BruinsFanSince94
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what are you talking about? It’s probably due to the fact that the NHL/AHL seasons aren’t starting on time and this is a perfect way to keep these guys in shape and playing. Lauko doing the same thing.
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what are you talking about? It’s probably due to the fact that the NHL/AHL seasons aren’t starting on time and this is a perfect way to keep these guys in shape and playing. Lauko doing the same thing.
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Loaning him to a Euro team means we hold his rights.
If we bring him to camp and waive him he can sign with someone else.
BruinsFanSince94
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If? There’s no if with zboril being in camp as long as there is an NHL season.
I wouldn't read anything more into this than a young guy who wants/needs to play competitive hockey to keep his fitness and skills up. It's a loan, like Lauko. As soon as Bruins training camp opens in November, they'll be here. In the meantime, these guys, who haven't played other than practice, since spring want to get back out there and get ready for Bruins camp.
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BruinsFanSince94
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some people will literally complain about anything. Research first would have been nice haha
Yeah unfortunately that happens a lot on this forum. It's a bit demoralizing.
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Over 100 players have been loaned from NHL teams to European teams since the COVID outbreak.
You are out of your mind.
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Edmonton loaned Bouchard as well. I just think it’s for these young guys to keep playing and grow in case the league doesn’t start on time. Especially if guys haven’t played competitively for months.
Bruins even just signed a high-end scoring type (albeit defenseman) in Ahcan and there’s been a short memory with him for some reason. So many complaints about talent willingly signing in Boston.
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Also for the short memory crowd, they signed this guy
Brady Lyle Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
And this guy to AHL deals
Alex-Olivier Voyer Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Brady Lyle Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
And this guy to AHL deals
Alex-Olivier Voyer Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Forgot about Lyle, remember Voyer. I don't know anything about Lyle except he's a RD (yay!) and has some good size. What was the knock on him as to why he was never drafted, even in a late round?
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Good question , he was ranked from end of round 2 through the 4th in his draft year,his stats doesn't reveal any major injury history
Dom had this to say when he was signed
Dominic Tiano: Bruins sign Lyle to 2-year AHL Contract
I liked what Reed had to say about the kid. Maybe he is a sleeper signing that we see in Boston in a couple of years.
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But those guys were like Kramer karate fighting children last season.
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No actually good move get him playing
where you been? Don’t tell me you got the virus
Or maybe the GM of the Boston Bruins is on the AHL’s RTP Committee and is using that process to his advantage. Bouchard of the Edmonton Oilers was also loaned out today and he’s the future of their top-four defensemen. If Zboril wanted out or vise versa, he’d have been gone already— especially at this past deadline.
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True but production is production and while their Junior leagues are/were at times lacking competition wise they still had to play some strong teams,Lyle probably has a better chance to crack the starting lineup in Providence than Voyer
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Of course. I'm just being snarky.
And Providence could certainly use some turnover in the professional AHL player department going forward.
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Comical
I asked scout about Providence Friars Tanev a few years ago and he said if Boston wants these guys they have huge advantage they can get pretty much anyone if they want and there is an opportunity
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Forgot about him- a right shot RD, a position of need for the Bruins depth. Will be good to see him in Providence next season for a full-ish season and see what he's got.
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Zboril, Senyshyn will have chances
Jakub Zboril and Zach Senyshyn, the No. 13 and 15 picks from 2015, will require waivers to be assigned to Providence. This means any team can claim the former first-rounders for nothing if they don’t make the varsity.
Zboril, Providence’s best all-around defenseman before the shutdown, could contend for some of Krug’s shifts. He would have a greater opportunity to make the team if the Bruins do not re-sign Chara. Vaakanainen is Zboril’s primary competitor.
Senyshyn will contend with Studnicka, Karson Kuhlman and Chris Wagner for third- or fourth-line duty at right wing.
“They have to have an opportunity to make our hockey club,” Sweeney said. “Otherwise, we’ll make hard decisions.”
Sweeney in Fluto article Atlantic
Jakub Zboril and Zach Senyshyn, the No. 13 and 15 picks from 2015, will require waivers to be assigned to Providence. This means any team can claim the former first-rounders for nothing if they don’t make the varsity.
Zboril, Providence’s best all-around defenseman before the shutdown, could contend for some of Krug’s shifts. He would have a greater opportunity to make the team if the Bruins do not re-sign Chara. Vaakanainen is Zboril’s primary competitor.
Senyshyn will contend with Studnicka, Karson Kuhlman and Chris Wagner for third- or fourth-line duty at right wing.
“They have to have an opportunity to make our hockey club,” Sweeney said. “Otherwise, we’ll make hard decisions.”
Sweeney in Fluto article Atlantic
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