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I thought that the order of the second round picks is based on standings and not the lottery. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Also, nobody said you can only trade picks...you can trade for players on the other team.
kngbryn said:I thought that the order of the second round picks is based on standings and not the lottery. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Also, nobody said you can only trade picks...you can trade for players on the other team.
Thank you for clarifying that for me. So, for those of you who are complaining about how it is impossible to trade picks if they have not held the lottery yet, you can trade your second round picks without having to worry.Kick Save said:kngbryn: You're correct. The lottery can only effect the draft order in the first round. After that, it reverts exclusively to the reverse order of the standings---with the exception of the winner of the Stanley Cup.
kngbryn said:Thank you for clarifying that for me. So, for those of you who are complaining about how it is impossible to trade picks if they have not held the lottery yet, you can trade your second round picks without having to worry.
Kick Save said:Sorry, bozo, but how can you trade picks if you don't know which pick you have yet? You still have managed to miss the point of my post.
Perez said:Look, a-hole, If somebody wants to take the risk to trade ther 1st rounder they can even if they don't know wich overall they will get. It's a ''risk''.
Who carres if they don't know what overall it is, if the pens want to trade ther first rounder now, for example, they could even if we don't know what overall it's going to be. Because we don't know what overall the early first rounder will be it doesn't meen somebody can't take a gamble on a pick kid.
And for the picks above 14 we do know the order smart ass. So yes we can trade pick bozo.
Perez said:Look, a-hole, If somebody wants to take the risk to trade ther 1st rounder they can even if they don't know wich overall they will get. It's a ''risk''.
Who carres if they don't know what overall it is, if the pens want to trade ther first rounder now, for example, they could even if we don't know what overall it's going to be. Because we don't know what overall the early first rounder will be it doesn't meen somebody can't take a gamble on a pick kid.
And for the picks above 14 we do know the order smart ass. So yes we can trade pick bozo.
kngbryn said:We know what the draft order is so can we all just start. I say if you didn't want to trade picks without knowing at what number you are choosing, then that's your choice. Now, lets stop fighting and start the draft because it is meant to be fun!
Kick Save said:but how can you trade picks if you don't know which pick you have yet? .
Kick Save said:Yes, you can trade a pick not knowing whether it's fifth overall or first.
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Kick Save said:For my enlightenment and edification, please tell me the last time anyone traded a lottery pick between the end of the season and the time the lottery was held.
Perez said:aren't you contradicting yourself
I know the habs and islanders did in 99'. I agree that to trade a high pick before the draft lottery isn't always a good moove but this discussion was never about if it was a good or bad moove it was about if* it was possible.
At the beginnig you where saying it was impossible to trade a pick because you didn't know where it would end-up... and in your last post you corrected it by saying it was possible and you turn the subject by insulting me and saying things that don't have nothing to do with the initial subject, very funny.
Kick Save said:1. First, I said, "how can you trade picks if you don't know which pick you have yet?" I suppose, in theory, you can trade, say, the Bluejackets pick, which without the lottery is #5, but after the lottery could be #1, #5 or #6, but then you're not trading a known commodity. Nobody in his right mind would do it.
Swervedriver said:So can I have Boston? You said you werent taking any teams and your name is beside the Bruins now?