Sens Board Prospect Rankings 2014 (24th)

[Lehner]

Sens Prospect Rankings:

1. Curtis Lazar C 6'0" 203

(Edmonton Oil Kings, WHL) 58.33%
2. Cody Ceci D 6'3" 209

(Ottawa Senators, NHL) 87.34%
3. Mark Stone RW 6'2" 205

(Binghamton Senators, AHL/Ottawa Senators, NHL) 83.33%
4. Matt Puempel LW 6'1" 205

(Binghamton Senators, AHL) 57.30%
5. Jean-Gabriel Pageau C 5'9" 175

(Binghamton Senators, AHL) 61.00%
6. Fredrik Claesson D 6'0" 209

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)55.56%
7. Shane Prince C 5'11" 190

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)40.43%
8. Andreas Englund D 6'3" 190

(Djurgarden J20, SEL/Djurgarden, Allsvenskan)27.27%
9. Mikael Wikstrand D 6'1" 185

(Frolunda, SHL)33.01%
10. Ryan Dzingel C 6'0" 188

(Ohio State University, NCAA)32.50%
11. Alex Guptill C 6'3" 175

(U. Of Michigan, NCAA)54.93%
12. Chris Driedger G 6'3" 200

(Calgary Hitmen, WHL)46.43%
13. Marcus Hogberg G 6'5" 209

(Linkoping, J20 SuperElit)36.84%
14. Vincent Dunn LW 5'11" 172

(Val d'Or Foreurs, QMJHL)27.63%
15. Cole Schneider LW 6'1" 197

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)55.00%
16. Nick Paul LW 6'3" 202

(North Bay Battalion, OHL) 37.93%
17. Tobias Lindberg C/RW 6'2" 187

(Djurgarden J20, SEL)41.54%
18. Ben Harpur D 6'6" 214

(Guelph Storm, OHL)29.41%
19. Robert Baillargeon C 6'0" 174

(Boston University, NCAA)43.48%
20. Max McCormick LW 5'11" 185

(Ohio State University, NCAA)36.11%
21. Miles Gendron D 6'1" 181

(The Rivers School, USHS)33.33%
22. Buddy Robinson C 6'5" 235

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)50.00%
23. Chris Wideman D 5'10" 170

(Binghamton Senators, AHL)58.14%


Senators Prospects Top 40 (2013) + Past Rankings:
http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=1494213&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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[Grizz MacArthur]

QShore

 

[SensBrawler]

Shore.

 

[FolignoQuantumLeap]

Definitely Shore. Good all around forward, good numbers, strong bloodline. He's like a 6'2 Erik Condra. I like Summers too, but I've seen way more of Shore.

 

[ZekeA]

Quentin Shore ☺☻☺

Quentin Shore this time......................

Have never seen him play going by stats and what others here say about him............

Do not like to do that as I like to see the player play but what can I do....................

 

[YouGotAStuGoing]

We are now exceptionally deep into "prospects none of us have seen play" territory.

 

[Xspyrit]

We are now exceptionally deep into "prospects none of us have seen play" territory.

Ya and last year it wasn't before the 30's... We lost some prospect depth this year and one guy at the top-end. No worries, many have graduated in the last few years and the pool is still strong despite the HF thing.

 

[Sensored]

We are now exceptionally deep into "prospects none of us have seen play" territory.

People would have seen him play for the US in the World Juniors. He played well too.