Foppa2118
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Is that the meme with Mike Chambers' picture?
I can't remember if that exists but it does now.
Is that the meme with Mike Chambers' picture?
I think that’s a very reasonable list.Redoing the 2019 NHL draft: How would it unfold today? - TheHockeyNews
First round:
1. Jack Hughes, C (taken 1st by New Jersey)
2. Kaapo Kakko, RW (taken 2nd by NY Rangers)
3. Kirby Dach, C (taken 3rd by Chicago)
4. Bowen Byram, D (taken 4th by Colorado)
5. Trevor Zegras, C (taken 9th by Anaheim)
6. Spencer Knight, G (taken 13th by Florida)
7. Moritz Seider, D (taken 6th by Detroit)
8. Dylan Cozens, C (taken 7th by Buffalo)
9. Vasily Podkolzin, RW (taken 10th by Vancouver)
10. Alex Turcotte, C (taken 5th by Los Angeles)
11. Alex Newhook, C (taken 16th by Colorado)
12. Cole Caufield, RW (taken 15th by Montreal)
13. Victor Soderstrom, D (taken 11th by Arizona)
14. Connor McMichael, C (taken 25th by Washington)
15. Peyton Krebs, C (taken 17th by Vegas)
I think that’s a very reasonable list.
I think 2019 is going to be one of those drafts that have a 1st round where almost everyone gets a player.
They have the pick but do they have the playerDoes almost every team have a 1st round pick?
I don't have any major issues with it. I suppose I could quibble with Knight's move up. He had a strong year, but it is at least arguable that he was not the best freshman on his own college team. You could argue for Newhook to break the top-10 based on his freshman performance.
I still have questions about his compete level being high enough for being a 1A all-star goaler, his talent alone is 1B so he's going to be successful either way. I just wonder if he's going to be Fleury level instead of Luongo level.Knight was pretty damn awesome for BC... you could make a case that his improvement over Woll from the prior seasons made the largest difference to the team.
I still have questions about his compete level being high enough for being a 1A all-star goaler, his talent alone is 1B so he's going to be successful either way. I just wonder if he's going to be Fleury level instead of Luongo level.
Intersting. How often do AHL teams sign one way contracts but then send them to the ECHL?
I don't follow the AHL closely enough to know, but I wonder if this means they'll let Miska walk as an RFA?
How did Werner and Miska stack up this year? Werner played five more games, but Miska had much better numbers. Werner's about two years younger with one more year before RFA.
Intersting. How often do AHL teams sign one way contracts but then send them to the ECHL?
I don't follow the AHL closely enough to know, but I wonder if this means they'll let Miska walk as an RFA?
How did Werner and Miska stack up this year? Werner played five more games, but Miska had much better numbers. Werner's about two years younger with one more year before RFA.
Knight was pretty damn awesome for BC... you could make a case that his improvement over Woll from the prior seasons made the largest difference to the team.
His first year pro didn’t really happen.Someone please refresh my memory as to why Conor Timmins's expansion draft status is unclear?
He is a great prospect, but did he have the kind of year to jump from the 13th overall selection to 6th? I think it is open for debate. It is one of the issues that is inherent with these lists, as some rise and fall due to some vague or inexplicable criteria. Should Knight have jumped Seider? Should Seider have fallen a spot in the "re-draft" list?
In the end it doesn't really matter. It is just nice to have some hockey related topic to discuss.
The Eagles like to stock the ECHL with AHL contracts so it’s probably a matter of willing to guarantee the guy a certain amount. They’ve done that before too.Intersting. How often do AHL teams sign one way contracts but then send them to the ECHL?
I don't follow the AHL closely enough to know, but I wonder if this means they'll let Miska walk as an RFA?
How did Werner and Miska stack up this year? Werner played five more games, but Miska had much better numbers. Werner's about two years younger with one more year before RFA.
The Eagles like to stock the ECHL with AHL contracts so it’s probably a matter of willing to guarantee the guy a certain amount. They’ve done that before too.
Werner’s issue was playing a lot of games in a short span as he wasn’t used to that. He wasn’t great on back to backs and the work load caught up to him a bit. Miska was able to step in when Werner needed to take a step back. They made a nice tandem together and I’d be surprised if they didn’t want to roll with that again. Miska has a wild style, some people hate it but he got the job done.
So you're saying he's the next Tim Thomas