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ATD 2020 Draft Thread IV
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VanIslander
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Seriously?
No team with Sedin and Nolan should covet Hitch. Gawd the swearing in practice would be endless!! Brett Hull barely survived it.
Dreakmur
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tony d
New poll series coming from me in June
MadArcand
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Great pick, unsurprisingly I strongly considered Hitch considering I have Modano.
Claude The Fraud
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The Halifax Mooseheads would like to select, from New York, New York, one of Gary Bettman and Patrick Roy closest friends, Mathieu Schneider.
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tony d
New poll series coming from me in June
ImporterExporter
"You're a boring old man"
@papershoes is auto skipped per his wishes. He will pick when he can.
@Habsfan18 and @VanIslander are up.
@Habsfan18 and @VanIslander are up.
VanIslander
20+ years of All-Time Drafts on HfBoards
VanIslander
20+ years of All-Time Drafts on HfBoards
VanIslander
20+ years of All-Time Drafts on HfBoards
In 15+ years of ATD picking I have never picked my beloved Linden, Peca, Hossa or Ovechkin. But, after all these years, one of my favs finally has fallen to where I think him a great value...
The Golden Eagles select 6'2 215 lbs. elite skating speed, accurate eye-hand coordinating, hard-working two-way committed but nonphysical... Patrick Marleau! yeah, his vs.x (73+) is better than Peter Bondra and Glenn Anderson and a half dozen other top-6 role forwards, but Patty's commitment to the stationary bike for pre-season and during season training, his ability to absorb hits, remain injury-free and skate effortlessly, his excellent eye-hand coordination to bury pucks not fan on them netside, his willingness to go the extra mile when all is on the line to get game winners, all speak to my love of #12, the40-year-old present-day old man who is one regular season game-winning goal shy of only Howe, Jagr and Esposito, tied with Jagr in career playoff game winners. Marleau has 5 times been #1 in Sharks game-winning goals, 16 times top-3 in such, and some wonder why the Shark Tank season ticket holders have voted him six times the franchise fan favorite player?!
A stunning playoff game winner in Vancouver by Patty Marleau, a career-long great skater, great eye-coordinating puck finisher, uncreative nonphysical forward at his best as an opportunistic netside winger strong enough to withstand dman checks by the crease.
Marleau was chosen for - and played well in - two Olympic gold-medal tourneys for Canada, scoring 5 points including the first goal in a close 3-2 semifinal victory in 2010 then leading all Canadians in assists as a top-6 role two-way winger on the Toews line in the 2014 tourney.
The Golden Eagles select 6'2 215 lbs. elite skating speed, accurate eye-hand coordinating, hard-working two-way committed but nonphysical... Patrick Marleau! yeah, his vs.x (73+) is better than Peter Bondra and Glenn Anderson and a half dozen other top-6 role forwards, but Patty's commitment to the stationary bike for pre-season and during season training, his ability to absorb hits, remain injury-free and skate effortlessly, his excellent eye-hand coordination to bury pucks not fan on them netside, his willingness to go the extra mile when all is on the line to get game winners, all speak to my love of #12, the40-year-old present-day old man who is one regular season game-winning goal shy of only Howe, Jagr and Esposito, tied with Jagr in career playoff game winners. Marleau has 5 times been #1 in Sharks game-winning goals, 16 times top-3 in such, and some wonder why the Shark Tank season ticket holders have voted him six times the franchise fan favorite player?!
A stunning playoff game winner in Vancouver by Patty Marleau, a career-long great skater, great eye-coordinating puck finisher, uncreative nonphysical forward at his best as an opportunistic netside winger strong enough to withstand dman checks by the crease.
Marleau was chosen for - and played well in - two Olympic gold-medal tourneys for Canada, scoring 5 points including the first goal in a close 3-2 semifinal victory in 2010 then leading all Canadians in assists as a top-6 role two-way winger on the Toews line in the 2014 tourney.
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VanIslander
20+ years of All-Time Drafts on HfBoards
At age 40.5 years old,.. see his effortless speed and eye-hand coordination at work in his last game before our pick:
"... flying in, backhand, a chance,... he scores! Marleau!"
"... flying in, backhand, a chance,... he scores! Marleau!"
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ImporterExporter
"You're a boring old man"
To bad the Pens are currently playing like a bunch of losers. He came over at just the right time! Honestly, at this point, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to see the Pens bounced in round 1 just like that last year.
tinyzombies
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"smooth and classy" - just like me
Don McKenney - C
"The 6' tall winger (?) quickly established himself as a good two-way player."
VsG: 36
VsA: 53
VsPts: 73.3
$PPP/82: 24
Awards and Achievements:
Stanley Cup Champion (1964)
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (1960)
Hart voting - 9th(1959)
All-Star voting - 3rd(1959), 5th(1961), 7th(1957)
Lady Byng voting - 1st(1960), 3rd(1958), 3rd(1962), 4th(1957), 4th(1959), 4th(1961), 7th(1963)
6 Consecutive "Earned" All-Star Games (1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962)
Offensive Accomplishments:
Points - 7th(1957), 8th(1959), 8th(1960), 10th(1958), 15th(1963), 16th(1962), 17th(1955)
Goals - 6th(1959), 7th(1958), 10th(1955), 10th(1961), 12th(1957), 15th(1962), 17th(1960), 17th(1963)
Assists - 1st(1960), 6th(1957), 12th(1963), 16th(1962), 18th(1958), 19th(1959)
Play-off Points - 2nd(1958), 6th(1964), 10th(1957)
Play-off Goals - 2nd(1958), 8th(1964)
Play-off Assists - 4th(1958), 5th(1964), 7th(1957), 9th(1959)
5 Year Peak: 1957 to 1961
7th in Points, 76% of 2nd place Andy Bathgate
6th in Goals, 78% of 2nd place Dickie Moore
8th in Assists, 75% of 2nd place Gordie Howe
6th in Play-off Points per Game, 85% of 2nd place Fleming MacKell
10 Year Peak: 1955 to 1964
8th in Points, 71% of 2nd place Jean Beliveau
7th in Goals, 69% of 2nd place Jean Beliveau
8th in Assists, 69% of 2nd place Gordie Howe
9th in Play-off Points per game, 83% of 2nd place Stan Mikita
Scoring Percentages:
Points - 86, 82, 78, 75, 70, 65, 57, 54, 53
Best 6 Seasons: 456
Don McKenney - C
"The 6' tall winger (?) quickly established himself as a good two-way player."
VsG: 36
VsA: 53
VsPts: 73.3
$PPP/82: 24
Awards and Achievements:
Stanley Cup Champion (1964)
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (1960)
Hart voting - 9th(1959)
All-Star voting - 3rd(1959), 5th(1961), 7th(1957)
Lady Byng voting - 1st(1960), 3rd(1958), 3rd(1962), 4th(1957), 4th(1959), 4th(1961), 7th(1963)
6 Consecutive "Earned" All-Star Games (1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962)
Offensive Accomplishments:
Points - 7th(1957), 8th(1959), 8th(1960), 10th(1958), 15th(1963), 16th(1962), 17th(1955)
Goals - 6th(1959), 7th(1958), 10th(1955), 10th(1961), 12th(1957), 15th(1962), 17th(1960), 17th(1963)
Assists - 1st(1960), 6th(1957), 12th(1963), 16th(1962), 18th(1958), 19th(1959)
Play-off Points - 2nd(1958), 6th(1964), 10th(1957)
Play-off Goals - 2nd(1958), 8th(1964)
Play-off Assists - 4th(1958), 5th(1964), 7th(1957), 9th(1959)
5 Year Peak: 1957 to 1961
7th in Points, 76% of 2nd place Andy Bathgate
6th in Goals, 78% of 2nd place Dickie Moore
8th in Assists, 75% of 2nd place Gordie Howe
6th in Play-off Points per Game, 85% of 2nd place Fleming MacKell
10 Year Peak: 1955 to 1964
8th in Points, 71% of 2nd place Jean Beliveau
7th in Goals, 69% of 2nd place Jean Beliveau
8th in Assists, 69% of 2nd place Gordie Howe
9th in Play-off Points per game, 83% of 2nd place Stan Mikita
Scoring Percentages:
Points - 86, 82, 78, 75, 70, 65, 57, 54, 53
Best 6 Seasons: 456
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VanIslander
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Dreakmur
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Was that supposed to mean something?
I know lol, I was the one that originally calculated them. I lost all the numbers, and can't find my original post with them. Just wanted to know if someone had them handy so that I don't have to redo the work.
I know this isnt super helpful, but I believe they are in one of the 2018 ATD Draft threads.
ImporterExporter
"You're a boring old man"
@GlitchMarner (-3) has until 8:25 EST to pick (just over an hour).
@Sprague Cleghorn would then be up.
@Sprague Cleghorn would then be up.
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