I absolutely hate when people want to draft junior player solely based on their size as it skews their real impact when they start playing against full grown professional men as they struggle to keep up with them. You want to draft the player based on their hockey ability but in the case of Sennecke at least it makes sense as he still has so much room to grow in term of strength and power (he is still weak) which bode very well for his projection as you would expect him to eventually get stronger and more dominant physically.
I prefer Sennecke hockey IQ and his hands over Lindstrom. Physically, they are not comparable though, Lindstrom hits like a truck and he is very direct. In term of scoring I would also prefer Lindstrom because his release is very quick and that will translate well to the pro.
In term of upside, if Sennecke develop well physically and he is receptive to learn than his upside is very significant. Sennecke if anything has been sleeped on, not what I would call a flavor of the month. That being said, he might not become a superstar player either, my projection for Sennecke would be a similar player to Mark Stone and Lindstrom to Brady Tkachuk. Both valuable but in different ways.
