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yazmybaby said:
McTavish will be long gone when we pick at 20.
I would be happy with Boldec or L'Heureux if we pick a Center.
This is the type of draft that a smart GM's can move up pretty easily.
My two targets would be Lysell the speedy winger that can score or Cole Sillinger who plays Center.
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About Colton Dach...
 
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Jim said:
Awesome, let’s end up with another Senyshyn
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You completely missed my point. Essentially, they need to draft the best center available because they have close to squat there in the prospect pool.

Alternatively, you could also have said "let's end up with another Zboril"
 

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BruinsJoe said:
About Colton Dach...
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He is slated to be a third round pick, no way I take him in the first round.
NHL Potential

Although he currently plays center, Dach will likely be switched to the left-wing in the pro ranks and has already tried his hand at the position this season. That’s most likely because he just doesn’t have the top-end skill for him to remain a center in the NHL. The best-case scenario is he is a competent, bottom-six two-way winger who could slot into the center if necessary and could be relied on in all situations, possibly along the lines of Garnet Hathaway or Barclay Goodrow. But, like those comparisons, it will take a significant amount of time for him to develop into that, so draft wisely.
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Risk – 3/5, Reward – 2.5/5
 
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badbrewin said:
You completely missed my point. Essentially, they need to draft the best center available because they have close to squat there in the prospect pool.

Alternatively, you could also have said "let's end up with another Zboril"
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No, they don't.

draft the best player available and look to free agency or trades to fill needs.

unless its a top 10 pick, its most likely going to be years before they sniff the NHL.

and we need a 'projected' #1 or 2 center now (be it on the second or third line as a youngin to get started)

speaking of.....

how did Beecher and Studnicka end last year? i know Studnicka had a pretty good season in Pro.
 
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No, they don't.

draft the best player available and look to free agency or trades to fill needs.

unless its a top 10 pick, its most likely going to be years before they sniff the NHL.

and we need a 'projected' #1 or 2 center now (be it on the second or third line as a youngin to get started)

speaking of.....

how did Beecher and Studnicka end last year? i know Studnicka had a pretty good season in Pro.
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Beecher had season ending shoulder surgery and it's not confirmed where he's playing next year though my guess is back at Michigan
Studnicka's last few games in Providence were excellent, before that not so good
 
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Sillinger would be a nice pick if he falls to them, kid can shoot the puck. Like to see Lyle and Lauko get a shot in camp. They provide speed, scoring and size. Steen could play on the 4th line of Kuraly goes.
 
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What are the chances (any?) that they trade up for one of those top end Michigan forwards. With so much up in the air about this draft in the later rounds and their NEED for a future top 2 center in the pipeline. . .
 

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Saxon Eric said:
Beecher had season ending shoulder surgery and it's not confirmed where he's playing next year though my guess is back at Michigan
Studnicka's last few games in Providence were excellent, before that not so good
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I still have high hopes for Stud. He has NHL speed and skill, can kill penalties, just needs to bulk up to 190lbs, shouldn't be that hard for him to get to that weight this summer.
Beecher has lost a year of devlopment with the covid issue and shoulder injury.
He should put up great numbers, PPG or more this season with Michigan.
 

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Over the volcano said:
What are the chances (any?) that they trade up for one of those top end Michigan forwards. With so much up in the air about this draft in the later rounds and their NEED for a future top 2 center in the pipeline. . .
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This is the year to trade up and roll the dice, should not be that hard to do it.
Who do you like from Michigan?
 

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yazmybaby said:
This is the year to trade up and roll the dice, should not be that hard to do it.
Who do you like from Michigan?
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getting of prospect talk but into draft. Why do you think it would not be hard to move up. GM's love their draft picks, and draft trades in NHL are rare
 
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