Prospect Info: Bruins Prospects XV - Stay on subject!

[burstnbloom]

Or you can just take it for the joke it is and not get too bothered by it. @BruinsNetwork was not aiming that at a particular individual, so there is no reason for you to feel personally slighted here. Your comments about Lohrei are perfectly reasonable, but some have not been and continue to not be. This also happens beyond the forums.

im not taking it personally I just feel that maybe that’s run it’s course here.

 

[DaaaaB's]

Or you can get over being bothered by it? That's just as easy and probably more appropriate since you seem to be put the one put out.

It was a simple observation. I think you're reading a bit too much into it.

 

[DaaaaB's]

Oh please, there’s “smarmy posts” made here every single day on tired topics that make others annoyed. Use the ignore button like everyone else does if it’s sickening.

You're probably right but I pretty much only come here to read about prospects so I don't see these other tired topics(other than the 2015 draft). I don't ignore people, especially over one thing when I enjoy your posts otherwise. Sickening was too strong of a word but it seems unnecessary at this point. Just my take tho.

 

[burstnbloom]

Oh please, there’s “smarmy posts” made here every single day on tired topics that make others annoyed. Use the ignore button like everyone else does if it’s sickening.

or, hear me out, don’t be that guy? You post awesome content and I enjoy it very much. The lohrei strawman is just tiresome.

 

[CDJ]

It was a simple observation. I think you're reading a bit too much into it.

bro you called it sickening and are now accusing others of reading too much into it, you can’t backpedal like you’re Ty Law

 

[CDJ]

Me too- and of course you understand that it is something of a running joke at this point. I am amazed that people are actually getting offended or upset by it. It’s just a little fun in an environment where everything often gets so serious and angry

it’s sickening, I am going to go throw up in disgust. That playful tweet was basically 9/11 all over again. Idk how we are going to get through this as a board.

 

[SanDogBrewin]

Keep in mind, the PBruins only played two teams in the bubble this past year, Hartford and Bridgeport. Not the strongest competition….

True very true. Watched a bunch of games and I think he can push Clifton. Hopeful a right hand shot with good offensive skills can come up through Providence.

 

[DKH]

Bruins defensive prospects very interesting

lot of size out there under contract or drafted but Bruins control

Lohrei 6’5
Mast 6’4
Lyle 6’3
Langenbrunner 6’2-3
Gallagher 6

lyle looks close

as a RHD with AHL experience and success he could be pushing for full time spot by late winter

gives the Bruins a good sized right side

From Matt Porter today’s Boston Globe

Lyle right in position to contribute
Like Connor Clifton and Kevan Miller, Brady Lyle is an undrafted right-shot defender who started on AHL contracts and earned an NHL deal. The Bruins signed him to a two-way NHL deal in April, after he led Providence defenders in scoring (7-7—14 in 25 games).
With Miller retired, Clifton is solidly third on the right-side defensive depth chart. Lyle, 22, could be fourth. The only other right-shot defenders under Boston employ are 2017 seventh-rounder Victor Berglund, who played with Lulea in the Swedish Hockey League last year, and free agent signee Tyler Lewington, a 26-year-old from Washington’s system.
Lyle has puck-moving ability and a large frame (6-3, 212), both of which were apparent during development camp this week.
“Brady’s made a year-over-year progression that’s great to see,” Sweeney said.
Unlike collegians Clifton and Miller, Lyle came from Canadian junior. In 2019-20, he was a point-per-game blueliner (22-43—65 in 62 games) as an overager (20-year-old) with Owen Sound.

 

[chizzler]

Bruins defensive prospects very interesting

lot of size out there under contract or drafted but Bruins control

Lohrei 6’5
Mast 6’4
Lyle 6’3
Langenbrunner 6’2-3
Gallagher 6

lyle looks close

as a RHD with AHL experience and success he could be pushing for full time spot by late winter

gives the Bruins a good sized right side

From Matt Porter today’s Boston Globe

Lyle right in position to contribute
Like Connor Clifton and Kevan Miller, Brady Lyle is an undrafted right-shot defender who started on AHL contracts and earned an NHL deal. The Bruins signed him to a two-way NHL deal in April, after he led Providence defenders in scoring (7-7—14 in 25 games).
With Miller retired, Clifton is solidly third on the right-side defensive depth chart. Lyle, 22, could be fourth. The only other right-shot defenders under Boston employ are 2017 seventh-rounder Victor Berglund, who played with Lulea in the Swedish Hockey League last year, and free agent signee Tyler Lewington, a 26-year-old from Washington’s system.
Lyle has puck-moving ability and a large frame (6-3, 212), both of which were apparent during development camp this week.
“Brady’s made a year-over-year progression that’s great to see,” Sweeney said.
Unlike collegians Clifton and Miller, Lyle came from Canadian junior. In 2019-20, he was a point-per-game blueliner (22-43—65 in 62 games) as an overager (20-year-old) with Owen Sound.

My only quirk is that I wish they had these kids sooner to help these upcoming two years. Wouldn’t mind Lyle making a push. Im hoping they have a kid push in training camp or in Providence this year. They need a boost.

 

[PatriceBergeronFan]

My only quirk is that I wish they had these kids sooner to help these upcoming two years. Wouldn’t mind Lyle making a push. Im hoping they have a kid push in training camp or in Providence this year. They need a boost.

The gap in drafting hurt the Bruins now.

In a few years the roster will be closer to where it needs to be with all of the size added, assuming the prospects realize their potentials. Now the Bruins need to continue focusing on drafting skill to round out the Bruins of five years from now.

 

[burstnbloom]

Bruins defensive prospects very interesting

lot of size out there under contract or drafted but Bruins control

Lohrei 6’5
Mast 6’4
Lyle 6’3
Langenbrunner 6’2-3
Gallagher 6

lyle looks close

as a RHD with AHL experience and success he could be pushing for full time spot by late winter

gives the Bruins a good sized right side

From Matt Porter today’s Boston Globe

Lyle right in position to contribute
Like Connor Clifton and Kevan Miller, Brady Lyle is an undrafted right-shot defender who started on AHL contracts and earned an NHL deal. The Bruins signed him to a two-way NHL deal in April, after he led Providence defenders in scoring (7-7—14 in 25 games).
With Miller retired, Clifton is solidly third on the right-side defensive depth chart. Lyle, 22, could be fourth. The only other right-shot defenders under Boston employ are 2017 seventh-rounder Victor Berglund, who played with Lulea in the Swedish Hockey League last year, and free agent signee Tyler Lewington, a 26-year-old from Washington’s system.
Lyle has puck-moving ability and a large frame (6-3, 212), both of which were apparent during development camp this week.
“Brady’s made a year-over-year progression that’s great to see,” Sweeney said.
Unlike collegians Clifton and Miller, Lyle came from Canadian junior. In 2019-20, he was a point-per-game blueliner (22-43—65 in 62 games) as an overager (20-year-old) with Owen Sound.

lyle really got a lot of glow this dev camp. I’ve not seen him much given the providence situation last year. What’s a reasonable floor/ceiling/player type for people that watched last year or saw him in junior?

 

[Dangleittus13]

lyle really got a lot of glow this dev camp. I’ve not seen him much given the providence situation last year. What’s a reasonable floor/ceiling/player type for people that watched last year or saw him in junior?

Opportunity meets Confidence - a deadly combo!

 

[rocketdan9]

One of us mentioned Ben Meyers before this started, can't remember who.

From Fluto to Mark

They list

Parker, Meyers, Kuntar, Lyle and Lohrei as standouts

Good to hear. Bruins should consider signing Parker and Meyers? Their ncaa stats are solid

 

[DKH]

From Fluto to Mark

They list

Parker, Meyers, Kuntar, Lyle and Lohrei as standouts

Good to hear. Bruins should consider signing Parker and Meyers? Their ncaa stats are solid

I’m sure they won’t be only ones and players will consider what organization gives them best path to nhl

 

[Over the volcano]

My only quirk is that I wish they had these kids sooner to help these upcoming two years. Wouldn’t mind Lyle making a push. Im hoping they have a kid push in training camp or in Providence this year. They need a boost.

Think there's no shortage of kids pushing their way in on the blueline. They have what, 4 or 5 guys under 25 as it is.

 

[LouJersey]

From Fluto to Mark

They list

Parker, Meyers, Kuntar, Lyle and Lohrei as standouts

Good to hear. Bruins should consider signing Parker and Meyers? Their ncaa stats are solid

@DKH was smart enough to take Kuntar in our sim league draft late (before the real NHL draft) and raved then and now about what type of power forward he is going to be. Kid is going to be a good one.

Guys like he and Olson should really turn into solid players IMO.

 

[BruinsFanSince94]

@DKH was smart enough to take Kuntar in our sim league draft late (before the real NHL draft) and raved then and now about what type of power forward he is going to be. Kid is going to be a good one.

Guys like he and Olson should really turn into solid players IMO.

So what kind of 'power forward' is Kuntar like? I guess I'll give a few examples: Milan Lucic, Blake Coleman, Charlie Coyle type? All powerforwards, in my opinion, but different styles of it.

Where would Olson fall into it? Energy type guy?

 

[DKH]

@DKH was smart enough to take Kuntar in our sim league draft late (before the real NHL draft) and raved then and now about what type of power forward he is going to be. Kid is going to be a good one.

Guys like he and Olson should really turn into solid players IMO.

One day I’ll let the cat out of the bag

 

[DaaaaB's]

bro you called it sickening and are now accusing others of reading too much into it, you can’t backpedal like you’re Ty Law

Saying something is sickening doesn't necessarily mean you're all worked up about it. I meant it was annoying/unnecessary but certainly not making me mad considering I spend maybe half an hour a week on here.

 

[BruinsNetwork]

Really enjoyed watching Duran this week. Kid was ready to play each and every morning.

 

[TCB]

I never heard of him & was not happy. Good sign. Hadn’t heard of Bergeron-Cleary either pretty sure only two top two round draft picks they have taken in last 30 years I didn’t know - heck I knew who Alexandrov was

Senyshyn ?

 

[DominicT]

"Now we go stop pucks" needs to catch on just like "pucks in deep"

 

[Saxon Eric]

Really enjoyed watching Duran this week. Kid was ready to play each and every morning.

2020 draft class had a very strong camp

 

[BruinsFanSince94]

2020 draft class had a very strong camp

I may have to make my way to Schneider this year. BC/PC game to catch a few of them.

 

[JOKER 192]

Were you not reading the forums when he was selected? It wasn't mere skepticism that was being expressed about the pick. It was downright ugly with some ridiculous things being said.

Nobody knew this kid, the argument was and still is he could have been had with a later pick.