4th Overall the Senators Take Brady Tkachuk
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You'd get to hear Melnyk tell Mann and Dorion he's decided they're taking Tkachuk.
Dobson will be that guy for 2018.
Vilardi will be that guy for 2017.
Thought Brown was that guy for 2016. Hope he still is but I have some doubts now.
Seems like my favorite prospects fall hard every year
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Dobson will be that guy for 2018.
Vilardi will be that guy for 2017.
Thought Brown was that guy for 2016. Hope he still is but I have some doubts now.
Seems like my favorite prospects fall hard every year
Brown didn't slide too much, not like those other guys. There was talk Brown would rise but I mostly saw him ranked after 8th.
re: Dobson, totally agreed. Pretty soon everyone after 2 is going to be wishing they had him.
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Woah. Not so impressive imo. I wouldn’t bet on Vancouver scouting. They did get a couple interesting players though.
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2001 - Mike Smith (#161)
2009 - Darcy Kuemper (#161)
2010 - Petr Mrazek (#141)
2011 - Laurent Brossoit (#164)
I did an (extremely) quick search of goalies drafted out of the CHL between 2000 and 2015 and these are the guys of note drafted from round 5, 6 and 7. I may have missed som guys, but it paints a bit of a bleak picture.
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Wasn't out of the CHL though (there are other goalies drafted late that panned out as well, just not CHL guys specifically).
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Holtby
Reimer
Mason
Grubrauer
Mrazek
Kuemper
Anderson
M. Smith
Emery
Murray
The only notable guys from the 3rd round and on since 2000 out of the CHL
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What is the success rate though. How many tital picks and how would that compare toother positions.
Yea Benning is one of the few GMs that I much prefer Dorion over, despite the Dahlen gift. Benning, Chia and Bergevin are in their own league of incompetence.
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If he goes to London it will be because he signed a contract and never made the Sens out of camp or was sent back prior to his ELC kicking in, rather than Belleville.
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My concern is even signing him at all. Walt could play hardball (you know he's involved in the process), EK and Brady have the same "agent" so you have to wonder what the relationship to PD is like right now, and what Brady's uncle is saying to him these days.
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No I wouldn't know anything with regards to Tkachuk, there is just little reason to be worried about that. Wheeler was the last guy taken that high that wouldn't sign with the team, and we would have done our homework.
Tons of things to be worried about with the Sens, this isn't one of them.
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It's more common for late round picks who have taken huge steps in their development not to sign with the team that drafted them, because they aren't initially a priority for teams to sign early on after being drafted, and then by the time signing becomes a possibility, they've already burned off those 2 or 3 years of College. So it's easier to justify waiting a year or two to start accruing the NHL contract years.
With a player like Tkachuk, he could sign now and possibly be in the NHL as soon as this season. Not only does that mean he'll get a shot at making around 3 million dollars (assuming he hits performance bonuses) but it also means he's closer to signing a big extension. If Tkachuk proves to be the real deal, right now he's at the earliest 2 years away from getting as much as 50-60 million of guaranteed money (assuming he signs 7-8 years at 6-7 million). By not signing with Ottawa, he pushes that possible payday off by as much as 4 years instead of 2 at the earliest.
With Colin White, I was a bit uneasy because it seemed like the team was trying to cheap out and that might have sabotaged their ability to get him to leave College at the time. They were talking about White signing a tryout contract in the AHL, which made zero sense for a player whose ELC wouldn't otherwise slide. (Teams take that route with players like Tage Thompson whose ELC would have slid anyways, they sign a post dated ELC starting the next season in conjunction with a tryout deal that gets them on the AHL roster for the remainder of the hockey year).
I'm not the least bit worried about Tkachuk bolting.
With a player like Tkachuk, he could sign now and possibly be in the NHL as soon as this season. Not only does that mean he'll get a shot at making around 3 million dollars (assuming he hits performance bonuses) but it also means he's closer to signing a big extension. If Tkachuk proves to be the real deal, right now he's at the earliest 2 years away from getting as much as 50-60 million of guaranteed money (assuming he signs 7-8 years at 6-7 million). By not signing with Ottawa, he pushes that possible payday off by as much as 4 years instead of 2 at the earliest.
With Colin White, I was a bit uneasy because it seemed like the team was trying to cheap out and that might have sabotaged their ability to get him to leave College at the time. They were talking about White signing a tryout contract in the AHL, which made zero sense for a player whose ELC wouldn't otherwise slide. (Teams take that route with players like Tage Thompson whose ELC would have slid anyways, they sign a post dated ELC starting the next season in conjunction with a tryout deal that gets them on the AHL roster for the remainder of the hockey year).
I'm not the least bit worried about Tkachuk bolting.
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'Because he is tall and I heard his dad was good'. Eugene didnt you watch Keith, he played in the NHL when you were in your 40's. 'I was in barbados drinking maitai's' Ok but you did have the opportunity to see him play. He even played when you purchased the Ottawa Senators 'Maitai's'.... Ok Eugene.
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Matvei Guskov has signed with the London Knights for the 2018-2019 seasons. Highly rated prospect for 2019 draft. It was looking like London might be somewhat thin for this upcoming season but they're adding some really nice talent. If Tkachuk plays in London, he could go on a deep run. Boston U looks like they could be a solid team next year as well. Will be interesting to see where Brady ends up next seasons.
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