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ANY GOOD GM KNOWS THAT THEY SHOULD WORK BACKWORDS IN, IF YOU GET WHAT I'M SAYING. I'M SAYING I'M THE GM WHOS GOING TO PUSH EVERYONE poo poo IN, WITH THE BACKWARDS IN STRATEGY. With that the boston bruins select a man who looks like he's had his fair share of either being covered in poo poo or dealing with poo poo. GIVE IT UP FOR BRENT, BUURNNNNNNNNNNNNNSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
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Brodeurs Nanny posted:I think Doughty should have been picked after Karlsson and Ekblad. He's 26 and dominant at both ends of the ice, has multiple Cups, and routinely has league-leading possession analytics. And he's only making $7m. I'd take him over Subban. well, you're wrong
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I would not take him over Subban if they had the same salary, but the fact that he makes $2m less makes him more coveted for me. His analytics relative to his team are a little lower than I thought but they're still excellent over his career. Getting him at 26 is something I did not think would happen.
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The Caroline Hurricanes are proud to select Dougie Hamilton.  He's got a rare combination of size (6'6) and skill (21st in defensive scoring over the past two seasons, consistently strong possession stats) and is one of very few defensemen able to jump into the NHL and play meaningful minutes as a teenager. He's turning 23 this season and is locked up for another e: the talent deficit is up, then T-Bone, then we loop back around. Jordan7hm fucked around with this message at 23:22 on Jul 7, 2016 |
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Jul 7, 2016 23:07
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Brodeurs Nanny posted:I would not take him over Subban if they had the same salary, but the fact that he makes $2m less makes him more coveted for me. His analytics relative to his team are a little lower than I thought but they're still excellent over his career. Getting him at 26 is something I did not think would happen. subban scored 1.21 p/60 last year at 5v5, doughty scored 0.64
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Jul 7, 2016 23:18
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tofes posted:subban scored 1.21 p/60 last year at 5v5, doughty scored 0.64 Doughty spent the last half of the season paired with a literal pylon who shall remain nameless and hopefully undrafted.
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Jul 8, 2016 00:01
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T-Bone posted:gently caress I was hoping Barkov would fall gently caress, me too It feels like everybody left by the third round is going to be crap edit: also, I didn't pick Doughty because I don't like him and he's on the Kings FBS fucked around with this message at 00:05 on Jul 8, 2016 |
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Furnaceface posted:Doughty spent the last half of the season paired with a literal pylon who shall remain nameless and hopefully undrafted. wow kind of a dick thing to say about brayden mcnabb
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Jul 8, 2016 00:25
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eXXon posted:I will take 20-year old hulking two-way center Aleksander Barkov, Jr. partly because he's a good young hockey mans who projects to be a Selke winner at some point over his reasonable contract, partly because I expect him to look even better on a competently-managed Panthers team next season (losing some puck luck but gaining all important corsis), and partly to engender controversy and debate like "way too soon wtf why didn't you take xxx" or "wow yeah he's really good but that's risky" or "faaaart". Barkov was the other player I waffled between super hard but I couldn't pass up a point per game even if I sacrifice size, centreness, age and probably defense.
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Furnaceface posted:Doughty spent the last half of the season paired with a literal pylon who shall remain nameless and hopefully undrafted. Are we talking Scuderi? I think you're allowed to skirt the "don't mention undrafted players" rule when they're empirically terrible. Also let it be known I think it is a dumb rule. Stifling legitimate conversation/berating in the hope that someone not mentioning your "diamond in the rough" prospect lets him be forgotten is silly Good Soldier Svejk fucked around with this message at 01:11 on Jul 8, 2016 |
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Jul 8, 2016 01:07
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Holy amazeballs did dougie fn hamilton just go in the first goddamn round
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stab posted:Holy amazeballs did dougie fn hamilton just go in the first goddamn round Almost as crazy as taking Tyler Johnson in the top ten
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The talent deficit is skipped and tbone is up. (Ginette reno has his picks?)
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Jordan7hm posted:The Caroline Hurricanes are proud to select Dougie Hamilton. Uhhhhhhhhhhh there certainly is a question and the answer is you're wrong
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gimme roman josi. i wanted brent burns 
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Jordan7hm posted:The talent deficit is skipped and tbone is up. (Ginette reno has his picks?) T-Bone wants Toews and Giroux for his picks. Talent Deficit is up again I guess.
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oh i gotta pick again, john klingberg josi and klingberg, combined, almost equal a karlsson jordan7hm is up the talent deficit fucked around with this message at 02:01 on Jul 8, 2016 |
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Jul 8, 2016 01:57
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Oof. That's two I was hoping would drop based in the Nobody Gives A poo poo About Southern Hockey rule.
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the talent deficit posted:oh i gotta pick again, john klingberg That's a really nice first pair
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Klingberg was actually giving OEL a run for his money at #20. Oliver's a better two-way player and I was wary that John's fancy stats were way too inflated by playing on the Stars so OEL won out.
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FBS posted:Klingberg was actually giving OEL a run for his money at #20. i'll trade you klingberg for oel and a 9th round pick if you are having second thoughts. let me know
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the talent deficit posted:i'll trade you klingberg for oel and a 9th round pick if you are having second thoughts. let me know You can have him for Klingberg, plus your next four 1sts, aka the "Jacob Trouba Special" FBS fucked around with this message at 02:20 on Jul 8, 2016 |
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The talent deficit with Josi and Klingberg, gently caress. That's a solid top pair. Two guys that were on my radar for sure
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good job taking two defensemen also congrats on not getting a first line center
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Giroux playing for the Devils is a travesty. Good pick, though.
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Hey remember in the first one of these when my first three picks were kovalchuk, e.staal and dustin brown? Good times.
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Last year Eichel went 25th, and I figure that's probably comparable to this pick. The Carolina Hurricanes select Patrik Laine.  The 6'4 winger has drawn comparisons to Alexander Ovechkin and Corey Perry for his combination of size, skill, and shooting prowess. He's had a hell of a year. He announced himself with a bang at the WJC, putting up 13 points in 7 games en route to a gold medal, followe by a Jari Kurri Trophy as the Liiga playoff MVP, and capping his season off with 12 points in 10 games at the World Cup, where he also won the awards for MVP and best forward. I'm not sure if building around a star winger is the right move (cough Washington cough), but considering age, current ability, and potential, I couldn't let Laine go by.
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tofes posted:good job taking two defensemen also congrats on not getting a first line center there's a million centers left and they're all roughly equivalent. there's like three dmen left i actually want on my team
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Am I up?
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VJeff posted:Hey remember in the first one of these when my first three picks were kovalchuk, e.staal and dustin brown? That would still be a good first line today in the KHL.
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Brodeurs Nanny posted:Am I up? Vestkit is up.
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Usually gambles on top prospects pay off later in the draft than your second pick. Let me tell you about the first draft where I picked Yakupov in the third round and Kucherov roughly 15 later.
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eXXon posted:Usually gambles on top prospects pay off later in the draft than your second pick. Maybe. The Eichel and McDavid picks last year were good though. I don't think anyone was ever that high on Yakupov. Ekblad fell to the 151st pick in his draft year. Yeesh.
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Panarin was in the 300s last year. Even writing him off as a by-product of Kane's stupid-good season I have to imagine he makes the biggest jump.
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Jordan7hm posted:The Carolina Hurricanes select Patrik Laine. Well now if he has a disappointing rookie season then I know who to blame. 
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Jordan7hm posted:Vestkit is up. poo poo I HAVE LIKE 5 MINUTES TO MAKE A BAD DECISION
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Boo to the son of a bitch that took Josi.
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The Boston Bruins, almost forfeiting their pick, decide to go with a defensemen without the finesse of Brent Bruns, nor the wow factor, and none of the excitement for sure, and definitely without any charisma, but he's 100% american, and 100% going to be on absolutely every promotional piece out there. The Bostons Bruins select, RYAN, SNNOOOOOOOOOOZEBUTTON SUTER
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Boomer The Cannon posted:Boo to the son of a bitch that took Burns
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I'm at work but ready when my pick comes. I know it's soon.
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