Prospect Pool Rankings #5

[Pavels Dog]

#1 Los Angeles Kings
1. Quinton Byfield, F
2. Brandt Clarke, D
3. Alex Turcotte, F
4. Arthur Kaliyev, F
5. Brock Faber, D
6. Rasmus Kupari, F
7. Akil Thomas, F
8. Samuel Fagemo, F
9. Tyler Madden, F
10. Francesco Pinelli, F

#2 Anaheim Ducks
1. Trevor Zegras, C
2. Jamie Drysdale, D
3. Mason McTavish, C
4. Lukas Dostal, G
5. Jacob Perreault, RW
6. Olen Zellweger, D
7. Henry Thrun, D
8. Benoit-Olivier Groulx, C
9. Sasha Pastujov, LW
10. Jackson LaCombe, D

#3 Detroit Red Wings
1. Moritz Seider, RD
2. Lucas Raymond, LW/RW
3. Simon Edvinsson, LD
4. Sebastian Cossa, G
5. Alex Nedeljkovic, G
6. Jonatan Berggren, LW/RW
7. Joe Veleno, C
8. Albert Johansson, LD
9. Theodor Niederbach, C
10. Shai Buium , LD


#4 Buffalo Sabres
1. Owen Power, LD
2. Dylan Cozens, C
3. Jack Quinn, W
4. John Jason Peterka, W
5. Ryan Johnson, LD
6. Isak Rosen, W
7. Prokhor Poltapov, W
8. Devon Levi, G
9. Mattias Samuelsson, LD
10. Aleksandr Kisakov, W

Measure prospect pools according to Calder eligibility.

Estimated top 3 prospects for each team (remember to look at the entire prospect pool when voting):

Team	#1 Prospect	#2 Prospect	#3 Prospect
-	-	-	-
Arizona	Dylan Guenther	Victor Söderström	Jan Jenik
Boston	Fabian Lysell	Jack Studnicka	John Beecher
-	-	-	-
Calgary	Matthew Coronato	Connor Zary	Jakob Pelletier
Carolina	Seth Jarvis	Jack Drury	Ryan Suzuki
Chicago	Lucas Reichel	Nicholas Beaudin	Wyatt Kalynuk
Colorado	Bowen Byram	Alex Newhook	Justin Barron
Columbus	Kent Johnson	Cole Sillinger	Kirill Marchenko
Dallas	Thomas Harley	Ty Dellandrea	Wyatt Johnston
-	-	-	-
Edmonton	Evan Bouchard	Dylan Holloway	Philip Broberg
Florida	Spencer Knight	Anton Lundell	Grigori Denisenko
-	-	-	-
Minnesota	Matt Boldy	Marco Rossi	Jesper Wallstedt
Montreal	Cole Caufield	Kaiden Guhle	Mattias Norlinder
Nashville	Yaroslav Askarov	Philip Tomasino	Alexandre Carrier
New Jersey	Luke Hughes	Dawson Mercer	Alexander Holtz
NY Isles	Aatu Räty	Robin Salo	William Dufour
NY Rangers	Nils Lundkvist	Vitali Kravtsov	Braden Schneider
Ottawa	Jake Sanderson	Shane Pinto	Tyler Boucher
Philadelphia	Morgan Frost	Cam York	Samu Tuomaala
Pittsburgh	Samuel Poulin	Pierre-Olivier Joseph	Filip Hållander
San Jose	William Eklund	Thomas Bordeleau	Ozzy Wiesblatt
Seattle	Matthew Beniers	Kole Lind	Ryan Winterton
St.Louis	Klim Klostin	Scott Perunovich	Zach Bolduc
Tampa Bay	Cal Foote	Maxim Groshev	Jack Finley
Toronto	Nick Robertson	Timothy Liljegren	Rodion Amirov
Vancouver	Vasili Podkolzin	Jonah Gadjovich	Jack Rathbone
Vegas	Peyton Krebs	Brendan Brisson	Lukas Cormier
Washington	Connor McMichael	Alexander Alexeyev	Hendrix Lapierre
Winnipeg	Cole Perfetti	Ville Heinola	Chaz Lucius

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[amnesiac]

If Brannstrom is there then so should stutzle, Norris, Batherson...

 

[Pavels Dog]

If Brannstrom is there then so should stutzle, Norris, Batherson...

From Sens board:

As we have been doing since 2004, we are going to use the HF criterias for prospect eligibility (less than 65 NHL games and under 25 y/o)

NHL Prospect Criteria - Hockey's Future

However, this year there will be 2 exceptions to avoid never-ending debates. Like SensBrawler said "It's a weird situation due to the shortened season. In most years, they would have easily graduated."

So Tim Stutzle (53 GP) and Josh Norris (59 GP) are going to be considered graduated. The panel of Sens prospect polls experts think that the majority of people would still consider Brannstrom as a prospect, even though he has more games than them (63 GP), so he's going to be among options.

 

[Stewie Griffin]

From Sens board:

You have to create your own variable to base this on...not what each individual fanbase chooses on their forum, otherwise you're going to continue to have inconsistency and it won't be a fair ranking. It should just be based on calder eligibility.

 

[Pavels Dog]

You have to create your own variable to base this on...not what each individual fanbase chooses on their forum, otherwise you're going to continue to have inconsistency and it won't be a fair ranking. It should just be based on calder eligibility.

Updated. Removed Brännström, Sandin, Hayton, added Nedeljkovic (unsure if it would have influenced the Wings ranking). Don't see any other obvious guys who should be removed/added but let me know.

 

[Stewie Griffin]

Updated. Removed Brännström, Sandin, Hayton, added Nedeljkovic (unsure if it would have influenced the Wings ranking). Don't see any other obvious guys who should be removed/added but let me know.

Appreciate it and the effort these polls take. There's no other names that stand out to me. With that said, I voted Ottawa. They don't have the high end talent (since they graduated) compared to Florida, Colorado or maybe even Minnesota but I like their depth much more than those.

 

[Buck Naked]

Ottawa, then NJD.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Y’all sleeping on Minnesota

 

[Poppy Whoa Sonnet]

Bryam and Newhook push Colorado ahead of NJ imo. Then it's NJ or CBJ.

 

[WetcoastOrca]

Ottawa. Then NJ.

 

[wetcoast]

Bryam and Newhook push Colorado ahead of NJ imo. Then it's NJ or CBJ.

Pretty much this for me, although I do like the top end of Minny as well.

 

[Xspyrit]

From Sens board:

Yea, we have tried to keep the old HF criterias (65 GP for skaters, 45 GP for goalies, under 25 y/o) that our predecessors used since 2004 to keep that consistency Stewie Griffin is talking about, so every poll would be comparable from year to year based on having the same criterias.

Updated. Removed Brännström, Sandin, Hayton, added Nedeljkovic (unsure if it would have influenced the Wings ranking). Don't see any other obvious guys who should be removed/added but let me know.

Nedeljkovic? He's 25 years old and played 29 NHL games since 2016 lol

But I see, "calder eligibility" as the other poster said. I guess it's a "standard" criteria, easier for your series of polls