NHL Mega-Mock Draft Reboot - Discussion / Draft Thread - PHASE SEVEN! Part One!

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mja

Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt
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Lucy the Elephant's Belly
@Striiker right now, apparently not realizing he's on the clock but posting in stupid hockey threads.

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BernieParent

In misery of redwings of suckage for a long time
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My last meal shall be

30 sliders, five large fries, and four large cherry cokes

@Chuck Downie

Even if it wasn't designated as your last meal, that would probably be your last meal. "Let's call off the execution and just wait for that meal to destroy his internal organs, boys." But what a great way to go!
 

ajgoal

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Rounding out (I assume) our defence is another multiple Stanley Cup winner who played both forward and defence. This player won the Stanley Cup as a forward with the Maroons and the Rangers before switching to defence with the Bruins, where he won a Hart trophy. Known more for his willingness to fight than his scoring ability, he still put up a respectable 296 points in 594 games. Named the coach of the Canadiens upon his retirement from the NHL, he tragically drowned at the age of 35 before ever coaching a game. He was elected to the HHOF in 1964.

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Legends Defence: Charles Siebert


@pit
 
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mja

Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt
Jan 7, 2005
12,720
29,404
Lucy the Elephant's Belly
Rounding out (I assume) our defence is another multiple Stanley Cup winner who played both forward and defence. This player won the Stanley Cup as a forward with the Maroons and the Rangers before switching to defence with the Bruins, where he won a Hart trophy. Known more for his willingness to fight than his scoring ability, he still put up a respectable 296 points in 594 games. Named the coach of the Canadiens upon his retirement from the NHL, he tragically drowned at the age of 35 before ever coaching a game. He was elected to the HHOF in 1964.

Babe_Siebert%2C_Canadian_ice_hockey_player.jpg


Legends Defence: Charles Siebert

@pit

@Magua already took him.
 
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