lawrence
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we need to try to tank for Gavin Mckenna in 2026. Boston, Philly already making plans for tank years. We need to tank for him.
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In the meantime, feel free to join our Discord ServerPenguins are going to draft #1 overall with the Rangers’ pick, Crosby passes the torch, years later Ron Francis takes over and wins a Cup in Pittsburgh.we need to try to tank for Gavin Mckenna in 2026. Boston, Philly already making plans for tank years. We need to tank for him.
thats impossible with Crosby still playing next year, unless your implying they will rig it that they win the lottery.Penguins are going to draft #1 overall with the Rangers’ pick, Crosby passes the torch, years later Ron Francis takes over and wins a Cup in Pittsburgh.
thats impossible with Crosby still playing next year, unless your implying they will rig it that they win the lottery.
No they are still 3 back but with a game in handi always support the tank but at this point its too late, with a win tonight we are only one point behind st louis again. the tank should have done at the beginning of the season.
that's how you lose Quinn Hughes. You could draft 1OA for the next like 5 drafts and the odds of you getting a generational guy like Quinn is super lowi always support the tank but at this point its too late, with a win tonight we are only one point behind st louis again. the tank should have done at the beginning of the season.
that's how you lose Quinn Hughes. You could draft 1OA for the next like 5 drafts and the odds of you getting a generational guy like Quinn is super low
OHL playoffs started last night. I'm a mid round pick fan of Brady Martin. After watching the highlights of last nights first game. I still think he's a mid round pick but I had him somewhere between Scott Laughton and Vincent Trochek. I was hoping he would get closer to Trochek but I think he's going to be closer to Laughton and if that's a mid round pick.It's too late for a tank. Either playoffs or a mid teens pick. Just have to hope they make the right choice with the pick they have, or someone sneaks through that isn't a sea of red flags.
OHL playoffs started last night. I'm a mid round pick fan of Brady Martin. After watching the highlights of last nights first game. I still think he's a mid round pick but I had him somewhere between Scott Laughton and Vincent Trochek. I was hoping he would get closer to Trochek but I think he's going to be closer to Laughton and if that's a mid round pick.
I'll finish my thought off later. I have just been told I need to go spend another couple hundred dollars at the store.
What is the claim to fame if he stays and the team can't fill out the roster with top stars to help him? Do you thing that getting older make players faster and better? Old does make veteran star players wiser and more grounded, that is why so many are picked up as support players.that's how you lose Quinn Hughes. You could draft 1OA for the next like 5 drafts and the odds of you getting a generational guy like Quinn is super low
I spoke the other day about how there are 3 good regular NHL centers in the NHL right now that are below 5'11". Kindel and Reschny are most likely middle 6 scoring wingers in the NHL. Cootes I also like as a mid round pick. Similar size to Martin but much less physical. I'd give the edge in speed to Cootes. Martin has a better shot.If Laughton is his upside, we would be much better off picking one of the WHL centres (Kindel, Reschny, Cootes).
I spoke the other day about how there are 3 good regular NHL centers in the NHL right now that are below 5'11". Kindel and Reschny are most likely middle 6 scoring wingers in the NHL. Cootes I also like as a mid round pick. Similar size to Martin but much less physical. I'd give the edge in speed to Cootes. Martin has a better shot.
Boom or bust is much higher for Cootes. Martin I'd say has a few more attributes that would allow him to stay in the league even if he doesn't hit his ceiling.
Getting 5 top 6 centers is about avg per draft. You think that only 5 out of 32 first rounders should be picked for centers? If you're picking 20th in any draft you are generally looking at a 3rd line player and praying that his breaks through his ceiling.Both could end up being 5'11 when the combine rolls around as neither have turned 18 yet and measurements were likely taken from the beginning of the season. Brayden Point was listed at 5'9 in his draft year and is now 5'11. But my point is that if you don't think a guy has a good chance of being a core top 6 centre, don't draft him in the first round. If you think Martin can be that guy it's a different story.
Getting 5 top 6 centers is about avg per draft. You think that only 5 out of 32 first rounders should be picked for centers? If you're picking 20th in any draft you are generally looking at a 3rd line player and praying that his breaks through his ceiling.
There is but I just don't think there is that much upside in any 1st round ever. You know what I mean?First round picks should be made based on upside IMO. A player needs to have the skill, creativity, and hockey sense to show there is a reasonable path to develop into a top six forward/top 4 d-man. Anything less isn't difficult to find in free agency (Suter, Sherwood, Blueger, Joshua, etc)