Ottawa Senators: August 30 in 30
Peter Harling
2016-08-22
On the whole, the draft has not been a kind beast to the Senators this decade. While they have had a measure of success in unearthing potential gems in the later rounds, a number of their first round picks have not panned out as hoped. This tweet was included in last month’s article but it bears repeating
{source}<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Sens 2011 draft was supposed to be backbone of rebuild:<br><br>Zibanejad – traded <br>Noesen – traded<br>Puempel – On two-way contract. <br>Prince – traded</p>— Ian Mendes (@ian_mendes) <a href="https://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/755105251275993089">July 18, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Of the 28 picks made between 2010 and 2013, four have become NHL regulars; Mark Stone, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Curtis Lazar and Codi Ceci. With the exception of Stone, none of them have what you would consider game-breaking potential. But with strong recent drafts things look to be on the upswing
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Francis Perron |
Colin White |
Gabriel Gagne |
Nick Paul |
Logan Brown |
Marcus Nurmi |
Filip Ahl |
Jonathan Dahlen |
Buddy Robinson |
Matt Puempel |
Filip Chlapik |
Chris Leblanc |
Ryan Dzingel |
Todd Burgess |
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Max McCormick |
Robbie Baillargeron |
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Thomas Chabot |
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Frederik Claesson |
Macoy Erkamps |
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Christian Jaros |
Christian Wolanin |
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Andreas Englund |
Kelly Summers |
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Miles Gendron |
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