Buium I think just played himself into top 5Is Iginla really going ~8 because of one good playoff series? Also Helenius isn’t overly exciting. The main talking point is how polished his game and it’s always those guys who end up being average 3rd line players. Not convinced Lindstrom translates to the NHL level.
The D overall are way more exciting. Dickinson, Silayev & Levshunov are 100% gone but Buium is who I’m hoping for at this point. I’d also rather Yakemchuk ahead of the forwards mentioned.
I think he’s been top 5 for months personally, but the NCAA definitely cemented his spot in the top 10, he was extremely poised at both ends of the rink. You’re definitely right that his stock has risen dramatically the past while.Buium I think just played himself into top 5
These last two games he went up against the two biggest offensive threats in the country. One game was obviously celebrini and last night the best offensive team.I think he’s been top 5 for months personally, but the NCAA definitely cemented his spot in the top 10, he was extremely poised at both ends of the rink. You’re definitely right that his stock has risen dramatically the past while.
He’s been my favourite D in the draft since a few weeks into the Denver season.
Is Iginla really going ~8 because of one good playoff series? Also Helenius isn’t overly exciting. The main talking point is how polished his game and it’s always those guys who end up being average 3rd line players. Not convinced Lindstrom translates to the NHL level.
The D overall are way more exciting. Dickinson, Silayev & Levshunov are 100% gone but Buium is who I’m hoping for at this point. I’d also rather Yakemchuk ahead of the forwards mentioned.
They played together in all the games I watched, Zeev likes his offside. Able to switch on and off in game depending on the situation. Plays both sides of the ice well.These last two games he went up against the two biggest offensive threats in the country. One game was obviously celebrini and last night the best offensive team.
Did he or Behrens get the shut down assignent? Or are they same pairing
It's not just one good playoff series, Iginla has been great all year, and has the tools to be a top line forward in the NHL. Also, if Calgary finishes below us, I'm quite certain they will take him.Is Iginla really going ~8 because of one good playoff series? Also Helenius isn’t overly exciting. The main talking point is how polished his game and it’s always those guys who end up being average 3rd line players. Not convinced Lindstrom translates to the NHL level.
The D overall are way more exciting. Dickinson, Silayev & Levshunov are 100% gone but Buium is who I’m hoping for at this point. I’d also rather Yakemchuk ahead of the forwards mentioned.
They played together in all the games I watched, Zeev likes his offside. Able to switch on and off in game depending on the situation. Plays both sides of the ice well.
Don't think either got typical shutdown assignments. Buium's brother seemed to be a go to guy defensively aside from both of those guys.
His brother went 36th to Detroit in 2021His brother is eligible next year?
Damn would like to see how much time zeev spent against those guy.
Plays his offside ? Hoping they pass on him just to avoid that discourse again.
Was being facetious.His brother went 36th to Detroit in 2021
He's "able" to play his offside, and play it well, not the same discourse.
Denver only has 1 right shot D, guys played different sides all year.
Was being facetious.
The more clips I see of everyone else the less I like them. The more I see of Buium the more I like him.
2-12 is pretty all over the place from what I've seen, but I've got a feeling one of Demidov, Levshunov, Silayev, Dickinson or Buium will be there at 5 but gone at 7. Probably won't matter much though tons of good options and there's no consensus top group.Is there a big difference this year between #7 and #5?
No.Theoretically, if the Sens win the lottery for 1OA, would you be willing to drop to 2, 3 or 4 if we could add a good asset and dump Korpisalo.
Absolutely not.Theoretically, if the Sens win the lottery for 1OA, would you be willing to drop to 2, 3 or 4 if we could add a good asset and dump Korpisalo.
I think there's enough variation that at least one of those guys will be there at 7. I've seen Lindstrom, Catton, Helenius, Greentree, Parekh, Connelly, Yakemchuk, Eiserman & Iginla all listed top 6 in addition to the group you listed.2-12 is pretty all over the place from what I've seen, but I've got a feeling one of Demidov, Levshunov, Silayev, Dickinson or Buium will be there at 5 but gone at 7. Probably wont matter much though tons of good options and there's no consensus top group.
Definitely notTheoretically, if the Sens win the lottery for 1OA, would you be willing to drop to 2, 3 or 4 if we could add a good asset and dump Korpisalo.
A potential franchise forward isn't worth downgrading just for another draft pick and a chance to dump a goalie.I’m surprised.
So you wouldn’t send Celebrini and Korpisal to SJ for 3OA and Smith/Eklund or to Anaheim for 4OA and Mintyukov or to Chicago for 3OA and Korchinski.Definitely not
Unless they are completely out of their minds and have someone aside from Celebrini 1st, not a move anyone should be making.
I think rule of thumb is don’t pass on the superstar. No matter what.So you wouldn’t send Celebrini and Korpisal to SJ for 3OA and Smith/Eklund or to Anaheim for 4OA and Mintyukov or to Chicago for 3OA and Korchinski.