NHL Entry Draft 2024 NHL Draft Talk
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bert
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I haven't seen enough of Silayev but from what I have seen from Buium he would he a hard player to pass on at 7. I don't think either make it that far though. If so I hope they take him.
Speatleysson
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Getting bent over a barrel on his first trade was not a good look.. I wouldn't say detrimental though.
Locking up Travis Green for the next 4 years is pretty detrimental to the team's growth and success.
My point is that his first couple moves with the team have been head scratchers for sure.
hockey20000
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THAT does not mean too much! Drafting 7th is good and we should get a good player there IF SS does not f it up!
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Micklebot
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I mean, if any of them are there at 7 and we take one, I'm happy, Parekh almost hit 100 pts which is nuts.
Emerica
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We have not seen many "smart" moves so far.
I think that result is what the draft should be. Get rid of this lottery BS!
Laphroaig
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Trevor Connelly is about the last guy I want to see in a Sens uniform so there's a strong possibility that he's our guy.
I am not sure as I don't know enough about any of them; however, it sure would be nice to have a pick of one of them.
BondraTime
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There’s definitely worse things than getting a stud forward much better than his ranking
Sens of Anarchy
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The counts in the top 10 are in the right most column (small numbers)
Top 5 10/10
Dickinson, Parekh, Buium all 9/10
Helenius 8/10 --
Iginla 5/10
Sennecke 3/10
Eiserman, Catton, Yakemchuk 2/10
2/10 scouts had Yakemchuk, Parekh and Dickinson in the top 5
1/10 had Buium and Sennecke in the top 5
0/10 had Catton, Eiserman, Iginla in the top 5.
BondraTime
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Yes but the counts aren’t entirely accurate, we know that 7 were in all the scouts top 10’s, and only 5 are accounted for in the table.
Sens of Anarchy
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I am just going off the table... Did not realize the table was wrong. so 2 of the 3 9s in the table are 10s I can see any of them being in there
I probably wasn't following.
Helenius with 8 is pretty impressive.
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One of Dickinson or Parekh would be good.
But man, maaaaan. Iginla. It would be so cool to see an Iginla in a Sens jersey.
But man, maaaaan. Iginla. It would be so cool to see an Iginla in a Sens jersey.
Xspyrit
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Yeah, was going to make a joke... Who could we trade our 7th OA pick for? I heard Mitch Marner was available...
Dorion's history in the first round
2016 : Logan Brown 11th OA, gave up the 12th OA and a 3rd to move up. There was not a lot of great choices to make* at that spot but could have landed McAvoy or Chychrun
* Final 2016 Ranking - Matthews goes wire to wire as TSN's top prospect - TSN.ca
2017 : Shane Bowers 28th OA. Can't complain when you draft late in the first, it means good things happened. At least Dorion didn't destroy Murray's team too fast I guess, only Zibanejad was gone
2018 : Brady Tkachuk at 4th OA and Jacob Bernard-Docker at 26th OA. Hard to screw up on a Top-5 pick nowadays but a few teams did after us so I am grateful Dorion did well here. I like JBD but yeah, we could have done a lot better here.
2019 : Lassi Thomson at 19th OA (could have had the 4th OA pick but Matt Duchene's fiasco)
2020 : Tim Stutzle at 3rd OA, Jake Sanderson at 5th OA and Ridly Greig at 28th OA. This draft alone might be a better haul than all the rest of Dorion's drafting lol. It single handily gives us a chance at a future.
2021 : Tyler Boucher at 10th OA. Let's not talk too much about this.
2022 : traded the 7th OA pick (and a 2nd + 3rd) for Alex DeBrincat who is already gone and only have Boston's late 1st to show for it (and a 4th!)
2023 : traded the 12th OA pick and two 2nds) for Jakob Chychrun... pending return...
If you remove the 2020 draft, pretty much all we have to show for the 7 other Dorion drafts first rounds (where we could/should have picked Top-12 in six of these drafts) is Brady Tkachuk and Jacob Bernard-Docker. Let that sink in. Or well, maybe don't if you want to keep your peace.
I mean, that's during a SCORCHED EARTH REBUILD... It's just incredible that we got insulted for criticizing this GM's work.
Dorion's history in the first round
2016 : Logan Brown 11th OA, gave up the 12th OA and a 3rd to move up. There was not a lot of great choices to make* at that spot but could have landed McAvoy or Chychrun
* Final 2016 Ranking - Matthews goes wire to wire as TSN's top prospect - TSN.ca
2017 : Shane Bowers 28th OA. Can't complain when you draft late in the first, it means good things happened. At least Dorion didn't destroy Murray's team too fast I guess, only Zibanejad was gone
2018 : Brady Tkachuk at 4th OA and Jacob Bernard-Docker at 26th OA. Hard to screw up on a Top-5 pick nowadays but a few teams did after us so I am grateful Dorion did well here. I like JBD but yeah, we could have done a lot better here.
2019 : Lassi Thomson at 19th OA (could have had the 4th OA pick but Matt Duchene's fiasco)
2020 : Tim Stutzle at 3rd OA, Jake Sanderson at 5th OA and Ridly Greig at 28th OA. This draft alone might be a better haul than all the rest of Dorion's drafting lol. It single handily gives us a chance at a future.
2021 : Tyler Boucher at 10th OA. Let's not talk too much about this.
2022 : traded the 7th OA pick (and a 2nd + 3rd) for Alex DeBrincat who is already gone and only have Boston's late 1st to show for it (and a 4th!)
2023 : traded the 12th OA pick and two 2nds) for Jakob Chychrun... pending return...
If you remove the 2020 draft, pretty much all we have to show for the 7 other Dorion drafts first rounds (where we could/should have picked Top-12 in six of these drafts) is Brady Tkachuk and Jacob Bernard-Docker. Let that sink in. Or well, maybe don't if you want to keep your peace.
I mean, that's during a SCORCHED EARTH REBUILD... It's just incredible that we got insulted for criticizing this GM's work.
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Senator Stanley
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Bob's tweet said "seven of them were on all 10 (Top 12) ballots", so it's not 7 in all top 10s, but 7 who were in all top 12s (of which there were 10 submitted).
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Pretty sure Staios understands that a Dorion-assembled roster simply, intrinsically, cannot be good enough.
The rebuild is back on the menu. I can't see him trading away our first outside of a "can't pass up" offer (say we get Marner back).
The rebuild is back on the menu. I can't see him trading away our first outside of a "can't pass up" offer (say we get Marner back).
mysens
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Orrrrrr….hopefully there is a plan in action to appeal like NJ did years ago and they landed on their feet so to speak. Sort of a precedent, not exactly the same I realize, but if he goes to battle for the next couple of years, we may be able to negotiate a lesser evil. Our owner was sold a bill of goods that were not entirely put forthright by the vendor and the league
Adele Dazeem
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At 7 you're getting either a surefire top-6 forward or a top-4 defenseman.
Pretty hard to screw up, but it has happened in the past.
Pretty hard to screw up, but it has happened in the past.
Xspyrit
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I'm not against getting Marner, but what contract is he looking for and would he sign in Ottawa long term?
Wallet Inspector
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"Surefire" is a strong word, but yeah, we definitely have a good chance of getting an effective player.
