While the Blue Jackets aren't playing playoff hockey, several of their prospects still are.
Headlining that group is Oliver Bjorkstand, who continues to pile up points at an absurd rate.
After scoring 63 goals and tallying 118 points in 59 regular season games with Portland, he has continued to dominate in the WHL playoffs.
His Winterhawks are currently tied with the powerhouse Kelowna Rockets at two wins apiece, and he is a big reason why.
Bjorkstrand has 13 goals and 24 points in 15 games, including six points in four games against the Rockets.
Should Portland advance, it seems likely they'll square off with the Brandon Wheat Kings, who lead their series 3-1, in the WHL Final.
Speaking of the Wheat Kings, Blue Jackets prospect Peter Quenneville is one reason they are up 3-1 over the Calgary Hitmen.
Quenneville has six points in four games this series, and has 16 points in 14 playoff games as a whole.
Lastly, Nick Moutrey is performing well for the North Bay Battalion in the OHL playoffs.
Moutrey was held pointless in a 3-2 to loss to Oshawa on Wednesday night, but he has six goals and 12 points in 13 games, and has played big minutes for a North Bay team that's tied at two with the heavily favoured Oshawa Generals.
Should Moutrey's Battalion advance, they'll face the winner of the Erie - Sault Ste. Marie series in the OHL Final.
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