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Speculation: With the third pick in the 2024 NHL draft the Anaheim Ducks select...(Draft is June 28th @ 4pm PT. ESPN. ESPN+)

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Who do the Ducks take at pick 3?

  • Ivan Demidov

    Votes: 37 18.3%

  • Anton Silayev

    Votes: 36 17.8%

  • Artyom Levshunov

    Votes: 81 40.1%

  • Cayden Lindstrom

    Votes: 21 10.4%

  • Sam Dickinson

    Votes: 11 5.4%

  • Zayne Parekh

    Votes: 1 0.5%

  • Zeev Buium

    Votes: 6 3.0%

  • Carter Yakemchuk

    Votes: 5 2.5%

  • Cole Eiserman

    Votes: 3 1.5%

  • Beckett Sennecke

    Votes: 1 0.5%
  • Total voters
    202
  • Poll closed .
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Kalv said:
I think it's meant the rating that taxi drivers vote for you as a passanger/customer. After each drive, everyone can give a rating to each other
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What if I choose not to run? My personal information is put on the internet anyway? So maybe I get mis-identified as somebody I'm not, and it is put on the internet? WTF?
 
Ducks DVM said:
Uber as a company has…let’s just say a checkered past as far as privacy and ethics go.
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As somebody who has never used Uber that's what I was curious about. Is this stuff on the internet or for sale like all internet data collection is? Does every passenger have a file? What gets to see it? How does anybody know how accurate it is or isn't, especially the possibility mixing up customers? UFB....but not surprising I guess.
 
Spencer gill is another nice target for round 2-3. 6'4" RH dman in the Q, went from four points D-1 to 46 in his draft year.

One of the youngest in the draft, needs to work on his skating. Nice bet on tools, huge upward trajectory, and we really like dmen from the Quebec league.
 
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Dr Johnny Fever said:
What if I choose not to run? My personal information is put on the internet anyway? So maybe I get mis-identified as somebody I'm not, and it is put on the internet? WTF?
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Not sure what you mean by run, maybe rate?

Uber isn't like Yelp where you look up a restaurant and write a review. Once the ride is over, the app gives you a push notification to rate the driver who drove you. They get the same notification on their end except for their rider.

I'm not really going to get into internet privacy and security, but Uber is probably no better or worse than any other app or website. If you mean that random people can look up your Uber rating, I don't think that's legal. When you match with a driver it shows their rating and it probably shows you theirs. There's nowhere to search for a specific person or driver's rating. If someone wants it, you either have to give it to them or they have to hack Uber.
 
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Static said:
Spencer gill is another nice target for round 2-3. 6'4" RH dman in the Q, went from four points D-1 to 46 in his draft year.

One of the youngest in the draft, needs to work on his skating. Nice bet on tools, huge upward trajectory, and we really like dmen from the Quebec league.
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Yeah I think he's right up our alley in terms of the type of projectable young D this org tends to target. I was able to take him with our third in the mock but he looks like a top 50 guy to me.
 
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Uber has been mostly a net positive for society IMO. It’s comforting to know that if your daughter/wife is alone somewhere that they can call a ride home within the click of a button and the driver will be there in less than 5 minutes usually

Definitely wasn’t always the case 15-20 years ago
 
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One reason I don't worry too much about Silayev's offense compared to the other guys is no matter who we draft, their numbers might be a little lower than with other teams. Ducks already have Zellweger and Minty who will be able to run power plays, the time that the drafted D gets on the PP might be pretty limited. It'll be more important to get a guy that can kill penalties and provide elements that those two can't. Silayev will definitely help either of the two (especially Zell) with a physical presence and if he can skate and get the puck either out of the zone or to Zellweger to get it out, that will be good enough. BUT, the caveat to that is I'd only take him if scouts feel he will be average/slightly below average offensively but elite defensively (basically the best defensively at the top end of the draft).
 
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Static said:
sanjosehockeynow.com

RETRACTION: Cole Hutson’s Height & Weight Measured by End of Combine

BUFFALO, N.Y. – This was curious. 94 2024 Draft prospects came to Buffalo to measure their heights and weights, among other things, at the NHL Scouting Combine…and only 92 were actually measured, at least initially. Defenseman Cole Hutson, USNTDP star and Boston University commit, was one of two...
sanjosehockeynow.com sanjosehockeynow.com
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Ducks DVM said:
This is weird
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I clicked on the link this morning and the article has been retracted as Cole Hutson was measured and weighed by the end of the combine.
 
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lwvs84 said:
One reason I don't worry too much about Silayev's offense compared to the other guys is no matter who we draft, their numbers might be a little lower than with other teams. Ducks already have Zellweger and Minty who will be able to run power plays, the time that the drafted D gets on the PP might be pretty limited. It'll be more important to get a guy that can kill penalties and provide elements that those two can't. Silayev will definitely help either of the two (especially Zell) with a physical presence and if he can skate and get the puck either out of the zone or to Zellweger to get it out, that will be good enough. BUT, the caveat to that is I'd only take him if scouts feel he will be average/slightly below average offensively but elite defensively (basically the best defensively at the top end of the draft).
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Then why isn't Dickinson in the conversation? He's 6'3 (6'2.75"), 203 lbs, wingspan of 78.75" (tied at 10th longest for all the NHL combine participants), shutdown d-man, plays physical, is a great 4-way skater, and according to UpSideHockey, "blessed with speed that's near-elite-at 6'3"."

Dickinson
D-1 (age 16): 62 games, 9g + 14a = 23 pts (0.37 ppg rate), and a +5 rating
D+0 (age 17): 68 games, 18g + 52a = 70 pts (1.03 ppg rate), and a +56 rating

Granted, Sam was on stacked team with London in the OHL, but he was with London in his D-1 season too. That's some serious development offensively and defensively. He's a shutdown D who developed his offense.

Whichever d-man we draft, they're much lower on the PP totem pole due to already having Zell and Minty in the NHL. Even LaCombe looked amazing in his only game as a PP1 QB, he notched two PP assists staying near the blue line like a traditional PP QB.
 
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AngelDuck said:
Uber has been mostly a net positive for society IMO. It’s comforting to know that if your daughter/wife is alone somewhere that they can call a ride home within the click of a button and the driver will be there in less than 5 minutes usually

Definitely wasn’t always the case 15-20 years ago
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And this is without all the data of the compamny having a history of tracking you when the app was off, demanding unfettered access to your contacts with no opt-outs, etc.

Taxis have been a thing for a very long time. Yes, I’m old. Get your rideshare off my lawn. :laugh:
 
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eaterfan said:
Not sure what you mean by run, maybe rate?

Uber isn't like Yelp where you look up a restaurant and write a review. Once the ride is over, the app gives you a push notification to rate the driver who drove you. They get the same notification on their end except for their rider.

I'm not really going to get into internet privacy and security, but Uber is probably no better or worse than any other app or website. If you mean that random people can look up your Uber rating, I don't think that's legal. When you match with a driver it shows their rating and it probably shows you theirs. There's nowhere to search for a specific person or driver's rating. If someone wants it, you either have to give it to them or they have to hack Uber.
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I was comparing it to an election where you have to choose to run if you want to get votes.

Thanks for the explanation. Seems to me there's plenty of room for a lot of misinformation, but yeah, it's the age we live in now.
 
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I had no idea Yakemchuk was that highly regarded. PV could be all over that. RHD PPQB with tons of size? OK
 
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The Duck Knight said:
Demidov is a lefty.
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Could have sworn he was a righty. In that case f*** em. He is dead to me :sarcasm:

Still feel the same. Especially in a draft like this where everyone has warts, IDK how you can feel MORE comfortable taking Lindstrom with his back with a top 5 pick. All the forwards that have top 5 upside have big downsides. Lindstrom, Connelly, Eiserman, etc.

gilfaizon said:
I had no idea Yakemchuk was that highly regarded. PV could be all over that. RHD PPQB with tons of size? OK
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People that love him love him and the people that don't like him are way low.
I think Dobber has him around 30.

It wouldn't shock me at all if the Ducks take him. Pretty much everyone in the top 12 falls into that to me.
 
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Static said:
https://x.com/i/web/status/1800244396610490765
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Not just this, there’s a chance he’s going to spend another year unchallenged. Apparently some think him refusing to extend played a factor in him being demoted and that could happen next year too. Maybe they loan him out instead or something but that’s kind of a scary thought that he might play all of his teens against subpar competition.
 
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