kmwtrucks
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If the Hawks feel Catton projects as a top line forward, I don't see them bypassing him because of his size.i think its
Celebrini and then 1 of Demidov, Lindstrom or Arytom L. We have 6 LD prospects that I think could be NHL players, So I dont think Dickenson or Silaynev make sense. Catton Lacks size so we have alot of that already. Bedard, Nazar, Morre, slagert, lardis, ludwinski, Kantserov, that is why I think lindstrom would be a option. Demidov has probably the highest skill level or anyone in the draft including celebrini.
I went back and look and the worst team in the last 10 years +/- was DET -129 in 71 games Sharks are sharks are -126 in 68. My only hope is we hold off ANA not as much for draft lottery % 2 and 3 are very close it just limits how much we move down
Is it just me, or are the Sharks tanking incredibly hard?
I'm guessing at the time those 3 were not going to return 2nds so that is why he resigned them worth more to the team then pick 85. IMO the fact that tyler did not return anything Im guessing there was not much value. maybe next year at the TDL we do more. hall, AA, donato, murph if he can stay healthy with retention. hopefully we can add a few cap dumps this off season. feels like retention spots do not have as much value unless its not on expiring contracts. its all because of the # of teams are LTIR.They are dressing 2 AHL goalies. They have the last spot on lock.
The Ducks are also pathetic. It seems like all they can do is lose. Season in and season out.
During the McDavid draft year the Sabres traded away everyone who was playing well. They traded goalies who played well just so they could tank. That's super dangerous because management is letting the players know that they just want to lose. It let's the players know that losing is ok. That is how you stay in a rebuild for 10 years.
I'm glad Davidson resigned Mrazek, Dickinson and Foligno and didn't trade them for a bunch of 2nds. Although the team is in a rebuild it let's the players know that winning is still important. Unlike the Sharks and Ducks who seem to be doing what the Sabres did.
I think I am on the same page. Big high end right handed defenseman are so hard to come by. I can just imagine our version of McAvoy playing with Korchinski Del Mastro or Vlasic.If the Hawks draft 2nd, I think they are taking the MIchigan State kid. They could certainly use some skilled size up the middle which makes Lindstrom attractive. If they pick 3rd and Celebini and Michigan State are gone, my money is Lindstrom.
We set our D up for the next decade if we hit on the RHD. You can get 2Cs and top line wingers later in the draft and Free Agency. Almost impossible to find a top pair RHDI think I am on the same page. Big high end right handed defenseman are so hard to come by. I can just imagine our version of McAvoy playing with Korchinski Del Mastro or Vlasic.
Saw he was Big Ten defensive player of the year as a FreshmenIf the Hawks draft 2nd, I think they are taking the MIchigan State kid. They could certainly use some skilled size up the middle which makes Lindstrom attractive. If they pick 3rd and Celebini and Michigan State are gone, my money is Lindstrom.
2019 is a big oof after Jack Hughes.A top 5 pick and a little bit of luck is all we can hope for. Top 5 picks in the recent drafts...
2022: Slafkovsky, Nemec, Cooley, Wright, Gauthier
2021: Powers, Beniers, McTavish, L. Hughes, Johnson
2020: Laf, Byfield, Stutzle, Raymond, Sanderson
2019: Hughes, Kakko, Dach, Byram, Turcotte
2018: Dahlin, Svechnikov, Kotkaniemi, Tkachuk, Hayton
2017: Hischier, Patrick, Heiskanen, Makar, Pettersson
2016: Matthews, Laine, PLD, Puljujarvi, Juolevi
2015: McDavid, Eichel, Strome, Marner, Hanifin
2014: Ekblad, Reinhart, Draisaitl, Bennett, Dal Colle
2013: MacKinnon, Barkov, Drouin, Jones, Lindholm
And who is that?We need a sure thing top line forward. It’s that simple. Chicago isn’t in position to gamble on a top-five pick.
I don't know what that guy means by "Chicago isn't in a position to gamble"... every pick is a gamble for one reason or another and Celebrini is the only real "sure thing". I also don't get all of the panic, of course the Hawks have needs, but the youth and surplus of picks is good overall... I think people sometimes forget the Hawks already have Bedard in place, most teams would trade all of their top 5 prospects for him. It's a huge advantage for a building block down the road.And who is that?
Celebrini Demidov and Eiserman?
I don't know what that guy means by "Chicago isn't in a position to gamble"... every pick is a gamble for one reason or another and Celebrini is the only real "sure thing". I also don't get all of the panic, of course the Hawks have needs, but the youth and surplus of picks is good overall... I think people sometimes forget the Hawks already have Bedard in place, most teams would trade all of their top 5 prospects for him. It's a huge advantage for a building block down the road.
As far as forwards go, Demidov, Eiserman, Lindstrom, Catton, Helenius in whatever order. I like Demidov the most of that group. A skilled top line winger would be an excellent addition to what's in place. Nobody in the system right now projects as a Right Wing. He has all the makings of a top liner with star potential.
Would take it with a grain of salt, not sure why a prospect would rush to come back when the draft is 3 months away. If it required surgery he would be done for the seasonUntil further notice, I would be leery to select Lindstrom near the top of the draft due to his injury. Here's a January 16th article on that topic:
Lindstrom out 4-6 weeksTigers split weekend, host new-look Broncos tonight - Medicine Hat News
[email protected]@ReporterTubb The Medicine Hat Tigers continue to showcase resiliency while atop the Central division. After a 5-3 road loss Friday to Lethbridge, they bounced back to hold on to beat the Hurricanes 3-2 on a chilly Saturday night. The Tigers have continued their trend of...medicinehatnews.com
The Tigers will look to find that consistency and success without forward Cayden Lindstrom, who has missed the last nine games with an upper body injury and will remain out for another four to six weeks following a surgery last Wednesday.
Lindstrom is now past 9 weeks on his 4-6 week return.
It'll come to light at the combine and hockey is a pretty small world. Dropping twenty spots doesn't change your pay like it does in football or baseball. If he was hurt that bad being quiet about it would be the worst possible thing for his career.Any chance that Lindstroms injury/condition is being kept quiet as to not affect his draft stock? aka it could worse than we're being told and may be lingering/require intensive surgery?
Wow I’m just like himMy guess is Davidson continues his pattern of red heads and the Hawks select one of Catton, Dickinson, or Vanacker.