Dalpe draws back out after one game. He has no points through six games.
Zac Dalpe News
Dalpe draws back into the lineup on the fourth line. He has no points through his first five games this season.
Look for Dalpe to replace Jussi Jokinen on a scoring line once he gets his timing back. In the meantime, he probably starts on the fourth line.
Dalpe is a young guy with 20 career games under his belt, and 4 points, so let's wait and see how he performs first.
Dalpe has been skating for a few days now, which is an encouraging sign for the team. The Canes top prospect was held pointless over his first five games this year.
Dalpe got on the ice for the first time since his injury, which is an encouraging sign for fantasy hockey owners. Expect him to return to the lineup within the next few weeks and possibly get a demotion to the AHL for conditioning.
Dalpe played mostly on the bottom line in his five games this season. The team's top prospect produced no points with a plus-1 rating. Look for the team to make a roster move up front or play seven defensemen.
Dalpe will start the season on the fourth line. The team's top prospect scored 23 goals and 57 points through 61 games, earning 15 games with the big club. He figures to stick with the team all season which should produce a decent rookie year.
Dalpe played well on the third line, meshing with Jiri Tlusty and Brandon Sutter. The team's top prospect scored 23 goals and 57 points through 61 games, earning 15 games with the big club. He figures to stick with the team all season which should produce a decent rookie year.
As predicted, the Canes' top prospect likely finds himself on the third line for the start of the season. While he will play a two-way game focused on shutting down his opponent, learning from Brandon Sutter should help his development.
The team's top prospect will certainly earn a role on one of the team's top three lines. Stay tuned for further updates on the youngster as he could have a similar impact to Jeff Skinner this season.