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Lighting striking for the Rangers like that in two straight years, would mean that some sort of island sank somewhere with no survivors.
Keep wishing it on the universe!
Lighting striking for the Rangers like that in two straight years, would mean that some sort of island sank somewhere with no survivors.
You look for a boom/bust guy or a 1st round project. Wallinder in the late 20's would be a good pick.Maybe it's because risers haven't really been identified yet, but doesn't it seem like the latter half of this draft seems pretty weak-to-status quo? Say we acquire another first rounder in a Kreider deal, do we necessarily keep that pick or just try to flip it in a similar deal like we did for Trouba?
Maybe it's because risers haven't really been identified yet, but doesn't it seem like the latter half of this draft seems pretty weak-to-status quo? Say we acquire another first rounder in a Kreider deal, do we necessarily keep that pick or just try to flip it in a similar deal like we did for Trouba?
So, I assume the seven would be:
Lafrenière
Byfield
Stützle
Raymond
Holtz
Perfetti
Rossi
Something like that?
It goes without saying that somehow winning the lottery again and coming away with Lafreniere or Byfield is HUGE.
While holes would remain, I think that's a moment when people around the league stop and stay, "Holy cow, did we just witness the moment people point to when they reference the birth of the team of the 2020s?"
Because now you talk about a pretty sick blend of elite, blue-chip potential, combined with support potential, combined with the a lot of options to make moves and shore up other areas.
You could also go from complaints about the Rangers not producing stars, or allstars, to a questions about how many guys could realistically hit that level in the 2020s.
Can’t speak for the others but I like Benning and Cormiers tools more then Mercer, their production matches the tools too.
And yeah, Reichel has insane rate stats and has impressed me everytime i’ve watched him.
Lighting striking for the Rangers like that in two straight years, would mean that some sort of island sank somewhere with no survivors.
This is the one team that could make that move due to the simple fact they'll likely have two top 10 picks. With teams 2-5 jumbled together right now, who knows, they could end up with a top 5 pick, take one of the forwards at the top and swing back in and take Askarov with their 2nd first rounder.
Either way, unless the Rangers win the lotto and move into the top 3, their unlikely to be ahead of Ottawa. If they take a goalie before we do, it just opens up the doors to getting one of the better forwards in this draft.
Watched the U.S. figure skating championships yesterday. Wondering if the Rangers use a low pick on one of the participants. Definitely plus skaters with great agility and pivots.
It goes without saying that somehow winning the lottery again and coming away with Lafreniere or Byfield is HUGE.
While holes would remain, I think that's a moment when people around the league stop and stay, "Holy cow, did we just witness the moment people point to when they reference the birth of the team of the 2020s?"
Because now you talk about a pretty sick blend of elite, blue-chip potential, combined with support potential, combined with the a lot of options to make moves and shore up other areas.
You could also go from complaints about the Rangers not producing stars, or allstars, to a questions about how many guys could realistically hit that level in the 2020s.
Funny part is I was all about Hughes last year and well Kakko wound up here, this year im all about Byfield and well watch us get Lafreniere. Which is why im hoping to see if we wind up with Newhook at the tdl.
Perfetti is the guy I want if we're not lucky again this draft.
Perfetti is the guy I want if we're not lucky again this draft.
This is only going to raise his draft stock moreAlexis Lafreniere, who is expected to be the No. 1 overall pick in June's NHL draft, was suspended for three games Tuesday by the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
Lafreniere, 18, who plays forward for Rimouski Oceanic, delivered a shot to the head of Quebec Remparts forward Thomas Caron six seconds into the third period of a game Sunday. Lafreniere sized Caron up at center ice and drove a shoulder into him near the faceoff dot. He drew a five-minute major penalty, as well as a game misconduct. Quebec won 4-2.
Likely No. 1 pick Lafreniere suspended 3 games