Flint Firebirds

Jets prospect Kevin He (2024 4th) and his Flint Firebirds were swept in their second round playoff series with the Windsor Spitfires of the OHL playoffs. In six games he finished with 3G 6A. Photo Credit: Colby Spence (Illegal Curve) From our prospect regular season roundup this is what He did in his second year as an NHL drafted player: It was a big year for the prospect who was named captain of the IceDogs last season playing in 28 games with Niagara before he got dealt to powerhouse Flint where he concluded the season playing 32 games for the Firebirds. In his fourth full OHL season He finished with 39 goals 38 assists for 77 points in 60 games. He set a new career high in goals and points. His production jumped from 1.11 pts/g with Niagara to 1.41 with Flint which averages out to 1.29, which eclipses the 1.21 mark he set last season. His motor never stops, he celebrates every goal like he won his team a championship and it will be very interesting to see how his game translates to the pros. Unfortunately for the relentless forward he missed the final game of the second round with an injury. So he’s joined the Moose, who start playoffs tomorrow, but his status is uncertain. He is skating with Moose skills coach Dave Cameron ahead of practice.

Winnipeg Jets prospect Kevin He with the Moose