Hawkaholic
Registered User
Disagree again, there will be a player like a Giroux, or Getzlaf or Perry later in the 1st round. They may not be quite as good as them, but there are players with that type of potential late in the 1st round. Danault, McNeill etc, project more as bottom 6/4 players than top 6.This draft is deep, that doesn't mean it's deep in high-end offensive players though. You're looking at more Danault's, McNeill's, Johns', etc where Chicago will be picking. Good prospects, projectably good Pros, but no real standout offensive players that project to be big-time producers in the NHL.
That's why I'm saying, with having already take a few years to develope McNeill, Morin and Clendening, there's no sense in trading them over trading Chicago's 1st round pick.
You can get a future top 6/4 guy late in the 1st round this year.