Long-term Depth Chart Goalie #3 (READ OP)

[Xspyrit]

#1 Robin Lehner 81.25%
#2 Craig Anderson 61.54%


These polls are trying to define what is the Sens depth chart going forward, so not only this year, but who do you think will be more important for the organization going forward, starting this year

So we are trying to paint a picture of the present AND future. Basically, which current players do you see remaining of importance for a few years (players like Turris, Ryan, Zibanejad...) and others that you see becoming key players too (Lazar, Stone, Ceci...)

I have decided to not make depth charts polls for this season only because IMO we have already a pretty good idea the ACTUAL depth charts, most of it is pretty obvious. So what we're trying to see here is a bit of a projection in the next 3 years. For example, what is the people level of faith that Lazar becomes a better player than Legwand in the next 3 years, which should be the period of time this team needs to become a contender, if they ever do.

I'm still trying to improve this thing so if somebody has some insight to share... feel free to do it!

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[Xspyrit]

Interesting that Anderson was voted #2, most people seem confident that he will be here at least for a few more years...

However it was a small sample size (13 people voted IIRC)

If these polls don't garner a bit more interest, then I will stop and draw my own conclusions lol

 

[Sun God Nika]

Its just too many polls at once, the Off season is long and cold, you can do Centres first, Wings second and so on.

 

[Xspyrit]

Its just too many polls at once, the Off season is long and cold, you can do Centres first, Wings second and so on.

Ok I'm going to do goalies and defense one day and forwards the following day

 

[ReginKarlssonLehner]

Hogberg. Should have been number 2. We don't know if Anderson will remain next year let alone 3+ years from now.

 

[OttawaOilers]

I feel like we have a decent prospect pool in Goal (with Driedgs and Hogs) and Hammond could be our rock in the AHL, but could do what a Nathan Lawson did last year; come in and play well enough to keep us in the game.

 

[operasen]

Don't know enough about Hoberg, but am hopeful it becomes a battle

 

[tony d]

Chris Driedger.