Prospect Info: 2024 Blues Prospect Poll #1

Who is the Blues’ #1 Prospect?

  • Zack Bolduc

    Votes: 1 1.8%
  • Michael Buchinger

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Quinton Burns

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Zach Dean

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Dalibor Dvorsky

    Votes: 51 89.5%
  • Lukas Fischer

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Paul Fischer

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Adam Jiricek

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Matt Kessel

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Theo Lindstein

    Votes: 2 3.5%
  • Juraj Pekarcik

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Colin Ralph

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Jimmy Snuggerud

    Votes: 2 3.5%
  • Otto Stenberg

    Votes: 1 1.8%

  • Total voters
    57
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Majorityof1

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Easy one. Top 10 pick in a strong draft. Rocky start to last year raised some mild concerns but turned it around once he was brought to CHL. Looked good at prospect camp. It's Daibor.

I think he has high cieiling as a lower-end 2-way 1C, like ROR. I also think his floor is fairly high as he projects to be big enough and strong enough to impact the team on a bottom 6 possession line as well.
 
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Mike Liut

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Dvorsky is a no brainer

After Dvo, this is going to be very interesting.
 

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Dvorsky is a no brainer

After Dvo, this is going to be very interesting.
Yeah, it does. My brain first jumps to Snuggerud but honestly, I see a lot of parity with any one of a handful of guys ending up the best.

Lindstein gets legit consideration from me. WJC coming out party, probably the highest hockey sense in our prospect pool…maybe not the highest ceiling but one of the safer floors and plays a very needed position, which may make him the most valuable of this group.

Bolduc is very close to shedding prospect status so he’s more proven than the rest. Maybe not as complete a game as some others but he had a very good start to his pro career.

Jiricek’s the wildcard. He could really boom but there’s a lot of question marks because of his injury and missed season. He’ll be hard to slot this time around but we should have a much better read on him a year from now.

Stenberg had quietly been going about his business looking like an Alex Steen clone. Good skill, leadership, grit, compete level, pain in the butt to play against…hopefully he has a good season in the SHL. Likely captain for Sweden in the WJCs.
 

Eldon Reid

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Yeah, it does. My brain first jumps to Snuggerud but honestly, I see a lot of parity with any one of a handful of guys ending up the best.

Lindstein gets legit consideration from me. WJC coming out party, probably the highest hockey sense in our prospect pool…maybe not the highest ceiling but one of the safer floors and plays a very needed position, which may make him the most valuable of this group.

Bolduc is very close to shedding prospect status so he’s more proven than the rest. Maybe not as complete a game as some others but he had a very good start to his pro career.

Jiricek’s the wildcard. He could really boom but there’s a lot of question marks because of his injury and missed season. He’ll be hard to slot this time around but we should have a much better read on him a year from now.

Stenberg had quietly been going about his business looking like an Alex Steen clone. Good skill, leadership, grit, compete level, pain in the butt to play against…hopefully he has a good season in the SHL. Likely captain for Sweden in the WJCs.

I think #1 is obvious.

Then #2-#6 is group of 5 players (Snugg, Bolduc, Lindstein, Stenberg & Jirceik). Then another dip from there from there.
 

Eldon Reid

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Just for those who aer curious. Here was last year ranking. I know quite few players that are going to make pretty good jumps.

1) Dalibor Dvorsky - 82%
2) Jimmy Snuggerud - 93%
3) Joel Hofer - 39%
4) Zachary Bolduc - 59%
5) Otto Stenberg - 42%
6) Jake Neighbors - 45.5%
7) Zach Dean - 64%
8) Theo Lindstein - 82%
9) Nikita Alexandrov - 39%
10) Michael Buchinger - 60%
11) Juraj Pekarcik - 37%
12) Tyler Tucker - 30%
13) Vadim Zherenko - 46%
14) Leo Loof - 25%
15) Quinton Burns - 36%
16) Matthew Kessel - 39%
17) Simon Robertsson - 41%
18) Aleksanteri Kaskimäki - 34%
19) Arseni Koromyslov - 51%
20) Tanner Dickinson - 32%
21) Marc-Andre Gaudet - 62%
22) Ivan Vorobyov - 60%
 
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Frenzy31

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Lindstein. Played against Men all year. One of the top d dmen in the WJC and get’s to go back again this year.

I think he had a better year than Dvo.
 
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