Ryp37
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I have a feeling that Juolevi+ for Subban might be something that happens.
Nashville can actually scout D though so I doubt it
I have a feeling that Juolevi+ for Subban might be something that happens.
According to Guds, perrenial Norris trophy candidate, you need at least 300 NHL games.
Still, I'd cut the guy a little slack. Wait until he gets at least a callup to the parent club.
Yeah is not always easy to see on a computer screen, everyone doesYou definitely have issues with sarcasm.
Sure they do.Yeah is not always easy to see on a computer screen, everyone does
Just imagine. Tkachuk Horvat Virtanen line in the playoffs.OJ with back surgery and now knee surgery, and he's barely 20. Not looking good. I had just a bad feeling that Tkachuk going to a division rival at #6 in that draft would come back to bite us in the butt big-time.
Almost since that draft, the Flames and Canucks have been heading in opposite directions.
Just imagine. Tkachuk Horvat Virtanen line in the playoffs.
Again I’ve gone over this. You’re basing this on that Willie Dumbass would have played him in his first year line Calgary did. Also basing it on the fact that you’d expect him to produce with the horrid Canucks team of that year at a similar rate. So you’d be wrong. As we all know Willie wouldn’t have had him in the lineup, let alone played him in a position to succeed and have him produce similarly. In reality Tkachuk would have been in junior, Canucks probably finish 30th and pick even higherwith Tkachuk means no Pettersson. Can't win em all.
with Tkachuk means no Pettersson. Can't win em all.
with Tkachuk means no Pettersson. Can't win em all.
Absolute horse****. Can you tell me how we've vastly worsened our draft position by inserting a 90-pace point rookie into our lineup and having a goalie play absolutely out of his mind? We're exactly where we've been in years pasts with rosters chock full of even more trash players.
As mentioned above, it makes some huge assumptions about Tkachuk making the team as an 18-year old with Desjardins as a coach (where we saw how McCann/Virtanen fared as 18 year olds), then producing the same on a worse team than Calgary, and those 45ish points materially changing the outcomes of enough games to move us into 8th or later .
Can you show your math on that one?
Again I’ve gone over this. You’re basing this on that Willie Dumbass would have played him in his first year line Calgary did. Also basing it on the fact that you’d expect him to produce with the horrid Canucks team of that year at a similar rate. So you’d be wrong. As we all know Willie wouldn’t have had him in the lineup, let alone played him in a position to succeed and have him produce similarly. In reality Tkachuk would have been in junior, Canucks probably finish 30th and pick even higher
Absolute horse****. Can you tell me how we've vastly worsened our draft position by inserting a 90-pace point rookie into our lineup and having a goalie play absolutely out of his mind? We're exactly where we've been in years pasts with rosters chock full of even more trash players.
As mentioned above, it makes some huge assumptions about Tkachuk making the team as an 18-year old with Desjardins as a coach (where we saw how McCann/Virtanen fared as 18 year olds), then producing the same on a worse team than Calgary, and those 45ish points materially changing the outcomes of enough games to move us into 8th or later .
Your Defence is that it’s an assumption that he would have made the team ? I think at this point it’s a funnier asumption to even think he wouldn’t have made the crappy Canucks in 2017
Ridiculous. Sure bash benning, I won’t defend him much anymore, but that’s absolute horse crap you guys have such piss poor analysts skills. Tkachuk would have made us a good enough team not to draft in the top 5.
I mean EP40 has single handedly won us games this year... hard to believe that Tkachuk wouldnt have a similar effect
Imagine having some patience and brains keeping Neely. Drafting Sakic (Wesley) 1987 and even if we had moved back in 1988 still having the choice of Brind"Amour Roenick or Selanne...............hmnnnnDo you think the Cam Neely trade was a great move because keeping Neely (and Glen Wesley) would have made us win too many games to draft Trevor Linden?
We probably would’ve just drafted Leif Rohlin in the first round.Imagine having some patience and brains keeping Neely. Drafting Sakic (Wesley) 1987 and even if we had moved back in 1988 still having the choice of Brind"Amour Roenick or Selanne...............hmnnnn
Do you think the Cam Neely trade was a great move because keeping Neely (and Glen Wesley) would have made us win too many games to draft Trevor Linden?
Thought I'd check out the Juolevi thread to see if anything new had come up and found out, much to my surprise, we could have drafted Mathew Tkachuk instead of him.
Oh. My. God. Have the authorities been alerted?!?!?
What does the cam neely trade have to do with 2016 draft ?
This! Especially the last part.He has. And we're still in...7th last place.
Tkachuk's rookie season was not as impactful as Petterson's current season. And given our lineup, he probably wouldn't have put up the ~45 points he did in Calgary. We don't have elite possession drivers like the other 2/3rds of the 3M line.
If Petey couldn't drag us out from the bottom tier (in a year where the West is uniquely terrible), I don't think a lower-scoring Tkachuk would be able to in a generally harder climate.
This entire argument is bad logic too. What's the argument here? That we shouldn't take the best player available at the time because we *could* get a better one next year if we still suck? Like what?