OT: 2015 Draft picks updates - II

BNHL

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Gabrielle ... 44-25-19-44
Senyshyn .. 42-30-13-43
Zboril ....... 32- 8-20-28
DeBrusk .... 46-11-14-25
JFK .......... 27-10-14-24
Hughes .... 24- 6-17-23
Lauzon ..... 22- 4-13-17
Becker ...... 35-10- 7-17
Carlo ........ 55- 4- 8-12

Not many surprises here, but Cameron Hughes is certainly peaking my interest. Anyone watching him play lately?

Have not watched him but his production has taken off.
 

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Zboril 39-9-23-32

DeBrusk 51-11-17-28

Senyshyn 48-36-15-51

Carlo 59-4-9-13

JFK 32-12-16-28

Lauzon 27-4-16-20

Gabrielle 51-26-22-48

Becker 28-7-22-29

Hughes 35-10-7-17
 

mikelvl

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does he play on the same line as Frederic anyone know?

That said, I hope I have him at the right college, thought he was at Wisonsin?

You have the right school. And I think he plays on a different line. Frederic plays with Kunin and another kid. Hughes is second line I think. And he appears to be having a good year.
 

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You have the right school. And I think he plays on a different line. Frederic plays with Kunin and another kid. Hughes is second line I think. And he appears to be having a good year.

sure does, admittedly, I don`t know much about this kid at all
 

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Zboril 39-9-23-32

DeBrusk 51-11-17-28

Senyshyn 48-36-15-51

Carlo 59-4-9-13

JFK 32-12-16-28

Lauzon 27-4-16-20

Gabrielle 51-26-22-48

Becker 28-7-22-29

Hughes 35-10-7-17
There seems to be some discrepancy with Hughes. Last week's stats had him at 24-6-17-23. Misprint on the assists? Also GP?
 

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Zboril 39-9-23-32

DeBrusk 51-11-17-28

Senyshyn 48-36-15-51

Carlo 59-4-9-13

JFK 32-12-16-28

Lauzon 27-4-16-20

Gabrielle 51-26-22-48

Becker 28-7-22-29

Hughes 35-10-7-17

You mixed up Becker and Hughes. I did a double take because that would be terrific production for Becker in the USHL. He is the one with 17 points in 35 games though.
 

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You mixed up Becker and Hughes. I did a double take because that would be terrific production for Becker in the USHL. He is the one with 17 points in 35 games though.

Thanks. I was doing the list by memory and then filling in the numbers. I can't be trusted.
 

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You mixed up Becker and Hughes. I did a double take because that would be terrific production for Becker in the USHL. He is the one with 17 points in 35 games though.

Yeah I thought Becker had really caught fire there for a moment.
 

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Zboril 45-9-28-37

DeBrusk 56-12-21-33

Senyshyn . 53-41-19-60

Carlo . 65-6-9-15

JFK . 34-12-16-28

Lauzon . 33-5-19-24

Gabrielle . 56-30-26-56

Hughes . 32-7-23-30

Becker . 37-10-8-18
 

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Zboril 45-9-28-37

DeBrusk 56-12-21-33

Senyshyn . 53-41-19-60

Carlo . 65-6-9-15

JFK . 34-12-16-28

Lauzon . 33-5-19-24

Gabrielle . 56-30-26-56

Hughes . 32-7-23-30

Becker . 37-10-8-18

Zboril, Senyshyn, Lauzon and Gabrielle all play on teams that are at or near the top in their respective junior leagues. They are all primed for long playoff runs and one or more could make it all the way to the memorial cup this year. Great experience awaits for all with their situations and what it can do for their development at this stage of their junior careers. Terrific seasons have been posted by all of them.
 

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Zboril 45-9-28-37

DeBrusk 56-12-21-33

Senyshyn . 53-41-19-60

Carlo . 65-6-9-15

JFK . 34-12-16-28

Lauzon . 33-5-19-24

Gabrielle . 56-30-26-56

Hughes . 32-7-23-30

Becker . 37-10-8-18
Thanks, BNHL, for posting these results. It makes it easy to compare week-to-week numbers and saves time sifting through the various leagues stats. Much appreciated.
 

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Thanks, BNHL, for posting these results. It makes it easy to compare week-to-week numbers and saves time sifting through the various leagues stats. Much appreciated.

It was such a heated and contested draft by the locals that I really thought it would be interesting to track. For my money and only going by what I read,I'll say they hit on Senyshyn,Lauzon and Gabrielle,missed on Zboril,Hughes and Becker and we'll see on DeBrusk, JFK and Vlader. I reserve my right to be wrong.
 

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It was such a heated and contested draft by the locals that I really thought it would be interesting to track. For my money and only going by what I read,I'll say they hit on Senyshyn,Lauzon and Gabrielle,missed on Zboril,Hughes and Becker and we'll see on DeBrusk, JFK and Vlader. I reserve my right to be wrong.

Carlo is a hit. If we can get 4 quality nhl players from one draft, would that be an all time Bruins record?
 

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Carlo is a hit. If we can get 4 quality nhl players from one draft, would that be an all time Bruins record?

I know not all of the games were played ON the Bruins, but here is a list of all the Bruin's draft picks in history and NHL games:
http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/draft/teams/dr00004919.html

1997 was the last time we had 4 players that hit 100 game plateau: Thornton (1st) - 1431, Samsonov (8th) - 888, Clymer (27th) - 438 , Laaksonen (191st) - 483

Since then, here are the only players with 100+ NHL games each draft:

1998: Jonathan Girard (48th) - 150, Andrew Raycroft (135th) - 280
1999: Nick Boynton (21st) - 605, Mikko Eloranta (247th) - 264
2000: Andy Hilbert (37th) - 307, Jarno Kultanen (174th) - 102
2001: Shaone Morrison (19th) - 480, Andrew Alberts (179th) - 459, Milan Jurcina (241) - 430
2002: No one played more than 100 games, Yan Stastny (259th) played 91
2003: Mark Stuart (21) - 659, Patrice Bergeron (45th) - 882, Nate Thompson (183) - 534, Honorable mention: Byron Bitz (107th overall) - 97 games
2004: David Krejci (63rd) - 688, Kris Versteeg (134th) - 604, Matt Hunwick (461) - 224th
2005: Vladimir Sobotka (106th overall) - 381 games, Honorable mention:Matt Lashoff (22nd) - 74
2006: Phil Kessel (5th) - 814, Milan Lucic (50th) - 712, Brad Marchand (71st) - 519
2007: No one. And no honorable mentions
2008: Joe Colborne (16th) - 286, Honorable mention: Michael Hutchinson (77th) - 92 games
2009: Jordan Caron (25th) - 157
2010: Tyler Seguin (2nd) - 491, Ryan Spooner (45th) - 200
2011: Dougie Hamilton (9th) - 325
2012: No one (yet) - 4 players played in at least 1 NHL game this season. Included in 5 that have played in the NHL or AHL this season
2013: No one (yet) - 2 players have played at least 1 NHL game this season, Included in the 3 that have played in the NHL or AHL this season.
2014: David Pastrnak (25th) - 155, 1 additional has played NHL games this season and in the AHL
2015: 1 playing in the NHL (Brandon Carlo), 2 others playing in the AHL .
 

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I know not all of the games were played ON the Bruins, but here is a list of all the Bruin's draft picks in history and NHL games:
http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/draft/teams/dr00004919.html

1997 was the last time we had 4 players that hit 100 game plateau: Thornton (1st) - 1431, Samsonov (8th) - 888, Clymer (27th) - 438 , Laaksonen (191st) - 483

Since then, here are the only players with 100+ NHL games each draft:

1998: Jonathan Girard (48th) - 150, Andrew Raycroft (135th) - 280
1999: Nick Boynton (21st) - 605, Mikko Eloranta (247th) - 264
2000: Andy Hilbert (37th) - 307, Jarno Kultanen (174th) - 102
2001: Shaone Morrison (19th) - 480, Andrew Alberts (179th) - 459, Milan Jurcina (241) - 430
2002: No one played more than 100 games, Yan Stastny (259th) played 91
2003: Mark Stuart (21) - 659, Patrice Bergeron (45th) - 882, Nate Thompson (183) - 534, Honorable mention: Byron Bitz (107th overall) - 97 games
2004: David Krejci (63rd) - 688, Kris Versteeg (134th) - 604, Matt Hunwick (461) - 224th
2005: Vladimir Sobotka (106th overall) - 381 games, Honorable mention:Matt Lashoff (22nd) - 74
2006: Phil Kessel (5th) - 814, Milan Lucic (50th) - 712, Brad Marchand (71st) - 519
2007: No one. And no honorable mentions
2008: Joe Colborne (16th) - 286, Honorable mention: Michael Hutchinson (77th) - 92 games
2009: Jordan Caron (25th) - 157
2010: Tyler Seguin (2nd) - 491, Ryan Spooner (45th) - 200
2011: Dougie Hamilton (9th) - 325
2012: No one (yet) - 4 players played in at least 1 NHL game this season. Included in 5 that have played in the NHL or AHL this season
2013: No one (yet) - 2 players have played at least 1 NHL game this season, Included in the 3 that have played in the NHL or AHL this season.
2014: David Pastrnak (25th) - 155, 1 additional has played NHL games this season and in the AHL
2015: 1 playing in the NHL (Brandon Carlo), 2 others playing in the AHL .

Sometimes the truth is ugly
 

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It was such a heated and contested draft by the locals that I really thought it would be interesting to track. For my money and only going by what I read,I'll say they hit on Senyshyn,Lauzon and Gabrielle,missed on Zboril,Hughes and Becker and we'll see on DeBrusk, JFK and Vlader. I reserve my right to be wrong.

Zboril has bounced back nicely this year. I think the jury is still out on him. Personally, I have JFK up near the top of the class.
 

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It was such a heated and contested draft by the locals that I really thought it would be interesting to track. For my money and only going by what I read,I'll say they hit on Senyshyn,Lauzon and Gabrielle,missed on Zboril,Hughes and Becker and we'll see on DeBrusk, JFK and Vlader. I reserve my right to be wrong.

How is Cam Hughes a miss? He was a 6th round pick. In his 20 year old season he is 3rd on his college team in scoring, with the top 2 being first round guys. Now it seems he is still light, although sometimes teams never update height /weight.

No promises that the Bruins will sign him, and he might even choose UFA after another year in college. But you can't be disappointed in him as a 6th round pick
 

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