Absurdity
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Not so much slotting into a spot, but replenishing the prospect pool at D if some do move.Why? Its not like this kid is slotting into a spot this year.
Not so much slotting into a spot, but replenishing the prospect pool at D if some do move.Why? Its not like this kid is slotting into a spot this year.
Would you be happy if he's the 58th best player in the draft? I think we all know that anything past the first round is basically a lottery ticket. How many truly good players come out of each draft? 158 vs 58 may be a smaller gap than you think.
All it takes is one other team to value him and you miss out on a guy you covet.I couldn’t give a **** about Craig Button’s board or whatever...but a 7th round projection in the 2nd is a canyon.
Who is gonna take this kid in the 3rd or even 4th?
Why won’t DS trade back?
All it takes is one other team to value him and you miss out on a guy you covet.
Yep, but again it just takes one team. They likely didn't want to take that risk, time will tell us if this pick was great or a huge huge dud.Really, really, really, really value him. Grow a pair DS. It will be okay.
It's like clockwork, right up there with stars leaving Boston being assholes.Now he sounds like a top 10 pick.
lol Ryan Suter was a 7th overall pickHe might be a ryan suter. I'm feeling it.
I agree about the player.
But the rest of the NHL has scouted him and only the Bruins would take him an over-ager 100 slots over his rating. Man, this has to stop...
Not many guys are capable of scoring at a point per game clip as a 20 year old. Zach Hamil did that.When thinking about consensus picks, let's just take a moment to think about how Nick Ritchie, Lawson Crowse, and Sonny Milano were ranked higher in some places than David Pastrnak.
And also think about how many players Zach Hamill was ranked ahead of.
Heinen was in the 2014 draft, which was the last draft under Chiarelli. Other notable reaches were Frederic, DeBrusk, and Beecher.
Frederic: Viewed as a late 2nd-early 3rd round pick, and Brian Lawton said he talked to 20 teams and none of them had Frederic in their top 50.
DeBrusk: Consensus was that he was a late 1st round pick (25-29 range). Although a "hit," it was a poor/mismanaged pick because Connor/Barzal/Konecny were all viewed at the time as being vastly superior players, and they have all panned out to be superior players 5 years later.
Beecher: Was viewed as a mid 2nd round pick and has limited offensive upside. Although it has only been one year, he didn't exactly have a season that blew people away, whereas Bobby Brink and Arthur Kaliyev, who were viewed as superior players which greater offensive upside at the time of the draft, had much better seasons.
So are you saying only 7th overall picks can be compared to Ryan Suter? He's commenting on what he's read about his style, no reason to be a dink about it.lol Ryan Suter was a 7th overall pick
You really just post every thought that pops into your head, don't you?
As a overager. Really hard to evaluate when the majority of players are younger6 foot 4 dman who can put a lot of points on the board I'm in