Trading Vilardi would be a mistake. You're never going to get anything reasonable value-wise right now and you may as well stick it out with how much resources we've dedicated into him. Honestly, just keep drafting BPA. You have to make absolutely sure that the center position is taken care of for the next decade+ and having more centers will only ensure that. You can trade away the other prospects for whatever else you need, but make sure the franchise positions are solidified.
Prospect Info: #Yield4Byfield .....Who's with me?
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The Kings aren't trading Vilardi after working this long to get him back. Zero percent chance of it happening plus they wouldn't get the value in return.
SlimCharles
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I clicked it just once, no more than that. I swear I only simulated this once. This is what happened.....
I clicked it just once, no more than that. I swear I only simulated this once. This is what happened.....
Sounds about right the way our draft lottery usually goes.
Raccoon Jesus
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Huh, never would have pegged @SlimCharles as Luc Robitaille.
Basilisk
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2020 NHL Mock Draft & Simulator | Tankathon
Currently 2nd worst..... EXCELLENT position for drafting Byfield!!!
I can hardly wait for the TDL to happen so we can upload Carter, Lewis, Martinez, Quick, and Toffoli and plunge even further into oblivion!!! YES!!!
Currently 2nd worst..... EXCELLENT position for drafting Byfield!!!
I can hardly wait for the TDL to happen so we can upload Carter, Lewis, Martinez, Quick, and Toffoli and plunge even further into oblivion!!! YES!!!
Sleeping Dog
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I don’t think Quick will be dealt at all. He’s healthy and Cal will need a steadying mentor next year. Campbell dealt at the draft is more likely.
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Enjoy the chaos
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Marco Rossi is moving up the draft board. Best Pts/gm in the OHL during his draft year second only to McDavid.
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No Name The Nameless
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That almost sounds too big. Hope he doesn't grow much more. Hard to scout guys like that.Rossi ain't 6'4", 215lbs. !!!!!
Basilisk
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Nope this is our year you just watch. Okay just hopeful thinking we ain't getting squat!!!
I pray for Laf and we have Kopi, Vilardi and Turcotte down the middle and an elite winger (maybe a year away) - or Byfield and we will be good in a couple of years - will be gutted with 3rd to 5th
kilowatt
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I wouldn't sell Stutzle short... these are just highlights from one game. He's constantly moving his feet, constantly attacking the zone, and loves to carry the puck.
He wouldn't be a bad consolation prize. Get Stutzle out there with Kopitar and Kaliyev and enjoy.
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I just dont want to get shafted two years in a row. Please hockey gods.
deeshamrock
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I like Drysdale. He's an elite skating defenseman who has skill and vision. I think given the young offensive talent that has been drafted the last few years, he'd be a great fit anchoring the blueline for that team going forward. I've always felt that drafting and developing a top defenseman is the key to a team being and remaining a contender
Raccoon Jesus
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Yep, Stutzle's skillset is something else, and he's using it against men. Reminds me a lot of Pettersson pre-draft in that people didn't really know what to make of it/how it would translate but he's just absolutely electric with his head up the whole time he's flying.
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kilowatt
the vibes are not immaculate
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Here's another one of Stutzle:
He's first in on the forecheck, creates chaos and forces a turnover, has a nice backhanded passes to allow his winger with speed to enter the zone, he heads straight for the net, forces another turnover for a great scoring chance right in the slot, dekes a defender to drive into the net, spots an open player across the crease and gets the puck to him, and backchecks hard when the play heads the other way.
...all on the same play.
He's first in on the forecheck, creates chaos and forces a turnover, has a nice backhanded passes to allow his winger with speed to enter the zone, he heads straight for the net, forces another turnover for a great scoring chance right in the slot, dekes a defender to drive into the net, spots an open player across the crease and gets the puck to him, and backchecks hard when the play heads the other way.
...all on the same play.
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