How To Scout In NHL 19?

A quick how-to guide on the best way to scout in NHL 19.

Introduction

Scouting is a vital part of building a successful team in NHL 19. You need to be able to identify young talent that can develop into star players, as well as veteran players who can come in and make an immediate impact on your team.

There are a few different ways that you can scout players in NHL 19. The first is by using the in-game scouting system. This system will allow you to assign scouts to different areas of the world, and they will bring back reports on the players that they have scouted.

You can also use the NHL Scouting Combine to get a better look at potential draft picks. The Scouting Combine takes place before the NHL Entry Draft, and it allows you and your scouting staff to get a closer look at some of the top prospects in the draft.

Finally, you can also use off-line scouting tools like prospect rankings and mock drafts to help you make your decisions on who to draft. These rankings and mock drafts are put together by experts who follow the NHL Draft closely, and they can be a great resource for helping you make your decisions.

What is Scouting?

Scouting is how you find new players to add to your team in NHL 19. You can do this by going to the Scout menu and selecting Find Players. Here you can search for players by their position, overall rating, and other stats. You can also set filters to only see players that are available for trade. If you find a player you like, you can add them to your watch list.

What do Scouts look for?

Pro scouts typically look for NHL-calibre players who are 20 years of age or older. They also keep tabs on 18- and 19-year-olds who may be potential prospects for their respective clubs.

At the junior level, pro scouts focus their attention on players in the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). This includes the Western Hockey League (WHL), the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL).

Some pro scouts also keep tabs on players in the United States Hockey League (USHL), which is considered to be North America’s top junior league outside of the CHL.

Players who catch the eye of a pro scout will usually be asked to attend an NHL training camp. If they impress at camp, they may be offered a contract with an NHL team or one of their farm clubs.

What is the Scouting Process?

The NHL Scouting Process is a yearly event that takes place leading up to the NHL Entry Draft. In order to be eligible for the draft, players must be eighteen years old by September 15th of that year and cannot already be signed with an NHL team.

During the NHL Scouting Process, teams send out their scouts to watch potential draft picks play. The scouts then rate the players based on a variety of factors, including size, skating abilities, stick skills, and hockey sense.

Once the ratings are completed, the teams meet leading up to the draft where they select the players they want to add to their organizations.

How to Scout in NHL 19?

With the NHL 19th Season now in full swing, fans of the game are always looking for ways to improve their team. As most people know, scouting is a huge part of building a successful team. In this article, we’re going to take a look at how to scout in NHL 19.

How to create a Scouting Profile?

Creating and managing a Scouting Profile is vital to ensuring that you draft the best talent available.
To create a Scouting Profile, go to the “My NHL 19” screen and select “Customization.” From there, choose “Scouting Profiles” and then “Create Scouting Profile.”
You’ll be asked to input your name and desired position in the NHL. Once you’ve completed those fields, press “Create Profile.”
You can edit your Scouting Profile at any time by returning to the “Scouting Profiles” menu.

How to add Scouts?

In order to add Scouts to your Scouting Staff in NHL 19, go to “Roster” -> “Coaching” -> “Scouting Staff”. You will see a list of all the available Scouts. You can scroll through the list and see each Scout’s ratings for the different Scouting Categories.

To add a Scout to your Scouting Staff, select the Scout from the list and then press the “Add To Staff” button. Once a Scout is on your Scouting Staff, you will be able to view their scouting reports by going to “Roster” -> “Coaching” -> “Scouting Reports”.

How to use the Scouting Network?

In NHL 19, a new Scouting Network tool has been added to help you find and track potential prospects for your team. Here’s how to use it:

To access the Scouting Network, go to the ‘Roster Management’ tab from the NHL 19 main menu. From here, select the ‘Scouting Network’ option.

You will now be able to see all of the available prospects that your scouting staff have identified. You can view their scouts’ ratings for each player in a number of key areas, as well as read a report on why they believe that particular player would be a good fit for your team.

To add a prospect to your ‘Watch List’, simply click on their name and then select the ‘Add To Watch List’ button. You can do this for up to 10 prospects at any one time.

You can view your Watch List by selecting the ‘Watch List Players’ option from the Scouting Network menu. From here, you can track each player’s progress and receive updates on their performance.

If you want to call up one of your scouts and get their opinion on a particular prospect, you can do so by selecting the ‘Request Report’ button. Your scout will then provide you with an in-depth report on that player, which you can find under the ‘Scouting Reports’ option in the Scouting Network menu.

Conclusion

If you follow the steps above, you will be well on your way to building a dynasty in NHL 19. Be sure to keep an eye out for our scouting report videos, which will be released periodically throughout the season. Thanks for reading, and good luck!