Traded Tyler Ennis - LW
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Not completely sure. Somewhere in our bottom six. I feel like most of the forwards in our lineup are kind of interchangeable.
Seems to be pretty strong defensively.
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He plays the role of blocker for one of our young guys who is better than him.
Fast and talented bottom 6 veteran. He’s not blocking any kids, he’s providing shelter, mentor ship, and ensuring that we don’t have to rush any kids up into the NHL.
Development is key here, we all talked about wanting to not rush players, and this is what it looks like.
Development is key here, we all talked about wanting to not rush players, and this is what it looks like.
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I actually really like this if it keeps most of the kids in Belleville (until the trade deadline anyways).
Batherson has shown he deserves the inside track on a spot, Brown may have a spot as well. Guys like Formenton, Balcers, Chlapik, Davidsson and Abramov need to earn their spots and not be handed anything. Having a vet like Ennis around will (kind of) help that. I hope PD isn't done in all honesty, even if I suspect he is. Another guy in this ilk (or even a PTO when the time comes) would be a good way of making the kids earn it.
Batherson has shown he deserves the inside track on a spot, Brown may have a spot as well. Guys like Formenton, Balcers, Chlapik, Davidsson and Abramov need to earn their spots and not be handed anything. Having a vet like Ennis around will (kind of) help that. I hope PD isn't done in all honesty, even if I suspect he is. Another guy in this ilk (or even a PTO when the time comes) would be a good way of making the kids earn it.
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New article
https://thehockeywriters.com/senators-sign-ennis-future-in-mind/
Future with the Senators
Ennis comes to Ottawa with much the same as last season, but there are a few special circumstances that could make his time with the Senators much more successful.
The first thing to note is that he is a natural winger, which he played in junior and during his most successful years in Buffalo, but he also plays center and has done so frequently in the NHL. That means he can fit into nearly any spot in the lineup, depending on where he is needed.
Very few roster spots are secure on the Senators. Only Brady Tkachuk and Colin White look to be guaranteed top-six roles. The rest of the team could end up virtually anywhere, depending on their training camp.
That gives Ennis the opportunity to fill in as needed. New coach D.J. Smith is familiar with him –and likewise Ennis with Smith’s system from playing in Toronto – and could rely on him to add stability early in the season while rookies like Drake Batherson get their feet under them. There’s also some familiarity with new development coach Clarke MacArthur, who played in Medicine Hat from 2002-05, leaving just before Ennis arrived. MacArthur could use him to help mentor young players.
https://thehockeywriters.com/senators-sign-ennis-future-in-mind/
Future with the Senators
Ennis comes to Ottawa with much the same as last season, but there are a few special circumstances that could make his time with the Senators much more successful.
The first thing to note is that he is a natural winger, which he played in junior and during his most successful years in Buffalo, but he also plays center and has done so frequently in the NHL. That means he can fit into nearly any spot in the lineup, depending on where he is needed.
Very few roster spots are secure on the Senators. Only Brady Tkachuk and Colin White look to be guaranteed top-six roles. The rest of the team could end up virtually anywhere, depending on their training camp.
That gives Ennis the opportunity to fill in as needed. New coach D.J. Smith is familiar with him –and likewise Ennis with Smith’s system from playing in Toronto – and could rely on him to add stability early in the season while rookies like Drake Batherson get their feet under them. There’s also some familiarity with new development coach Clarke MacArthur, who played in Medicine Hat from 2002-05, leaving just before Ennis arrived. MacArthur could use him to help mentor young players.
Good points on the fit. One of the better recent signings or trades. Certainly better than Boedker level players
Yes, we have 4 lines of bottom six type players. The prognostications for 2019-20 don’t look rosy other than for a top 5 draft pick.
AchtzehnBaby
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Love that this guy can talk the talk. Seems to be walking the walk too
Tyler Ennis, Senators needed bounce back game and got one against Oilers - Sportsnet.ca
Tyler Ennis, Senators needed bounce back game and got one against Oilers - Sportsnet.ca
Every time he has the puck he tries to make something happen.
I love that.
Im really enjoying his constant drive to the net, his shifty board battles, and his unrelenting attack with or without the puck.
He is yet another player on this team that sets a standard for effort and determination every shift.
Obviously we all want some more high end skill, but I appreciate that when it arrives it will have to meet the work ethic standards that the less skilled players have already set for this club.
I love that.
Im really enjoying his constant drive to the net, his shifty board battles, and his unrelenting attack with or without the puck.
He is yet another player on this team that sets a standard for effort and determination every shift.
Obviously we all want some more high end skill, but I appreciate that when it arrives it will have to meet the work ethic standards that the less skilled players have already set for this club.
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A lot of disdain for Ennis. All he has done is played 100% and people don't think he is any good, but at the same time have incredibly high standards on what they expect from him. Weird
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Ennis really struggled for the first few weeks but has definitely turned it around. He has also been given a much longer rope than most, that's maybe where the disdain comes from. Obviously coach was patient with him and it worked.
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I'm not sure if he struggled in the first few weeks as much as fans said he was. I was pretty surprised at how quickly fans were calling him terrible despite playing ok. Same with Hainsey.
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He’s on pace for over 40 points making 800k. Not much more you can ask for. I’m interested to see if he’s traded because I think he’s be perfect to keep around for cheap.
