Prospect Info: Coyotes Top Prospects 2017 - #8

[SniperHF]

Not much consensus on the last poll but Hickey squeaked out a win. Not worth doing a run off on this lower ranks so we move on to #8.

Make sure to suggest names to add for the next poll


2016 Prospect Rankings
#1 - Clayton Keller (46 votes - 60.53%)
#2 - Dylan Strome (default)
#3 - Christian Fischer (52 votes - 92.86%
#4 - Kyle Wood (33 votes - 47.14%)
#5 - Pierre-Olivier Joseph ( 36 votes - 78.26%)
#6 - Nick Merkley (21 votes - 51.2%)
#7 - Brandon Hickey (12 votes - 27.9%)

For the record I'm using HF's criteria for the poll
*I made an executive decision to exclude Perlini, he was short a few games.


ctwin22's list of Coyotes prospects

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[PhoPhan]

Voted Entwistle again. I really hope they can sign Hickey, because the defense corps is awfully thin.

Nominate Pederson.

 

[Grimes]

I think Dineen has a lot of tools to become a DeAngelo lite. Went with him.

 

[Matias Maccete]

Capobianco

 

[jacobhockey13]

People are voting for Entwistle over Westerlund? Talk all you want about points, but taking a forward who put up average totals for his age group in a typical league vs. a defenseman who played his hockey for one of the top teams in a league that's third best in the world? That's a head-scratcher.

 

[ck26]

Second year as a pro, I think MacInnis starts bossing Tuxon and gets a short stint in the NHL.

 

[Ebb]

Still going with Hill, since he has a higher chance of getting regular NHL duty (perhaps as a back-up) over some of the others (and sooner). I guess Capo would be my alternate if (like it seems) we're focusing only on skaters.

 

[jacobhockey13]

Second year as a pro, I think MacInnis starts bossing Tuxon and gets a short stint in the NHL.

He's never impressed me. I'd love it, but ever since we've drafted him, even though he was a project pick, he's looked less talented and less likely to crack it than other guys.

 

[LuckyNumber11]

Still going with Hill, since he has a higher chance of getting regular NHL duty (perhaps as a back-up) over some of the others (and sooner). I guess Capo would be my alternate if (like it seems) we're focusing only on skaters.

I'm with this. Been voting Hill for a few rounds because of it. I think he's got fringe starter potential

 

[zerekstar]

I went with Capobianco because he has impressed at every level. I expect he will turn into a 3rd pairing guy buy a very respectable one.

 

[Jakey53]

Second year as a pro, I think MacInnis starts bossing Tuxon and gets a short stint in the NHL.

He's never impressed me. I'd love it, but ever since we've drafted him, even though he was a project pick, he's looked less talented and less likely to crack it than other guys.

I really like MacInnis. He is the forgotten man here, and he could be our next Hanzal.

 

[tucknroll]

For me Dineen has the higher potential to really be something. I think Entwistle will probably be a bottom 6 guy, though he likely has the highest chance at making the NHL of all the prospects that are left.
Capobianco i've been a big fan for years, but i cant see him having the potential to be an impactful player in the NHL
If i had to vote between the three id take the homerun swing with Dineen. Entwistle would be my second pick though

 

[RemoAZ]

I really like MacInnis. He is the forgotten man here, and he could be our next Hanzal.

I liked him a lot in rookie camp last year. Was hoping he'd show more this past season but he's still young. Love the size and talent.

 

[SniperHF]

I'm a little down on him after his first year in Tucson. Expected a bit more offense. Have him outside the top 10 now.

 

[Gwyddbwyll]

Everything is perfectly set up for Ryan MacInnis to have a breakout season, he wont get a better chance than this.