Boston Bruins Prospect Pyramid

CREATED	YEARS	CAP HIT
Beecher, Johnny	1	$925,000
Lohrei, Mason	1	$925,000
Olson, Quinn	1	$925,000
Kuntar, Trevor	1	$925,000
Forsbacka-Karlsson, Jakob	1	$925,000
Cehlarik, Peter	1	$925,000
Lauzon, Jeremy	1	$850,000

ROSTER SIZE	SALARY CAP	CAP HIT	OVERAGES	BONUSES	CAP SPACE
26	$81,500,000	$56,717,868	$964,222	$1,785,000	$24,782,132

Left Defense	Right Defense	Goaltender
Zboril, Jakub $725,000$725,000 LD/RD UFA - 2	Cehlarik, Peter $925,000$925,000	Swayman, Jeremy $925,000$925,000 ($100,000$100K) G RFA - 3
Senyshyn, Zach $700,000$700,000 RW UFA - 1	Hughes, Cameron $792,500$792,500 ($82,500$82K) C, LW UFA - 1	Vladar, Daniel $750,000$750,000 G UFA - 3
Forsbacka-Karlsson, Jakob $925,000$925,000	Koppanen, Joona $753,333$753,333 ($107,500$108K) LW, C UFA - 1	Keyser, Kyle $733,333$733,333 G UFA - 2
Lohrei, Mason $925,000$925,000
Kuntar, Trevor $925,000$925,000
Olson, Quinn $925,000$925,000
Filipe, Matt $817,500$817,500 ($132,500$132K) C, LW UFA - 2
Berglund, Victor $818,333$818,333 RD UFA - 3
Lántoši, Róbert $750,000$750,000 RW UFA - 1
Shen, Pavel $809,167$809,167 ($132,500$132K) C UFA - 2
Wolff, Nick $792,500$792,500 ($132,500$132K) LD UFA - 1

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:09 p.m.

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Pretty accurate and agreed for most players. Will need to see them play more but I think the final 5 in the tier 4 could be in the tier 5.

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:14 p.m.

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Quoting: bhavikp27

Pretty accurate and agreed for most players. Will need to see them play more but I think the final 5 in the tier 4 could be in the tier 5.

can't really argue that. I just want to see what Filipe does in his first pro season before I judge. Lantosi is like a fringe Tier 4 player, some Providence AHL analysts like him a lot. Shen and Wolff are just uncertain for now, Wolff's size and aggressiveness is the only thing that can maybe slot him as a future #7-8 dman in the NHL, but it's mainly a waiting game right now

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:15 p.m.

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Solid, i think Beecher should be in Tier 2. My only nitpick. But that is debatable as well so. applaud

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:17 p.m.

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Quoting: bhavikp27

Pretty accurate and agreed for most players. Will need to see them play more but I think the final 5 in the tier 4 could be in the tier 5.

Im personally high on Berglund. But I dont disagree with the rest.

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:19 p.m.

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Solid. I agree for the most part. I would put Studnicka in the top category. I’ve never seen anything bad out of his game. It’s not necessarily the sexy stuff that gets guys in the top ten lists, but hes got an all around quality to his game.

Lauzon is tough to qualify. He just looks like an NHLer at this point, so I’m not even sure I would have him in this category.
Zboril is another tough one to judge. I think he’s a lock as an NHL caliber player, and he probably would have been in the league a year earlier were it not for Bostons depth. Taht said if he had a high ceiling, he probably would have forced his way into the lineup right now. Probbaly in your RW category.
Senyshyn is in kind of a similar spot. He’ll play in the NHL, but i think he’ll suck. I think he’ll have a Seth Griffith like career.
Wouldn’t have kuhlman as a prospect. Just a crappy NHL depth player.
I personally think Ahcan is nothing.

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:19 p.m.

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Quoting: Gofnut999

Solid, i think Beecher should be in Tier 2. My only nitpick. But that is debatable as well so. applaud

Yeah he was a bit tricky to judge. I guess his absolute ceiling is a second liner, I just think he can turn out to be a very effective third liner. You can put him tier 2 or tier 3 and have arguments for both sides, depends who you ask!

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:25 p.m.

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ide probably move lohrei, seny, and zboril up. bruins prospect pool is really really lacking. which is why they should have moved krejci 2 years ago.

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:28 p.m.

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Quoting: Bcarlo25

Solid. I agree for the most part. I would put Studnicka in the top category. I’ve never seen anything bad out of his game. It’s not necessarily the sexy stuff that gets guys in the top ten lists, but hes got an all around quality to his game.

Lauzon is tough to qualify. He just looks like an NHLer at this point, so I’m not even sure I would have him in this category.
Zboril is another tough one to judge. I think he’s a lock as an NHL caliber player, and he probably would have been in the league a year earlier were it not for Bostons depth. Taht said if he had a high ceiling, he probably would have forced his way into the lineup right now. Probbaly in your RW category.
Senyshyn is in kind of a similar spot. He’ll play in the NHL, but i think he’ll suck. I think he’ll have a Seth Griffith like career.
Wouldn’t have kuhlman as a prospect. Just a crappy NHL depth player.
I personally think Ahcan is nothing.

Studnicka is very good so honestly, I wouldn't argue if some have him on their tier 1.
I need to see it to believe Zboril as a regular- like I've noted, I was never that sold on him in any of his games whether it was pre-season or regular season.
Senyshyn is..yeah we'll see
Actually didn't even notice I put Kuhlman on here, but I guess in my view he'll be a consistent scratch for most NHL teams. Just depth, not a regular
Time will tell with Ahcan, I watched a lot of clips on him and he's very interesting. Obviously size is the only thing that really may stop him, but he's got some good skill

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:29 p.m.

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Quoting: Bcarlo25

Solid. I agree for the most part. I would put Studnicka in the top category. I’ve never seen anything bad out of his game. It’s not necessarily the sexy stuff that gets guys in the top ten lists, but hes got an all around quality to his game.

Lauzon is tough to qualify. He just looks like an NHLer at this point, so I’m not even sure I would have him in this category.
Zboril is another tough one to judge. I think he’s a lock as an NHL caliber player, and he probably would have been in the league a year earlier were it not for Bostons depth. Taht said if he had a high ceiling, he probably would have forced his way into the lineup right now. Probbaly in your RW category.
Senyshyn is in kind of a similar spot. He’ll play in the NHL, but i think he’ll suck. I think he’ll have a Seth Griffith like career.
Wouldn’t have kuhlman as a prospect. Just a crappy NHL depth player.
I personally think Ahcan is nothing.

"14 teams passed over him. There is no reason to think he’s anything special other than hope."

thats what you said about amriov the other day, but 52 times studnicka got passed over and hes elite? come on

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:30 p.m.

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Studnicka is very good so honestly, I wouldn't argue if some have him on their tier 1.
I need to see it to believe Zboril as a regular- like I've noted, I was never that sold on him in any of his games whether it was pre-season or regular season.
Senyshyn is..yeah we'll see
Actually didn't even notice I put Kuhlman on here, but I guess in my view he'll be a consistent scratch for most NHL teams. Just depth, not a regular
Time will tell with Ahcan, I watched a lot of clips on him and he's very interesting. Obviously size is the only thing that really may stop him, but he's got some good skill

I guess the only one that I would really take issue with is Lauzon. I think he’s set a floor which is a solid bottom pair d man, but his ceiling is certainly higher than that.

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:31 p.m.

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Quoting: hanson493

ide probably move lohrei, seny, and zboril up. bruins prospect pool is really really lacking. which is why they should have moved krejci 2 years ago.

only one I'd move up is Zboril. I can't really justify moving up Senyshyn and Lohrei is too early to tell. I know Lohrei has looked impressive in the USHL, but then again I want to see how he does next year in the NCAA. It's just way too early

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:34 p.m.

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I guess the only one that I would really take issue with is Lauzon. I think he’s set a floor which is a solid bottom pair d man, but his ceiling is certainly higher than that.

yeah tier 3 is #5-7 dmen so Lauzon absolutely is an NHL player. Maybeeee he can turn into a top 4 shutdown option, so I can't really disagree with you there. We'll get a better idea this season, but I like Lauzon's game a lot. Way more than Zboril's to be honest.

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:35 p.m.

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Solid. I agree for the most part. I would put Studnicka in the top category. I’ve never seen anything bad out of his game. It’s not necessarily the sexy stuff that gets guys in the top ten lists, but hes got an all around quality to his game.

Lauzon is tough to qualify. He just looks like an NHLer at this point, so I’m not even sure I would have him in this category.
Zboril is another tough one to judge. I think he’s a lock as an NHL caliber player, and he probably would have been in the league a year earlier were it not for Bostons depth. Taht said if he had a high ceiling, he probably would have forced his way into the lineup right now. Probbaly in your RW category.
Senyshyn is in kind of a similar spot. He’ll play in the NHL, but i think he’ll suck. I think he’ll have a Seth Griffith like career.
Wouldn’t have kuhlman as a prospect. Just a crappy NHL depth player.
I personally think Ahcan is nothing.

"14 teams passed over him. There is no reason to think he’s anything special other than hope."

thats what you said about amriov the other day, but 52 times studnicka got passed over and hes elite? come on[/quote]

Hmmm, lets see if we can notice the differences here:
1. You made a definitive statement about what the player would be. I believe it was something like, “he will be a top six winger,” or something like that. Notice, I haven’t said that the player “will,” be anything.
2. This is a player that has been playing in North America for his whole life. He’s had a full year in the AHL, four years of major junior, and some time in the NHL for us to watch. Who here has seen amirov play?
3. We’re three years out from one getting drafted, he has played in the national hockey league in the playoffs. The other got drafted like 20 minutes ago, and do we know if he has ever set foot in North America?

Yes, i think studnicka has elite potential based on his progression in major junior, the American hockey league, and the national hockey league. I would not have had any issue with you talking about amirov’s potential, even though you know absolutely nothign about him, other than his heigh, weight, position, and what team drafted him.

Moving on.

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:36 p.m.

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Quoting: nalzugaray12

only one I'd move up is Zboril. I can't really justify moving up Senyshyn and Lohrei is too early to tell. I know Lohrei has looked impressive in the USHL, but then again I want to see how he does next year in the NCAA. It's just way too early

I think lohrei's size, confidence, and overall play actually looks good. im kinda excited to see if he hits. Senyshyn has already cracked the lineup a couple times, if it wasnt for a major injury he would have been 3rd line rw last year. where kuhlman slots in senyshyn should slot in as well. so if kuhlmans in tier 3 seny should be as well. they are basically interchangable right now, i think seny is a better player though.

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:43 p.m.

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bruins prospect pool is really really lacking. which is why they should have moved krejci 2 years ago.

It would help if the Bruins would stop reaching in the first rounds. This might be a big problem in the future.

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:45 p.m.

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"14 teams passed over him. There is no reason to think he’s anything special other than hope."

thats what you said about amriov the other day, but 52 times studnicka got passed over and hes elite? come on

Hmmm, lets see if we can notice the differences here:
1. You made a definitive statement about what the player would be. I believe it was something like, “he will be a top six winger,” or something like that. Notice, I haven’t said that the player “will,” be anything.
2. This is a player that has been playing in North America for his whole life. He’s had a full year in the AHL, four years of major junior, and some time in the NHL for us to watch. Who here has seen amirov play?
3. We’re three years out from one getting drafted, he has played in the national hockey league in the playoffs. The other got drafted like 20 minutes ago, and do we know if he has ever set foot in North America?

Yes, i think studnicka has elite potential based on his progression in major junior, the American hockey league, and the national hockey league. I would not have had any issue with you talking about amirov’s potential, even though you know absolutely nothign about him, other than his heigh, weight, position, and what team drafted him.

Moving on.[/quote]

I say should be, which is based on potential. yourer right i have not seen him but i also didnt say i have. but his potential is a top 6 winger which is all we can go by for now.

you see the other players that are in the elite level in these pyramids? better prospects than studnicka,

Nick robertson has played In NA, played similar amount of NHL games, dominated major jr, what woould you say if said i thought he was elite? all i have is hope? Roberston and studnicka were drafted the exact same slot but roberston 2 years after, and looks like they are going to be regular nhlers the same year, that should put robertson in elite category no?

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:49 p.m.

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Quoting: vr1995

Hmmm, lets see if we can notice the differences here:
1. You made a definitive statement about what the player would be. I believe it was something like, “he will be a top six winger,” or something like that. Notice, I haven’t said that the player “will,” be anything.
2. This is a player that has been playing in North America for his whole life. He’s had a full year in the AHL, four years of major junior, and some time in the NHL for us to watch. Who here has seen amirov play?
3. We’re three years out from one getting drafted, he has played in the national hockey league in the playoffs. The other got drafted like 20 minutes ago, and do we know if he has ever set foot in North America?

Yes, i think studnicka has elite potential based on his progression in major junior, the American hockey league, and the national hockey league. I would not have had any issue with you talking about amirov’s potential, even though you know absolutely nothign about him, other than his heigh, weight, position, and what team drafted him.

Moving on.

I say should be, which is based on potential. yourer right i have not seen him but i also didnt say i have. but his potential is a top 6 winger which is all we can go by for now.

you see the other players that are in the elite level in these pyramids? better prospects than studnicka,

Nick robertson has played In NA, played similar amount of NHL games, dominated major jr, what woould you say if said i thought he was elite? all i have is hope? Roberston and studnicka were drafted the exact same slot but roberston 2 years after, and looks like they are going to be regular nhlers the same year, that should put robertson in elite category no?[/quote]

What are you talking about? If this poster made the same kind of team for toronto then ya, i would expect him to be in the same spot as studnicka.

Do you really not realize the difference between the two discussions?

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:49 p.m.

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Quoting: bhavikp27

It would help if the Bruins would stop reaching in the first rounds. This might be a big problem in the future.

FOR SURE. Frederic, beecher, senyshyn, hell even debrusk. Zboril was a fine pick, even the "experts" kind overvalued him. Gotta be more effective with those firsts. at least theyve hit in the 2nd and actually hit on mcavoy. without those hits theyde really be porked right now.

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:51 p.m.

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Quoting: hanson493

I think lohrei's size, confidence, and overall play actually looks good. im kinda excited to see if he hits. Senyshyn has already cracked the lineup a couple times, if it wasnt for a major injury he would have been 3rd line rw last year. where kuhlman slots in senyshyn should slot in as well. so if kuhlmans in tier 3 seny should be as well. they are basically interchangable right now, i think seny is a better player though.

I think it's a bit of stretch to say Seny would have been the regular 3rd line RW after playing 4 games. Did he look decent? sure. I don't think it means he was going to for sure be a regular after his 4 game stint, that's a really small sample. I've noted I need to see more of a sample this year and we will all get a better understanding. I believe there's a reason the club favors playing Kuhlman over Seny, the organization simply values him more currently. Can that change? Absolutely. This is Senyshyn's last chance to really prove himself so only time will tell. Keep in mind, Senyshyn has to outplay the likes of Studnicka, Frederic, Kuhlman, etc at camp. He's gotta earn his spot first. In my eyes, not a chance he's out playing Studnicka.

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:52 p.m.

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I say should be, which is based on potential. yourer right i have not seen him but i also didnt say i have. but his potential is a top 6 winger which is all we can go by for now.

you see the other players that are in the elite level in these pyramids? better prospects than studnicka,

Nick robertson has played In NA, played similar amount of NHL games, dominated major jr, what woould you say if said i thought he was elite? all i have is hope? Roberston and studnicka were drafted the exact same slot but roberston 2 years after, and looks like they are going to be regular nhlers the same year, that should put robertson in elite category no?

What are you talking about? If this poster made the same kind of team for toronto then ya, i would expect him to be in the same spot as studnicka.

Do you really not realize the difference between the two discussions?[/quote]

I do, but take a look at these other pyramids for other teams, how is studnicka on the same level as these other guys? this poster didnt do it but most of them classified elite as mcdavid, matthews, eichel, caliber, thats what im saying

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:54 p.m.

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What are you talking about? If this poster made the same kind of team for toronto then ya, i would expect him to be in the same spot as studnicka.

Do you really not realize the difference between the two discussions?

I do, but take a look at these other pyramids for other teams, how is studnicka on the same level as these other guys? this poster didnt do it but most of them classified elite as mcdavid, matthews, eichel, caliber, thats what im saying[/quote]

Cool. I was commenting on this one. I didn’t read the others. Take everything in that context. If you expected me to scour the whole site and see that some other guy did a similar team with that tier as generational talents, then you expect too much of me.

I wrote what i wrote, and stand by every word.

Dec. 15, 2020 at 2:58 p.m.

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Beecher for me is like a tier 2.5 as I could see him as a middle 6 kind of guy. I'd also say the following:

Move to Tier 3: Zboril, Senyshyn, Wolff

Move to Tier 4: JFK

I think the guys draft this year are "to new to evaluate" and wouldn't even have them on there. Could also include Curtis Hall (C/RW for Yale). He projects as a bottom 6 guy.

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Quoting: ON3M4N

Beecher for me is like a tier 2.5 as I could see him as a middle 6 kind of guy. I'd also say the following:

Move to Tier 3: Zboril, Senyshyn, Wolff

Move to Tier 4: JFK

I think the guys draft this year are "to new to evaluate" and wouldn't even have them on there. Could also include Curtis Hall (C/RW for Yale). He projects as a bottom 6 guy.

I always tend to forget Curtis Hall as a prospect and I'm not sure why- I like him and honestly he's a Tier 3 player in my eyes.

Only one I'd consider moving up is Zboril to Tier 3. I can't justify Wolff and Senyshyn until I see it. We will have a pretty good understanding of Seny and Zboril's future this season. Wolff is a hit or miss, his size and playstyle will more than likely earn him a future look as a #7-#8 range defenseman. We'll see though

JFK is interesting, he's just forgotten. Didn't look particularly bad in his stint, didn't look great either. If he's making it, it will be bottom 6 depth. I didn't hate his playstyle back in 2019, he just wasn't good enough to be a consistent 3rd liner.

Dec. 15, 2020 at 3:08 p.m.

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Quoting: nalzugaray12

I think it's a bit of stretch to say Seny would have been the regular 3rd line RW after playing 4 games. Did he look decent? sure. I don't think it means he was going to for sure be a regular after his 4 game stint, that's a really small sample. I've noted I need to see more of a sample this year and we will all get a better understanding. I believe there's a reason the club favors playing Kuhlman over Seny, the organization simply values him more currently. Can that change? Absolutely. This is Senyshyn's last chance to really prove himself so only time will tell. Keep in mind, Senyshyn has to outplay the likes of Studnicka, Frederic, Kuhlman, etc at camp. He's gotta earn his spot first. In my eyes, not a chance he's out playing Studnicka.

He looked like he belong in those 4 games and he was making plays. Could he have cooled (I'm sure he would have), but his play was good enough to keep him in the line-up. I think the team like Kuhlman as a extra forward. Better to have Seny getting regular minutes in the AHL vs 10 minutes every 4-5 games. As for who he need to "outplay" its Wagner & Kuhlman. Fully healthy this team down the right side is a trio of Pasta, Smith and Kase. For Studnicka to stick he'll need to be significantly better than Kase because Studnicka doesn't require waivers. So really the only spot for Seny to take over is the #4RW, which was Wags spot last year.

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Dec. 15, 2020 at 3:13 p.m.

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I always tend to forget Curtis Hall as a prospect and I'm not sure why- I like him and honestly he's a Tier 3 player in my eyes.

Only one I'd consider moving up is Zboril to Tier 3. I can't justify Wolff and Senyshyn until I see it. We will have a pretty good understanding of Seny and Zboril's future this season. Wolff is a hit or miss, his size and playstyle will more than likely earn him a future look as a #7-#8 range defenseman. We'll see though

JFK is interesting, he's just forgotten. Didn't look particularly bad in his stint, didn't look great either. If he's making it, it will be bottom 6 depth. I didn't hate his playstyle back in 2019, he just wasn't good enough to be a consistent 3rd liner.

Seny has more NHL experience than Zboril and looked a lot better. Seems odd you wouldn't move them both up. Wolff for me will get a shot because of his game and size. A 6'5/230lb bruiser that loves to play physical and throw fists will always find a home as a 3rd pairing or 7th d-man. Wolff I think ends up as an Adam McQuaid type of guy.

I like JFK a lot and thought at worst he'd be a 3C defensive specialist. Rumors are there were family health issues back home (part of why he went back), but from looking at the box scores and reading some reports it doesn't sound like his career is heading the right direction.

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	Studnicka, Jack $769,167$769,167 ($107,500$108K) RW, C RFA - 2	Beecher, Johnny $925,000$925,000
	Vaakanainen, Urho $894,167$894,167 ($425,000$425K) LD/RD RFA - 2	Frederic, Trent $925,000$925,000 ($300,000$300K) LW, RW UFA - 1
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		Ahcan, Jack $925,000$925,000 LD UFA - 2
		Steen, Oskar $809,167$809,167 ($132,500$132K) C, RW UFA - 2
		Lauko, Jakub $764,167$764,167 ($132,500$132K) LW, RW RFA - 3
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