Amazing Kreiderman
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If I’m the Rangers I do this if I’m intending make another trade into the top three. The seventh being a more attractive trade chip than the nine.I think the values fair I just don't get the point of moving up two spots, we should still be able to get a really good player at 9
Zadina, Boqvist, Wahlstrom. That's the 3 players I'd move up for if they are available at 7
Based on what I've read about the guys available, I wouldn't look to make a move until the draft begins. Doesn't seem like much of a gap between the guys projected 4-11 or so. Given that, I wouldn't be looking to move up right now. I'd only move up if one of the bigger guys, that group of three, we're to drop. And if that did happen we'd likely have to jump up higher than seven. I guess I just don't see seven as being substantially better than nine.
The 1st rounder that I might try to move up with actually is our second one which should be the 25/26. If at all possible I would like to move that one somewhere into the teens anyway. I'd only be interested in moving the 9 closer if Dahlin, Svechnikov or Zadina are still on board. If and when those 3 are off the board I'd be staying where I was at 9.
Maybe. Probably. I was just trying to find a reason to move up from 9 to 7 since it was being discussed and couldn’t find anything better to be worthwhile..I don't see how 7+ gets you into the top 3-4 but 9+ doesn't.
I don't see how 7+ gets you into the top 3-4 but 9+ doesn't.
Unfortunately, I feel the same way. Its really a shame but then again if there are no concerns he will probably go top 5.Boqvist size and concussions really scare me from trading up to grab him
That's maybe fine from the Canucks' perspective, but what are we gaining by moving up two spots? Who is the prospect that has value at seven that is worth Namestnikov? I don't see any prospect at seven that's better than any prospect at nine. Six, eight, ten, whatever, there are a bunch of guys that can go in any of those spots.9th + Namestnikov
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7th
With Sedins retiring, Canucks can use a 25 yr old established C/W for two draft spots.
9th + Namestnikov
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7th
With Sedins retiring, Canucks can use a 25 yr old established C/W for two draft spots.
Let’s say the draft plays out like this (based off the fan boards selections *canucks don’t have one yet though but my preferred player slots in perfectly as the players are every teams #1 in polls*)
Dahlin
Svechnikov
Zadina
Boqvist
Wahlstrom
Bouchard
Hughes
Tkachuk
Rangers fan have dobson ranked 1 who would be available at 9. But in this instance you have your choice of Hughes and tkachuk if they are preferred
Sure, for, say, a 3rd rd pick to get a guy you prefer out of a given tier, make the move.Let’s say the draft plays out like this (based off the fan boards selections *canucks don’t have one yet though but my preferred player slots in perfectly as the players are every teams #1 in polls*)
Dahlin
Svechnikov
Zadina
Boqvist
Wahlstrom
Bouchard
Hughes
Tkachuk
Rangers fan have dobson ranked 1 who would be available at 9. But in this instance you have your choice of Hughes and tkachuk if they are preferred
Boqvist size and concussions really scare me from trading up to grab him
Oof. Gun to my head? Yes.If Carolina offers #2 for #9 and Buch, do you do it?