I PM'd him.
Now you need to hurry up and make your pick because I already told him he's on the clock
I think he did:
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I think he did:
hototogisu
Poked the bear!!!!!
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QuebecPride
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Yeah, feels like everyone has the same list except me.
Glad I'm not alone.
At least I don't have to be scared people will pick in my pool.
I still feel out of touch compared to the good lads on here.
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With the 148th pick, Colorado is proud to select from Dubuque of the USHL, Seamus Malone.
Seamus has above average puck skills with strong offensive abilities including strong vision, powerplay quarterbacking and a varied arsenal of shots. Despite his size, he wins his fair share of puck battles. He led his USHL team and displayed strong progression throughout the year with strong showings in the playoffs against the eventual champions. Committed to a solid Badgers program where we hope he improves his skating and overall strength.
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Pittsburgh takes Julien Pelletier from the Cape Breton Eagles.
Julien is a highly skilled forward with good offensive abilities. He is a long term prospect as he has to improve his skating and strength before he makes it to the NHL, but we feel his overall skills merit this pick.
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Julien is a highly skilled forward with good offensive abilities. He is a long term prospect as he has to improve his skating and strength before he makes it to the NHL, but we feel his overall skills merit this pick.
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Dr Gonzo
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With the 150th pick, Boston is proud to make their selection from the golf course. Come on down, from Rivers Country School of the USHS, d-man Miles Gendron.
Miles is definitely a long term project. He has committed to the University of Connecticut, but will not attend until 2015. He's a recently converted centre, and we like his upside despite the obvious flaws in his game.
FOOOOOOOOORE!
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Miles is definitely a long term project. He has committed to the University of Connecticut, but will not attend until 2015. He's a recently converted centre, and we like his upside despite the obvious flaws in his game.
FOOOOOOOOORE!
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WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
With the 150th pick, Boston is proud to make their selection from the golf course. Come on down, from Rivers Country School of the USHS, d-man Miles Gendron.
Miles is definitely a long term project. He has committed to the University of Connecticut, but will not attend until 2015. He's a recently converted centre, and we like his upside despite the obvious flaws in his game.
FOOOOOOOOORE!
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Ugh my list is being slayed
Blind Gardien
nexus of the crisis
It was kind of nice having no picks after #123 (well until the #209 dart throw). I put about 50 guys on my list, and didn't have to worry about getting slayed past the end of my list.
habsprospects
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With the 151st overall pick, the Buffalo Sabres are proud to announce the selection of Center Rourke Chartier from the Kelowna Rockets of the WHL.
Dennis Miller said:
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QuebecPride
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YOU *******
I seriously have no idea what he was still doing on the board. To me he is neck to neck with Goulet.
Needless to say since you already have the Grant approvement seal, but that is a very good pick.
Blind Gardien
nexus of the crisis
At first glance I was like, "he drafted a development coach"?!?!?!?"
With the 151st overall pick, the Buffalo Sabres are proud to announce the selection of Center Rourke Chartier from the Kelowna Rockets of the WHL.
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Whitesnake
If you rebuild, they will come.
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Great couple of picks guys.....my list got cut by a few names with Pelletier (if the improves his feet speed, he will be great...), Gendron (total raw product that will be one to watch improve....), Malone and Prophet.
Dr Gonzo
#1 Jan Bulis Fan
Thanks Grant and the rest of you for the compliments on the pick, much appreciated.
Made my decision very easy, since I was debating between Gendron and Pelletier. So if you hadn't taken him he wouldn't have lasted very long.
With the 152nd pick, the New Jersey Devils select, from Metallurg Novokuznetsk of the KHL, Ilya Sorokin.
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Damn it, one of few goalies I was interested in this year
Sorokin is from the same club as Bobrovsky and is said to be the front runner for the U20 next year for Russia
Habitants
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with the 153 pick the Oilers are proud to select, from the USHL Waterloo Black Hawks, defenceman Brandon Montour
Brandon is a premier offensive defenceman with great speed and stick skill he put up 62 points in 60 games this past season making him the highest scoring defenceman in the modern USHL era. He was named USHL Player and Defenseman of the Year. While he is an overaged prospect for this draft, his talent cannot be ignored and it may also help him reach the NHL sooner in order to help our team.
He needs to bulk up quite a bit but he has already shown promise at the KHL level.
WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
With the 154th pick in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, The Dallas Stars select from Eagan High School, Defenseman, Nick Wolff.
Wolff is a big kid. He's athletic and is learning to become more steady in the defensive end. Wolff prides himself on using his big frame to lay out some devastating hits. Once Wolff adds some more weight to his body his hits will become more devastating. Wolff also shows a willingness to throw his fists around. We hope that Wolff can develop into a solid bottom pairing defenceman who can throw the big hit or turn the momentum with a big fight or be able to police and protect his teammates and not hurting his team on the ice. Committed to Minnesota-Duluth he has plenty of time to learn the game and bulk up.
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With the 150th pick, Boston is proud to make their selection from the golf course. Come on down, from Rivers Country School of the USHS, d-man Miles Gendron.
Miles is definitely a long term project. He has committed to the University of Connecticut, but will not attend until 2015. He's a recently converted centre, and we like his upside despite the obvious flaws in his game.
FOOOOOOOOORE!
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Great pick! I was hoping he'd drop to my next selection. This draft is so difficult to predict.
Ohashi_Jouzu*
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YOU *******
I seriously have no idea what he was still doing on the board. To me he is neck to neck with Goulet.
Needless to say since you already have the Grant approvement seal, but that is a very good pick.
Not to me. Goulet was already praised for his developed two-way game back when he was Pelletier's size, and to my eye has only gotten bigger, stronger, and better. As scrappy as Pelletier can be, and as much as he continues to improve, he just seems to have more room for improvement when it comes to the combination of skating, strength, and puck protection that's needed to make as much of an impact playing a scorer's game at the next level, imo - especially given his current size.
Having said that, I see no problem with taking Pelletier around this point in the draft - maybe even a bit earlier, I dunno. He's a damn good junior hockey player with impressive mitts who works hard and finds ways to get pucks past goalies (either by himself or via teammates). I just see a wider gap between him and Pelletier than you do, I guess, though they were obviously both on the short list of top rookies in the Q this year.
