Prospect Info: 2020-21 Flyers Prospects - Top 30 SKATERS, #22

[Curufinwe]

1. Frost, Morgan - 80%
2. York, Cam - 71%
3. Zamula, Yegor - 48%
4. Brink, Bobby - 73%
5. Foerster, Tyson - 53%
6. Andrae, Emil - 40%
7. Laczynski, Tanner - 46%
8. Allison, Wade - 37%
9. Millman, Mason - 36%
10. Cates, Noah - 32%
11. Ratcliffe, Isaac - 22%
12. O'Brien' Jay - 52% RUNOFF
13. Hogberg, Linus - 32%
14. Rubtsov, German - 41%
15. Kase, David - 35%
16. Desnoyers, Elliot - 42%
17. Bunnaman, Connor - 43%
18. McClennon, Connor - 23%
19. Wylie, Wyatte - 43%
20. Wisdom, Zayde - 38%
21. Sushko, Maxim - 41%
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[David St Hubbins]

To paraphrase Diamond Dave, “I’m feeling Attard-y.”

 

[Curufinwe]

I may stop the polls once the regular season starts, so it would be a top 25 instead of a top 30.

 

[briererocks]

I think strome has to go here. Unlikely he makes it but if he does he is a top 6 forward. He had a good year in the echl and has alot of time this off-season to work on his skating.

 

[Tripod]

Multiple 2nd rounders left as well as a guy who played in the NHL last year.

 

[landsbergfan]

christ i cant keep up with you people. I vote lycksell like 4 times for nothing....then I go JSI and lycksell finishes 3rd...so I switch back and you guys pick JSI

 

[TB87]

Lycksell is the most fun player remaining. So I’ve gotta go Ginning here

 

[deadhead]

My problem with Lycksell is I don't see the offense to be a top 9 NHL player so far, if you figure .35 ppg at ES in the NHL for a third line player who doesn't get much PP time (28 ES points a year), that should be more like .5 ES in the SHL.
Last year at 20 he was about .39, this year he's at .31. Just want to see him take that next step up in the SHL.

 

[GapToothedWonder]

Went Gavin Hain because I can't even remember where he plays and I just wanted to look at the results haha. Probably vote him until the end.

Edit I just googled him and totally forgot about his hair. Now I have to vote for him until the end.

 

[dats81]

It's a crapshoot from now on...
Can Lycksell turn up the scoring? Has Serdyuk's development stalled or will he get his mojo back? Are those skating lessons showing any improvement for Strome? Does Laberge still suffer from PCS?

And we all are probably selling low on Twarinsky. He may end up playing more NHL games than all of those guys left all together.

 

[deadhead]

Twarynski is an example of a player who can benefit from another year or two in the AHL.
He had excellent AHL metrics last year, didn't embarrass himself in the NHL, but hasn't yet really translated his junior goal production to the pros.

Doesn't need to make a huge jump, refine his defensive game, get more consistent on offense (maybe with a center who can feed him the puck), and become a 4LW who's a solid forechecker who plays good defense and pots 10-15 goals a year, i.e. Raffl. A guy like that can play a decade in the NHL.

 

[Angry Hockey Dad]

I blindly voted and ended up with Ginning.