Prospect Info: 2020-2021 HF Bruins Prospects Rankings Poll #10

Who is the Bruins #10 overall prospect?

  • Kyle Keyser

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Matias Mantykivi

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  • Pavel Shen

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Trevor Kuntar

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Roman Bychkov

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Mason Langenbrunner

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Riley Duran

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Jack Becker

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    42
  • Poll closed .

UncleRico

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1) Jack Studnicka (90.9% of votes)
2) Jeremy Swayman (36.6%)
3) Urho Vaakanainen (40.4%)
4) John Beecher (45.2%)
5) Jakub Zboril (42.9%)
6) Trent Frederic (43.1%)
7) Jakub Lauko (39.1%)
8) Curtis Hall (22.7%)
9) Dan Vlader (37.2%)
 

UncleRico

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After a recount we have flipped a vote! Vlader is now the 9th prospect haha! Onto the next and rounding out the top 10 with this vote. Also if you have any suggestions on players to add please do so.
Thank you to everyone for their patience and participation so far.
 
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BruinDust

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For all the criticism Senyshyn gets, he didn't look out of place during his brief stint last year. Unfortunate he got injured.

Ahcan is likely the stiffest competition for that 10th spot based on previous polls. But before voting for Ahcan consider this.......Ahcan and Senyshyn are the exact same age (born 2 months apart).

One guy has NHL experience and 3 years as a pro. The other spent his past 5 seasons in the USHL then NCAA as an undrafted player. I have a hard time justifying Ahcan as the better prospect right here right now. Where's the evidence considering he's never played pro game of hockey despite being the same age as Senyshyn? I don't see it.
 

BruinDust

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I don't get the Steen love either. Undersized, not a great first year in Providence. Currently putting up some pretty good numbers.....in the 2nd tier Swedish league. At least Berglund is in the SHL.
 
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UncleRico

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I don't get the Steen love either. Undersized, not a great first year in Providence. Currently putting up some pretty good numbers.....in the 2nd tier Swedish league. At least Berglund is in the SHL.

steen was outstanding at a young age in sweeden. He had a slow start to his time in providence, but had 12 points in his final 19 games to finish the year.

Steen put up 37 points in 46 games in the SHL two years ago.
 

BruinDust

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steen was outstanding at a young age in sweeden. He had a slow start to his time in providence, but had 12 points in his final 19 games to finish the year.

Steen put up 37 points in 46 games in the SHL two years ago.

Let's not go overboard here. Outstanding is a bit of a stretch. He was a good prospect coming out of Sweden after a solid 20-year old season in the SHL, and that's what he is now. I don't dislike Steen but there isn't much to get excited about. He's a tier below the guys who have already won polls.
 

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For all the criticism Senyshyn gets, he didn't look out of place during his brief stint last year. Unfortunate he got injured.

Ahcan is likely the stiffest competition for that 10th spot based on previous polls. But before voting for Ahcan consider this.......Ahcan and Senyshyn are the exact same age (born 2 months apart).

One guy has NHL experience and 3 years as a pro. The other spent his past 5 seasons in the USHL then NCAA as an undrafted player. I have a hard time justifying Ahcan as the better prospect right here right now. Where's the evidence considering he's never played pro game of hockey despite being the same age as Senyshyn? I don't see it.
It can probably said that Senyshyn did little to impress in his three seasons in the AHL. Touted as a goal scorer from his Junior days, his highest goal total was 14 in his second pro season.

True, Ahcan went undrafted in his USHL and NCAA years, but Seny was drafted by our GM in the mid first round. A lot more was expected of him.
 
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BruinDust

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It can probably said that Senyshyn did little to impress in his three seasons in the AHL. Touted as a goal scorer from his Junior days, his highest goal total was 14 in his second pro season.

True, Ahcan went undrafted in his USHL and NCAA years, but Seny was drafted by our GM in the mid first round. A lot more was expected of him.

It's not like he was terrible, just more was expected.

I just put stock in guys playing at the professional level vs. the amateur level when comparing players of similar ages. Senyshyn was playing against men every night in a harder/better league for a longer/tougher schedule. Level of competition matters when evaluating prospects IMO.
 

ON3M4N

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Have to go w/ Senyshyn here. He looked the part in his NHL call up and created chances. I still think he can be a solid complementary scoring winger. It'll take an extraordinary camp for him to stick. He's really fighting for a 4th line RW spot as the first 3 are pretty locked in.
 

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It's not like he was terrible, just more was expected.

I just put stock in guys playing at the professional level vs. the amateur level when comparing players of similar ages. Senyshyn was playing against men every night in a harder/better league for a longer/tougher schedule. Level of competition matters when evaluating prospects IMO.

Which makes it ridiculous to have Curtis Hall in the top ten IMO.
 

Dennis Bonvie

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For all the criticism Senyshyn gets, he didn't look out of place during his brief stint last year. Unfortunate he got injured.

Ahcan is likely the stiffest competition for that 10th spot based on previous polls. But before voting for Ahcan consider this.......Ahcan and Senyshyn are the exact same age (born 2 months apart).

One guy has NHL experience and 3 years as a pro. The other spent his past 5 seasons in the USHL then NCAA as an undrafted player. I have a hard time justifying Ahcan as the better prospect right here right now. Where's the evidence considering he's never played pro game of hockey despite being the same age as Senyshyn? I don't see it.

I like Jack Achan's name. Sounds like the really athletic guy from the Rush Hour movies.

Much better than Senyshyn.
 
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UncleRico

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Let's not go overboard here. Outstanding is a bit of a stretch. He was a good prospect coming out of Sweden after a solid 20-year old season in the SHL, and that's what he is now. I don't dislike Steen but there isn't much to get excited about. He's a tier below the guys who have already won polls.


He was 10th in the league in scoring and everyone ahead of him was 5+ years older. Not only that but among the top 10 scorers he played the least amount of games.
 

neelynugs

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probably splitting hairs at this point, but jack ahcan is my guy here and think he's
going to be an excellent pro. the b's do a great job of unearthing these NCAA guys
and then developing them into good pro players, and ahcan will be another example
of that.
 

ON3M4N

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Since this is the most current thread about prospects, here is what NHL.com had for the Bruins top 5. I've put where we ranked them in (#) at the end of their name

1. Studnicka (1)
2. Vaak (3)
3. Beecher (4)
4. Swayman (2)
5. Zboril (5)
 

UncleRico

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Since this is the most current thread about prospects, here is what NHL.com had for the Bruins top 5. I've put where we ranked them in (#) at the end of their name

1. Studnicka (1)
2. Vaak (3)
3. Beecher (4)
4. Swayman (2)
5. Zboril (5)

Pretty close then. Looks like we just thought higher of swayman and moved Vaak and Beecher down a slot
 

Beesfan

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Somebody who is voting for Jack Ahcan has to explain this to me. A 5'8, 23 year old defenseman that was under a ppg in NCAA his last season and showed no major upward trajectory? Torey Krug was a very rare exception. 99% of players fitting this description are AHL bound at best.

I myself have been toggling back and forth between Berglund and Lohrei for the last 3 rounds. Voted Berglund this time just because 9 points in 12 games in the SHL (second on team) is pretty legit for a 21 year old defenseman. I like Lohrei's tools better though.
 

Blowfish

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Going to be an interesting 4-6 votes. I like what the bruins have built.

Nice to see some Hughes love. Forgotten player. Injury issues last year so fell off the radar.
 

BruinDust

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Going to be an interesting 4-6 votes. I like what the bruins have built.

Nice to see some Hughes love. Forgotten player. Injury issues last year so fell off the radar.

He is easily forgettable. Looked like a total JAG at the NHL level.
 

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