GDT: 2020 NHL Entry Draft

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We have a need for centers at the NHL level now. Which player that we were drafting at 22 was going to be ready to play 2c now, or even 2 or 3 years from now? Chytil was drafted in 2017 and may not be ready yet.

Especially when Quinn has him nailed to the bench
 
I'm not gonna rush to calling it a great pick or a terrible pick, I'm just intrigued as to what this could mean for NYR potentially moving out DeAngelo for a 2nd line center iceman, especially as Strome's deadline nears.
If they do have a plan for that I hope they don’t let him walk for nothing. They need to get something for him
 
Yeah no kidding. If it wasn’t he would have gone top ten. But everyone is one concussion away. The Rangers have the org depth, and we know that they liked him.

Everyone is NOT one concussion away. It’s all about playing style.
 
It's a game that begins when Buffalo coming to terms with not getting Lafreniere or Kakko --- whenever that process may begin for them.
Just seems that would be an off-season trade. A deal of that magnitude and such does not seem like a trade that happens in season so you have specific windows to get such a trade done
 
A few thoughts here:

1. The Rangers-Calgary trade reflects the talks we've had around here about larger talks spurring smaller talks as a result of familiarity. But make no mistake, these two teams will continue talking.

2. The risk here for both the Rangers, and now Calgary, is that if Lapierre remains healthy he'll be a homerun pick. If he can't stay healthy, they'll both potentially look like winners.

3. The Rangers will be keeping very close tabs on their in-state neighbors to the northwest. And they will be stockpiling talent with an eye toward the horizon.

Bingo on #3. If the Rangers are ever lucky enough to have a logjam of talent at any position, the odd men out still have value elsewhere in the league.

Stockpile the best talent, trade for need.
 
A few thoughts here:

1. The Rangers-Calgary trade reflects the talks we've had around here about larger talks spurring smaller talks as a result of familiarity. But make no mistake, these two teams will continue talking.

2. The risk here for both the Rangers, and now Calgary, is that if Lapierre remains healthy he'll be a homerun pick. If he can't stay healthy, they'll both potentially look like winners.

3. The Rangers will be keeping very close tabs on their in-state neighbors to the northwest. And they will be stockpiling talent with an eye toward the horizon.
As to #3, my thought was this may make Nils expendable even with ADA traded.
 
Yeah no kidding. If it wasn’t he would have gone top ten. But everyone is one concussion away. The Rangers have the org depth, and we know that they liked him.
He has had 3 concussions already that’s not good. Despite what you think we didn’t draft Mcilrath 2.0. This kid had much more skill and can skate. Has a good shot too
 
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