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The HAHAHAHAH LULZ victory laps some of our posters are taking on the main boards on this trade are ridiculous.
It's a 3rd rounder, not a 1st. Holden is a solid depth Dman for a playoff push. Pull yourselves together. It's a fair trade all around.
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Being the Org added themselves a 3rd, I figured I would take a look back to see how the team did with their 3rd round selections.
2010- No pick (traded)
2011- Fogarty
2012-No pick (traded)
2013- Tambellini, Buchnevich, Duclair
2014- Iverson
2015-Kovacs, Zborovski, Saarela
2016- Day
Not too shabby!
You’re so lucky the new HF is lame and I need to see birthday threads or I’d send you the way of user Pavel Buchnevich...He must have @JohnC on ignore, like we all should.
Frankly doesn’t matter much what the previous 3rd round picks looked like. The best thing you can do during a rebuild is stock up on as many picks as possible. It’s random chance in those rounds.
It's the ****ing worst. Hate fans that do this.
Yes, I think it's a good trade for both teams.I'd take that return all day, probably better than we could have hoped for. Not bad from Boston's POV either, especially if they use him right
Yep, and if you stock up, it makes it easier to move up when you want to. For instance if we had three thirds, and saw a guy in the third we really wanted, we could flip a couple of those to move up. It's all capital, and can be used in many ways.Frankly doesn’t matter much what the previous 3rd round picks looked like. The best thing you can do during a rebuild is stock up on as many picks as possible. It’s random chance in those rounds.
Awesome, thanks for the report.I watch O’Gara closely and have for som time now. A lot of Bruins fans will tell you he’s just an AHL-player, but then again, most Bruins fans said the same about Grzelcyk as recently as last summer. I’ve spoken with O’Gara a few times down in Providence and he really is a good kid who’s wise beyond his years.
I think O’Gara is an NHL-player and have maintained that standard for a while now— he just needs a real chance to play in the NHL and get steady ice time. He’s a 6’4” defensemen who skates extremely well, and frankly, guys over 6-feet shouldn’t be able to move like that. He’s a solid, puck-moving defender who wont put up high-totals in regards to points, but he will also make minimal mistakes and can skate the puck out of trouble. The Rangers have themselves a good, well-rounded, mature prospect in ROG— it’s a good return for Holden.
Thanks for the info. This scouting report makes it seem like he could actually be a useful piece for the NHL team. Hope it's the case.I watch O’Gara closely and have for som time now. A lot of Bruins fans will tell you he’s just an AHL-player, but then again, most Bruins fans said the same about Grzelcyk as recently as last summer. I’ve spoken with O’Gara a few times down in Providence and he really is a good kid who’s wise beyond his years.
I think O’Gara is an NHL-player and have maintained that standard for a while now— he just needs a real chance to play in the NHL and get steady ice time. He’s a 6’4” defensemen who skates extremely well, and frankly, guys over 6-feet shouldn’t be able to move like that. He’s a solid, puck-moving defender who wont put up high-totals in regards to points, but he will also make minimal mistakes and can skate the puck out of trouble. The Rangers have themselves a good, well-rounded, mature prospect in ROG— it’s a good return for Holden.
If we get a 3rd for holden we should get 3 1sts for Nash.
Holden came in and was asked to play a more difficult role than he ever had prior. Always have respect for guys who comehere and play above expectations - because it almost never happens for the Rangers.
Holden will forever be hated for his late-game performances in the playoffs, but we got solid value out of him.