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Isles have no interest in Garland to fill another middle six winger role that’s already being occupied. They need quality top end scoring talent that can play with Barzal and Horvat, not another winger for Pageau. Mayfield fills a need for the Islanders, Garland does not. You’re asking for a RHD and offering up more fillers while offsetting it by adding in the 1st to justify it. The teams aren’t a match in this place.
Isles have no interest in Garland - You are not the Isles or their staff, you can say I beleive and I'm sure that is what you meant by it, so lets move on then.
You’re asking for a RHD - yes why yes I am! The fillers are not fillers but players and prosects that can "fill" roles..... so ?
offsetting it by adding in the 1st to justify it. - Offsetting? counteract (something) by having an opposing force or effect. Hummm just not correct. Offering a 1st and and our best prospect and a good role filler who can score until next year and then boomb two cheap prospects.
They need quality top end scoring talent that can play with Barzal and Horvat - Of which the isles have what exactly? 1 st and Lettermaki who very well could be a top end talent to play with horvat or Barzel for mayfield who fills a role, one which I guess you like more than scoring.
Anyways, I see your point, don't agree but you know you'll be fine, I mean you know Sooooo much about the isles you know they ROCK in depth for HIGH skilled 1st rounders and offensive types.
31st out of 32 teams for your propect rankings.. tell me again what you need ??? Mayfield!!!!! Thats it!!!!
31. New York Islanders
Previous Ranking: 27
Top Five Prospects: Danny Nelson, William Dufour, Samuel Bolduc, Simon Holmstrom, Matthew Maggio
The New York Islanders haven’t made a first round selection since they took Simon Holmstrom 23rd overall in the 2019 Draft, and it shows. While the Islanders don’t currently have anyone in their prospect pool who projects to be a big difference maker in the NHL, they have a deeper pool of guys who are likely to play for them someday than Boston does so they’ve avoided the bottom spot.Danny Nelson is an intriguing prospect who only recently made the switch to playing center, growing up as a defenseman. Nelson showed flashes of offensive potential last season, and has a big frame that he uses quite well. His development will likely be pretty unpredictable, though I don’t expect he’ll be much more than a good third-line center if all goes well.
William Dufour and Samuel Bolduc both had great rookie pro seasons last year in the AHL with the Bridgeport Islanders, and while I expect both to play meaningful roles in the NHL eventually, they both have some issues they’ll need to iron out before that happens, such as Dufour’s tendency to get pushed to the perimeter or Bolduc’s lack of a clear role as a stopper or an offensive type.