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ZigZagMan · 09-17-2009, 04:40 PM

Also a quick rookie request: Aaron Pulashaj (STL) Rated 7.5C on hockeysfuture.com

Here's a scouting report:

http://www.hockeysfuture.com/prospects/aaron_palushaj
Aaron Palushaj, RW - University of Michigan
Drafted: Round 2, 44th overall, 2007
Born: 8-7-1989
6'0, 185 lbs

Palushaj continues to show all of the signs of becoming a top-six forward in the NHL. He does not stray away from physical play, and has one of the quickest wrist shots out of the Blues' prospects. Palushaj's decision to become pro makes his eventual NHL debut that much sooner.

The reason his stock continues to rise is because of his consistency. Palushaj never takes a night off, and was Michigan's go-to guy for a big goal. While he is a passer first, Palushaj's goal numbers will go up as the level of talent he plays with does. It is likely Palushaj will get his first taste of the NHL at some point this season.

For the guy that noted hockey's future and their potential ratings. The rating system is completely different than in NHL 10. A C player on NHL won't progress while a C player according to hockey's future could.

09-17-2009, 04:40 PM	#4
ZigZagMan Rookie OVR: 5 Join Date: Jun 2004	Re: Ultimate Rookie/Prospect Request Thread Also a quick rookie request: Aaron Pulashaj (STL) Rated 7.5C on hockeysfuture.com Here's a scouting report: http://www.hockeysfuture.com/prospects/aaron_palushaj Aaron Palushaj, RW - University of Michigan Drafted: Round 2, 44th overall, 2007 Born: 8-7-1989 6'0, 185 lbs Palushaj continues to show all of the signs of becoming a top-six forward in the NHL. He does not stray away from physical play, and has one of the quickest wrist shots out of the Blues' prospects. Palushaj's decision to become pro makes his eventual NHL debut that much sooner. The reason his stock continues to rise is because of his consistency. Palushaj never takes a night off, and was Michigan's go-to guy for a big goal. While he is a passer first, Palushaj's goal numbers will go up as the level of talent he plays with does. It is likely Palushaj will get his first taste of the NHL at some point this season. For the guy that noted hockey's future and their potential ratings. The rating system is completely different than in NHL 10. A C player on NHL won't progress while a C player according to hockey's future could.