Value of: Montreal's four 2nd round picks

Hostile Offer

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We are likely keeping them all if the idea here is to trade up for another first. Our prospect pool is fairly shallow so it's quantity over quality for us in that sense.

A lot obviously depends on who's available so if this is seriously considered, it's not before the draft anyway.
 

Stuzchuk

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with Bergevin trading, you'll end up with R. Kesler

in all seriousness though, having one of the worst (if not the worst) prospect pool, I'd draft all four of them... you need to develop players at some point you know ;)
 
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beowulf

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I think for MTL the best play is to just keep them. We desperately need to try and start building up that prospect pool.
Exactly This. Unless they can by some miracle use a few to get another pick in the first round, I don't see the point of trading them all for an older player when the team desperately needs to grow its pool of prospects.
 

Funk21

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http://statsportsconsulting.com/main/wp-content/uploads/Schuckers_NHL_Draftchart.pdf

34+38+56+62=811. Technically that should get you in top 5 value wise. Question is will anybody in and around there be willing to dump that pick for lots of maybe. If you take out one of those picks you drop to the low to mid teens. MB needs to do something bold because if I am CP I'm asking for a trade unless they get JT in the offseason.
 

HockeyDBspecialist

Habs 2019 cup champ
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Idk montreal should try to win before weber / price are ancient

we still have a pretty big window if Price bounce back this year. I mean look at luongo.
I would say a 7-8 years window. Even if Price is done after 5 years we have solid prospects goalies in Primeau and Mcniven. You can say what you want to Montreal but you can't say they don't know how to draft good goalies throughout there history.

"I am only scared for the future if Bergevin is still in it"
 

Seanaconda

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we still have a pretty big window if Price bounce back this year. I mean look at luongo.
I would say a 7-8 years window. Even if Price is done after 5 years we have solid prospects goalies in Primeau and Mcniven. You can say what you want to Montreal but you can't say they don't know how to draft good goalies throughout there history.

"I am only scared for the future if Bergevin is still in it"
Yeah hopefully he ages well and doesnt pull a turco
 

garyturner3

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Draft day is gonna be exciting for Habs fans. 2nd round picks are very valuable and having four should result in some trades in one direction or the other.
 
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Gaylord Q Tinkledink

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Would love that guy especially if he were willing to re-sign

http://statsportsconsulting.com/main/wp-content/uploads/Schuckers_NHL_Draftchart.pdf

34+38+56+62=811. Technically that should get you in top 5 value wise. Question is will anybody in and around there be willing to dump that pick for lots of maybe. If you take out one of those picks you drop to the low to mid teens. MB needs to do something bold because if I am CP I'm asking for a trade unless they get JT in the offseason.

Yeah that article is terrible. If you're trading from around 5 for those 4 picks you're an idiot. Unless of course after number 4 the consensus is 5-70 are interchangeable, which why trade 4 picks for 1 ?

Montreal would be best to keep the 2 higher 2nds and trade the lower 2 to move up to grab someone else that might be a faller
 

xNogaitx

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IMO if you package both 34 & 38 it should be to move up into the 15-20 range. Anything higher could be had for one of the two + either of 56 or 62 or even 66 depending on how low it is.
 

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