River Meadow
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The BPA has this haircut do you draft him?
Hard pass.
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Hard pass.
we have to package to move up, we already have too much picks and prospects, we can't sign them all, we better at least get some prospect higher in our list.
Maybe package our 33rd with 62nd to move up again in the 3rd round, im sure teams with few picks and prospects will prefer to have 33rd and 62nd instead of like 24th or something
Maybe package our 33rd with 62nd to move up again in the 3rd round, im sure teams with few picks and prospects will prefer to have 33rd and 62nd instead of like 24th or something
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I hate tvasports as much as anyone… but it’s obviously meant as something light and « funny ». This market is unique, why is it such a bad thing to make the kids look foolish trying to speak the language?
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HuGo Burner Acc
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I think he would go higher than people thinks, prob around 10-13th, don't know if we have the ammunition to trade up for him. I would love that tho
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SportsnetNow is 15 bucks plus tax for a month. Get it for July and you can watch the draft both days and free agency.
I think it might be SNNow, but if you google sportsnetnow you'll find it.
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DramaticGloveSave
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This is what I’ve been saying. We can trade up from the Calgary pick to about 20 while keeping pick 33. Get the faller whoever it is and get your pick of the non first rounders at 33. We have a real chance to leave this draft with 3 great prospects.
1. Wright
20. (Forward Faller or Mateychuk)
33. (Best D Available Hutson?, or a forward like Firkus if we get Mateychuk)
It’s the perfect scenario. If HuGo pulls it off I’ll be believers.
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The perfect scenario would be to end up with 4 x 1st round pick.
One by moving 33 into the 25th.
Another by trading one of our NHLer for one more.
Pick a center with the 1st, go for full offensive homerun type of pick for the rest.
My favourite 1st round Swede is Ostlund. Yes, over Lekkerimaki. Would be great if we could grab him with the 26th.
jiboy
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Reading the black book , they are my go to read every year and seeing they have Slaf at first makes me a little less worried if we go this direction..
Lack of take over mentality and net driving has them worried about Wright
Still they have him at 2nd so I guess we cant really go wrong with either , just a shame we dont get to pick first in a year with a slam dunk pick
Lack of take over mentality and net driving has them worried about Wright
Still they have him at 2nd so I guess we cant really go wrong with either , just a shame we dont get to pick first in a year with a slam dunk pick
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Did they add anything about any potential weaknesses in Slafkovsky's game that they might be worried about as well or does that only apply when talking about Wright and his game?
Seems Wright's game has been getting picked apart looking for any weaknesses at all far more than any other prospect I can remember for a potential 1st overall pick.
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"Wright and Slafkovsky play the game quite differently. Wright’s a technically brilliant player whose growth curve stagnated and some might argue went backwards this year. Wright’s skating base is better than average and he has an unexceptional toolkit overall. Whereas Slafkovsky has developed quickly as bonafide power forward star player in the making, and an incredibly unique one at that."
"This is a unique and unmatched puck-handling power forward when it comes to evaluating this draft class."
"When it comes to their pace, it wasn’t close when watching them this season. Slafkovsky is a conditioned perpetual motion machine that understands advanced angling to limit retrieval attempts on the forecheck..."
I will stop there, their content is deep, accurate and well written. They dissect players greatly.
There is one thing these guys have in common. They are stellar skater which Hutson is. We have several pick and I would rather swing for the fence with regards to an offensive Dmen. Hutson could be one of these.
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Mackinnon should be a warning to anyone that thinks Cooley can pull off his dipsy doodling. If even Mackinnon struggles, Cooley will have to slow it down a lot and defer to his teammates.
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I think he’s going Top 10 for sure. 3rd centre off the board (sorry but Gauthier is a winger)
Yes this a pain that we don't have a clear cut no issues no.1. I remember seeing enough times that a guys commitment or work ethic are questioned, and the guy comes in and plays, and no such issues.
Like WTK said, you just wish Wright would have come out strong to knock back the naysayers, but he didn't. Still, think we need to take him.
Like WTK said, you just wish Wright would have come out strong to knock back the naysayers, but he didn't. Still, think we need to take him.
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Not that it matters, but I don't like Simon Nemec personality... judging from the few informations you can find on him.
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