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Yup and the logic would dictate that it were a good trade but I'd feel miserable seeing Buch finding success elsewhere. I guess I will need to start preparing myself for this regardless.
Prospect Info: Vitali Kravtsov: Part IX
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Yup and the logic would dictate that it were a good trade but I'd feel miserable seeing Buch finding success elsewhere. I guess I will need to start preparing myself for this regardless.
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Do you think his ceiling is much higher than his current play? I think this is peak Buch.
He's a hell of a player... and I have no idea for how long peak Buchnevich lasts... but I do believe this is his ceiling.
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Not expecting to be higher but not expecting it to decline either, so I don't see a rush to move him. The longer he stays at this level the more suitors / return he could bring back.
Crease
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He looks awfully competent out there for a 21 year old. Smart, soft hands, powerful stride, and hustles.
Maybe we should just trade everyone playing well "while their value is high".
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think he's the most complete/composed player out-of-the-box at the NHL level since.......Stepan?
he's really looked great
he's really looked great
If the alternative is trading them when their value is low... yes...
There is a log jam at wing. Buchnevich is a valuable asset at his peak value. Trading him makes sense.
You don't think it is at all surprising that he is having a career year on his contact year? This happens with us every time. Reminder: Kreider had a career year last year too...
When you have a log jam of younger players that are growing into those roles, it's not a bad approach to take.
Pretty solid debut for a kid the organization had ruined as of two weeks ago.
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ElLeetch
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Buch, at 25, *is* one of those young players growing into their roles. He's just 4 years older then VK
im pretty sure the goal is to get all 32 first round picks in a year or two. Then we can rebuild
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Damn has he looked good. Makes me wonder what the hell happened last year.
He has made all the right decisions with the puck, which is shocking for a rookie. Even in the D-zone. I'm not surprised he moved up to the first line last night. He made Kreider look like an inexperienced rookie.
He has made all the right decisions with the puck, which is shocking for a rookie. Even in the D-zone. I'm not surprised he moved up to the first line last night. He made Kreider look like an inexperienced rookie.
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If you score four, you better f'n win the game
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It's unfortunate that all our prospects don't enter the league at 21. It makes a huge difference
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Honestly, Kakko happened last year. VK had the better camp, but they wanted KK on the roster and the FO said they wanted Kravy getting more minutes than he would on the 4th line so they sent him to Hartford to start.
In retrospect it probably should of been the other way around, but both kids look great right now so i'd say everything worked out for the best in the end.
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Many say Jack Hughes lol
I also see Ansel Elgort, and Shawn Mendes
He looks like a lot of ppl
