Keep our pick at 9 or not?

Keep our pick at 9 or not

  • Keep

    Votes: 2 6.7%
  • Trade

    Votes: 28 93.3%

  • Total voters
    30

allsilverdreams

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I feel shafted once again by the league. Falling 2 spots was a F ing crime. This draft could help us years down the road.
We need to trade #9 and any other pick that will get us a proven player. Stop playing around with the fans. Make a trade for a proven player with term.
 
What, trade the pick and let Adams miss out on drafting the next Quinn? Never.
 
I'm ok trading the pick. But I never say: "they have to trade it".

Need a good trade first.
This is the challenging part for me.

What trades are out there involving the pick?

I think fans think the pick is way more valuable from a trade perspective than it likely will be. That's why top 10 picks move in a trade for an NHL roster player so infrequently.

You need to find a rebuilding team, with a quality veteran they want to move, that vet has to fill a need, and the vet has to have no trade protection.

Having all those things align will be easier said than done, IMO.
 
Norris and 9
Byrum and 9
Power and 9
Quinn and 9

1 of those has to return interesting value right?

Right?
Who are you targeting with packages like those?

And one big challenge is that if they wanted to use Byrum & 9 to get a big, veteran RHD to pair with Power, is there a D like that on the trade block and without trade protection?

If you are offering up Norris & 9, you likely need a top line center. Availability and trade protection is likely an issue there, as well.

Quinn & 9 for a veteran middle 6 winger might be the most likely trade to get done. I just think that package doesn't get you the type of impact winger you would hope.
 
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