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    Nick Horwat·Apr 4, 2023·Partner

    Penguins Goalie Prospect Joel Blomqvist Signs ATO with WBS

    One of the Pittsburgh Penguins' top prospects gets another crack at North American ice.

    Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry reacts immediately following the 4-3 loss to the Boston Bruins

    The Pittsburgh Penguins will have a closer look at their top goalie prospect as Joel Blomqvist has signed amateur tryout agreements with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.

    Blomqvist is a 21-year-old goalie who was drafted by the Penguins in 2020 and has yet to see much time on North American ice.

    Ever since being drafted, Blomqvist has spent most of his time in his native Finland playing in SM-liiga with Karpat.

    In 21 games played in Finlad this past season, Blomqvist notched a record of 6-5-8 with a .907 save percentage.

    With his Finish season over, Blomqvist will join the WBS Penguins for the second time since being drafted.

    Blomqvist finished the 2021-22 season with WBS and played in a single game where gave up two goals in a loss.

    There is no set timeline when Blomqvist will see his number called to the NHL, but he is still regarded not only as the Penguins’ best goalie prospect, but one of the tops in their entire pipeline.

    Forward Jami Krannila was also signed to an ATO with the AHL Penguins out of St. Cloud State.

    The team in WBS should be a must watch for Penguins fans with the increasing number of prospects playing for the remainder of the season.

    Owen Pickering was re-assigned to the AHL in the past week, Ty Smith has been there most of the season, and Sam Poulin has returned from his leave of absence.

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    I'm not sure it would work but I'd love to see them try Bucket with those two. He's got hands and an ability to carry the puck through a crowd, plus as he grows into his frame he could become a monster along the boards and in front of the net.
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    Eventually, Beckett Sennecke. The trio of Carlsson, Gauthier, and Sennecke would be very difficult for the opposing team to counter. The length all of them possess would allow them to cover the entire width of the ice. They would score a bunch of goals while not giving up much.
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    silentboba That's a good shout. That trio could do some real damage on both sides of the puck and dominate possession. The only draw back may be that they're all so puck-dominant
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    Yeah that trio seems inevitable and would be so much fun to watch as they dominate possession
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