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Nicolas Deschamps
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Birthday:
1990-01-06 |
Position:
LW |
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Eligible for draft:
2008 |
Shoots:
Left |
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Drafted:
2008 |
Height:
6-1 |
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Acquired:
2nd round (35th overall), 2008 |
Weight:
182 lbs. |
Prospect Talent Score
Probability of Success
- C
2008-09: Deschamps managed the same number of goals as his prior season with 24 and only two fewer points with 65 in five fewer games. He managed to play two games with Iowa as well, earning an assist. Was signed to an entry-level deal in July.
2009-10: Posted 18 goals and 26 assists in 31 games with Chicoutimi before getting traded to Moncton, where he posted 21 goals and 31 assists, finishing the season with a total of 38 goals and 96 assists. He also posted a plus-21, 40 PIM, 14 powerplay goals, and 2 shorthanders. He was awarded a spot on the QMJHL second All-Star Team.
2010-11: Deschamps entered his first pro season as a 20-year old rookie with AHL Syracuse; and experienced the predictable growing pains. One of two players to skate in all 80 games for the Crunch, he was one of their few offensive threats but struggled to find consistency. His 15 goals and 31 assists placed him among the top three on the team in both categories (but he played at least 10 games more than all of Syracuse’s other leading scorers). His -4 plus/minus was respectable on a team with just three full-time players with positive ratings.
2009-10: Posted 18 goals and 26 assists in 31 games with Chicoutimi before getting traded to Moncton, where he posted 21 goals and 31 assists, finishing the season with a total of 38 goals and 96 assists. He also posted a plus-21, 40 PIM, 14 powerplay goals, and 2 shorthanders. He was awarded a spot on the QMJHL second All-Star Team.
2010-11: Deschamps entered his first pro season as a 20-year old rookie with AHL Syracuse; and experienced the predictable growing pains. One of two players to skate in all 80 games for the Crunch, he was one of their few offensive threats but struggled to find consistency. His 15 goals and 31 assists placed him among the top three on the team in both categories (but he played at least 10 games more than all of Syracuse’s other leading scorers). His -4 plus/minus was respectable on a team with just three full-time players with positive ratings.
