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Two GDTs!Old HF rules please!!
Two GDTs!Old HF rules please!!
To me you have standards or you don't have them and if you don't the whole thing is ****ed.
Chytil and Howden are over 65 games. I'm sorry--that's it. They're graduated. Same with Lemieux. Once you hit 26 years old--you're done--so Fogarty and Gilmour should be off the list too.
The only one who should be on is Bigras--and I don't get this thing--'if the Rangers re-sign him'--he was Hartford's best d-man last year until he got hurt. He's a good player and I don't see why we wouldn't re-sign him--that is unless we traded him.
If Georgiev falls within the threshold that he could be added to the list he should be added to it.
Please God; I absolutely loath the one GDT turned into a Post-GDTTwo GDTs!
No we want to see where people rank all our young players. Not “Marvel” over them. We already know what we have.If we want to marvel at our young assets then we should just do a "Under 21 or less than 41 NHL games played" ranking poll...
It was a jokeNo we want to see where people rank all our young players. Not “Marvel” over them. We already know what we have.
It was just sarcasm about the big debate over what we want to qualify as a prospect; at the end of the day I assume people will have their own agenda as to what they see as a 'prospect' regardless whether or not the majority chooses to include them here - and it just seemed funny that we were voting on it on a case by case basis for each player rather than simply voting on criteria to be universally applicableGotcha. Didn't come across as one.
We’ve had exceptions in the past, we havent always been following the criteria. That’s why the poll was made. It’s nothing new but we just had quite a few players this time around who were right on the line.It was just sarcasm about the big debate over what we want to qualify as a prospect; at the end of the day I assume people will have their own agenda as to what they see as a 'prospect' regardless whether or not the majority chooses to include them here - and it just seemed funny that we were voting on it on a case by case basis for each player rather than simply voting on criteria to be universally applicable
No worries, we will have an unofficial list where I add a few of the younger players in. When we hit 10 i'll have a poll where you would put Chytil and Howden. Maybe at 15 a poll for Lemieux. They will be kept off the official list though.The results are surprising.
This seems like a good solution.No worries, we will have an unofficial list where I add a few of the younger players in. When we hit 10 i'll have a poll where you would put Chytil and Howden. Maybe at 15 a poll for Lemieux. They will be kept off the official list though.
There are a bunch of us that would like to see where we rank all our top young players and not exclude them because they played a few too many games.
This seems like a good solution.
Note: I'd be fine with picking some other system (e.g. forwards must be under 23, defensemen under 24, goalies under 25, or something like that), but if we were going to do it, then we should all agree to those new criteria – and then stick to those.
I'm persnickety. I say we go by the letter of the old rules.
I voted remove/don't add on all of them.
They're all either roster players with virtually no chance of going down or career AHL players.
I think we might have the best group of "youngsters" or whatever which is more important to me anyway.Yup.
I think people want to include Howden and Chytil just so they can make a case for us having #1 prospect pool.
Yup.
I think people want to include Howden and Chytil just so they can make a case for us having #1 prospect pool.
People want to see where these players rank within our team, this has nothing to do with other players and other teams prospects.
Not sure how 25-26 year old players going on their 4th and 5th year compare?I wonder where Vesey and Skjei would rank.
Not sure how 25-26 year old players going on their 4th and 5th year compare?