Prospect Info: 2019 NHL Entry Draft Part IV
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Emperoreddy
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We got Severson with #32 I think? High quality D absolutely can be gotten at #34
OmNomNom
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i asked him and 1.) he doesn't work saturdays and 2.) he'll be upstate w some friendsBut... will he be there for Draft Day 2?
Not that I can actually make it
he's down to ask the owner of the bar to host stuff, but we need people to commit to going. previous owner (iirc) was the one who was really connected social media-wise, and set up the watch parties for last years' playoffs. new owner, not so much...
OmNomNom
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@StevenToddIves ask one of your fellow bartenders who help you with emojis if they've ever set up a podcast LOL
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Even lower - 60th
Slavin - 120th
Pesce - 66th
Manson - 160th
Montour - 55th
Ekholm - 102th
....just a few examples. There’s always a decent chance of getting high quality defense after the 1st round.
What's that about? Does he not like events which will bring people into his bar?i asked him and 1.) he doesn't work saturdays and 2.) he'll be upstate w some friends
he's down to ask the owner of the bar to host stuff, but we need people to commit to going. previous owner (iirc) was the one who was really connected social media-wise, and set up the watch parties for last years' playoffs. new owner, not so much...
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This thread on the main prospects board is really neat, would recommend looking through
This thread on the main prospects board is really neat, would recommend looking through
Josi was 34th.
Subban 43rd
Parayko 86th
There is definitely sound reasoning behind focusing on fwd's in the 1st round.
In the 16 and 17 drafts we had a combined 20 picks. We drafted 6 d-men. Only one was higher then the 5th round. None higher then the 3rd. I think Shero knew he had to bolster the fwd depth, but he also thought he could find quality d-men later on.
In the 18 draft we were now needing a d-man, and luckily it was a stocked draft in that regard, we got Smith, but Miller was there as well. So I do think he will strike when the moment is right, but in general I imagine we will see him focus more on fwd's early, and blue liners later on.
OmNomNom
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Now this guy needs a podcast, sorry STI this guy just upped the ante.
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Poulin is the prototypical, heart and soul power forward. He's big and strong and features a terrific shot, high compete level, willingness to muck it up physically, and surprisingly soft hands. He has pretty good vision, but where he excels the most is in crashing the net -- he's deadly in close, unstoppable at banging in rebounds, deflects pucks well. If there's one weakness to Poulin it's the typical power forward bugaboo that he's an average skater at best. He's almost a left-shot mirror image of Nathan Legare, a very similar right-shot player. I would rank Poulin higher on account of his superior hands and stick handling.
Poulin is almost universally ranked in the 23-27 range, which is also where he is likely to go in the draft. There is a slim chance that he falls to the #34 pick where the Devils would have an opportunity to draft him, but it would have to be considered negligible at best.
Haha, I'm more like a piece of furniture everyone is overly familiar with than a celebrity. And you forgot to mention the very pretty Eastern European waitresses.
I was actually once a regular "expert" on a Sirius Radio fantasy hockey podcast hosted by Ray Flowers. The strange thing is that I've never actually listened to a podcast, so there's that.
hey guys just a quick reminder that jack hughes is gonna be a f***ing new jersey devil tomorrow
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Are they the 4 most generic and boring names in one drafts history? Haha
As you know how high I am on Legare all this means is we will trade up and grab Poulin, then draft Legare with our second 2nd round pick and have some crash bois to play with Hughes.
Draft Day announcement: New Jersey TRADES their no. 1 pick to the NY Rangers for THEIR second overall pick AND their 7th round pick (212th overall)!!
With their (Rangers) first pick they pick the finnish youngster Cup Of Cacoa and avoid log jam at center. That mess could be handed over to the Devils across the river.
With their (Rangers) first pick they pick the finnish youngster Cup Of Cacoa and avoid log jam at center. That mess could be handed over to the Devils across the river.
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Have a feeling that if Chicago takes Turcotte, some team in the top-10 (Oilers?) are going to try to trade up with the Avs to take Byram.
These statistical draft models are inane. Brayden Tracey at 7 and Alex Turcotte at 12 and Trevor Zegras at 19 was all I needed to throw it out.
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