tbrown33
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Wagers on whether or not this is some Ottawa fan who created an account to troll us?
"La sports fan" is the username equivalent of 3 kids stacked in a trenchcoat
Wagers on whether or not this is some Ottawa fan who created an account to troll us?
"La sports fan" is the username equivalent of 3 kids stacked in a trenchcoat
Just for the record, it was who THEY would take at 1, and we know Cam and a few others at DP are as high on Byfield as anyone (obviously the extreme minority having him at 1). Unless we get a godfather offer at the last minute, there's as close to a 100% chance possible we take Laf. I would personally take Byfield at 2 if I was y'all and call it a day, but there's no worry that Laf is not going 1.A couple of the writers for elite prospects were on the PDO cast and both had QB as their #1 pick. I gotta check myself from getting overly excited about getting this kid into the Kings prospect pool.
Yes, but from what the Kings are hearing.... Ott is extremely high on Byfield. The Kings are just leaving every avenue available to themselves.
Kings are high on Byfield and Stuetzle. They see Byfield as the best player, but not by much. They know Center is not a need for them and if Ott is willing to overpay, Kings will listen.
Debate at the draft table began immediately between Tyler Myers, Erik Karlsson and Colten Teubert. The first two had higher upsides on offense. The latter possessed an old-school physical presence.
Their pre-draft prospect list was reevaluated in the heat of the moment. Amid a five-season playoff drought, Teubert’s toughness tilted the scales. The Kings swapped picks with Buffalo to get him at No. 13.
Twelve years later, Teubert has become one of the biggest busts in recent franchise history — the player picked over Myers, the 2010 Calder Trophy-winner as rookie of the year, and Karlsson, a two-time Norris Trophy winner as the league’s top defenseman.
“I’ve run that draft over 10,000 times, I’ve run that draft over this month, just the scenarios, all the time,” Yannetti said, tormented still by the decision even though the Kings got Slava Voynov, another impact right-handed defenseman, in the second round.
“The procedure on that pick was wrong. Getting Voynov at 32 and Drew at two, there’s so much that was right. But the whole staff saw that 12th pick going wrong. … It should never have happened. There’s a lot of things that bother me about that draft.”
Your info is false. Our insiders note that we have Stutzle ahead of Byfield.
Your the classic new guy on a forum claiming to be an insider. We've seen this stuff 100's of times before.
I think it would be hard to give 28 + (even all three 2cds) to get to that 9-11 range.From what I was told, the thought process with this was to get 28 and maybe another 2nd. and move the 28 with multiple seconds to get into the late lottery. The Kings are really high on a defenseman and goalie in that area.
This is worsw than those bots on twitter talking politicsNot claiming to be an Insider. But I heard the Kings and Senators are talking deal for pick swaps.......
I think it would be hard to give 28 + (even all three 2cds) to get to that 9-11 range.
Players to keep an eye on are Weisblatt, Neighbours and Nybeck.
Your info is false. Our insiders note that we have Stutzle ahead of Byfield.
Your the classic new guy on a forum claiming to be an insider. We've seen this stuff 100's of times before.
In that 14-18 range? Or 2cd round?Players to keep an eye on are Weisblatt, Neighbours and Nybeck.
They could sit at 35 or package it with another pick to move up into the 20s to get one of them.
I’ll bite, not gonna say you don’t know someone either.More like 14-18 range.
In that 14-18 range? Or 2cd round?
I just have a hard time seeing the Kings holding on to all 3 2nd rounders. It would be easy to see how they would have spoken with multiple teams about players being available when they are picking and have discussed parameters of a deal.
Every year, guys slip so this seems more likely to happen than them doing anything with the #2 pick. No reason to do anything early.
I’ll bite, not gonna say you don’t know someone either.
Askarov seems like the only first round goalie. He may be available but I think he goes 11-14 range.
Would they be looking Euro dman or a guy like Schneider?
Really don’t want a defense first dman in the first round.
Yeah, I’m a step behind the conversation as I type.If you look at my earlier post, I said the Kings wanted to move up to late lottery or mid 1st. for a d-man or goalie. I named the d-man just a bit ago, u hit the nail on the goalie.
They could sit at 35 or package it with another pick to move up into the 20s to get one of them.