his resume.
• The trio was dominant, and Wisdom produced 29 goals and 59 points in 62 games.
• As an 18-year-old he was exceptional with six goals in his first seven games and finishing the year with 18 points in 28 games.
• Following his draft, he was moved to Halifax and had a breakout season offensively with 49 points in 37 games.
• The big defenseman was drafted out of the USHL where he posted 64 points in 48 games with 30 goals as the Tri-City Storm Captain.
• Committed to Western Michigan, his rookie season was insulated, and he managed 14 points in 30 games as a freshman.
• He stepped up his game as a freshman with a 22-point season in the COVID short season of 25 games to be named the NCHC Best Offensive Defenseman
• Now three years later we still do not know what the Flyers have in O’Brien.  Committed to Providence College in the NCAA, his D+1 season was a disaster, posting five points in 25 games as a freshman in the 2018-19 season
• Returning to the NCAA in the COVID short season he led the Boston Terriers in scoring with 16 points in 16 games
• Cates wore the red, white, and blue at the 2019 WJC scoring three points in seven games winning a Silver Medal
• Emil Andrae: A 2020 second-round pick, Andrae is having a breakout season with HV71 in Allsvenskan with 19 points in 27 games
• Jon-Randall Avon: A former OHL first-round pick went undrafted in the NHL and after missing a season due to OHL lockdown last year played well enough at both Flyers Rookie Camp and Training Camp as an invitee to earn his ELC

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