The Blue Jackets prospects put on a show in the annual Traverse City Prospects Tournament, going 4-0 and routing the Detroit Red Wings 7-3 in the championship game.
After taking care of business against the Carolina Hurricanes, the Blue Jackets prospects will play for their fifth Matthew Wuest Memorial Trophy in Traverse City on Tuesday night.
The Columbus Blue Jackets are bringing quite the mixed bag of prospects to Traverse City, and the guy who knows them best breaks it all down for 1st Ohio Battery.
The Blue Jackets have a couple of solid top prospects but a group that overall doesn't grade out as one of the best. We take a look at where they're at now, and how they can...
A French forward with encouraging upside, Alexandre Texier is forging a new path for himself and he ranks highly on our list of Blue Jackets prospects.
The No. 3 player in our Blue Jackets summer prospect rankings is Elvis Merzlikins, a big and athletic goaltender who just might have a future in the NHL.
Breaking into the top five on our Blue Jackets prospect ranking is Jonathan Davidsson, a Swedish winger who could be a dark-horse to make the Blue Jackets this season.
Coming in at No. 7 on our Blue Jackets prospect ranking is Vladislav Gavrikov, a Russian defenseman with limited upside but a definitive professional acumen.
Our eighth-ranked Blue Jackets prospect, defenseman Gabriel Carlsson, came in with high hopes but his status is slowly beginning to slip in our prospect rankings.
