Prospect Info: Logan Brown (C) Part 3
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BondraTime
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Good for everyone.
Brown can stand out and make the team, he can not make the team, get waived and picked up by another team, or can improve his value and get traded.
Win-Win
I hope he comes to camp, has a great time, blows the doors off, thrusts himself into the conversation for that second line spot, and the talk of him wanting to be dealt go away. I won't give up on him until he shows me he's not good enough. Logan panning out might seem unlikely at this point, but it would be great for the team. Nothing to lose by rooting for him!
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That goes against what everyone who knew absolutely nothing was speculating so I’m not buying it
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I thought the QO expired already. I guess we could make the same offer again though...
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I could be mistaken but I believe this is only the case of the QO is rejected. Which we haven’t heard anything about as far as I know
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Micklebot
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I think it's important that a QO automatically expire, imagine a team close to the cap making a QO to a big ticket player who stretches it out and won't sign (or officially reject it). The team signs a replacement player pushing them to the cap then the player decides to sign the QO pushing the team way over the cap.
Teams are required to give the QO to retain rights, I don't really see a difference between refusing to accept and rejecting, the team needs to be in control of their finances to make sure they can plan accordingly.
Want nothing but the best for Logan, I want him to win a spot. There is one waiting for him between Stutzle and Brown and another possible one between Formenton and Watson.
If he signs and ends up somewhere else and a succeeds , great too.
If he signs and ends up somewhere else and a succeeds , great too.
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If he wants it enough, there's a 2C spot just waiting there for him to grab it and own it.
Now or never, kiddo!
Now or never, kiddo!
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great news - Logan, Norris, and Pinto at C is the best in house option for this team going forward.
Id break up The Buddy Norris line and support 1C for Logan.
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Senators sign forward Logan Brown to a one-year, two-way contract
by Sens Communications @Media_Sens / Ottawa Senators
4:23 PM
Brown, 23, skated in 13 regular-season games with the AHL's Belleville Senators in 2020-21 and tallied nine points (two goals, seven assists) and eight penalty minutes. He also appeared in one game with Ottawa in which he was held scoreless and registered two penalty minutes.
"Logan is among the most talented prospects in our organization," said Senators general manager Pierre Dorion. "He possesses many of the tools that could ultimately help him find success in the NHL. We're hopeful that a productive summer translates into a good training camp for him here beginning next week."
A native of Raleigh, N.C., and a long-time resident of St. Louis, Brown was the Senators' first-round (11th overall) pick in the 2016 NHL Draft. He has recorded nine points (one goal, eight assists) and six penalty minutes over 30 career NHL games with Ottawa and 79 points (23 goals, 47 assists) and 75 penalty minutes over 94 AHL contests with the B-Sens.
Internationally, Brown helped Team U.S.A. earn a bronze medal at the 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship in Buffalo, N.Y.
by Sens Communications @Media_Sens / Ottawa Senators
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Brown, 23, skated in 13 regular-season games with the AHL's Belleville Senators in 2020-21 and tallied nine points (two goals, seven assists) and eight penalty minutes. He also appeared in one game with Ottawa in which he was held scoreless and registered two penalty minutes.
"Logan is among the most talented prospects in our organization," said Senators general manager Pierre Dorion. "He possesses many of the tools that could ultimately help him find success in the NHL. We're hopeful that a productive summer translates into a good training camp for him here beginning next week."
A native of Raleigh, N.C., and a long-time resident of St. Louis, Brown was the Senators' first-round (11th overall) pick in the 2016 NHL Draft. He has recorded nine points (one goal, eight assists) and six penalty minutes over 30 career NHL games with Ottawa and 79 points (23 goals, 47 assists) and 75 penalty minutes over 94 AHL contests with the B-Sens.
Internationally, Brown helped Team U.S.A. earn a bronze medal at the 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Glad to see the high level drama over a low level player is done.
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I’d go with jimmy-brown-brown 2nd line
Tkachuk Norris Batherson 1st line
Tkachuk Norris Batherson 1st line
It would give us some real options if he wins a spot to start the season.
If they move White to RW (flip Brown at Pinto depending on how camp goes):
Tkachuk Norris Batherson
Stutzle Brown Brown
Paul Tierney White
Formenton Pinto Watson
Ex: Sokolov / Greig
Probably our strongest roster assuming Logan performs as we always hoped. Tierney and Brown gets to be distributors, Stutzle and Conor get someone with some more creativity on the PP. White gets to shoot more and help with draws, and Pinto and Formenton get insulated as much as possible.
If they keep White at C (Flip Sokolov/Greig depending on camp):
Tkachuk Norris Batherson
Stutzle Brown Brown
Paul White Sokolov
Formenton Tierney Watson
Ex: Pinto / Greig
Lots of "C" depth", White stays in his natural position, Tierney gets pushed down the roster, physicality on all lines.
If they move White to RW (flip Brown at Pinto depending on how camp goes):
Tkachuk Norris Batherson
Stutzle Brown Brown
Paul Tierney White
Formenton Pinto Watson
Ex: Sokolov / Greig
Probably our strongest roster assuming Logan performs as we always hoped. Tierney and Brown gets to be distributors, Stutzle and Conor get someone with some more creativity on the PP. White gets to shoot more and help with draws, and Pinto and Formenton get insulated as much as possible.
If they keep White at C (Flip Sokolov/Greig depending on camp):
Tkachuk Norris Batherson
Stutzle Brown Brown
Paul White Sokolov
Formenton Tierney Watson
Ex: Pinto / Greig
Lots of "C" depth", White stays in his natural position, Tierney gets pushed down the roster, physicality on all lines.
