Boom Boom Apathy
I am the Professor. Deal with it!
- Sep 6, 2006
- 49,339
- 102,096
GDT: The NHL draft and trade mayhem
- Thread starter Boom Boom Apathy
- Start date
- Status
Anton Dubinchuk
aho
The least attentive I’ve been to a draft in a long time. I can not distinguish any of the guys we might pick except this Quinn guy you all are talking about because apparently he’s a goal scorer.
the halleJOKEL
strong as brickwall
WreckingCrew
Registered User
- Feb 4, 2015
- 13,486
- 41,186
dogbazinho
Registered User
I voted for Seth Jarvis because its the coolest name
Cardiac Jerks
Asinine & immoral
Imagine next years draft if the prospects barely play this season.
- Jun 14, 2016
- 1,766
- 7,090
And all draft discussion to this point was “way to early”
Nikishin Go Boom
Russian Bulldozer Consultent
- Jul 31, 2017
- 23,708
- 55,334
Hopefully Holtz falls because other teams in front took defenders.
Askarov, Holtz, Mercer would be my preference.
Askarov, Holtz, Mercer would be my preference.
Mildan
Registered User
- Jan 7, 2019
- 469
- 425
How old are nhl. com rankings for european players? I'm fairly surprised by those rankings, mainly Raymond being only 4th behind Lundell
Boom Boom Apathy
I am the Professor. Deal with it!
- Sep 6, 2006
- 49,339
- 102,096
I believe April or May 2020 is when they came out.
DaveG
Noted Jerk
I think we get Jarvis or Quinn since I don't actually expect Askarov to be there at 13.
Askarov > Jarvis > Quinn > Lundell = Amirov > Borque = Lapierre
Would be my preference. Outside chance that Rossi or Perfetti falls IMO.
I wonder if we see more trades throughout the day rather than on the virtual Draft floor. Both because of the lack of facetime and also because Bettman won't want to save trades for the Draft as things are hairier in the Zoom setting.
I guessed Seider would go to Detroit or Buffalo last year and this year I'm guessing Yzerman picks Askarov at #4.
Would be my preference. Outside chance that Rossi or Perfetti falls IMO.
I wonder if we see more trades throughout the day rather than on the virtual Draft floor. Both because of the lack of facetime and also because Bettman won't want to save trades for the Draft as things are hairier in the Zoom setting.
I guessed Seider would go to Detroit or Buffalo last year and this year I'm guessing Yzerman picks Askarov at #4.
Last edited:
I'll let myself be disappointed when Askarov is picked in the top 10. I will be frustrated if they pass on Askarov at 13, though.
Hoping one of Askarov, Jarvis, or Quinn drops. Don't hold out much hope for Lundell falling.
I would like to see Bean or Fleury dealt for #20 or another other mid/late 1st. Similar to the Gauthier deal - kick the can down the expansion draft road. Would be nice to have another crack at a Holloway, Khusnutdinov, Amirov, or Wallinder in that range.
Nikishin Go Boom
Russian Bulldozer Consultent
- Jul 31, 2017
- 23,708
- 55,334
Lapierre is crawling back up mocks because of his strong QMJHL start. If he is truly a top 5 talent, I would take him.
Boom Boom Apathy
I am the Professor. Deal with it!
- Sep 6, 2006
- 49,339
- 102,096
Even though I don't know anything about the prospects, this draft to me is one of the more interesting under this new regime. Their first draft, Svech was an obvious choice. Last year, expectations were low with the 28th pick so I didn't expect any sort of impact player there, even though it can happen.
This year is one where we have a chance to get more of an impact player as it's a deep draft with the 13th pick. Yeah, it's still a bit of a crap shoot, but there's more intrigue with this pick, if they don't trade it.
This year is one where we have a chance to get more of an impact player as it's a deep draft with the 13th pick. Yeah, it's still a bit of a crap shoot, but there's more intrigue with this pick, if they don't trade it.
Lapierre is a huge risk. Top-10 talent as a natural center. But do you want to be the team who takes Nolan Patrick and have him sidelined while Heiskanen, Makar, and Pettersson are key contributors? Feels like one big hit could take Lapierre out for another year.
I'd be nervously excited if the Canes made that gamble. I'd be happier if a Florida or Minnesota made it before the Canes picked.
- Dec 6, 2011
- 12,878
- 41,782
I'm thinking it'll be Jarvis or Amirov based on what might be available. I'd be fine with most of the other high rated guys should they slip. Not a huge fan of Holloway (at this pick at least) or Lapierre (not sure he's so far ahead that I'd risk the injuries).
Nikishin Go Boom
Russian Bulldozer Consultent
- Jul 31, 2017
- 23,708
- 55,334
Valid point. 2 more years in the Q and he'll probably be fine.
If his injury truly was one big hit that was exacerbated by a misdiagnosis then Im confident in the team making the pick. We cant predict the one big hit that alters a player's career (Skinner) or if a guy is going to have a migraine disorder (Patrick).
Bunch of Jurcos
The poster formally known as Hedley
- Feb 24, 2016
- 3,746
- 15,780
DougieSmash
WE'RE IN! WE'RE IN! YES! YES! WOO!
- Jan 2, 2009
- 14,795
- 15,968
AhosDatsyukian
Registered User
- Sep 25, 2020
- 11,455
- 33,480
It won't let me vote in the poll (too new?), but I'll go with Askarov. And if he's not there, Amirov. Get another Russian to join Svech and to hopefully not become the subject of some more ridiculous takes from Tripp....
- Jun 14, 2016
- 1,766
- 7,090
Have the canes ever had a regular contributor who came from the Q?
Svechhammer
THIS is hockey?
- Jun 8, 2017
- 25,502
- 92,991
Well, there are some people who say Dundon lacks Vision with this franchise
HisIceness
This is Hurricanes Hockey
I think Jarvis falls and thats our guy. Want Quinn though.
- Status
Ad
Upcoming events
-
-
-
-
Grey Cup 111TH GREY CUP - Toronto Argonauts vs Winnipeg Blue Bombers - Vancouver - TSN, CBS Sports NetworkWagers: 12Staked: $94,714.00Event closes- Updated:
-