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Written by Katie
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Friday, 16 July 2010 12:48 |
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The morning drills of Day 5 were pretty standard, as hockey drills go. Four on Fours, half-ice scrimmage, shoot- out/breakaway drills.
- Cameron Burt is as advertised - everything he does is done fast - yet he has some sort of precision that a lot of fast guys usually seem to lack. It'll be interesting to see what he does with 2 more years of D1 College Hockey.
- Anton Gustafsson looks to be getting more comfortable as the days go on. His goal over Dunn's shoulder in the shoot-out/breakaway drill was a thing of beauty.
- Eakin with 1 year of Juniors to go looks more ready to move to the AHL than a lot of AHL players.
- Ruel shoots bombs from the point. Inaccurate, yet hard.
- Della Rovere looks strong in drills - not a stand-out, but strong. It will be interesting to see him in scrimmage action tomorrow.
- Patrick Cullen buzzes. He's everywhere, but in a controlled manner. He digs the puck out, follows the pass, & crashes the net. Could be valuable to the Chocolate & White.
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