Sorinth
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- Jan 18, 2013
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Curious how much actually having a big team at the draft table actually matters. As an example in the Caufield draft there was the scene where Timmins was telling Julien about how much he would like Caufield for the PP. Was Julien really bringing any type of value to the draft or was he just there to shake hands with the picks and say some nice words? Like it's perfectly fine if it's the latter, but you can also go with a much smaller table size and still have the coach in the building interacting with fans and media, but rather then being at the table they simply come down to the floor when it's time to pick.
At best the value of the guys at the table is in helping the GM say yes/no to moving up/down in the draft, which we had also seen in that draft video with the Bergevin/Timmins interaction. But again it's not like you need everyone at the table for that either. Surely a bunch could be "remote" either in a lodge/office in the building or even at home.
At best the value of the guys at the table is in helping the GM say yes/no to moving up/down in the draft, which we had also seen in that draft video with the Bergevin/Timmins interaction. But again it's not like you need everyone at the table for that either. Surely a bunch could be "remote" either in a lodge/office in the building or even at home.