Sean Day
| Position | Birthdate | Height | Height (cm) | Weight | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Defenseman | 1/9/1998 | 6'3 | 191 | 218 | 98 |
Draft Information
| Draft Year | Age/Production Score | HP Draft Rank | Weighted Draft Rank | Drafted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | 0.12 | 71 | 69 | 81 |
Prospect Ranking
| Rank | Prospect Status | NHLRights |
|---|---|---|
| 130 | Graduated | New York Rangers |
Player Notes:
Spilling the sticks...
| Player Name | Note Type | Note | Writer | Game Watched | Viewing Method | Game Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sean Day | Note | Sean Day has been quiet but made a number of good plays with his feet and stick. | Zachary DeVine | NJEC 2016 - USA Team Blue vs. Team Finland | Live | 7/30/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day makes two difficult passes look easy. Again has the tools, looks to be in better shape. | Zachary DeVine | NJEC 2016 - Team Blue Practice | Live | 7/29/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Sean Day with a goal, good screen in the front of the net but perfectly placed shot just under the crossbar. | Zachary DeVine | Mississauga vs Peterborough (OHL) | Live | 3/5/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Sean Day is playing well defensively. Should play a bit heavier in front of his net, where he seems to get to with partner Gibson doing the skating. | Zachary DeVine | Mississauga vs Peterborough (OHL) | Live | 3/5/2016 |
| Sean Day | Summary | Day was not fully committed to this game. Numerous times lazy plays followed smart ones. Had a instance in the third period where he was able to use great footwork and a quick stick to breakup a dangerous rush. Later, he would simply lose his man. Had a high-skill goal to open scoring which only left you more frustrated with some of his more lackadaisical plays. | Zachary DeVine | Mississauga vs Peterborough (OHL) | Live | 3/5/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Literally shrugged off a hit from Laberge, who then bounced off of the big defender and fell to the ice, while Day looked down at him. | Brian Fogarty | CHL Top Prospects Game 2016 | Video (With Replay) | 1/28/2016 |
| Sean Day | Summary | Played like a first-round pick for most of the game, showing off his skating and puck handling abilities, but mental lapses are still his biggest issue. | Brian Fogarty | CHL Top Prospects Game 2016 | Video (With Replay) | 1/28/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Sean Day makes a subtle play with a quick stick check on Nylander, end of offensive play. | Zachary DeVine | CHL Top Prospects Game 2016 | Live | 1/28/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day playing solid defensively. Not cheating on his assignments and controlling play in front of the net. | Zachary DeVine | CHL Top Prospects Game 2016 | Live | 1/28/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Nice play by Day, carrying through the neutral zone, moves to the center of the ice for a great chance on net. | Zachary DeVine | CHL Top Prospects Game 2016 | Live | 1/28/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day carries through the neutral zone and passes to Kyrou who whips a cross ice pass to Brown who ties the game. All three players with awesome plays on that goal. | Zachary DeVine | CHL Top Prospects Game 2016 | Live | 1/28/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day has made a number of plays on the puck with his feet. Kicking the puck up to his stick, or having an attacker tied up and kicking the puck out of danger. | Zachary DeVine | CHL Top Prospects Game 2016 | Live | 1/28/2016 |
| Sean Day | Summary | Sean Day is a player I love to watch but is an absolute enigma to peg as a prospect. His skating and vision are excellent but some shifts he simply seemed content to take his turn and not contribute to the effort on the ice. He is the very definition of a boom/bust prospect. He will either sort out his head or he won’t. | Zachary DeVine | CHL Top Prospects Game 2016 | Live | 1/28/2016 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day with an undisciplined and dangerous play, lucky to only get two minutes | Zachary DeVine | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day displays good vision and awareness. I like the blend he has of defense and offensive ability | Zachary DeVine | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day chose the hit over the puck clear from the crease. Immature play showing up here in the third in a few minor ways. | Zachary DeVine | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Summary | Everything you have heard or read on Sean Day was on display tonight. Amazing skating ability, above average talent, fleeting interest in the game and a quick fuse that can hurt his team. I really like this player if he can ever get his head straight. | Zachary DeVine | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Kept his cool after Hague badly misplayed a three-on-two. Day found the puck and moved it to his winger. | Brian Fogarty | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Bad retribution hit, boarding called | Brian Fogarty | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Spent a defensive-zone shift where he looked like he was waiting for something to happen, instead of making something happen | Brian Fogarty | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Caught deep, chasing down a puck carrier but seemed unhurried in pursuit. | Brian Fogarty | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Just not enough urgency in his game. | Brian Fogarty | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Summary | Has all of the makings of a fine NHL blueliner, except the crucial quality of making good, timely decisions and urgent play. Day, at this point anyway, looks like a player who isn't relaxed and enjoying playing the game. | Brian Fogarty | Sarnia vs Mississauga (OHL) | Video | 12/18/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day with very good skating and quick outlet pass leads to a good chance. fluid skater, hips allow for quick transitions as well | Zachary DeVine | Mississauga vs. Windsor (OHL) | Video | 11/13/2015 |
| Sean Day | Note | Day active from the blue line and good skating allows for quick recovery. very noticeable in all facets of the game thus far. | Zachary DeVine | Mississauga vs. Windsor (OHL) | Video | 11/13/2015 |
| Sean Day | Summary | Likely one of the most polarizing players, the skill is there, the skating is there but the “coach killer” traits that I have heard about showed up as well. Played much like a Brent Burns type player, moving around the ice like a “rover”. Still, I’d rather tame a tiger on defense. | Zachary DeVine | Mississauga vs. Windsor (OHL) | Video | 11/13/2015 |
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