See which Flyers prospect is quietly lighting up the NCAA
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Travis PolitakisFebruary 2, 2024 (8:55)
It seems that in the rebuilding phase for the Flyers, many fans have turned their interest to evaluating the young prospects who could make an impact on the organization in the future. From Matvei Michkov to Denver Barkey to Samu Tuomaala, there are many exciting young guns the Flyers have developing. One prospect, however, is less heralded than those guys but has been quietly lighting it up this season in the NCAA.
Bryce Brodzinski is currently a 23-year-old senior right wing at the University of Minnesota and was selected by the Flyers in the seventh round of the 2019 NHL Draft. Despite being a late round selection and spending his last five years in the NCAA, Brodzinski can skate with the best of them.
In 26 games, Brodzinski has 26 points on an extremely efficient 13 goals and 13 assists with a plus seven rating. In his last ten games, the University of Minnesota product has poured in eight points on five assists and three goals.
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Despite not being talked about as much as other Flyers prospects, Brodzinski is extremely talented and can handle the puck extremely well both through traffic and in the breakaway.
Could we see Brodzinski trade in his maroon and gold for orange and black next winter?
| POLL | ||
2 FEVRIER | 130 ANSWERS See which Flyers prospect is quietly lighting up the NCAA Which prospect are you more excited for? | ||
| Bryce Brodzinski | 13 | 10 % |
| Samu Tuomaala | 26 | 20 % |
| Oliver Bonk | 65 | 50 % |
| Denver Barkey | 26 | 20 % |
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