Prospect Info: 2024-25 Ducks Prospects
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Hockey Duckie
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Our rookie camp roster sheet has Sennecke listed at 184 lbs. In his picture at rookie camp, he looked like a 6'3 and 184 lbs bean pole. And because he is a currently 18 years old and doesn't turn 19 until Jan 28th, Sennecke is either NHL or back to juniors. We have should enough talent at the NHL level to let Sennecke continue to build his body at juniors. I don't want another "Luneau load mgmt" to make him body build for half a season and then returned to Juniors by December along with the potential to play in the WJC-20. Let's not stunt Sennecke's creativity nor give the possibility of being broken physically by actual NHL'ers.
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You know he is going to be part time in the NHL under the Leo plan. IMO he should go to NCAA for a yearOur rookie camp roster sheet has Sennecke listed at 184 lbs. In his picture at rookie camp, he looked like a 6'3 and 184 lbs bean pole. And because he is a currently 18 years old and doesn't turn 19 until Jan 28th, Sennecke is either NHL or back to juniors. We have should enough talent at the NHL level to let Sennecke continue to build his body at juniors. I don't want another "Luneau load mgmt" to make him body build for half a season and then returned to Juniors by December along with the potential to play in the WJC-20. Let's not stunt Sennecke's creativity nor give the possibility of being broken physically by actual NHL'ers.
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WhatTheDuck
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Have to keep in mind the leaps and bounds in which Sennecke is developing both physically and as a player. What you see in December 2024 is not the same player who will be competing for a spot in September 2025.
It's not my opinion so much on what they should do, I just expect they will have him at least around for a trial to start next year, based on how these things have tended to go with F prospects of this caliber.
It's not my opinion so much on what they should do, I just expect they will have him at least around for a trial to start next year, based on how these things have tended to go with F prospects of this caliber.
The Midnight Burrito
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Yeah I think he’ll be given every opportunity, ready or not. But for his injury I imagine he’d have made his NHL debut this year.
WhatTheDuck
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Yeah it seemed like things may have been heading that way, that's part of my reasoning for my prediction for next year. They may even do the whole thing where they drag out the trial until WJC camp time (like they have in the past) and loan him for that next year (assuming Hockey Canada wouldn't be dumb enough to pass again) before making a call on whether or not he returns to junior in the new year.
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Sennecke will put on more muscle for sure. Same with Solberg, I heard he's 212 lbs now. Imagine them when they are 23, going to be a force.
FiveTacos
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NCAA is not an option because he already signed an ELC.
WhatTheDuck
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At Latvia's WJC camp practice at the moment, can't get enough service in here to upload a pic. No jersey #s or name bars, hopefully Uljanskis is easy to pick out
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branmuffin17
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I'm not commenting on anything other than you used a Bloodsport gif, and it makes me happy.Our rookie camp roster sheet has Sennecke listed at 184 lbs. In his picture at rookie camp, he looked like a 6'3 and 184 lbs bean pole. And because he is a currently 18 years old and doesn't turn 19 until Jan 28th, Sennecke is either NHL or back to juniors. We have should enough talent at the NHL level to let Sennecke continue to build his body at juniors. I don't want another "Luneau load mgmt" to make him body build for half a season and then returned to Juniors by December along with the potential to play in the WJC-20. Let's not stunt Sennecke's creativity nor give the possibility of being broken physically by actual NHL'ers.
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Färjestad CHL quarter-final today at home vs Salzburg from Austria.
Färjestad lost the first game 3-1, so they have a job to do.
Solberg will play top 4. Good to see, now don't lose their trust again -)
Watch live here 10:00 AM (LA time). Or later on Youtube.
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Färjestad lost the first game 3-1, so they have a job to do.
Solberg will play top 4. Good to see, now don't lose their trust again -)
Watch live here 10:00 AM (LA time). Or later on Youtube.
Matches
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Vipers31
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Solbergs Färjestad won 6-0 to advance to the ECL semi finals. Stian didn’t have any n points and I can’t find anything else, but he’s moving on against the particularly hated sports entity of red bull.Färjestad CHL quarter-final today at home vs Salzburg from Austria.
Färjestad lost the first game 3-1, so they have a job to do.
Solberg will play top 4. Good to see, now don't lose their trust again -)
Watch live here 10:00 AM (LA time). Or later on Youtube.
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Yeah they blew Salzburg out of the building, great game.
Solberg played almost 16 mins, was paired with Nygren, one of their top d-men. It's special for a 18 yr old when the coach puts this kind of trust in him. And they obviously made it hard for the opponent to get through.
