Prospect Info: 2020-21 Prospect Info

[Discipline Daddy]

Sellgren had an assist today while playing 23:54.

Do you think Sellgren is related to Bleedgren?

 

[Nikishin Go Boom]

Do you think Sellgren is related to Bleedgren?

Cousins? Brothers from different mothers?

 

[Lempo]

Do you think Sellgren is related to Bleedgren?

There is a Finnish army joke where the captain asks the names of two Swedish-speaking recruits.

- "Jag förstår inte..."
- "Jag förstår inte heller..."
"Oh, brothers, eh?", says the captain.

 

[The Jerk Store]

uh, Chad LaRose WAS top 6, dummy.

 

[spockBokk]

I wonder how many prospects, if any, will be invited to camp?

With only the proposed 10 days, you have to think RBA will not want to dilly-dally. He’ll probably hone in on the players most likely to be on the opening night roster from day 1. But, there’s also the taxi squad that you’ll also have to choose, so guys like Bracco, Shore, Forsling, etc. will also need evaluation.

I’m hoping they can get guys like Jarvis and Rees into camp, just to they get a taste of training camp. Who knows when they’ll be able to play actual games again in the WHL and OHL respectively. I’m thinking Suzuki will automatically be in camp and have a shot, albeit a long shot, at a roster or taxi squad slot.

I’d also like to seek Bokk finally come over, but that seems unlikely as the SHL guys (Gunler, Sellgren, Bokk and Drury) seem to actually be playing regularly and getting some development time.

 

[bleedgreen]

Do you think Sellgren is related to Bleedgren?

Cousins? Brothers from different mothers?

One day if I make it out to Raleigh for a game I'll regale y'all with the tale of a Scandinavian road trip long ago.....

 

[Nikishin Go Boom]

One day if I make it out to Raleigh for a game I'll regale y'all with the tale of a Scandinavian road trip long ago.....

Or the Canes finally get another Euro tour and I can afford to go.

 

[MinJaBen]

One day if I make it out to Raleigh for a game I'll regale y'all with the tale of a Scandinavian road trip long ago.....

Can't wait!

 

[TheReelChuckFletcher]

Elite Prospects has Carolina at #4. Here's the list of 15 that they ranked. They said that they unfortunately had to leave out a bunch, including Fensore, Murray, Kochetkov, and Wall (all of whom I really like), because (by their words) the farm depth is kind of bonkers. Here's the list, but if you want to read the article, you need to pay up. They said that after Jarvis, their rankings were basically a complete tossup: a lot of NHL-projectable talent, but mainly role guys outside of, of course, Jarvis, who they say is a core piece guy. They placed Geekie at #2 mainly because he was the most NHL-ready of the giant role-player bubble: The EliteProspects Rinkside 2020-21 Off-Season Prospect Pool Rankings: the No. 4-ranked Carolina Hurricanes - EP Rinkside

1. Seth Jarvis
2. Morgan Geekie
3. Noel Gunler
4. Jack Drury
5. Joey Keane
6. Jake Bean
7. Ryan Suzuki
8. Patrik Puistola
9. Jesper Sellgren
10. Dominik Bokk
11. Jamieson Rees
12. David Cotton
13. Vasili Ponomaryov
14. Tuukka Tieksola
15. Anttoni Honka

 

[Nikishin Go Boom]

Suzuki knocked down because of his eye. Didn’t see that coming.

 

[bleedgreen]

Elite Prospects has Carolina at #4. Here's the list of 15 that they ranked. They said that they unfortunately had to leave out a bunch, including Fensore, Murray, Kochetkov, and Wall (all of whom I really like), because (by their words) the farm depth is kind of bonkers. Here's the list, but if you want to read the article, you need to pay up. They said that after Jarvis, their rankings were basically a complete tossup: a lot of NHL-projectable talent, but mainly role guys outside of, of course, Jarvis, who they say is a core piece guy. They placed Geekie at #2 mainly because he was the most NHL-ready of the giant role-player bubble: The EliteProspects Rinkside 2020-21 Off-Season Prospect Pool Rankings: the No. 4-ranked Carolina Hurricanes - EP Rinkside

1. Seth Jarvis
2. Morgan Geekie
3. Noel Gunler
4. Jack Drury
5. Joey Keane
6. Jake Bean
7. Ryan Suzuki
8. Patrik Puistola
9. Jesper Sellgren
10. Dominik Bokk
11. Jamieson Rees
12. David Cotton
13. Vasili Ponomaryov
14. Tuukka Tieksola
15. Anttoni Honka

Keane above Bean is interesting. He’s also pretty high up in general. I agree we tend to undervalue him a bit, he had a great rookie year.

 

[TheReelChuckFletcher]

Keane above Bean is interesting. He’s also pretty high up in general. I agree we tend to undervalue him a bit, he had a great rookie year.

No matter what, even if only Jarvis becomes a core piece, this is a pretty exciting farm system in the sense that we may have a lot of team-controlled talent to play around with in the 4-12 forward and the 3-6 defensive slots. It'll certainly make for fun trade deadlines in the years to come.

 

[Boom Boom Apathy]

Suzuki knocked down because of his eye. Didn’t see that coming.

intentional?

 

[WreckingCrew]

Elite Prospects has Carolina at #4. Here's the list of 15 that they ranked. They said that they unfortunately had to leave out a bunch, including Fensore, Murray, Kochetkov, and Wall (all of whom I really like), because (by their words) the farm depth is kind of bonkers. Here's the list, but if you want to read the article, you need to pay up. They said that after Jarvis, their rankings were basically a complete tossup: a lot of NHL-projectable talent, but mainly role guys outside of, of course, Jarvis, who they say is a core piece guy. They placed Geekie at #2 mainly because he was the most NHL-ready of the giant role-player bubble: The EliteProspects Rinkside 2020-21 Off-Season Prospect Pool Rankings: the No. 4-ranked Carolina Hurricanes - EP Rinkside

1. Seth Jarvis
2. Morgan Geekie
3. Noel Gunler
4. Jack Drury
5. Joey Keane
6. Jake Bean
7. Ryan Suzuki
8. Patrik Puistola
9. Jesper Sellgren
10. Dominik Bokk
11. Jamieson Rees
12. David Cotton
13. Vasili Ponomaryov
14. Tuukka Tieksola
15. Anttoni Honka

Gunler at #3 is a bit of a surprise honestly...that is a good-looking and promising prospect pool. Unless someone develops a bunch we're probably not getting a 1st liner out of that, but a lot of really good middle six potential

 

[Nikishin Go Boom]

intentional?

Based on the likes, I don’t see eye to eye with everyone else with dad jokes around here.

 

[bleedgreen]

We’re getting a high rank for the depth which is deserved, but it’s hard to think of us as truly being that high when the group is devoid of top prospects like some other teams. Depth is huge and will pay dividends you’d expect, but we’re lucky to get one or two second liners out of that really large group. Not sure how high a ceiling the D have yet, though Keane and Bean could hypothetically end up second pair types. That would bump the value of the list up for sure.

 

[MinJaBen]

Based on the likes, I don’t see eye to eye with everyone else with dad jokes around here.

You have yet to complete your dad joke training. A good pupil buckles down and studies the art of the dad joke for years. But if you truly master the art, it passes in a blink.

 

[Anton Dubinchuk]

You have yet to complete your dad joke training. A good pupil buckles down and studies the art of the dad joke for years. But if you truly master the art, it passes in a blink.

This is awful.

Iris-ent dad jokes... They are so damn cornea.

So please stop. I may lash out, or flip my lid.

 

[Nikishin Go Boom]

We’re getting a high rank for the depth which is deserved, but it’s hard to think of us as truly being that high when the group is devoid of top prospects like some other teams. Depth is huge and will pay dividends you’d expect, but we’re lucky to get one or two second liners out of that really large group. Not sure how high a ceiling the D have yet, though Keane and Bean could hypothetically end up second pair types. That would bump the value of the list up for sure.

I agree, we dont have a lot of high end prospects as ours have already graduated (Svech and Necas). I believe, despite our high rankings, we dont have a top 40 prospect. We'll see how it works out for us.

 

[Anton Dubinchuk]

Anyway. Looking forward to seeing some of these guys at training camp.

Will watch whatever drills they are doing online. Been awhile since I’ve seen Rod and some cones.

 

[TheReelChuckFletcher]

We’re getting a high rank for the depth which is deserved, but it’s hard to think of us as truly being that high when the group is devoid of top prospects like some other teams. Depth is huge and will pay dividends you’d expect, but we’re lucky to get one or two second liners out of that really large group. Not sure how high a ceiling the D have yet, though Keane and Bean could hypothetically end up second pair types. That would bump the value of the list up for sure.

One really nice thing about a deep farm is that if a future rebuilding team wants to sell one of their stars, say maybe Nashville with Filip Forsberg next offseason if they decide to go full-rebuild, we'll have the copious assets required to do one of those 4 or 5-for-1 deals. Prospects don't necessarily have to play games for us in order to be successful draft picks.

 

[geehaad]

Would love to hear the reasoning for Ponomaryov below Cotton.

 

[MinJaBen]

Would love to hear the reasoning for Ponomaryov below Cotton.

 

[Lempo]

Based on the likes, I don’t see eye to eye with everyone else with dad jokes around here.

This is very simplified optics of it.

 

[bleedgreen]

Would love to hear the reasoning for Ponomaryov below Cotton.

I felt the same way. I'm guessing the fact that he's closer to the NHL at this point played a role. This list favored guys like Geekie and Keane because they're at most a small step away from being there even if the ceiling in Cotton's case may not be to the same level. Cotton could get called up this year with some injuries and Ponomaryov is a couple of years away if and only if he develops.

I'm really hoping Ponomaryov gets to play a bit in the WJC's, looking forward to seeing him. One list showed him as the extra forward.