ChicksDigTheTrap
No quick fixes, no cutting corners and no cheating
Agree they can be in real good shape in the future. That is a great job for a new GM. They have what sharp GM's want - young players with upside that will be under team control for a number of years.You never want a rival to get better and their prospect pool is stacked. They have Hart who looks like a solid option between the pipes and they also have several promising blueliners.
Their main issue is that there's too big of a gap between their current stars and their bluechip prospects. With the pick they'll get this year and if they decide to move players like Voracek or Giroux for up and coming players... they can be in real good shape for the future.
The issue they have IMO is that I am not sure they have top end young talent. It may be that they have a good number of good young players (Provy, Sanheim, Patrick, Konecny, Forst, Farabee) but it is uncertain if any of them will ultimately be blue chip.
The Flyers and the Avs are two of the teams that could really be building something if they make the right moves in the next few years.