Former Bruins Who has the greater success?

[Blowfish]

All meh players however just curious who has a good year in the role they're expected to play in 2021/2022?

2020/2021 players only - Vladar, Lauzon, Kuraly, Ritchie, Halak, or Kase?

Excluded Krejci and Rask.

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[inactive user]

If Kase can stay healthy then he will no doubt have the most success.

 

[bruinsfan1970]

Well they are all just average players but the one who stands out to me would be Lauzon, got an assist last night so I will go with Jeremy. Ritchie would be my next guess as he should add some decent helpers.

 

[BruinDust]

If he can keep the weight gain off as the season progresses and it's easily Nick Ritchie.

 

[Greek_physique]

IMO Ritchie is the easy choice.

But it we talk about who will have the bigger impact on his team (not just points) I'd pick Kuraly. Will get a ton of ice time, be a leader and help the PK

 

[Ratty]

Ryan Donato who scored an historic goal last night.

 

[Blowfish]

Ryan Donato who scored an historic goal last night.

True ... but I'm going with discarded NHL players with new teams from last year...

Did I miss anyone? I see someone selected other?

 

[DKH]

Went with Heinen

He will end up with Malkin playing for no deal or Crosby

Sullivan will be super coach for him

20 goals likely

I will root for Pittsburgh every game against Tampa
Toronto
Rangers
Montreal
Philadelphia

love Sullivan & a huge Crosby fan

 

[BNHL]

Kase,2nd line talent on many teams if he stays healthy.

 

[kthx]

I think Vladar can do well for Flames.

 

[BMC]

Me for Danton Heinen as well.

 

[Dellstrom]

I voted Lauzon as I was really impressed with him last season, but Heinen is a good pick to rebound. I like the Vladar mention as well.

I don’t see Kase staying healthy but he has the most pure talent by a lot.

 

[Blowfish]

I think Vladar can do well for Flames.

Good call...forgot about him.

Added.

 

[Blowfish]

Me for Danton Heinen as well.

2020/2021 former bruins.

 

[Mathews28]

No votes for Bjork huh.

Well, with me chiming in....still none.

If Heinen is contemplated under "other" he's the pick in my view.

But in spirit of the thread, I think maybe it's Ritchie.

 

[Blowfish]

No votes for Bjork huh.

Well, with me chiming in....still none.

If Heinen is contemplated under "other" he's the pick in my view.

Me again ... Only players from 2020/2021 bruin roster...

 

[Mr. Make-Believe]

Dan Vladar is my pick. He was dismissed too easily by Bruins fans and will be really good in Calgary.

 

[Mathews28]

Me again ... Only players from 2020/2021 bruin roster...

ahh ya beat me before my edit was complete. Ritchie, given I’m not sure how much playing time Lauzon or Vladar get. Eventually I expect both to be more productive players than Old fat Nick

 

[Over the volcano]

Barzal ... oh just 2020-21. . . I'll go with Ritchie for pts. He's going to clean up a lot around the goal.

 

[The National]

Ritchie will likely have the best season out of the bunch if he continues to play with Mathews and Marner.

They’re all average replaceable players though. Vladar not so sure about yet, ceiling could be higher.

 

[BMC]

2020/2021 former bruins.

Oops my bad.

I will change it to Dan Vladar then.

 

[SPLBRUIN]

Ritchie as he will get playing time with TO's top players plus PP time.

 

[TCB]

Vlad, he will lead the flames to the playoffs and will be a nominee for the Calder

 

[Ludwig Fell Down]

Bernie Parent. Oh, wait . . .

Kase. For his sake, I'm hoping he can have a year that is not injury-plagued. Alot of Ritchie love so far. I see his lack of speed continuing to be an issue, and his role on the power play is defensible.

The fact that this is the list of the bruins castoffs is a good thing. The only one I'm sad to see leave is Lauzon. That's how it goes in an expansion year.

 

[BNHL]

Ritchie will likely have the best season out of the bunch if he continues to play with Mathews and Marner.

They’re all average replaceable players though. Vladar not so sure about yet, ceiling could be higher.

He'll peter out once again.