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Prospect Info: Bruins Prospects XXII
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Getting a concussion like he did, I think his electric play took a hit from that. He just needs to play and get confident again on his skills. Look at DB, it took him a while to bounce back.
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Think Jellvik is gonna make a push to get up that list. He has been hot.
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There's a reason Dom has been talking about him for 2 years now.
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Jellvik with the cross ice pass to Cutter.
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Friday Night Wrap
We start Thursday in Sweden
Myrenberg 1 goal 3 shots 14:13 TOI 6-4 win
Langenbrunner -1 4-4 tie v Dartmouth
Walsh 1 goal 3 shots -1 11 for 15 faceoffs wins 3-1 victory
Jellvik 1 assist 2 shots
Gasseau -1 0-3 faceoffs, he hit the crossbar and buried a UML player with a clean check 3-2 win
Duran 3 shots 2 for 4 faceoffs 1-1 tie
Svedebäck 28 saves
Locmelis -1 7 for 10 faceoffs 2-1 OT win over Northeastern
BU beats North Dakota 3-2
Gallagher 1 assist +1
Schmaltz 1 assist 1 shot +1 3 for 6 FO's
Olson 1 assist -1 6-1 loss
Spicer 1 shot -2 10 for 16 FO's win
Pelosi 1 assist 2 shots +1
Hendrickson 1 goal 1 shot +1 3-2 SO win
Edward 2 shots -1 3-2 win
Dyck 29 saves .906 save % 4-3 SO win
We start Thursday in Sweden
Myrenberg 1 goal 3 shots 14:13 TOI 6-4 win
Langenbrunner -1 4-4 tie v Dartmouth
Walsh 1 goal 3 shots -1 11 for 15 faceoffs wins 3-1 victory
Jellvik 1 assist 2 shots
Gasseau -1 0-3 faceoffs, he hit the crossbar and buried a UML player with a clean check 3-2 win
Duran 3 shots 2 for 4 faceoffs 1-1 tie
Svedebäck 28 saves
Locmelis -1 7 for 10 faceoffs 2-1 OT win over Northeastern
BU beats North Dakota 3-2
Gallagher 1 assist +1
Schmaltz 1 assist 1 shot +1 3 for 6 FO's
Olson 1 assist -1 6-1 loss
Spicer 1 shot -2 10 for 16 FO's win
Pelosi 1 assist 2 shots +1
Hendrickson 1 goal 1 shot +1 3-2 SO win
Edward 2 shots -1 3-2 win
Dyck 29 saves .906 save % 4-3 SO win
Kegs
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Bruins have some nice centre prospects. Sweeney makes me happy.
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Maybe they can scare the league into less punishment.
Paros and quaider can drop the gloves one last time. Winner takes all.
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My not as good as SaxonEric list
1. Bussi
2. Lohrei
3. Farinacci
4. Pelosi
5. Lysell
6. Merkulov
7. Svedebäck
8. Kuntar
9. Jellvik
10. Duran
11. Gasseau
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Bussi is 25, is he really a better prospect than Lohrei or Lysell? He is hardly even a prospect anymore.
He is a goalie, and they do tend to pop later than other positions. On the other hand he is older than Swayman. Any other position I couldn't put a guy in the top 20 at his age
I think putting him ahead of Lohrei would be questionable. But Bussi has also very good since the day he signed, and has a very high probability of becoming a good NHL player
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Saturday update will be combined with Sunday,so see you tomorrow
Not Bussi's fault, no one drafted him. Goalies more than any other position can marinate in the minors. He "won't" be a career AHL goalie. Way better than Vladar. So yes he is still a prospect.
It's still only his 2nd full year in the AHL.
It's still only his 2nd full year in the AHL.
Today’s Globe:
It’s hardly out of the ordinary for NHL clubs to secure deals with draft picks well ahead of their projected NHL arrival date (see: Matt Poitras). What made the signing of the 19-year-old Edward somewhat off-template, however, was the fact that he was selected so deep in the draft, Round 7, pick No. 200, in 2022.
For the most part, prospects chosen at No. 200 or later ultimately track to the NHL with the frequency of the Hale-Bopp comet swinging by our remote rink in the universe. Ergo, there’s usually no rush to sign them. If left unsigned come June, though, Edward would have been eligible for the 2024 draft.
Bruins fans of a certain age, and memory, will recall that Hal Gill, the 207th pick in the 1993 draft, fashioned himself an impressive 1,108-game career, one in which he picked up a Cup with the Penguins in 2009.
So, yes, the odds are long for prospects plucked from the deepest ocean, but the payoff can be extremely rewarding.
“He’s continued to grow and get better,” said former Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid, now the club’s player development coordinator, noting that the Bruins were drawn to untapped potential they saw in Edwards. “We still feel he’s got a lot of room for that. He’s a hard worker and he holds himself to a pretty high standard. We’re excited to see where he can get himself to.”
“He’s violent,” according to the website eliteprospects.com, “and he uses that violence to emphatically kill plays at the blue line and end the cycle.”
“He has had some pretty devastating hits, where he’s caught guys,” added McQuaid, a pretty good hitter in his NHL days. “He actually caught Matty Poitras last year with a good hit along the blue line, by the bench. But he’s not out there hurting guys, or running all over the place trying to kill people. He will close and be physical. I think that’s part of his game.”
“Oh, yeah, he laid me out, caught my pretty good,” recalled a smiling Poitras. “I was coming down the right side, dumped the puck in, didn’t expect anything, and he lit me up. Yeah, that didn’t feel good.”
How that might translate if Edward ever makes it to the Original 32 remains to be seen. For now, with a deal in his pocket, it’s clear he is viewed on Causeway Street as a tantalizing prospect, one with some old-time snarl. The Bruins have missed a big smack threat along the blue line since the retirement of Kevan Miller and the more recent UFA departure of Connor Clifton.
“It means I get three years to work with Eddie,” said McQuaid, sizing up the prospect’s three-year deal. “And I’m excited about that.”
Bruins see something in Edward
Even the most ardent Black and Gold follower might have missed the recent Bruins signing of OHL prospect Jackson Edward (defenseman, 6 feet 3 inches, 190 pounds) to his three-year, entry-level contract.It’s hardly out of the ordinary for NHL clubs to secure deals with draft picks well ahead of their projected NHL arrival date (see: Matt Poitras). What made the signing of the 19-year-old Edward somewhat off-template, however, was the fact that he was selected so deep in the draft, Round 7, pick No. 200, in 2022.
For the most part, prospects chosen at No. 200 or later ultimately track to the NHL with the frequency of the Hale-Bopp comet swinging by our remote rink in the universe. Ergo, there’s usually no rush to sign them. If left unsigned come June, though, Edward would have been eligible for the 2024 draft.
Bruins fans of a certain age, and memory, will recall that Hal Gill, the 207th pick in the 1993 draft, fashioned himself an impressive 1,108-game career, one in which he picked up a Cup with the Penguins in 2009.
So, yes, the odds are long for prospects plucked from the deepest ocean, but the payoff can be extremely rewarding.
“He’s continued to grow and get better,” said former Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid, now the club’s player development coordinator, noting that the Bruins were drawn to untapped potential they saw in Edwards. “We still feel he’s got a lot of room for that. He’s a hard worker and he holds himself to a pretty high standard. We’re excited to see where he can get himself to.”
“He’s violent,” according to the website eliteprospects.com, “and he uses that violence to emphatically kill plays at the blue line and end the cycle.”
“He has had some pretty devastating hits, where he’s caught guys,” added McQuaid, a pretty good hitter in his NHL days. “He actually caught Matty Poitras last year with a good hit along the blue line, by the bench. But he’s not out there hurting guys, or running all over the place trying to kill people. He will close and be physical. I think that’s part of his game.”
“Oh, yeah, he laid me out, caught my pretty good,” recalled a smiling Poitras. “I was coming down the right side, dumped the puck in, didn’t expect anything, and he lit me up. Yeah, that didn’t feel good.”
How that might translate if Edward ever makes it to the Original 32 remains to be seen. For now, with a deal in his pocket, it’s clear he is viewed on Causeway Street as a tantalizing prospect, one with some old-time snarl. The Bruins have missed a big smack threat along the blue line since the retirement of Kevan Miller and the more recent UFA departure of Connor Clifton.
“It means I get three years to work with Eddie,” said McQuaid, sizing up the prospect’s three-year deal. “And I’m excited about that.”
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Saturday and Sunday wrap
Walsh 1 goal 2 shots +1 5 for 16 faceoffs 7-1 win
That's 3 goals in 4 games for the Freshman
Langenbrunner -1 6-0 loss
Gasseau 1-0 faceoffs
Jellvik 1 shot -1 0-1 faceoffs
3-2 win
Svedebäck 20 saves 2-0 win
Duran 1 shot +1 1 for 4 faceoffs
Gallagher 1 assist 1 shot +1
Schmaltz 1 assist 1 shot 4 for 10 faceoffs
5-4 OT win for North Dakota
Spicer 1 goal 4 shots 16 for 30 faceoffs
Olson 2 shots 3-3 tie
Pelosi 2 shots -1
Hendrickson 3 shots -1 5-2 loss
Edward 1 shot 3-2 win
On Sunday Edward zeros 4-2 loss
On Sunday Dyck 33 saves .971 save% First Star
4-1 win, time to sign him
Myrenberg 18:31 TOI 3-0 win
On Saturday big Kristian Kostadinski 1 goal 1 shot +1 4-3 OT loss
Nassen 1 assist 1 shot +1
Sunday Kostadinski 1 assist +1 4-2 loss
Nassen zeros
Walsh 1 goal 2 shots +1 5 for 16 faceoffs 7-1 win
That's 3 goals in 4 games for the Freshman
Langenbrunner -1 6-0 loss
Gasseau 1-0 faceoffs
Jellvik 1 shot -1 0-1 faceoffs
3-2 win
Svedebäck 20 saves 2-0 win
Duran 1 shot +1 1 for 4 faceoffs
Gallagher 1 assist 1 shot +1
Schmaltz 1 assist 1 shot 4 for 10 faceoffs
5-4 OT win for North Dakota
Spicer 1 goal 4 shots 16 for 30 faceoffs
Olson 2 shots 3-3 tie
Pelosi 2 shots -1
Hendrickson 3 shots -1 5-2 loss
Edward 1 shot 3-2 win
On Sunday Edward zeros 4-2 loss
On Sunday Dyck 33 saves .971 save% First Star
4-1 win, time to sign himMyrenberg 18:31 TOI 3-0 win
On Saturday big Kristian Kostadinski 1 goal 1 shot +1 4-3 OT loss
Nassen 1 assist 1 shot +1
Sunday Kostadinski 1 assist +1 4-2 loss
Nassen zeros
Boston Bruins Monday Morning Prospect Update Week Ending: November 5, 2023
The week didn’t really begin until Thursday when Linkoping defeated Oskarshamn 6-4 in SHL action. Midway through the first period, Oskarshamn built up a 3-0 lead when Linkoping switched goalies and…
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I see a bit of Mike Bossy in that shot!
Our goaltending depth for the future looks great with Bussi and this guy.
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