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Post by SeaBass on Sept 17, 2018 8:35:46 GMT -5
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 17, 2018 8:36:04 GMT -5
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 17, 2018 9:12:38 GMT -5
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 17, 2018 9:39:37 GMT -5
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Post by madmarx on Sept 17, 2018 16:02:20 GMT -5
Very surprised by his play he set up a couple of really good chances as well, very small sample size but I like what I see ..
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 18, 2018 10:07:11 GMT -5
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Post by nfld77 on Sept 18, 2018 10:11:00 GMT -5
Very surprised by his play he set up a couple of really good chances as well, very small sample size but I like what I see .. MM, when Bruins drafted him, wasn't there talk that he could be the steal of the draft..And if I remember correctly, he has a ton of speed??
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Post by nfld77 on Sept 18, 2018 10:13:48 GMT -5
PLEASE, NOT the Pooh Bear jersey..
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 18, 2018 10:40:36 GMT -5
PLEASE, NOT the Pooh Bear jersey.. I second that!!
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Post by DonnyBrook on Sept 18, 2018 10:44:22 GMT -5
that one at the top that has charly wearing is my favorite. they should bring those back...period. i like the white ones too for those. 80's jerseys and even 70's.
90's were disgusting for jerseys.
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Post by DonnyBrook on Sept 18, 2018 10:48:38 GMT -5
Very surprised by his play he set up a couple of really good chances as well, very small sample size but I like what I see .. love his attitude. i think this kid is going to be great.
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 19, 2018 8:13:49 GMT -5
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Post by KSJ08 on Sept 19, 2018 12:31:08 GMT -5
Very surprised by his play he set up a couple of really good chances as well, very small sample size but I like what I see .. love his attitude. i think this kid is going to be great. He was quoted that he WILL show up the people that overlooked him in the first rounds of the draft!
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 19, 2018 13:42:27 GMT -5
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Post by nfld77 on Sept 19, 2018 14:17:28 GMT -5
love his attitude. i think this kid is going to be great. He was quoted that he WILL show up the people that overlooked him in the first rounds of the draft! Love his attitude also and he scored again last night in Bruins 5-2 win over Caps. Also DeBrusk looking dynamite in China. I expect him to have a big sophomore season. Is 25-30 goals out of range for him. It wouldn't surprise me if he scored 25, actually that's close to what I expect he'll do.
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Post by madmarx on Sept 19, 2018 16:24:58 GMT -5
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Post by nfld77 on Sept 20, 2018 0:21:30 GMT -5
Nice article on him but I dont think he'll ever be a fighter, lol..Some players take longer to develop and I believe Senyshyn may be one of them. Highly unlikely he makes opening night in a couple weeks but he might be a call up later especially if he begins to light it up with Providence. Last year in the AHL he got off to a horrendous start and only scores once in something like 25 games. But he played much better 2nd half. I think eventually he'll be a good player for the Bruins and maybe a regular in 2019-20.. Looks like Kuraly is putting up a fight for that centre position on the 3rd line. Apparently he's been playing really well according to the announcers of the Cal/Bos game. But having him on 3rd line could really complicate matters. I guess Wagner would be the 4th line centre so it takes a job away from one of our prospects or it would put them on the 4th line. Kuraly wants more responsibility and to produce more and good on him but I have to wonder is he really the best option for the 3rd line.
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Post by kjc2 on Sept 20, 2018 5:15:28 GMT -5
Nice article on him but I dont think he'll ever be a fighter, lol..Some players take longer to develop and I believe Senyshyn may be one of them. Highly unlikely he makes opening night in a couple weeks but he might be a call up later especially if he begins to light it up with Providence. Last year in the AHL he got off to a horrendous start and only scores once in something like 25 games. But he played much better 2nd half. I think eventually he'll be a good player for the Bruins and maybe a regular in 2019-20.. Looks like Kuraly is putting up a fight for that centre position on the 3rd line. Apparently he's been playing really well according to the announcers of the Cal/Bos game. But having him on 3rd line could really complicate matters. I guess Wagner would be the 4th line centre so it takes a job away from one of our prospects or it would put them on the 4th line. Kuraly wants more responsibility and to produce more and good on him but I have to wonder is he really the best option for the 3rd line. Agree on Senyshyn, he needs to accomplish more in Providence before he can become a full time NHLer. Also got a feeling his ceiling might be bottom six checking role but you never know. I like Kuraly but I haven't seen any vision out of him that would make me think he's a creative center. He's great at forechecking and forcing turnovers with his size speed and reach but not sure how he'll work with Heinen and Backes.
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Post by madmarx on Sept 20, 2018 5:46:38 GMT -5
I think Senyshyn plays a bigger role top six in Provedence this year more PP and PK time , the comparison to Marchand and the time it took him to break through is interesting. As long as he stays hungry to learn the future is bright for Senyshyn ..
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Post by madmarx on Sept 20, 2018 5:50:34 GMT -5
In my experience, fans are down on him because he was drafted before others. I’ve seen every single game Senyshyn has skated in for Providence, he’s doing just fine. His ceiling is that of a top-six winger. Advice to his critics— go watch the player with an open mind. #NHLBruins Bruins Network
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 20, 2018 7:57:30 GMT -5
In my experience, fans are down on him because he was drafted before others. I’ve seen every single game Senyshyn has skated in for Providence, he’s doing just fine. His ceiling is that of a top-six winger. Advice to his critics— go watch the player with an open mind. #NHLBruins Bruins Network Sounds like he is progressing just fine.
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Post by SeaBass on Sept 20, 2018 7:58:55 GMT -5
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Post by kjc2 on Sept 20, 2018 11:54:54 GMT -5
In my experience, fans are down on him because he was drafted before others. I’ve seen every single game Senyshyn has skated in for Providence, he’s doing just fine. His ceiling is that of a top-six winger. Advice to his critics— go watch the player with an open mind. #NHLBruins Bruins Network I've honestly seen him play very little and maybe he turns into a top six player just saying I'm not seeing it yet. I want all our guys to do well, I hope it works out for Senyshyn and the the Bruins.
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Post by nfld77 on Sept 20, 2018 12:57:15 GMT -5
Nice article on him but I dont think he'll ever be a fighter, lol..Some players take longer to develop and I believe Senyshyn may be one of them. Highly unlikely he makes opening night in a couple weeks but he might be a call up later especially if he begins to light it up with Providence. Last year in the AHL he got off to a horrendous start and only scores once in something like 25 games. But he played much better 2nd half. I think eventually he'll be a good player for the Bruins and maybe a regular in 2019-20.. Looks like Kuraly is putting up a fight for that centre position on the 3rd line. Apparently he's been playing really well according to the announcers of the Cal/Bos game. But having him on 3rd line could really complicate matters. I guess Wagner would be the 4th line centre so it takes a job away from one of our prospects or it would put them on the 4th line. Kuraly wants more responsibility and to produce more and good on him but I have to wonder is he really the best option for the 3rd line. Agree on Senyshyn, he needs to accomplish more in Providence before he can become a full time NHLer. Also got a feeling his ceiling might be bottom six checking role but you never know. I like Kuraly but I haven't seen any vision out of him that would make me think he's a creative center. He's great at forechecking and forcing turnovers with his size speed and reach but not sure how he'll work with Heinen and Backes. Again, that came from the calgary play by play guys who were talking about Bruins 3rd line and they said Kuraly has looked really good and may be another option. But KJC what I have to question is: where the heck did they get this info on Kuraly?? They mentioned it in game 2 of the China Games and didnt Kuraly sit out 1st game vs Caps and 2nd game he played and scored but I thought for sure he was the guy who scored the empty netter. I may be wrong but if you take him off the 4th line, I think that line really suffers by losing him. He's without a doubt better than Acciari, Wagner or Nordstrom in my opinion. I would keep him where he is and let Acciari and Nordstrom duke it out for icetime cause I think Wagner and of course Kuraly will be regulars.I like what Ive seen of Wagner so far, never seen alot but still.. For sure Senyshyn will have to do better down in the minors cause there's always other prospects there to take his place if he dont. This might very well be a make or break season for him. And I agree, might very well be a bottom 6 player but I hope he does better than that. A consistant 20 goal scorer wouldn't be too bad at all/.
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Post by madmarx on Sept 20, 2018 17:41:31 GMT -5
Nice article on him but I dont think he'll ever be a fighter, lol..Some players take longer to develop and I believe Senyshyn may be one of them. Highly unlikely he makes opening night in a couple weeks but he might be a call up later especially if he begins to light it up with Providence. Last year in the AHL he got off to a horrendous start and only scores once in something like 25 games. But he played much better 2nd half. I think eventually he'll be a good player for the Bruins and maybe a regular in 2019-20.. Looks like Kuraly is putting up a fight for that centre position on the 3rd line. Apparently he's been playing really well according to the announcers of the Cal/Bos game. But having him on 3rd line could really complicate matters. I guess Wagner would be the 4th line centre so it takes a job away from one of our prospects or it would put them on the 4th line. Kuraly wants more responsibility and to produce more and good on him but I have to wonder is he really the best option for the 3rd line. Senyshyn best fit is on the wing , his speed will make him an excellent PK and love that coaches in Providence are teaching him what will be expected on the Big Club ..
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Post by nfld77 on Sept 21, 2018 19:07:49 GMT -5
Nice article on him but I dont think he'll ever be a fighter, lol..Some players take longer to develop and I believe Senyshyn may be one of them. Highly unlikely he makes opening night in a couple weeks but he might be a call up later especially if he begins to light it up with Providence. Last year in the AHL he got off to a horrendous start and only scores once in something like 25 games. But he played much better 2nd half. I think eventually he'll be a good player for the Bruins and maybe a regular in 2019-20.. Looks like Kuraly is putting up a fight for that centre position on the 3rd line. Apparently he's been playing really well according to the announcers of the Cal/Bos game. But having him on 3rd line could really complicate matters. I guess Wagner would be the 4th line centre so it takes a job away from one of our prospects or it would put them on the 4th line. Kuraly wants more responsibility and to produce more and good on him but I have to wonder is he really the best option for the 3rd line. Senyshyn best fit is on the wing , his speed will make him an excellent PK and love that coaches in Providence are teaching him what will be expected on the Big Club .. Without a doubt what they teach them in Providence has a major impact on the when they make the big club and it shows as a prime example is DeBrusk. They're doing an awesome job down there and now we have Cassidy up here after doing a great job in Pro..Absolutely love the post above from #NHL Bruins and your post just before that. Like KJC hinted on, it's tough for us to judge Senyshyn cause we have seen so little of him. But to hear from Bruin brass that he's progressing great, well really good to know. He's a big part of our future and what difference if it takes him extra time. If it makes him a better player in the long run, and I'm sure it will, it'll be better for him, Bruins and all of us faithful..
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Post by fforr on Sept 21, 2018 20:46:44 GMT -5
Think the fact that Seny is willing and able is an added bonus. Would think he would also be an excellent body checker as well. Looking forward to adding his speed and skill. Think he will eventually end up in the top six. His path kind of being blocked by Backes. Not against having him prove his mettle and work his way up the lines ala jumbo joe and Marchand. Thought I detected a little impatients on his part, hope he can remain positive.Probably won’t be able to hold on to all these bright prospects in the end though.
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Post by KSJ08 on Sept 22, 2018 8:38:21 GMT -5
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Post by kjc2 on Sept 22, 2018 9:33:38 GMT -5
Here's my opinion on the 2015 draft in general. We had six picks in the first two rounds, it wasn't an overwhelming success yet. It is somewhat of a success because we got a budding star in Jake Debrusk and equally as important we stole a big 3-4 pairing D-man in the second round in Brandon Carlo.
Zboril and Senyshyn have potential but I got to say it's disappointing they still haven't played a game at the NHL level. We're starting year 4 and it's likely both will start in Providence. At the very minimum both need to have strong starts at the AHL level and get some call-ups this season.
JFK looks like he has potential, seems to have vision and can make plays but he still needs seasoning in the AHL. Needs more jam but that may come if he has a bigger role down Providence this season.
Jeremy Lauzon looked really good to me in those exhibition games, definitely looks more confident. Sadly for him our dept chart on LD has about 6 D in front of him. Kind of why I was questioning picking up John Moore. Who knows maybe a Krug trade is still on the table if the likes of Urho Vaakanainen, Jakub Zboril or Jeremy Lauzon shine in camp. Maybe it won't be Krug but something has to give to free up that log jam.
Third round pick Vladar looks like a big time goalie prospect now. Looked great in goal against the Caps, great size, quickness and fundamentals.
Jesse Gabrielle, I don't know what to make of him. He had a great camp last year, he wasn't getting it done in Providence and was sent back to the WHL where his numbers were not where they should have been. I think he had injury issues, I haven't seen anything on him this training camp but I'm hopeful he gets back and has a future with this team.
Hughes and Becker 6th and 7th round picks that I can't really comment on because I've read so little and I just saw Hughes once I think.
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Post by nfld77 on Sept 22, 2018 9:42:12 GMT -5
Think the fact that Seny is willing and able is an added bonus. Would think he would also be an excellent body checker as well. Looking forward to adding his speed and skill. Think he will eventually end up in the top six. His path kind of being blocked by Backes. Not against having him prove his mettle and work his way up the lines ala jumbo joe and Marchand. Thought I detected a little impatients on his part, hope he can remain positive.Probably won’t be able to hold on to all these bright prospects in the end though. Good post as usual fforr. I wonder could the impatience have anything to do with DrBrusk, Heinen and others making the Bruins team before him have anything to do with it?? Because of that, he just might be trying a little too hard, pushing himself , which would be good, but it can also be bad if he's pushing himself in the wrong direction and making mistakes. I'm not saying he's messing up, just that he needs to have fun out there. I'm sure the Bruins brass and especially Providence are making it clear to him that he has a major part to play in Bruins future and they want to make sure he's 100% ready. Coach Leach and along with assistant Trent Whitfield are doing an excellent job preparing players like Senyshyn and when their time is here, just like DeBrusk, they'll be damn sure he's ready. And if it takes an extra year, no big deal. Heck, he's still only 21 years old. And according to reports, he's coming along just fine.
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