Jonathan Hazen
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Birthday:
1990-06-18 |
Position:
RW |
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Eligible for draft:
2008 |
Shoots:
Right |
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Drafted:
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Height:
5-11 |
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Acquired:
Free agent signing, 2011 |
Weight:
170 lbs. |
Prospect Talent Score
Probability of Success
- D
2007-08: Hazen appeared in 65 games as a QMJHL rookie for Val d’Or. He scored 21 goals with 19 assists and was -14 with 25 PMs. Hazen scored 12 of his 21 goals on the power play. In four playoff games he scored 2 goals with 1 assist and was -4.
2008-09: Hazen scored 20 goals with 25 assists in his second year in the QMJHL on a Val d’Or Foreurs team that was one of two teams to not make the playoffs. Hazen scored 4 of his 20 goals on the power play and was -5 with 26 PMs for a team that was tied with Halifax with the league’s fewest points.
2009-10: Hazen was the second-leading scorer for Val d’or in his third season with the club despite playing just 55 games. He had 24 goals and a team-leading 35 assists and was -3 on a Val d’Or team that managed to make the playoffs despite finishing last in the four-team West Division. To their credit the Foreurs took Rouyn-Noranda to six games in their first round playoff series. Hazen scored 2 goals with 1 assist and was +2 with 2 PMs against the Huskies.
2010-11: Hazen led all Val d’Or skaters with 83 points and was one of the top goal scorers in the QMJHL as a twenty-year-old. His 41 goals were fourth most in the league to go along with 42 assists. Hazen scored 18 of his 41 goals on the power play and was -16 with 29 PMs as the Foreurs once again had a losing season but managed to earn a playoff berth. Hazen appeared in just one playoff game for the Foreurs – receiving a three-game suspension for a hit from behind. He was -2 with no points in that game.
2008-09: Hazen scored 20 goals with 25 assists in his second year in the QMJHL on a Val d’Or Foreurs team that was one of two teams to not make the playoffs. Hazen scored 4 of his 20 goals on the power play and was -5 with 26 PMs for a team that was tied with Halifax with the league’s fewest points.
2009-10: Hazen was the second-leading scorer for Val d’or in his third season with the club despite playing just 55 games. He had 24 goals and a team-leading 35 assists and was -3 on a Val d’Or team that managed to make the playoffs despite finishing last in the four-team West Division. To their credit the Foreurs took Rouyn-Noranda to six games in their first round playoff series. Hazen scored 2 goals with 1 assist and was +2 with 2 PMs against the Huskies.
2010-11: Hazen led all Val d’Or skaters with 83 points and was one of the top goal scorers in the QMJHL as a twenty-year-old. His 41 goals were fourth most in the league to go along with 42 assists. Hazen scored 18 of his 41 goals on the power play and was -16 with 29 PMs as the Foreurs once again had a losing season but managed to earn a playoff berth. Hazen appeared in just one playoff game for the Foreurs – receiving a three-game suspension for a hit from behind. He was -2 with no points in that game.
