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Prospect Impressions: Title In this weeks Prospect Impressions, "Boo" Nieves goes coast-to-coast and scores a pretty one for the Michigan Wolverines. In the OHL, a pair of 16-year-olds shine, while Saint John forward Adam Marsh goes between-the-legs in QMJHL action. Leon Draisaitl continues on his torrid scoring pace, re-energizing the Edmonton Oilers lineup on a daily basis. Lastly, a pair of goaltenders from Switzerland make it into this week's highlights, one of them for a completely unorthodox reason. Over the course of his first three years in college hockey, University of Michigan forward Cristoval "Boo" Nieves developed a reputation as a quality playmaker. Often preferring to defer to a teammate, Nieves surprised the …show more content…

Nathan Noel & Adam Marsh with #SeaDogs goals. Shots 10-8 Dogs.— Moncton Wildcats (@monctonwildcats) December 5, 2015 The success Leon Draisaitl is having in the NHL might be surprising to some, but for those that saw what he did in the WHL playoffs last year, it's simply business as usual. With 10 goals and 18 assists in 19 playoff games, Draisaitl was named as the WHL's Playoff MVP as his Kelowna Rockets won the championship. Now in Edmonton, Draisaitl has found chemistry with Taylor Hall and Teddy Purcell, creating one of the most exciting lines in the league. His speed, strength, and vision have been mesmerizing, and as an example, take a look at this move and pass Draisaitl recently pulled off. Can we just talk about this @Drat_29 move & pass?! pic.twitter.com/9y0FnXTk6V— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) December 12, 2015 "This is probably the best I've felt, most positive I've felt in my six years." @hallsy04 on chemistry with @Drat_29 and @teddypurcell16— Edmonton

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