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Wow you sure embarrassed him, correcting his minor spelling error like that. RuthlessWho the heck is Joelevi? You mean, "Juolevi"?
I don't think the Winnipeg GM who is shy of making trades anyway would trade his #1 draft pick last year without seeing what he can do in the NHL. The Jets also have Sami Niku , a left hand D-man in the AHL who is the second highest scoring D-man in the league and he's only a rookie. He could be the Jets' next lefty.Straight up, Juolevi for Vesalainen in the post-season.
Jets could use a future LD and Canucks look like they could use a future LW(as Pettersson is a C/RW from my knowledge).
I don't think the Winnipeg GM who is shy of making trades anyway would trade his #1 draft pick last year without seeing what he can do in the NHL. The Jets also have Sami Niku , a left hand D-man in the AHL who is the second highest scoring D-man in the league and he's only a rookie. He could be the Jets' next lefty.
No from the Canucks. Top 4 dmen > Top 6 wingers, and we desperately need to keep our d prospects.
More like 7th D.
Calling a 19 Year old Dman a bust is beyond ridiculous. Joulevi is one of the 5 best Drafted D prospects, give him time. It is not a race to the NHL, it is about when you reach your peak once you are there, and how high your peak is.
Firstly, I wouldn’t call Chevy shy. Yeah he doesn’t make many trades but why would he, as a GM your job is to help your team and playing Russian roulette with your roster won’t get that done, A gambler who leaves when they are up is always the smartest gambler there is and Chevy isn’t a gambler but he’s never made a bad deal yet and has only ever helped the organization.
Next, Niku looks very good, but what happens in the future if say he doesn’t exactly pan out? Vesalainen could the next Rantanen but who knows because I doubt he will make it into the Top 6 by battling Connor and Ehlers at the LW and he’s sure as hell not touching Laine or Wheeler at the Right Wing anytime soon(Roslovic is another challenge there when Wheeler retires and it’s a rare shot to play Top 6 minutes on his off-wing in Maurice’s system, heck Maurice doesn’t even let Laine play on his off Wing). I think there’s a much better chance that Juolevi will get Top 4 minutes rather than Vesalainen getting Top 6 minutes.
What happens if Juolevi doesn't pan out?
He's not a surefire top 4 dman.
I honestly thought & hoped that the earlier poster silenced you , never mind . Mummys calling you , time for your diaper change !!More like 7th D.
Some perspective:
Juolevi 19 points in 38 games in Liiga as a 1st yr pro.
Makar 21 points in 34 games in his 1st yr of college hockey.
They are 5 and 1/2 months apart in age.
But, you’re right. Juolevi is practically a bust.
We already know this...no one is calling Juolevi a bust, but it has to sting that pick 6 was Tkachuk, pick 7 was Keller, pick 9 was Sergachev and pick 14 was McAvoy.
Canucks were desperate for a dman so keller and tkachuk were not on our radar. While Sergachev is doing well right now, he was very much a risk at the 5th overall selection. I do think McAvoy was the one that got away, I wanted the Canucks to trade down for him once we lost the lottery.Makar is a significantly better prospect.
no one is calling Juolevi a bust, but it has to sting that pick 6 was Tkachuk, pick 7 was Keller, pick 9 was Sergachev and pick 14 was McAvoy.
also it would make more sense to compare juolevis draft + 1 with Makars draft +1. Because Juolevi didnt take a step forward last year
Juolevi, or "Joelevi"(Hahaha) is practically a bust. If I were in the Jets' perspective, I wouldn't do this trade.
People have become delusional. Either you light it up at 19 or you're a no good bust.WOW. Already giving up on the kid. We'll take him in exchange for Peter Chiarelli
You forgot to add the 1st from the Nucks???Straight up, Juolevi for Vesalainen in the post-season.
Jets could use a future LD and Canucks look like they could use a future LW(as Pettersson is a C/RW from my knowledge).