It also means that our other prospects like Zboril, Senyshyn, JFK aren't valued.
I mean I’m not that high on any of those 3 either if I’m being honest.
It also means that our other prospects like Zboril, Senyshyn, JFK aren't valued.
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It also means that our other prospects like Zboril, Senyshyn, JFK aren't valued.
No, it’s just dumb to suggest they aren’t valued at all
They’re not gonna be the centerpiece of a significant trade but they’ve got value
I’d say at this point senyshyns value is all but gone. Jared Knight was dealt at about this time post draft for an already busted Zach philips. Senyshyn has been more productive than Knight was but maybe not enough so that his value would warrant anything more than maybe a 4th or something.
Jared Knight and Zach Senyshyn aren't even comparable prospects?
Everybody in hockey world knew the value of senyshyn the day he were drafted. It is why so many commentators laught of bruins . Today it is just a confirmation of something already knew.In knights first full season in providence outside of the 10 game injury riddled one he had 19 points in 58 games. Senyshyn had 26 in 66. .39 ppg to .32 ppg. Senyshyn had a better season but not overwhelmingly. The 2nd year is the real difference where knight had 10 points in 52 games and senyshyn has currently 24 in 56. So while Knight regressed signifantly, senyshyn has more or less plateaued (I’d be surprised if senyshyn scores as many even strength goals this year compared to last year; 12-9). So yes senyshyn has more value than Knight did since he didn’t take a step backward, but not taking a step forward either really has a negative impact on his value. I’d say going into last year he had the value of a 2nd-3rd round pick. And between his 2 seasons at providence it’s probably dropped to a 4.
That means 2 things.
1: he shouldn’t be traded considering there isn’t a point giving up on a high ceiling player for no real reason.
2: since he shouldn’t be traded considering the return he would garner be essentially has no real value on the trade market.
The other 2 prospects mentioned in zboril and jfk I think could offer some meaning in terms of a sweetener in a larger deal. Both of them have played in the nhl to this point and specifically in regards to zboril, he’s been a mainstay in the top 4 all season long as a 21-22 year old. Also considering the fact he’s a defensemen (they take longer) there is still a higher chance of him becoming a top 4 nhl dman long term.
When it comes to senyshyn the odds are stacked against him to become a top 6 forward and based on the way it’s been reported, his willingness/overall ability to transform his game into that of a bottom 6 grinder has not been a smooth or easy transition.
Ive been saying for a while the projection for him is Danny paille or magnus paajarvi, with a ceiling of a higher impact player and the floor of never an nhl player. After two seasons I’m starting to think the ceiling is MPS and the projection/floor is ahl level player
This is pure stupidity. You are trying to compare to players on points rather than the more important parts like play style or position which aren't the same at all.In knights first full season in providence outside of the 10 game injury riddled one he had 19 points in 58 games. Senyshyn had 26 in 66. .39 ppg to .32 ppg. Senyshyn had a better season but not overwhelmingly. The 2nd year is the real difference where knight had 10 points in 52 games and senyshyn has currently 24 in 56. So while Knight regressed signifantly, senyshyn has more or less plateaued (I’d be surprised if senyshyn scores as many even strength goals this year compared to last year; 12-9). So yes senyshyn has more value than Knight did since he didn’t take a step backward, but not taking a step forward either really has a negative impact on his value. I’d say going into last year he had the value of a 2nd-3rd round pick. And between his 2 seasons at providence it’s probably dropped to a 4.
That means 2 things.
1: he shouldn’t be traded considering there isn’t a point giving up on a high ceiling player for no real reason.
2: since he shouldn’t be traded considering the return he would garner be essentially has no real value on the trade market.
The other 2 prospects mentioned in zboril and jfk I think could offer some meaning in terms of a sweetener in a larger deal. Both of them have played in the nhl to this point and specifically in regards to zboril, he’s been a mainstay in the top 4 all season long as a 21-22 year old. Also considering the fact he’s a defensemen (they take longer) there is still a higher chance of him becoming a top 4 nhl dman long term.
When it comes to senyshyn the odds are stacked against him to become a top 6 forward and based on the way it’s been reported, his willingness/overall ability to transform his game into that of a bottom 6 grinder has not been a smooth or easy transition.
Ive been saying for a while the projection for him is Danny paille or magnus paajarvi, with a ceiling of a higher impact player and the floor of never an nhl player. After two seasons I’m starting to think the ceiling is MPS and the projection/floor is ahl level player
You do know that Ottawa wanted him at 18.Everybody in hockey world knew the value of senyshyn the day he were drafted. It is why so many commentators laught of bruins . Today it is just a confirmation of something already knew.
Just a heads up Victor Berglund is currently playing in the Allsvenskan Playoffs for MODO.
This is pure stupidity. You are trying to compare to players on points rather than the more important parts like play style or position which aren't the same at all.
You do know that Ottawa wanted him at 18.
Like I said they play different positions, are different size, and play different games so you whole similarity thing is complete bullshit.The fact that senyshyn has been on the bottom 2 lines the last 2 years to “help round out his game” is the identical narrative that knight had in his time... Just another similarity
This is pure stupidity. You are trying to compare to players on points rather than the more important parts like play style or position which aren't the same at all.
You do know that Ottawa wanted him at 18.
I don't remember but he was a 7th rounder and has played well this season.This is the kid that the Bruins scouts were, "pounding the table for", right?
Just a heads up Victor Berglund is currently playing in the Allsvenskan Playoffs for MODO.
He actually played for the big team this year and is currently playing for them.I'm ashamed to say that I often forget about him, but I was just checking his stats and he finished first among u20 defensemen in the Allsvenskan. That doesn't speak to how he played as a whole, and it is in a tier 2 league, but it's always good to see prospects have success.
He actually played for the big team this year and is currently playing for them.
Oh I didn't know that. I thought you were talking about the J20 league that he played in last year.I meant that Allsvenskan is the second level of Swedish hockey behind the SHL.
Like I said they play different positions, are different size, and play different games so you whole similarity thing is complete bull****.
Where is the evidence for that? (Rumors and hearsay don't count.)
Knight was a right shot wing, senyshyn is a right shot wing. Both have underperformed professionally from what was expected. Both were given bottom 6 minutes in providence despite high draft slot. Both had/have adamant supporters on the board that assure the leery posters that playing low minutes in checking lines is for development not an indictment of their skill. “They already know he’s a potent goal scorer who’ll dominate in the top 6, he needs to get his defensive game right so he can truly dominate.”- - common rebuttal if you question their role on the ahl team. They are quite similar despite the fact that senyshyn is 2 inches taller and 6 pounds lighter. Sure knight was known more as a hard checking power forward and senyshyn a speed demon power forward. So yes their skill sets aren’t the same. But the path to the nhl has been to this point.
Step one: drafted by Boston
Step two: play bottom 6 and underwhelm in providence.
Step 3: dumped.
We will see if step 3 happens for senyshyn but like I said, I’d be more surprised if he turns into the 25-30 goal power wing than if they dump him for the Zach Phillips equivalent.
Still think he has a shot at a 10-15 goal a year bottom 6 guy, but the hope of anything more is dwindling overall, and for me personally that hope is gone