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Re-Introducing Andrew Perugini

Andrew Perugini is a player I’ve talked about previously – he will be attending the Edmonton Oilers training camp this fall, and he has a realistic shot at getting signed as an undrafted free agent.

Perugini was born in 1988 and has been passed over three times in the NHL Entry Draft, although he’s been favourably mentioned by NHL Central Scouting and in connection with the Detroit Red Wings. He’s a smallish goalie (5’11", 163lbs) but he’s had some success over the years in the OHL. Read more...

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I think that it's pretty difficult to conclude that he's clearly further ahead than the others, especially Mason, and even Pitton. The save percentage difference isn't all that much, and really, no one wanted to spend a late round draft pick on the kid when guys like (recently signed!) Jordan Bendfeld are getting taken. Save percentage is something, but one .917 to .916 is a pretty nothing difference. His GAA is half a goal higher than the other two. I'm glad that he's getting an invite to camp but he's certainly no slam dunk to beat out Pitton.

by Scott on Sep 8, 2008 9:19 AM MDT reply actions  

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