Adele Dazeem
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Potentially two drafts with no NHL level talent. This will definitely shorten our window to contend.
NHL Entry Draft 2023 NHL Draft Thread
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Drafted kids with tools, decent hockey IQ and have poor skating ability.
Sens M.O. past the 3rd round for 15 years running.
Going to say this draft will be more successful than the 2021 draft without even looking into a single prospects bio. (I did ZERO scouting this year. The rebuild is OVER!!!)
Sens M.O. past the 3rd round for 15 years running.
Going to say this draft will be more successful than the 2021 draft without even looking into a single prospects bio. (I did ZERO scouting this year. The rebuild is OVER!!!)
BonHoonLayneCornell
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I know sarcasm doesn't come across very well on the internet, but I thought it was pretty evident in my post.
JaredCowen4Norris
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Each of our scouts travel with one of these at all times. Blew all the budget getting the signs made, but well worth it.
BonHoonLayneCornell
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Oh 100% it did, I was trying to meet sarcasm with an over exaggeration of the legendary Hasek. Still got a Sens jersey with his name on it.
Agent Zuuuub
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I am ready for the Kazakh goalie to go on a torrid development curve, become Hasek and put Kazakhstan on the map.
When did being 6'2" become taboo to draft? Every time we draft someone 6'2" a bunch on here chime in with "Oh the Sens are size obsessed" its like theses posters feel that size is a bad thing.
6"4" is also seen as must lack talent 'cause..size... when in reality there are more kids 6'2" and up in sports than ever. The average height has risen over the last 50 years so to be complaining about someone being taller than 5'9" seems kinda dumb. There are more players playing at 6'2" and up than 6' and under... and the playoffs show why.
"why don't we ever draft someone 5'6"? Man the Sen's scouting staff stinks!! LoL. too funny.
6"4" is also seen as must lack talent 'cause..size... when in reality there are more kids 6'2" and up in sports than ever. The average height has risen over the last 50 years so to be complaining about someone being taller than 5'9" seems kinda dumb. There are more players playing at 6'2" and up than 6' and under... and the playoffs show why.
"why don't we ever draft someone 5'6"? Man the Sen's scouting staff stinks!! LoL. too funny.
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Sens of Anarchy
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Mann: Our picks fit some needs, and have some upside. Now it's time to get to work with them
Sens Assistant GM Trent Mann joins The Drive to talk about the 5 players Ottawa selected in the draft, and to talk about his son Matteo being picked by Philly
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Just read there were 3 trades for 4 NHL players (salary dumps) & the rest were for picks & draft position.
Lightning trade Cory Perry to Chicago for 7th rd pick (salary dump)
Edm trade Yamamoto & Kostin to Detroit for future considerations (salary dump)
Isles trade Josh Bailey to Chicago for future considerations ( salary dump)
Sens of Anarchy
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Chicago got a 2026 2nd in that deal.
Perry for a 2024 7th
The player movement did not effect this draft ..
Some picks were moved in round 2-7 which is what I was responding to
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When we sign him?
Actually didn’t notice before that perry was a -29 on a very good tampa team. No one close to that.
Had a good playoff though.
Norris4Norris
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We have to hope for a steal..
Norris4Norris
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I would have thought that the 80s dynasty would have had a couple of later round gems. I guess not!
Although the Sens do have a good record of late rounders relatively (Alfredsson,Stone). Let's hope for another one.
The playoffs showed once again that large mobile, skilled defensemen are key. They were also capped off by a 5’9 forward winning the Conn Smythe. Size is great, and all other things being equal, take the larger guy, but I hope the sens aren’t writing off or ignoring smaller guys completely, because as the playoffs showed, they can be key contributors. The league is also trending towards higher skill and more space for little guys, so it’s not time to write them off.
I didn’t see anyone « complaining about someone being taller than 5’9 », just that it’s starting to seem like a pattern with this staff to ignore shorter players who might nevertheless have significant upside. In fact some people are just joking about it. Seems you’re overthinking things.
Finally, I don’t think you understand how quotation marks work. You’d have to be able to show someone saying what you’re quoting for the use of the marks to make sense.
BonHoonLayneCornell
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Sens have had a few over the years.
Alfie, Stone, Hoffman all come to mind.
Brian Elliott was drafted 2nd last I think, granted he wasn't amazing.
Sun God Nika
Palestine 🇵🇸
Batherson a recent steal.
BonHoonLayneCornell
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He's another, although we're getting higher up the draft now being a 4th rounder, but then he's only 9 spots ahead of Hoffman at 130.
Norris4Norris
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I feel like if I was a GM I would start drafting guys who were injured their draft year but showed promise the year before and/or likely will grow more in the next few years.
There are also the small players like Debrincat who tear up the juniors and are taken in later rounds.
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