Unlikely the players available at 9th help the NHL team in the next 3-4 seasons.
Yeah, through it all they missed the playoffs by five wins. That's nothing.The team was never bad enough to get into the top 5. Even under Carlyle they would have pulled out of the nosedive, maybe not to the degree that they did, but it would have happened. The lotto was and is our only route there. This isn't a bottom five roster. It shouldn't even be in the bottom 15.
You can not say this in general. Btw, all USNDP players will head to college, except Hughes. So you never know.
You have advance knowledge of how the lottery turned out?
You said "the players available at 9th.." I wrongly assumed that you meant they were picking 9th.Did I say the Ducks are picking 9th? I made a statement based on their current lottery position.
I'm saying he could've been scoring in losses and it would be just the same as scoring in wins. You guys can attempt to defend these meaningless wins but they do nothing to help this team moving forward. What we really needed is a franchise player and now it'll be alot harder to find thatHow, exactly? His emergence was because he scored goals and assisted on goals, which led to Duck wins.
I'm saying he could've been scoring in losses and it would be just the same as scoring in wins. You guys can attempt to defend these meaningless wins but they do nothing to help this team moving forward. What we really needed is a franchise player and now it'll be alot harder to find that
Anaheim could've been pushing for a playoff spot if the GM acted sooner. We just suffered thru a trash season and don't even have a high pick to show for it
Def not happening lolBlues-Canucks starts now. Vancouver needs 1 point to jump back in front of us. St. Louis needs a win to guarantee they are at least in the #20 slot. Ideal scenario is a St. Louis OT win.
Tie game with 15 minutes left, it's a possibilityDef not happening lol
There were rules changes to prevent the Cap manipulation shenanigans that Chicago and those other teams were pulling off. It’s worked. As has the substantial difference in the quality of the 1st overall picks.It's interesting to me that there was a run from 2003-2008 where five of the six No. 1 overall picks subsequently won Cups with the team that drafted them, and no one has since. It wasn't *that* common before either. That was just an insane cluster.
These lottery teams stink.
Oh yeah. Thank God he lost the handle.Who puckered when Tarasenko nearly broke through with 5 seconds left?