Checking in on the Prospects: NCAA Edition
By Erik Fowlie
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Cade Webber D Boston
Webber is the oldest prospect on this list having already turned 23 and competing in his fourth year playing for Boston University. Webber has a large, lanky frame (6’6, 200 lbs) but still has good mobility from the back end. However, he has virtually no offensive upside. Webber is very limited in his puck skills and playmaking ability. I could see signing a pro contract after the season ends but unless he reinvents himself as an enforcer, he will be a career leaguer.
Future Outlook: Bounces between the ECHL and AHL