2024 NHL Draft Picks 14, 42, 43, 76, 108, 109, 161, 172, 204 (Draft on 6/28 and 6/29)
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dickiedunnwrotethis
It's gotta be true.
Not Catton level. Just my opinion. Anyway, it's probably moot because my guess is that Sennecke goes top 10.
Old Navy Goat
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I love Sennecke and he's all upside as a prospect, I'm just more enamored with Helenius
toddkaz
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If that how it unfolds as much as I want Yakemchuk gonna have to go with Catton. No way can pass on him at 11.
HOOats
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Just like last year, going to request of the hockey gods that Ottawa and especially Montreal do not win the top pick tomorrow night. I'd rather drop a few spots ourselves than Celebrini end up with a rival.
Doug Prishpreed
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I really want San Jose to win, and Chicago to fall as much as possible.
Zman5778
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San Jose or CBJ winning would be great. I'm rooting hardest for San Jose and Utah.
I think there's a real good chance for Helenius at 11. And I'd be fine with that, would be a great pick.
But Helenius is my 12th, and would take Silayev/Lindstrom/Yakemchuk over him.
I'm pretty confident we will be picking one of those 4 players at 11
But Helenius is my 12th, and would take Silayev/Lindstrom/Yakemchuk over him.
I'm pretty confident we will be picking one of those 4 players at 11
Zman5778
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I don't think Silayev or Lindstrom get anywhere close to 11. Both could realistically go in the top 5.
I don't think Silayev is the same level prospect as Simashev and would be surprised if he goes top6. I guess I'd also be surprised if Lindstrom goes top6. But you're probably right.
Beaudoin has been one of my faves all year. He won't be there with our 2nd. Wouldn't mind trading up if possible, maybe our 2nd+Joker or Krebs gets us 10 spots higher.
Fjordy
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Wow, I think this is a wrong opinion, but I’m a big fan of Simashev. Simashev, at Silaev’s age, still played in the juniors, and Silaev had a very good season in the KHL. He's huge with great skating and defensive play. This is literally exactly the defender we need. Silayev also plays for Torpedo, and Larionov works there, who does an excellent job of developing young players. If by some miracle Silayev were available at 11, grab him and run.
Intermission
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I know we don't need forward prospects, but I'd love to land Iginla! He looks a lot like his dad. Big time player.
tsujimoto74
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Officially picking at 11. Glad to see the top 3 all go to western conference teams.
ValJamesDuex
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Not a chance he makes it past Calgary imo.
Doug Prishpreed
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I loved Mike Grier so much as a player. So happy for him, he's in a really rough spot as the GM over there. I hope he can pull magic out of a hat (is that a saying?) and turn things around quickly so that I can have another underdog franchise to root for.
buffalowing88
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He pulled a magic rabbit out of the hat, that's for sure. Agree, I always liked him. Complete consummate professional and Ruff used him a lot more than I expected post-lockout. One of the less exciting offensive players haha, but very sound in every facet of the game otherwise.
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I think they should trade back into the lower teens or early twenties, and flip the additional assets they receive for bottom six players.
Jim Bob
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That rarely happens in the NHL draft. Although, 11OV is the most traded slot in the past decade.
History of trading back in the top 20 of the NHL Draft
Hockey Draft Pick Transactions
2023: NONE (First trade up for picks was 43 for 47+147)
2022: SJ traded 11 to Arizona for 27, 34, & 45
2021: Dallas traded 14 to Detroit for 22, 47, & 137
Edmonton traded 19 to Minnesota for 21 & 89
2020: Calgary traded 19 to NYR for 22 & 71
2019: Philadelphia traded 11 to Arizona for 14 & 45
2018: NONE
2017: NONE
2016: NJ traded 11 to Ottawa for 12 & 80
Philadelphia traded 18 & 79 to Winnipeg for 22 & 36
2015: NONE
2014: SJ traded 20 & 179 to Chicago for 27 & 62
2013: Detroit traded 18 to SJ for 20 & 58
Most recent trade back in the top 10 for picks:
2008: NYI traded 5 to Toronto for 7, 68, & ’09 2nd
NYI traded 7 to Nashville for 9 & 40
Most recent trade out of the top 10 for picks:
2007: StL traded 9 to SJ for 13, 44, & ‘08 3rd
Jim Bob
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