Prospect Info: Bruins Prospects XXII

[bruinsfan1968]

thought I read that Myrenberg kid signed an extension until 2025, anyone confirm if that`s correct and does that mean he can`t come over until that contract expires? Thx in advance

Read Dom's latest Prospect report again to confirm it yourself.

 

[The Andrew Peeke Fan]

Anyone who gets to watch Gasseau regularly have any strong opinions one way or the other

 

[ODAAT]

Read Dom's latest Prospect report again to confirm it yourself.

oh shoot, never saw it, thx

 

[Saxon Eric]

Anyone who gets to watch Gasseau regularly have any strong opinions one way or the other

Versatile, good hands,heavy accurate shot, tough to contain, skating might hold him back at the highest level

 

[dangermike]

Versatile, good hands,heavy accurate shot, tough to contain, skating might hold him back at the highest level

Dreaming on him and duran on a 3rd line in the future.

 

[ODAAT]

Dom permitted me to share this with the board for those, like me, who may have missed it, great breakdown for fans like me who need all the help I can get

Understanding the Jonathan Myrenberg Extension in the SHL

Jonathan Myrenberg signs two-year extension with Linkoping HC. Photo by Peter Holgersson/Bildbyran. On October 27, 2022, the Boston Bruins traded Jack Studnicka to the Vancouver Canucks for Goalten…

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[Saxon Eric]

1. Lohrei
2. Bussi
3. Lysell
4. Merkulov
5. Duran
6. Pelosi
7. Gasseau
8. Kuntar
9. Farinacci
10. McLaughlin

Graduated Poitras, Lauko and Beecher

Strongly considered but missing the cut Hendrickson, Svedebäck, Toporowski. Jellvik, Dyck and Locmelis

5-9 is fairly close

10 was tough but I fought off the recency bias factor urge and went with total body of work

 

[WickedWitch74]

10. McLaughlin

Graduated Poitras, Lauko and Beecher

Love the list, but doesn't McLaughlin technically have more NHL games under his belt than both Poitras and Beecher?

 

[Saxon Eric]

Love the list, but doesn't McLaughlin technically have more NHL games under his belt than both Poitras and Beecher?

Ok but who's playing in Boston right now and the foreseeable future?

 

[Saxon Eric]

 

[wintersej]

I wonder for how many years the go to quote for Bruins center prospects will include the name “Bergeron”.

 

[BlackFrancis]

I wonder for how many years the go to quote for Bruins center prospects will include the name “Bergeron”.

Lad's got the shoulders of two Bergerons there.

 

[Saxon Eric]

I wonder for how many years the go to quote for Bruins center prospects will include the name “Bergeron”.

About 15 years than it will be Poitras turn

 

[mikelvl]

I haven't seen Lohrei play very much at all so take this with a grain of salt, but (based on what I've read) his apparent pedigree is of a skilled offensive d-man with some work to due, over time, in the d-zone. Would John Klingberg be a potential comparison? Would you be happy if he turns out to be like a Klingberg? (Ducks head, slowly backs away from laptop)

 

[JoeIsAStud]

I haven't seen Lohrei play very much at all so take this with a grain of salt, but (based on what I've read) his apparent pedigree is of a skilled offensive d-man with some work to due, over time, in the d-zone. Would John Klingberg be a potential comparison? Would you be happy if he turns out to be like a Klingberg? (Ducks head, slowly backs away from laptop)

I don't think you'll see prime Klingberg stats from him (60+ points). I do think he'll be a better player in his own zone, and he may become a better PP QB than they have had probably since Krug

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

1. Lohrei
2. Bussi
3. Lysell
4. Merkulov
5. Duran
6. Pelosi
7. Gasseau
8. Kuntar
9. Farinacci
10. McLaughlin

Graduated Poitras, Lauko and Beecher

Strongly considered but missing the cut Hendrickson, Svedebäck, Toporowski. Jellvik, Dyck and Locmelis

5-9 is fairly close

10 was tough but I fought off the recency bias factor urge and went with total body of work

Wondering what Lysell shows to be that high? Or is it just that he's so young he's given the benefit of the doubt as a first round pick?

 

[Dr Hook]

Wondering what Lysell shows to be that high? Or is it just that he's so young he's given the benefit of the doubt as a first round pick?

It's a prospect list, so is it based on talent and ceiling, or likelihood of making the NHL in some capacity down the line? If the former, I can see Lysell as a top 3 prospect based on his skill set (yes, and age).

 

[BradMarchandismydad]

Wondering what Lysell shows to be that high? Or is it just that he's so young he's given the benefit of the doubt as a first round pick?

Blistering speed, excellent overall skating, high work rate, excellent play making ability, great at transitioning the puck into the attacking zone, creative deking etc

Great toolset overall, just needs to combine it all, and work on chemistry with line mates

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

Blistering speed, excellent overall skating, high work rate, excellent play making ability, creative deking etc

Great toolset overall, just needs to combine it all

Haven't seen him much, but when I did speed was the only positive I saw.

 

[BradMarchandismydad]

Haven't seen him much, but when I did speed was the only positive I saw.

I’ve watched him a lot in international tournaments and in juniors and he’s got a lot of talent overall.

Skill alone would project him to be a 2nd line winger—but there are questions about the other more cerebral parts of his game.

In the pre season games this year he showed a lot of his warts, but I still think those can be ironed out.

 

[Saxon Eric]

Wondering what Lysell shows to be that high? Or is it just that he's so young he's given the benefit of the doubt as a first round pick?

I thought I was being edgy putting him at 3 when many of my peers still have him 1 or 2
The kid does have tons of skill,speed and talent but it would also seem he's not the toughest mentally and ? a bit immature still, so far this season there's evidence of baby steps towards improvement but he's nowhere near where he was this time last year when he was electric in the O zone

 

[Bodit9]

How is Lysell's hockey IQ? In the limited viewings I've had it seemed a bit lacking.

 

[Saxon Eric]

How is Lysell's hockey IQ? In the limited viewings I've had it seemed a bit lacking.

Immaturity and stubbornness more so than
Hockey IQ

 

[Tbaybruin]

Blistering speed, excellent overall skating, high work rate, excellent play making ability, great at transitioning the puck into the attacking zone, creative deking etc

Great toolset overall, just needs to combine it all, and work on chemistry with line mates

I worry about consistency and more importantly a willingness to go to the dirty areas and drive the net.

 

[UncleRico]

Haven't seen him much, but when I did speed was the only positive I saw.

Wasn’t he the 2nd youngest player in the AHL last year and put up 37 points in 54 games

He’s showed more at this age and at a higher level than any other bruins prospect did at this age not name poitras.