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I don’t think I’d draft Jesus Christ over either Slafkovsky or Bedard.
I would just for his incredible flow.I don’t think I’d draft Jesus Christ over either Slafkovsky or Bedard.
There was a recent poll, it was more lopsided than that.Celebrini v Bedard is more interesting, and I think Celebrini would win that poll prob 2-1 today
Decent chance he wont be the #1 Hab from his own draftI wouldn’t even take him #1 in his own draft
No. Bedard's ceiling is higher. He's got work to do, but he's also mired on a really, REALLY, bad team.With the way both players are developing, is it possible that some fans or even organizations might prefer Juraj Slafkovský over Connor Bedard if they were in the same draft class?
Bedard, despite his undeniable talent, hasn't quite met the sky-high expectations placed on him before the 2023 draft. Even former NHL coach Bruce Boudreau recently said that teams don’t necessarily "fear" him on the ice. Meanwhile, Slafkovský, after a slower start to his career, is now making a significant impact in Montreal. His play in the second half of this season has been dominant, and his physical presence, combined with his growing confidence, has made him a key player for the Canadiens.
Considering that the 2022 draft was viewed as one of the weaker ones and the 2023 draft as one of the strongest, does Slafkovský’s development change the perception of his value compared to Bedard? Would fans or organizations now prefer the power forward from 2022 over the generational talent from 2023? Let’s discuss.
no lol
lol. No
Haha no
Nooooooo! (Bugs bunny gif)
No, god no
Of course not.
Hutson is the only true #1 OA calibre player from the draft ao far which is very fortunate for habs.There's 3players on Slafkovskys own team that I would take before him. Caufield, Suzuki, Hutson.
Slaf ain't it. He's a decent player but not worthy of 1st overall, comparing him to Bedard is a complete joke. Bedard >>>>
As it stands it's Hutson by quite a bitI wouldn’t even take him #1 in his own draft
Yeah, everyone knows you don't draft a goalie first overall.I don’t think I’d draft Jesus Christ over either Slafkovsky or Bedard.