> be the Flyers
> spend the last 6-years in cap hell
> running on a treadmill
> too good to be bad; too bad to be good
> learn how to GM
> get out of cap hell
> future is coming
> Konecny, Rubstov, Lindblom up front
> Provorov, Ghost, Sanheim, Myers, Morin in the back
> have 4 promising goalie prospects; hoping one of them hits
> all they're missing is a 1C prospect
> Draft Lottery approaches
> have 2% chance to win a pick
> win a Lottery spot
> move up from 13 to 2
> it's a 2-player draft at the top
> both prospects have legit 1C upside
> their rival wins the other top pick; all the pressure is on them
> just pick who's left
> literally the easiest draft situation you could ask for
> who knows the next time they will ever have another opportunity to draft a potential legit 1C prospect at the top of a draft
> now maybe trade out and pass on that 1C they desperately need
> who needs a prospect with 1C upside... think of all the picks
> with all those picks, they could even hope to maybe draft a guy that maybe hopefully has 1C upside, but is probably closer to that of a 2C
> that's ok; think of the picks, tho
this shouldn't be this stressful, but it is
The only way I would support trading out of 2 is if Nolan was medically red flagged by our staff