Re: Sens Prospects

by **M_Christopher** on Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:38 pm

N4L wrote:Grant still producing as a freshman as well. Caprusso is struggling now, he's in tough when he gets a shot in Bingo.

I wouldn't call it struggling but he isn't on the same pase as last year

How about Hoffman though, just crushing the Q, and the Swede's doing thier thing, which is awesome

by N4L on Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:40 pm

Meh, we'll see what Hoffman does in the pro's. He's an over ager in the most offensive of the 3 CHL leagues... nothing to write home about IMO. I think the 3 most promising forwards are def Peterson, Silvferberg, and Grant.

by **M_Christopher** on Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:44 pm

N4L wrote:Meh, we'll see what Hoffman does in the pro's. He's an over ager in the most offensive of the 3 CHL leagues... nothing to write home about IMO. I think the 3 most promising forwards are def Peterson, Silvferberg, and Grant.

I'll give you Grant for now, I can't look past how good he has played in the NCAA so far. Dammit Louie...get going, we already have a bust in O'Brien.

How about Sandin finally showing some life

by N4L on Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:47 pm

We'll see if he comes over next year to at least try his hand in Bingo... We'll see though. Could have something there. Silfverberg is a sure fire NHL player though, not sure how offensive or how high his top end potential is, but he will be a Senator.

As for Little Louie, he isnt big enough to not be dominate as a sophmore at Michigan. He might not even be good enough or ready enough to crack Bingo out of The NCAA, but Im sure he will.

Grant is only going to get bigger and better. Great 4th round pick by Murray along with Peterson in the exact same round in the same draft.

by **M_Christopher** on Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:56 pm

Petersson is going to be great, he's another late draft gem.

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