Quinning
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NYR turning a 2nd overall pick into magic beans.
By then the development had already taken it's course. The early years are the formative years.Yes, because Lundy turned out so well for Dallas...
They just pick shitty players
The 300 game mark is a good indicator of what a player will be in the league, there are always exceptions I guess.Kakko's career high points in a season after playing 330 games is 40 with the 2nd highest being 23 - he is being overrated like crazy around these parts clearly.
Or Pulerjornvi in PitsmurghYes, because Lundy turned out so well for Dallas...
They just pick shitty players
Not what I'm saying although some players do take less so the team can garner other assets
What I am saying is that in a cap era, when you tie up cash and term and your team sucks, you can laugh all the way to the bank while people like me don't give a shit if your career is wasted
No sympathy for Igor. Just like his crosstown comrade sirchokin, they greedily took the money and term vs winning.
Cane's don't need him
No sympathy for Igor. Just like his crosstown comrade sirchokin, they greedily took the money and term vs winning.
Cane's don't need him
Go look at other top picks that were busting. Don’t exactly go for a lotIt's not great to be honest.
Borgen is a decent middle d-man but he's taken a big step back this year. The picks being 3rd and 6th rounders are borderline moot.
Kakko is 5 years removed from being a 2nd overall pick. It's crazy to me that Drury couldn't fetch something more tangible than this. Kakko has done what's asked of him despite never being given a real chance to move up the roster in a meaningful way. He hasn't played over 18 minutes in nearly 2 calendar years.
I know Lav's not the best coach for developing young guys but he felt doomed from the start with the Rangers. I expect him to find some nice success in Seattle.
The Rangers self-sabotaging and blowing up their gift-wrapped roster is hilarious
Don’t forget Panarin and Fox forcing their way there. How they’re managing to fumble their absurd luck is mind-bogglingNo sympathy for anyone who jumped a bunch of picks to draft in the top 3. It's a bullshit rule.
you are 100 percent correct. harold ballard is the epitome of that concept back in the day.At the end of the day it's a business. The teams treat it as a business (like unceremoniously trading Kakko), I don't know why people are surprised that the players do the same.