These lists are like buttholesI was wondering how they climbed up the ranks
These lists are like buttholesI was wondering how they climbed up the ranks
anything dom does with charts is always a fav for me.
Great job IMO.
I love the differences between he and Eric...two guys I really value with this stuff.anything dom does with charts is always a fav for me.
Fantastic stuff - keep it comingI'm not sure what you mean.
They need 40 contract spots to fill the NHL and AHL roster out of 50 allowed.
They have 30 signed with 20 open contract spots.
They have plenty of contract space to have signed him. It wasn't the issue.
Grandson of former Canadien Bobby Rousseau #15; remember him well.Undrafted goalie William Rousseau looks to make his mark with Bruins at Prospects Challenge - The Boston Globe
Coming off a season playing for the legendary Patrick Roy and winning the Memorial Cup with Quebec, Rousseau is hoping to catch the attention of the Bruins brass with some strong play in net.www.bostonglobe.com
Maybe they'll get the Willie's.
Pretty tall. Decent jr numbers. I wonder why he wasn’t drafted.Grandson of former Canadien Bobby Rousseau #15; remember him well.
Team A for sure. Those bottom six and bottom pairing guys are a dime a dozen in free agency and cheap to aquire through trade.I get that prospect pool rankings frequently mention top end prospects. First liners, top pair D.
Now....Team A has sucked, drafted top 5 2 years in a row....top end prospects.
But the rest of their draft picks sucked..... nothing there , maybe a few 4th liners.
Team B is a good team, nobody ranked as high end prospects....
But they excel at finding bottom 6 Fs, 5-6 D.
And 80 percent of their picks are projected to make NHL.
So who has the higher ranked prospect pool?
Sure. But the voodoo is when the prospect rankers don’t highly rank a 19 year old kid drafted in the second round who made the team out of camp, or a second round defenseman that you’ve shit on for not being able to skate playing top 4 minutes in the playoffs his rookie year, then graduate them….the teams prospect pool continually gets rated low. Despite finding Poitras, Lohrei, Swayman, Beecher, Brazeau, etcTeam A for sure. Those bottom six and bottom pairing guys are a dime a dozen in free agency and cheap to aquire through trade.
I watched the podcast. I've never heard divver say much positive about lysell. i believe you've seen him a lot. what are your thoughts on how his game progressed this year and chances of playing at the NHL level at some point?
ouch, "he doesn`t have a lot of value"
Easily the most talented in Boston's prospect poolI watched the podcast. I've never heard divver say much positive about lysell. i believe you've seen him a lot. what are your thoughts on how his game progressed this year and chances of playing at the NHL level at some point?
the b's obviously need to hit on this kid and get his high end speed and skill on the roster.
appreciate the post. thank you. i'm rooting for the kidEasily the most talented in Boston's prospect pool
Made solid strides with his play away from the puck
Made solid strides with D zone play
Also made progress in turning his boyish body into something more preferable
Injury history is starting to become a concern
It takes hard work to get through to him
"Independent contractor" term is a bit unfair as he's been better since Mougenel shived him in the press
I think it's best for all parties to have a clean brake
Zero value lysel everyone. I wonder how true that is?
I dont know that I've heard Divver say anything positive about anything.I watched the podcast. I've never heard divver say much positive about lysell. i believe you've seen him a lot. what are your thoughts on how his game progressed this year and chances of playing at the NHL level at some point?
the b's obviously need to hit on this kid and get his high end speed and skill on the roster.
Maybe if Lysell would simply dig in…He loves Patrick Brown...
Wonder if Ottawa would flip Tyler Boucher for him? Both underachieving first rounders that need a change of scenery and Boucher bring needed grit to Boston's prospect poolEasily the most talented in Boston's prospect pool
Made solid strides with his play away from the puck
Made solid strides with D zone play
Also made progress in turning his boyish body into something more preferable
Injury history is starting to become a concern
It takes hard work to get through to him
"Independent contractor" term is a bit unfair as he's been better since Mougenel shived him in the press
I think it's best for all parties to have a clean brake