Sens Board Prospect Rankings 2013 (39th)

[Lehner]

Sens Prospect Rankings:

1. Robin Lehner G 6'4" 223

(Ottawa Senators, NHL) 52.82%
2. Mika Zibanejad C 6'1" 200

(Ottawa Senators, NHL) 86.05%
3. Curtis Lazar C 6'0" 194

(Edmonton Oil Kings, WHL) 52.08%
4. Cody Ceci D 6'3" 215

(Owen Sound Attack, OHL) 36.00%
5. Jean-Gabriel Pageau C 5'9" 163

(Binghamton Senators, AHL) 41.46%
6. Cory Conacher LW 5'8" 176

(Ottawa Senators, NHL)56.63%
7. Patrick Wiercioch D 6'5" 205

(Ottawa Senators, NHL)52.34%
8. Mark Stone RW 6'2" 188

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)66.30%
9. Matt Puempel LW 6'0" 198

(Peterborough Petes, OHL)51.40%
10. Shane Prince C 5'10" 181

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)70.49%
11. Mike Hoffman C 5'11" 176

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)44.66%
12. Mark Borowiecki D 6'1" 200

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)28.07%
13. Stephane Da Costa C 5'11" 185

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)32.98%
14. Chris Driedger G 6'2" 186

(Calgary Hitmen, WHL)42.86%
15. Fredrik Claesson D 6'0" 205

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)51.81%
16. Mikael Wikstrand D 6'1" 183

(Mora, SWE-2)34.25%
17. Jarrod Maidens C 6'1" 178

(Owen Sound Attack, OHL)31.46%
18. Derek Grant C 6'3" 190

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)61.80
19. Andre Petersson RW 5'9" 169

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)27.59%
20. Michael Sdao D 6'4" 221

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)22.03%
21. Ryan Dzingel C 6'0" 185

(Ohio State University, NCAA)32.50%
22. Buddy Robinson C 6'5" 236

(Lake Superior State University, NCAA)37.10%
23. Cole Schneider LW 6'2" 185

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)57.14%
24. Troy Rutkowski D 6'2" 208

(Portland Winterhawks, WHL)25.45%
25. Marcus Hogberg G 6'5" 212 SWE (Linkoping, J20 SuperElit)26.47%
26. David Dziurzynski LW 6'3" 204 CAN (Binghamton Senators, AHL)61.90%
27. Nikita Filatov LW 6'0" 190 RUS (Ufa Salavat Yulayev, KHL)21.43%
28. Francois Brassard G 6'1" 154 CAN (Quebec Remparts, QMJHL)43.33%
29. Max McCormick LW 5'11" 174 USA (Ohio State University, NCAA)41.67%
30. Vincent Dunn LW 5'11" 172 CAN (Val d'Or Foreurs, QMJHL)25.45%
31. Corey Cowick LW 6'3" 208 CAN (Binghamton Senators, AHL)28.33%
32. Chris Wideman D 5'10" 170 USA (Binghamton Senators, AHL)36.11%
33. Robert Baillargeon C 6'0" 174 USA (Boston University, NCAA)21.21%
34. Ben Harpur D 6'5" 209 CAN (Guelph Storm, OHL)48.28%
35. Tobias Lindberg C/RW 6'2" 187 SWE (Djurgarden J20, SEL)39.39%
36. Ludwig Karlsson LW 6'2" 194 SWE (Northeastern Univ., NCAA)50%
36. Darren Kramer C 6'1" 202 CAN (Binghamton Senators, AHL)50%
38. Quentin Shore C 6'1" 185 USA (Univ. of Denver, NCAA)57.14%


Senators Prospects Top 40 (2012) + Past Rankings:
http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=1270791&highlight=

Prospect Criteria:

A player will be considered a prospect until he meets the following criteria:

If a prospect is a skater (forward, defenseman) and has played in 65 NHL games or more before the completion of the season of his 24th birthday; or, if a goaltender has played in 45 NHL games before the completion of the season of his 24th birthday, that player will be considered graduated to the NHL. Conversely, if a player completes the season of his 24th birthday without passing those milestones, then that player will no longer be considered a prospect by Hockey’s Future, regardless of the player’s status with his NHL club.

An NCAA player who signs his first contract at or above the age of 22 has three years to meet the above criteria (65/45), while those NCAA players that turn pro under the age of 22 will be subjected to
the criteria above.

European players who sign their first NHL contract at or above the age of 22 have three seasons from the time they sign that contract to meet the above criteria. Those European players below the age of 22 that have signed a NHL contract will be subjected to the criteria in section one.

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[Xspyrit]

lol Ben Blood has to be in the top-40, I'm sure he'd make a few top-20 around the league...

 

[Emery]

Blood

 

[source]

lol Ben Blood has to be in the top-40, I'm sure he'd make a few top-20 around the league...

A 24-year-old defenseman who could not crack an AHL roster full time? One more season from him like that and he's a certified bust.

 

[Xspyrit]

A 24-year-old defenseman who could not crack an AHL roster full time? One more season from him like that and he's a certified bust.

Only 1 pro season, he went the college route, road is much longer for those

I'm not saying he will make the Sens, because obviously we have better players/prospects but we're talking about our 39th best prospect here

 

[source]

Only 1 pro season, he went the college route, road is much longer for those

I'm not saying he will make the Sens, because obviously we have better players/prospects but we're talking about our 39th best prospect here

His value right now is equivalent to a ~20th round pick, IMO. Might as well vote for a recent pick like Chris Leblanc here.

 

[Quo]

Really liking Union this year. I'm banking on Timmy Boyle to be a big part of their season.

 

[Xspyrit]

His value right now is equivalent to a ~20th round pick, IMO. Might as well vote for a recent pick like Chris Leblanc here.

I have absolutely no idea how you can pull that conclusion. I'm a bit lost when it sounds too far from reality so I'm going to stay at "I voted for Blood as our 39th best prospect"

 

[Benjamin]

Blood, he has a great first name.

 

[BonkTastic]

Tim Boyle, because he's the least "Bust" player left.

 

[CanadianHockey]

Voted for Culek because why not.

 

[QuietOnTheFront]

I voted Culek because I still haven't given up on him making the NHL, more so than who is left on this list.

 

[danishh]

i still hold out hope for culek.

blood i see as an AHLer, that's it.

 

[vippe]

Most team pages do like a top 20 or something similar. You'r at 39? impressed..

 

[BonkTastic]

Most team pages do like a top 20 or something similar. You'r at 39? impressed..

Stick around, the next poll will be "All Time Sens Prospect Rankings, Ever, Including the 1917-34 Teams + The 1935 St.Louis Eagles".

The poll will go to 900 prospects, and will take 4 years to complete.

 

[CanadianHockey]

Stick around, the next poll will be "All Time Sens Prospect Rankings, Ever, Including the 1917-34 Teams + The 1935 St.Louis Eagles".

The poll will go to 900 prospects, and will take 4 years to complete.

Not fair, why did we stop it early when Tim Boyle has a good shot at 901st?