Speculation: Players you could see the Coyotes trading their draft picks for

[JasonDemersWasOkay]

Salivating at the thought of Frederic playing on a line centered by Mcbain

 

[rt]

Salivating at the thought of Frederic playing on a line centered by Mcbain

I was thinking about…

Hatyton
Boyd
Frederic
McBain

Down the middle.

 

[JasonDemersWasOkay]

I was thinking about…

Hatyton
Boyd
Frederic
McBain

Down the middle.

The only one who feels weird in that bunch is Boyd I’m honestly surprised he’s been a coyote this long

 

[rt]

The only one who feels weird in that bunch is Boyd I’m honestly surprised he’s been a coyote this long

Retain 50% on him, and send him along with 12th and 38th to Minnesota for Rossi and 21st.

 

[Hogan20]

I've watched a bunch of Bruins games over the years, Frederic would be a fine complimentary player but he is not a center at this point in his career. He is much better suited on the wing with a strong 2-way center (Coyle this past year, McBain potentially if the Yotes trade for him)

 

[Llewzaher]

Retain 50% on him, and send him along with 12th and 38th to Minnesota for Rossi and 21st.

how does Rossi rank in if he was in this draft class?

 

[Jakey53]

Bruins fans open to the idea of Frederic and Reilly for a couple of picks. I’m suggesting a ‘23 3rd and ‘25 2nd.

Send O'Brien back.

 

[Schemp]

I was thinking about…

Hatyton
Boyd
Frederic
McBain

Down the middle.

I still have hope that Cooley will sign before camp. The probability may still be low, but I haven't given up faith.

Still want to see the Maccelli- Cooley - Crouse line this season.

 

[Vinny Boombatz]

As much as I'd love to get Cooley on board, the better development path is for him to get stronger and spend another year in college.

I think if you have a Bedard level guy then great, otherwise, I'd always send the player back for 2 years of seasoning and let him join the team when he's 20. Never any harm in slow-rolling the development.

 

[Grimes]

As much as I'd love to get Cooley on board, the better development path is for him to get stronger and spend another year in college.

I think if you have a Bedard level guy then great, otherwise, I'd always send the player back for 2 years of seasoning and let him join the team when he's 20. Never any harm in slow-rolling the development.

I'm fine with it too. Especially because it will give him a better shot to win the Calder haha

 

[Schemp]

As much as I'd love to get Cooley on board, the better development path is for him to get stronger and spend another year in college.

I think if you have a Bedard level guy then great, otherwise, I'd always send the player back for 2 years of seasoning and let him join the team when he's 20. Never any harm in slow-rolling the development.

So you're implying that you have no confidence in Coach Tourigny's ability to develop Cooley?

 

[hbk]

So you're implying that you have no confidence in Coach Tourigny's ability to develop Cooley?

Cooley needs to get stronger. NCAA season structure allows him a better chance to add strength than the NHL schedule. I don't believe that's a comment on Tourigny at all.

 

[Schemp]

Cooley needs to get stronger. NCAA season structure allows him a better chance to add strength than the NHL schedule. I don't believe that's a comment on Tourigny at all.

...and the NHL lets him get use to the NHL. I don't see how playing in college helps him to become a better player. As far as the schedule, he doesn't have to play all 82 games nor does adding strength is exclusive to the NCAA.

 

[Vinny Boombatz]

So you're implying that you have no confidence in Coach Tourigny's ability to develop Cooley?

No, not at all...what I'm saying that the grind of an NHL season is more harmful on an underdeveloped body, which I think most kids at 18 & 19 have. I think Cooley could have thrived this season...but I think it's better if he joins at 20 rather than 19

 

[hbk]

...and the NHL lets him get use to the NHL. I don't see how playing in college helps him to become a better player. As far as the schedule, he doesn't have to play all 82 games nor does adding strength is exclusive to the NCAA.

if we sat this kid out of games this board would go nuts. Barrett Hayton all over again.

 

[Schemp]

No, not at all...what I'm saying that the grind of an NHL season is more harmful on an underdeveloped body, which I think most kids at 18 & 19 have. I think Cooley could have thrived this season...but I think it's better if he joins at 20 rather than 19

I'm sure Tourigny knows not to rush him.I have concern that too many elcs and prospects will arrive at the same time. I do not think it is better if he returns to UofM, nor do I think it would be worse. I think he progresses either way.

if we sat this kid out of games this board would go nuts. Barrett Hayton all over again.

In Tourigny I trust

Can't say that about that other guy...

 

[Kaizen]

In Tourigny I trust

Can't say that about that other guy...

Who dat?

 

[Schemp]

Who dat?

That guy with a gamblin' problem, who now lives over thar towards Alaska, not far from Blaine, Washington around where the Fraser empties into the Strait of Georgia, somewheres around thar...

 

[Kaizen]

Thought you probably meant RT.

 

[Schemp]

Thought you probably meant RT.

Naw, he lives in Gilbert.

 

[MIGs Dog]

NCAA season structure

Except you spend all that time studying Sports Marketing when you could be in the gym or working on hockey skills.

 

[LittlePipes]

Sam Bennet from Florida. Love his game.

 

[Bonsai Tree]

If Cooley was ready, in heart and in confidence, he would have asked for a contract. The team wouldn't have had to chase after him. He needs the year. I'm not as concerned about muscle strength as I am about strength of will.

 

[Kaibur]

Cody Ceci for Edmonton's 2023 3rd

 

[Mosby]

Cody Ceci for Edmonton's 2023 3rd

Nah