StevenToddIves
Registered User
Ironically -- and extremely strangely -- two of the best players to unexpectedly fall out of Round One were RDs: Ryan Chesley and Tristan Luneau. Adding in Noah Warren, there are 3 terrific RDs still floating out there with probably about a 100% chance of one of them falling to pick #37.Who cares? Fitz has zero track record for going against the grain and coming away with the better player. Zero. He could feel that Maveric Lameuroux was the best player in the draft for all I care. Means nothing.
At this point I'd rather have Byron Bader running the drafts. Funny enough, he probably would have made the same pick at #2.
Nah, I'm just too tired of this. I have no faith that he's not going to go off the board at #37 because at this point it's his MO. He'll probably pick a goalie or something.
Can you imagine if Shero was here? We probably walk away with Wright and Chesley. Maybe he moves back into the first round somehow and we come away with Wright and Yurov.
Fitz is not the right man for the job. He's done irreparable damage to the rebuild. I don't think I can get too invested in the team any more until he's gone. Hopefully it will be soon after Wright shows him to be an absolute clown.
If Bader picked #2, he likely would have drafted Nemec and then told everyone that, although none of them had probably heard of this Nemec guy until The Great All-Knowing Bader introduced him to the hockey world, there's no need to worry because rest assured that everything The Great All-Knowing Bader does is 100% perfect. In the end, I'd still rather have Fitzgerald calling the shots.
I understand your fire and passion here, but I'm going to hold off on being eaten up by my own concerns until the 2022 draft is complete. But again, if the Devils pass up on Chesley or Beck at #37 for an over-aged LD playing in Swedish J20, then all bets are off.