Proposal: SJS-NYR
- Thread starter Kcoyote3
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Yeeeeaaaaaa No!
A first rounder for another 3rd liner rental. No what we need.
A first rounder for another 3rd liner rental. No what we need.
SingnBluesOnBroadway
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Another LW. Another guy they won't be able to re-sign.
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NYR not spending a 1st on rental
or a premium prospect
other teams may
but this is not a win-now-or-else season for NYR, that price is too high
or a premium prospect
other teams may
but this is not a win-now-or-else season for NYR, that price is too high
In reality it is moving from pick 24-32 to pick 70-75. Just saying since it seems like no one wants to mention that.
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Now that Vatrano is a Ranger i think if Drury does anything else its getting a cheap center. Or maybe Radulov for cheap.
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that only worked with Goodrow because he was signed another year and TB was desperate. We aren’t going to do that again with Barabanov. It’s a 2nd not a 1st.
SingnBluesOnBroadway
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So Barabanova is worth moving up 40 or spots? It's your proposal and you're mentioning it?
I meant that everyone just kept saying Barabanov wasn't worth a 1st, and in reality it isn't a first in isolation, it's moving down 40 spots for the Rangers. Again, this is assuming the Rangers are buying for a playoff push. If that's not the case, I think to another team that is trying to contend, yes Barabanov may be worth moving down 40 spots in the draft.
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GAGLine
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So let's do Barabanov and a 4th for a 2nd. Still moving down 40 spots.
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Circus86
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Problem is if you look at draft probability the odds a player playing 200 NHL games plummets after pick 15-20 range. Odds of a first rounder playing 200 NHL games has been calculated at roughly 63%. That percentage drops to about 12-13% in the third round. So it's only dropping down 40ish draft choices, but in overall probability of making an impact on an NHL roster, that drop of 40 picks represents a significant decrease in probability of playing 200 NHL games
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The 3rd here is pushed to get a 1st. I'm not quite sure why that makes sense for NYR? I understand asking for a 2nd plus mid pick, maybe, if the 2nd wasn't enough (Whether NYR or fans want to make that trade), but tossing a 3rd in to push your way to a 1st is not one a lot of NYR fans will like.
Circus86
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What is this stat? How many games one has to play to become an NHLer? How does one become a star? Serious question, because if someone told me almost 11% of 6th rounders become regular NHL players I wouldn't believe them.
