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Ducks recall Kyle Palmieri and Brandon McMillan from Syracuse
Palmieri has 17 goals in 18 games and is clearly ready for the NHL. Expect him to get a look on a scoring line.
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Kyle Palmieri
Age: 34Position: C
TOI Ovr
55%
Fantasy Ovr
74%
Fantasy Positional Rank
Goals
85%
Assists
65%
Power-Play
73%
SOG
80%
Plus/Minus
22%
Hits
55%
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Palmieri moves to the top line after toiling on checking lines for a few games. The Utica, New York native scored a goal and four points over his first 13 games.
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Palmieri skating with Tedenby & Henrique.
Palmieri moves off the top line after scoring a goal and three points over his first eight games this season. Expect him to drop a bit in production while playing a checking line role.
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As far as Palmieri, Carlyle expressed disappointment in the winger’s performance overall as his play didn’t approach what he showed with the Crunch last season when he led them with 29 goals.
Palmieri failed to show up despite having a chance to earn playing time during training camp. The former 26th overall pick still led the Syracuse Crunch in goals last season and should be considered a top prospect. Look for him to get called up if any significant offensive player gets hurt.
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The Ducks have made the following roster moves. Assigned to Syracuse (American Hockey League): Nick Bonino – Center, Mat Clark - Defenseman, Nicolas Deschamps – Left Wing, Peter Holland – Center, Kyle Palmieri – Right Wing, Dan Sexton – Right Wing, Sean Zimmerman - Defenseman
No immediate fantasy hockey value while playing in the AHL.
ANAHEIM — Ducks Blog caught up with Kyle Palmieri and Emerson Etem, two former first-round picks who are trying to win jobs on Ducks roster during training camp.
Palmieri holds a decent chance of making the team after leading the Syracuse Crunch of the AHL in scoring last season. His breakout speed and nose for the net are only two NHL-ready qualities, the big question is playing time.
Hopefully, I come in, try to steal a spot and hopefully put myself in position to make the team.
Palmieri dominated the AHL last season to the tune of 29 goals and 51 points in 62 games. If he earns a scoring role, he could potentially make an impact in mixed leagues.
#NHLDucks have recalled the following @SyracuseCrunch players: F Palmieri, Maroon, Holland, Green, Deschamps; D Clark, Guenin; G Bobkov