Prospect Info: Bruins Prospects XXV

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Put some respect on mintens name. Kids already sniffed the nhl.
I think he's the most NHL ready of their guys, but if he's a better prospect than Letourneau, that's not good.

They passed on Greentree to take Letourneau who they thought was better. Greentree had much better draft year and D+1 year in the CHL than Minten has.

Minten is likely a bottom 6 guy, but the kind fans will really like. Even taken NHL readiness and certitude, I wouldn't put a player like that at the top.
 
I like the fact this zeller kid is leading the entire ushl in goal scoring by kind of a wide margin. Who knows but maybe hes an actual forward prospect with top 6 upside and not “middle 6.” They need more of those.

The toronto kid might continue the trend of having no worries at all filling out the bottom 6 today tomorrow or 10 years from now.
 
I like the fact this zeller kid is leading the entire ushl in goal scoring by kind of a wide margin. Who knows but maybe hes an actual forward prospect with top 6 upside and not “middle 6.” They need more of those.

The toronto kid might continue the trend of having no worries at all filling out the bottom 6 today tomorrow or 10 years from now.
Well we did get Rask from Toronto, so let’s hope we got the same luck
 
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Can Brunet make the NHL? At age as an offensive dman, surely he'd need more production down there still to make the jump?
He is expanding his game. He is no longer just an offensive defenseman even though Divver says he is neither.

No better place to do that than the AHL.

Apologies to @Saxon Eric for answering.
 
Am I correct that we have just our own first this year and two in 26?



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Saturday Night wrap

Johansson 1 goals 3 shots +2 5-2 win

Dubuque lost in OT 4-3
Kostadinski zeros
Morello 1 assist 1 shot
Spicer 1 goal 2 shots

Zellers 1 goal 1 assist 3 shots +1 3rd 🌟 6-3 loss

Myrenberg 3-2 OT win 7:59

Cornell advanced in the ECAC beating Yale 6-1
Walsh -1 16 for 23 21:09

BC smokes Merrimack 6-0
Gasseau 2 assists 4 shots +2 4 for 6 14:32
Letourneau 1 for 3 11:55


Svedebäck another night off 3-2 win

Umass tied Maine 2-2 with Maine winning the meaningless SO
Locmelis 1 goal 1 assist 6 shots +2 12 for 15
23:54 missed his SO attempt

Gallagher 4 shots -1 4-3 loss

Schmaltz 7 for 10 -2 14:42 7-3 loss

Another Miami loss ,5-2
Nassen 1 assist -1 16:04

Minnesota stays alive in the Big 10 4-2
Hendrickson 2 shots -1 11:05
 
Sunday's wrap

We start with a massive upset in the Big 10 playoffs
Minnesota goes down to woeful Notre Dame 4-1
Hendrickson 3 shots -1
Minnesota still makes the round of 16

Dubuque wins 3-2
Kostadinski 1 goal 1 shot
Morello DNP
Spicer -1
 
A question for some of the poster's with more Knowledge than I ? Is it better for Lysell, Merkulov, Minten, Poitras to spend the rest of the season in the AHL or the NHL. We know all will play a role in the Providence playoff run.
Part of me thinks they will be playing in more meaningful games in AHL
 
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Will Zellers, C, 18 (​

Previous Team: Colorado Avalanche
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Zellers loves to play with speed, beating opponents with quick hands and swift footwork. He’s been one of the best USHLers this year, which is great. Sometimes, it felt like he was too fast for his teammates, with plays dying because he outpaced everyone and painted himself into a corner. Zellers has good hands and the skill to become an NHLer, but he’s not physical and you need to be if you’re not going to be a key offensive contributor.

Fraser Minten, C, 20 (Boston Bruins)​

Previous Team: Toronto Maple Leafs
Trade Details

It probably was tough for Toronto to move on from him, but Minten was one of the team’s most notable prospects and now he’s off to a rival. Minten is at his best when he’s chasing after guys. He’s not a game-breaker by any means. But he’s a multifaceted forward who can play whatever role asked of him. He should be capable of stepping up higher occasionally if paired with a lethal shooter, too. Minten likely tops out as a second-liner, but he could be better suited as a matchup killer on the third line.

Max Wanner, RHD, 21 (​

Previous Team: Edmonton Oilers
Trade Details


Wanner went from being a seventh-round pick to panning out as a legit prospect for the Oilers. The 6-foot-3, right-shot defenseman played some key minutes as an AHL rookie in Bakersfield last year. He had some good opportunities in Bakersfield this year, but his offense was quite limited and he missed some time with an injury. From talking to scouts, the sense is that he just hasn’t progressed enough as a prospect. That being said, he’s good in his own zone, hard to play against and is quite competitive. At the very least, he’s a good AHLer, and that’s what you love to see out of a seventh-rounder. Anything else is just gravy.
 

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