How Many Points Will Gavin McKenna Score In The NCAA This Season? Plus a Training Camp Check-In, EliteProspects NHL Draft Rankings And More
Called Up: The Hockey Prospects PodcastShow Notes
This week, Chris and Cam check in with top prospects at NHL Training Camps again and take a look at EliteProspects' first NHL Draft ranking of the season. The duo also previews the 2025-26 NCAA season with a special look at what is considered the greatest freshman class in the history of college hockey.
Chris and Cam take a look at the over/under point total projections for Gavin McKenna, Keaton Verhoeff, Adam Valentini, Porter Martone, Cayden Lindstrom, Roger McQueen, Cole Reschny and Ryker Lee.
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