Who here has seen them all play? I can’t see someone making a list unless they are out there scouting. A video on you tube isn’t goinf to tell you much except an occasional instance they want to point out.
How can you rate them then?So a fan can’t make a list of their top prospects unless they’ve seen every one play?
How can you rate them then?
Who here has seen them all play? I can’t see someone making a list unless they are out there scouting. A video on you tube isn’t goinf to tell you much except an occasional instance they want to point out.
Time will tell but there's a reason the Bruins pried JFK out of college.
And where is the upside for Studnicka? I watched him a lot this year and I don't see it. He had 22 goals on the top line with massive PP time. He barely outscored teammate Allan McShane, who is a year younger and went in the 4th round this year.
If someone wants to make a case for Frederic over JFK I'm sympathetic, because he's big, athletic and put up the numbers but Studnicka has a long way to go to be in the class of those two.
Studnicka can't play in Providence this year.
I don't see Studnicka anywhere near JFK. Studnicka is a project. JFK is almost ready to play centre in the NHL.
Be happy. Put up your list.You can go off what you read about the player, scouting reports, stats? You know. Instead of saying a fan can’t make a list if they don’t see the player, just disregard the list.
Be happy. Put up your list.
Upside has nothing to do with how far along a player is in their development. I never said Studnicka is better now than JFK. I am saying that they have similar upside...i.e. what kind of player are they when they are fully developed. Does that make sense?
Also, if you are concerned about Studnicka's out put last year (22g, 50a, 73pts in 66 gms)...are you equally concerned about JFK's? I mean, by your logic, you should be worried that JFK was outscored by 7th round pick Colton Hargrove...
Studnicka had one of the hottest starts of any forward in the O last year before going cold. Dom Tiano should have some insight to what happened. Bottom line, folks wouldn't have been nearly as disappointed in his season had he not looked like a blue chip prospect in the Bruins pre-season and at Providence.
Is Colton Hargrove a year younger than him? If you're going to try to follow logic, the follow it.
Here it is ... the 2018 dev camp roster:
Forwards: Martin Bakos, Stephen Baylis*, Jack Becker, Henry Bowlby*, Mitchell Fossier*, Curtis Hall, Joona Koppanen, Karson Kuhlman, Philip Lagunov*, Jakub Lauko, Tom Marchin*, Cedric Pare, Pavel Shen, Oskar Steen, Jack Studnicka, Colin Theisen*
Defensemen: Nick Albano*, Axel Andersson, Philip Beaulieu*, Victor Berglund, Daniel Bukac, Lucas Ekestahl-Jonsson*, Teemu Kivihalme*, Dustyn McFaul, Urho Vaakanainen, Nick Wolff*
Goaltenders: Kyle Keyser, Jeremy Swayman, Dan Vladar
*Indicates attendance to Development Camp is on an invite basis
Jaysus. Are you aware that Jack Studnicka is two and half years younger than JFK? Does that have any bearing on your opinion of him compared to JFK? He led his team in scoring and was a point per game in Providence. If you don't want to see it, then don't, but Jack Studnicka and JFK are not that far apart in terms of quality. Do I pick JFK for a roster spot over Stud in 2018? Hell yeah. That's not even debatable. But we are still talking about prospects...and upside is a major part of that.
No, but that a guy on his same team that's younger than him scored almost as much and got drafted in the 4th round does say a heckuva lot, which is what I said. He's got a long way to go and he didn't have a great year.
No, but that a guy on his same team that's younger than him scored almost as much and got drafted in the 4th round does say a heckuva lot, which is what I said. He's got a long way to go and he didn't have a great year.
Good list Nugs.
I love the Lauko pick, but not sure I have him ahead of Senyshyn, who I think has a breakout year.
I think that JFK and Cehlarik (and probably Lauzon) should all have asterisks. If they can stay healthy, they move up.
I really like Zboril, but the FO appears to be much higher on UV than him.
Studnicka ahead of JFK? You guys are nuts.
Seth Griffith outscored Austin Watson on the Knights a while back too. If McShane wasn't undersized and was a faster skater he would have been drafted much higher.
Watson was a year younger and scored at almost the same pace in the 29 games they played together, so you just proved my point for me.
McShane is 5'11" and 190 lbs... he's not Seth Griffith.
And where did everyone get the idea that Studnicka is an A+ skater? At best he's slightly better than JFK.
Listen, I'm not here to rag on Studnicka because I go to the games and cheer for him and I want him to be an important Bruin but he's got to take a big leap this year to make that remotely realistic. JFK, meanwhile, is right on track. So I'm not trying to slam the guy but it's just a case of shiny new toy syndrome and it's nuts to have him ahead of JFK, which is all I said before a few people got really defensive.
Watson was a year younger and scored at almost the same pace in the 29 games they played together, so you just proved my point for me.
McShane is 5'11" and 190 lbs... he's not Seth Griffith.
And where did everyone get the idea that Studnicka is an A+ skater? At best he's slightly better than JFK.
Listen, I'm not here to rag on Studnicka because I go to the games and cheer for him and I want him to be an important Bruin but he's got to take a big leap this year to make that remotely realistic. JFK, meanwhile, is right on track. So I'm not trying to slam the guy but it's just a case of shiny new toy syndrome and it's nuts to have him ahead of JFK, which is all I said before a few people got really defensive.
Watson was a year younger and scored at almost the same pace in the 29 games they played together, so you just proved my point for me.
McShane is 5'11" and 190 lbs... he's not Seth Griffith.
And where did everyone get the idea that Studnicka is an A+ skater? At best he's slightly better than JFK.
Listen, I'm not here to rag on Studnicka because I go to the games and cheer for him and I want him to be an important Bruin but he's got to take a big leap this year to make that remotely realistic. JFK, meanwhile, is right on track. So I'm not trying to slam the guy but it's just a case of shiny new toy syndrome and it's nuts to have him ahead of JFK, which is all I said before a few people got really defensive.
Wrong. Watson was, and still is, a year older than Griffith. You’re point wasn’t a good one and was easily debunked.