Noah Rod

Team: Geneve-Servette

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League: Swiss National League A

Position: Center/Winger

Born: 7th June 1996

Height: 6.1       

Weight: 192
Drafted: 2014 2nd round, 53th overall by San Jose Sharks

Size/Strength	Good
Skating	Good
Shot/Scoring	Average
Puckhandling	Good
Physical Play	Excellent
Offensive Play	Average
Defensive Play	Good
Hockey Sense	Average
Competitiveness	Good

 Report Card – Excellent, Good, Average, Below Average, Poor

Strengths

1. Physical Game

2. Defensive Mind

3. Forecheck/Backcheck

Area’s For Improvement

1. Scoring/Producing More Offence

2. Shot

3. Eliminate Dirty Hits From His Game

Scouting Report:

A gritty, hard nosed player with good size and strength. Loves to play a physical game and tries to go under the skin of the opponent teams with finishing his checks. Likes to forecheck and is backchecking as well. Good in both ends of the zone and possesses a good defensive mind. Uses his stick to break up plays. Is always looking for his opponent players in the defensive zone. Good Balance on his skates and isn't afraid to go into corner battles, but still needs to gain some more strength. Agile skater and fast first steps. Has no high end scoring and although he is positioning himself a lot in front of the net, he needs to be a bit more efficient in screening and agitate slightly better. Overall, Rod is a player who stands up for his teammates and works good in both zones. He has good hands and could be a dangerous addition to a teams top line with his awareness to play defence. Even if he has good puckhandling skills, it remains questionable if he will be able to improve his offensive skills.      

NHL Potential: 2-way player, who plays a physical game in both ends 

Style compares to: Devante Smith-Pelly

Floran Douay

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Team: Geneve-Servette

League: Swiss National League A

Position: Left Wing

Born: 7th February 1995

Height: 6.3       

Weight: 218
Undrafted

Size/Strength	Good
Skating	Average
Shot/Scoring	Average
Puckhandling	Average
Physical Play	Excellent
Offensive Play	Average
Defensive Play	Good
Hockey Sense	Average
Competitiveness	Average

 Report Card – Excellent, Good, Average, Below Average, Poor

Strengths

1. Physical Game

2. Defensive Mind

3. Net Presence

Area’s For Improvement

1. Scoring

2. First Steps/Skating Speed

3. Puckhandling

Scouting Report:

A big winger with great size and strength. Likes to play physical game and finishes his checks on a regular basis. Feels comfortable driving the net and uses his big size to screen goaltenders very well. Is good in corner battles and uses his body to protect the puck, possesses good balance. Needs to work on his scoring skills and skating to increase his first steps speed. Can be used in penalty killing with his good defensive mind and stands in shooting lanes. Overall, Floran is a grinder with big frame and good work ethic who can help a team defensively and offensively with a physical game.     

NHL Potential: Grinder, who plays a physical game. 

Style compares to: Jordan Nolan