Mick Riddleton
“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.”
The fact that Senyshyn can't make the Bruins when they have almost no scoring past their top 3 forwards is a very bad sign. He's hardly coming into form in the AHL. He has 3 assists in 26 games and is a -10. He'll be 22 in March. Also a very bad sign for a player almost 22 to not score better in the AHL. Frederic is doing next to nothing in the AHL at 20. Not a good sign either. I'm quite sure the Rangers would have zero interest in either of those 2 players.
The kid is and was a long term project in the mold of Kreider. A 6'3" speedy winger who scored at an excellent pace in juniors. Last year was his 1st year in the AHL, the staff wanted him to learn the game from the bottom lines = not going get a lot of points.
Senyshyn is tied for 7th in goals for the league, you left that out. At a minus 10 well that is what happens when your AHL team has mostly ECHL defenders. Remember that little ditty about the Bruins having every deeman injured and the AHL dee were mostly in the NHL. Scoring 10 goals while playing on the checking lines and hardly any power play time till lately in his 2nd year is good.
This year he started lower down the lines too after playing well in a few exhibition games with the big club. Lately he has being on a goal a game pace. Going to the net and playing with better linemates. In junior he used his speed to go outside around players easily. He was voted the fastest player in the OHL, next to McDavid he was probably the fastest in the whole CHL.
Frederic was injured this year. He is a big powerful center in the Backes mold, he will be up with the Bruins eventually. He would have had a shot had he not been hurt so it fell to JFK, who is not doing to bad lately.
The Rangers scouting staff would surely laugh at the idea that they would have no interest in Senyshyn and Frederic.
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