Carter Bear Profile

Carter Bear
Ht/Wt: 6' 0"/179 lbsPosition: C/LW
Team: Everett (WHL)
Carter Bear's Player Profile
Corey Pronman - The Athletic - January 28th: "He makes a lot of plays through defenders and to his teammates. Bear's skill stands out, but the way he creates offense should likely translate to higher levels. He gets to the net to generate chances, plays fast and is a good enough skater."Sam Cosentino - Sportsnet - January 22nd: "Excels in every facet of the game. He can play with pace, play defence, make offence, score and generally elevate his teammates."
Hannah Stuart - Bleacher Report - January 20th: "His awareness of where he needs to be every time he's on the ice, combined with his playmaking skills, slippery skating and speed off the rush makes him incredibly valuable. He's also really good at irritating the stew out of his opponents and forcing turnovers."
Steven Ellis - Daily Faceoff - January 16th: "Teammates credit his hard work off the ice and his detailed approach to preparing for a game for his success this year. Clearly, it’s paying off, as he’s on pace for more than 50 goals and 100 points. He’s a difficult player to play against and it was a shame we didn’t get to see him fully healthy for the CHL USA Prospects Challenge because he would have turned heads."
Tony Ferrari - The Hockey News - Dec. 17th: "Bear is always looking to push the pace in the game. Whether he has the puck or not, he is looking to force opposing players into making mistakes by suffocating them with pressure. He will attack a defender head-on with the puck, looking to exploit them with quick cuts and drives to the middle."
Smaht Scouting - Dec. 10th: "He is an absolute menace on the forecheck with a motor that never seems to stop, a compete level that is through the roof, and perhaps the best puck battling skills I’ve seen of any player in this class so far."
Jason Bukala - Sportsnet - Dec. 3rd: "He's a lanky, skilled forward who has the hockey sense to be used in all situations. Bear moves well. He pursues opponents to create turnovers and can be a threat off the rush or in traffic areas in the offensive zone."
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