Considering Hughes track record (Dach and Newhook) he better keep the picks and draft someone.This pick is getting traded at the draft just like the others. Don't get too attached to it.
Considering Hughes track record (Dach and Newhook) he better keep the picks and draft someone.This pick is getting traded at the draft just like the others. Don't get too attached to it.
Considering Hughes track record (Dach and Newhook) he better keep the picks and draft someone.
They would only trade for a player they know will be willing to stay with the HabsIf Hughes does end up trading one or both 1st round picks I really hope he trades for a more established NHL player than Dach or Newhook. Preferably a player with term so they don’t end up like Ottawa who traded high picks for DeBrincat and Chychrun and ended up having to trade them for a lot less a season later.
Calgarys pick is top ten protected. Hence we’re hoping for 11thUh not sure on that. It’s where they draft and it’s not lottery protected I think. Board correct me if I am wrong.
If Hughes does end up trading one or both 1st round picks I really hope he trades for a more established NHL player than Dach or Newhook. Preferably a player with term so they don’t end up like Ottawa who traded high picks for DeBrincat and Chychrun and ended up having to trade them for a lot less a season later.
Calgarys pick is top ten protected. Hence we’re hoping for 11th
so we're getting calgarys pick unless they somehow tank and finish bottom 10?
traded for a better pick? Like the Hage pick.This pick is getting traded at the draft just like the others. Don't get too attached to it.
Any player or player(s) we draft outside the top 10 this year wont be contributing to our club for another 5 years minimum. Drafting is done, there is nothing more we can gain to "better" our team at the draft table.. instead, use all draft capital to target ACTUAL needs.traded for a better pick? Like the Hage pick.
2 pretty good 2nd rounders there as capital.
That does not happen. They may trade some of the draft choices to get a player(s) that are ready now but they won't trade it all. Maybe one of their 2025 1sts.Any player or player(s) we draft outside the top 10 this year wont be contributing to our club for another 5 years minimum. Drafting is done, there is nothing more we can gain to "better" our team at the draft table.. instead, use all draft capital to target ACTUAL needs.
so we're getting calgarys pick unless they somehow tank and finish bottom 10?
I don't have faith in the Canucks, they are so pathetic and soft now after the Miller trade. Keeping that soft little overpaid turd Petterson, just brutal. Then they dump Desharnais, because.. why have an ounce of toughness?what do the Nucks do, cause I don't see the Blues or Utah making the playoffs over them. Every 10 games they ave over 11 pts, so unless that # drops in half the rest of the way, it's going to be tough to lose too much ground depending on how the Nucks play the rest of the way as that looks like the only team that could knock them out of the playoffs.
5 years is an exaggeration.Any player or player(s) we draft outside the top 10 this year wont be contributing to our club for another 5 years minimum. Drafting is done, there is nothing more we can gain to "better" our team at the draft table.. instead, use all draft capital to target ACTUAL needs.
traded for a better pick? Like the Hage pick.
2 pretty good 2nd rounders there as capital.
It really depends on the player. Subban played an important role in the playoffs of 2010 and that was only 3 years after being drafted even though he was only a 2nd round pick. Same for Guentzle played an important role in playoffs for the Pens in 2017 which was 4 years after the draft despite being only a 3rd round pick. There's a higher chance a top 10 pick will play a role 2-3 years after the draft but it doesn't mmean all 2nd and 3rd round pick will take 5+ years,5 years is an exaggeration.
2025 draft player can be ready by 2027-28, if top 15. 2 full years.
Like current Habs players drafted in the teens who played in D+3 … Suzuki, Caufield, Guhle, Newhook. Hage will as well. Hutson doing so as a 2nd rounder.
Yes, of course it depends on the player. Some never make the NHL.It really depends on the player. Subban played an important role in the playoffs of 2010 and that was only 3 years after being drafted even though he was only a 2nd round pick. Same for Guentzle played an important role in playoffs for the Pens in 2017 which was 4 years after the draft despite being only a 3rd round pick. There's a higher chance a top 10 pick will play a role 2-3 years after the draft but it doesn't mmean all 2nd and 3rd round pick will take 5+ years,