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The trade bait had me confused also. I was glad to read that GMTM and DDB where willing to accept growing pains. I just want to watch younger players grow from prospect to farm to big leagues.
I wonder how much Ted Nolan's unwillingness to accept growing pains with the kids factored into his failed relationship with Murray.
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Perhaps. But in looking at his results from the 2009 combine, he wasn't doing what Eichel is doing at that age. I don't know if Kane can now clean as much or do as many pull-ups at 198 pounds, but there is no doubt he's a far better boxer. All I know is they are both explosive and fast as hell on their skates. Throw in Ennis and we finally have a line that is actually difficult to defend.
http://www.topendsports.com/sport/icehockey/nhl-combine-results-2009.htm
GO SABRES!!!
Nick Deslauriers surprisingly with a top-five wingspan? Partially explains his fighting prowess.Well, that and the crazy eyes.
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From what Bylsma said, I think he's mentally wrestling with the idea that what is harder for opposing defensemen isn't necessarily better for your team--there's a tradeoff there. How much do you lose versus the other team gaining. The numbers, at least, say that at the team-level there is more of a net benefit to carrying in and maintaining possession than to dumping it in to make the opposition D's life harder. I think it may be a case where you simply don't play one set of defensemen enough (even in the playoffs) for the additional wear and tear of a dump in to be of much benefit. At the very least, the two teams playing for the Cup this year believe in the virtue of carrying the puck in.
The Blues and the Ducks have both tried pounding the D into submission against the Hawks and failed. And that with the Hawks third pair rarely seeing the ice. Now is that something unique to Duncan Keith, or is it a rule of thumb that applies to most teams?
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I like how one of the keywords is "lightening".
You know that when Seattle gets a team it's going to be called the Darkening.
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My latest starting lineup assuming Murray is unable/unwilling to make any significant trades.
Kane Girgensons Hodgson
Moulson Eichel Ennis
Foligno Grigorenko Gionta
Deslauriers Larsson McCormick
???? Bogo
Gorges Risto
Weber Pysyk
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Johnson
Larsson will get plenty of top nine ice time through injuries and sketchy play from guys higher in the lineup because he works hard, plays smart and can plug in anywhere.
Hodgson gets a chance with two guys who can hide his flaws and take advantage of his skills.
Reinhart and Zadorov start in the minors unless they have terrific training camps.
The ???? can be filled through UFAs. There are plenty of potential signings and our cap room ensures we get someone.
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Lack > Lehner due to injuries and experience. With young skaters I want a vet in the crease not another youngster.
Lack's a couple years older, but not nearly as talented.
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I wonder what 21 and next year's first could get us.
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You saw the bit in Freidman's 30 thoughts where Eichel's vertical is already better than all but one Sabre?
Not Sabre prospect, actual Sabre.
Very curious to know who that Sabre is.
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Province Sports @provincesports
Report: #Canucks shopping Eddie Lack for 2nd round pick theprov.in/1M1rBre
If that's the case I make that deal.
If it's the same price, I'd rather have Lehner. Hope the supply and demand favours the Sabres in this year's goalie market. I think it might.
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We both could be reading into it what we want, but I see it more as we are going to develop our kids, not push them aside for more proven veterans.It sounds like, "I hope we're better next year while still having a shot at the top pick."
To me it means Larson and Pysyk and Grigorenko won't be in the minors or traded because we went after Stoll, or Beauchemin or Williams - development over instant gratification.
It's interesting that Bylsma was roundly criticized for not developing kids in Pittsburgh, but he seems to be here to do exactly that.
I think the vision for last year was to shelter the kids and add another core piece. This year it is to see how our young core grows and add to it if we can.
I think Bylsma's basic assignment is turning Eichel, Reinhart, Kane, Larson, Foligno, Girgensons, Ennis, Grigorenko, Pysyk, Ristolainen, Bogosian and Zadorov into Toews, Kane, Ladd, Bolland, Bickell, Brouwer, Sharp, Versteeg, Hjalmarsson, Keith, Seabrook and Byfuglien.
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????? Crosby Landeskog
Lucic Backes Kessel
????? Couturier Staal
Doughty Trouba
Suter Myers
Quick
In the 7th round I add Strome, Galchenyuk or Moulson to finish what Crosby starts and round out my checking line with Brandon Dubinsky, Cody Eakin or Andrew Shaw.
Sorry guys, might as well mail me my rings right now.
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Well since I have the last pick, what do you guys think of Bo Horvat or Andrew Shaw?
I like both a lot. the two other guys I was considering with my last pick are Alex Galchenyuk (just 21, 104 points in 2.5 seasons) and Ryan Strome (50 points as a 21-year-old rookie).
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Friedman's 30 Thoughts: Good Stuff about Byslma
http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/30-thoughts-no-last-stand-for-blackhawks/
I am intrigued by this nugget:
Finally on Bylsma: what else did he work on during his season off the bench?
“I wanted to take a look at different teams and coaches, the cadence of their line shifts, patterns, tell signs, implementation of personnel. Do they match forwards and defence, or just defence? Zone starts. It was kind of an out-of-body experience, not looking at anything the way I watched it before,” he said.
With more time to watch, he looked pretty deep. Will be interesting to see if it changes any of his own habits.
Somehow, I just don't think Ted Nolan paid too much attention to things like that
And he is already working on how to best utilize the weapon that is Evander Kane
When the Sabres traded for Evander Kane, a couple of scouts/executives wondered if he would be a match for an Eichel or a Connor McDavid because Kane likes to carry the puck, and the centre would need that responsibility. Bylsma sees that could be an issue. But, noting Eichel and Kane’s speed, he added, “If that can work, imagine it coming at you.” Bylsma sat down with Kane for three hours after taking the job and spoke to former Jets coach Claude Noel, too.
What did Noel say?
“There is probably not a guy who is more competitive than Evander Kane,” Bylsma replied. He was not going to reveal anything else.
I don't think Bylsma's tactics are going to start and stop at "skate hard and compete"
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From Friedman's 30 thoughts...
That surely sounds like another year of bad hockey. More entertaining, but I don't see much heavy action coming for us after that.
- Bylsma not sure if Kane and Eichel are a fit together since Kane carries the puck.
I've been saying this for months: Reinhart, not (Mc)Eichel is the perfect centre for Kane.
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I know I am in a minority, but I think the Sabres were, on paper, 10 points better than they finished last year.
That's why I never got on board with those who excused Nolan of responsibility.
And I wonder where Drew will end up. He could be a good fit for a lot of teams.
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I've been on Tampa all playoffs, no reason to jump off now...well, other than facing this generation's dynasty, but whatever. I really like Tampa's offensive depth against a goaltender who looks shaky at least half the time.
Bishop doesn't inspire much confidence either.
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So Marcus Foligno is statistically a good third-line winger, Tyler Ennis and Matt Moulson are low-end first line wingers, Brian Gionta is a second-line winger, and, prior to this year, Cody Hodgson was an average second-line centre.
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Most of us have put a lot of stock into the fact Murray told the Jets Foligno was unavailable as meaning he sees him as a core piece.
Maybe he is actually saving him because he knows he needs him to pull off a different big trade — one he has been talking about with Joe Sakic for a year.
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I don't see a perfect fit for us out there and I expect Tim's biggest acquisitions will be made by trade.
We will be active, but our targets will shift depending on what happens on the trade front, where he will try to take advantage of our ability to take on salary.
Of the players listed, Ehrhoff fills a need better than anybody, but I would be shocked if he comes back.
Williams would help most up front, but I just can't see him being interested unless we were cash-foolish with him.
Neuvirth is my favourite of the UFA goalies. I could see him being re-signed.
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Updated list:
First Round picks:
1. WildCard (Buffalo) - Patrick Kane
2. Randall Flagg (Arizona) - Connor McDavid
3. Liger (Edmonton) - John Tavares
4. JJ (Toronto) - Corey Perry
5. Qwksndmonster (Carolina) - Jonathan Toews
6. Dudacek (New Jersey) - Sidney Crosby
7. Eleven (Philly) - Steven Stamkos
8. WildCard (Columbus) - Alexander Ovechkin
9. Thorny (San Jose) - Jack Eichel
10. Derrico (Colorado) - Shea Weber
11. TrueBlue (Florida) - Tyler Seguin
12. Whisky (Dallas) - Ryan Johansen
13. 3Putt (LA) - Niklas Backstrom
14. Taro (Boston) - Nathan MacKinnon
15. Ubkev (Calgary) - Claude Giroux
16. Ubkev (Pittsburgh) - Evgeni Malkin
17. Eleven Nfreemen (Winnipeg) - Erik Karlsson
18. Dudacek (Ottawa) - Drew Doughty
19. Taro (Detroit) - Jamie Benn
20. JJ (Minnesota) - Vladimir Tarasenko
21. Derrico (NYI) - PK Subban
22. Whisky (Washington) - Logan Couture
23. Hoss (Vancouver) - Ryan Getzlaf
24. Hoss (Chicago) - Carey Price
25. Liger (Nashville) - Filip Forsberg
26. Thorny (Tampa) - Anze Kopitar
27. 3Putt (St. Louis) - Sean Monahan
28. Flagg (Anaheim) - Patrice Bergeron
29. Flagg (Montreal) - Oliver Ekman-Larson
30. TrueBlue (NYR) - Alex PietrangeloSecond Round picks
31. TrueBlue - Pavel Datsyuk
32. Qwk - Duncan Keith
33. Qwk - Zach Parise
34. 3Putt - Jakub Voracek
35. Thorny - Taylor Hall
36. Liger - Joe Pavelski
37. Hoss - Tyler Johnson
38. Hoss - Roman Josi
39. Whisky - Zemgus Girgensons
40. Derrico - Matt Duchene
41. JJ - Evander Kane
42. Taro - Victor Hedman
43. Dudacek - Gabriel Landeskog
44. Freeman - Dustin Byfuglien
45. Ubkev - Ryan Kesler
46. Ubkev - Ryan McDonagh
47. Taro - Henrik Lundqvist
48. 3Putt - Blake Wheeler
49. Whisky - Ryan O'Reilly
50. TrueBlue - Marian Hossa
51. Derrico - Patrick Sharp
52. Thorny - Rick Nash
53. WildCard - Eric Staal
54. Eleven - Sam Reinhart
55. Dudacek - Ryan Suter
56. Flagg - Max Pacioretty
57. JJ - Aleksander Barkov
58. Liger - Nikita Kucherov
59. Flagg - Brent Seabrook
60. WildCard - Tyler Toffoli
Third Round picks:61. WildCard (Buffalo) - Hampus Lindholm62. Randall Flagg (Arizona) - Jordan Eberle
63. Liger (Edmonton) - Keith Yandle
64. JJ (Toronto) - Aaron Ekblad
65. Flagg (Carolina) - Kevin Shattenkirk
66. Dudacek (New Jersey) - Phil Kessel
67. Eleven (Philly) - Dougie Hamilton
68. WildCard (Columbus) - Jaden Schwartz
69. Thorny (San Jose) - Mark Stone
70. Derrico (Colorado) - Seth Jones
71. TrueBlue (Florida) - Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
72. Whisky (Dallas) - Kris Letang
73. 3Putt (LA) - James Van Reimsdyk
74. Taro (Boston) - Ondrej Palat
75. Ubkev (Calgary) - Brandon Saad
76. Ubkev (Pittsburgh) - Jakub Silfverberg
77. Nfreemen (Winnipeg) - Kris Kreider
78. Dudacek (Ottawa) - Jonathan Quick
79. Taro (Detroit) - Wayne Simmonds
80. JJ (Minnesota) - Tyler Ennis
81. Derrico (NYI) - David Krejci
82. Whisky (Washington) - Ryan Ellis
83. Hoss (Vancouver) - Henrik Sedin
84. Hoss (Chicago) - Daniel Sedin
85. Liger (Nashville) - Pekka Rinne
86. Thorny (Tampa) - Jonathan Drouin
87. 3Putt (St. Louis) - Jeff Carter
88. Qwk (Anaheim) - Corey Schneider
89. Qwk (Montreal) - Kyle Okposo
90. TrueBlue (NYR) - John CarlsonRound four
91. TrueBlue - Henrik Zetterberg
92. Qwk - Jason Spezza
93. Qwk - Brent Burns
94. 3Putt - Kyle Turris
95. Thorny - John Klingberg
96. Liger - Jonathan Huberdeau
97. Hoss - Johnny Gaudreau
98. Hoss - Nick Foligno
99. Whisky - Nick Leddy
100. Derrico - Rasmus Ristolainen
101. JJ - Marc-Edouard Vlasic
102. Taro - Sam Bennett
103. Dudacek - Jacob Trouba
104. Freeman - Tuukka Rask
105. Ubkev - Matt Niskanen
106. Ubkev - Thomas Tatar
107. Taro - Mark Schiefele
108. 3Putt - Mark Giordano
109. Whisky - Niklas Kronwall
110. TrueBlue - Derrick Brassard
111. Derrico - Jeff Skinner
112. Thorny - Tyson Barrie
113. WildCard - Noah Hanifin
114. Eleven - Brendan Gallagher
115. Dudacek - David Backes
116. Flagg - Gustav Nyquist
117. JJ - Andrew Ladd
118. Liger - Justin Faulk
119. Flagg - Niklas Hjalmarsson
120. WildCard - Jake MuzzinRound five:
121. WildCard (Buffalo) - Curtis Lazar
122. Randall Flagg (Arizona) - Bobby Ryan
123. Liger (Edmonton) - Zach Bogosian
124. JJ (Toronto) - Patrick Hornqvist
125. Flagg (Carolina) - Sami Vatanen
126. Dudacek (New Jersey) - Milan Lucic
127. Eleven (Philly) - Adam Larsson
128. WildCard (Columbus) - Ben Bishop
129. Thorny (San Jose) - Brayden Holtby
130. Derrico (Colorado) - Corey Crawford
131. TrueBlue (Florida) - Anton Stralman
132. Whisky (Dallas) - Jason Pominville
133. 3Putt (LA) - Sergei Bobrovsky
134. Taro (Boston) - Erik Johnson
135. Ubkev (Calgary) - Cam Fowler
136. Ubkev (Pittsburgh) - Valeri Nichushkin
137. Nfreemen (Winnipeg) - Ryan Callahan
138. Dudacek (Ottawa) - Tyler Myers
139. Taro (Detroit) - Andrej Sekera
140. JJ (Minnesota) - Brandon Pirri
141. Derrico (NYI) - Darnell Nurse
142. Whisky (Washington) - Thomas Vanek
143. Hoss (Vancouver) - Derek Stepan
144. Hoss (Chicago) - TJ Brodie
145. Liger (Nashville) - Joe Thornton
146. Thorny (Tampa) - Jiri Hudler
147. 3Putt (St. Louis) - Roberto Luongo
148. Qwk (Anaheim) - Alex Steen
149. Qwk (Montreal) - Jarome Iginla
150. TrueBlue (NYR) - Justin WilliamsRound Six:
151. TrueBlue - Nick Bjugstad
152. Qwk - Elias Lindholm
153. Qwk - Johnny Boychuk
154. 3Putt - Mark Streit
155. Thorny - Nail Yakupov
156. Liger - Braydon Coburn
157. Hoss - Bryan Little
158. Hoss - Morgan Reilly
159. Whisky - Mats Zuccarello
160. Derrico - Anthony Mantha
161. JJ - James Neal
162. Taro - Nino Neiderreiter
163. Dudacek - Jordan Staal
164. Freeman - Brad Marchand
165. Ubkev - Jaromir Jagr
166. Ubkev - Alex Killorn
167. Taro - Mikhail Girgorenko
168. 3Putt - Jim Cornelison
169. Whisky - Dylan Strome
170. TrueBlue - Radim Vrbata
171. Derrico - Dylan Larkin
172. Thorny - Marcus Johanssen
173. WildCard - Mitch Marner
174. Eleven - Ilya Kovalchuk
175. Dudacek - Sean Couturier
176. Flagg - Paul Stastny
177. JJ - Craig Anderson
178. Liger - Dmitri Kulikov
179. Flagg - Marc Methot
180. WildCard -Wildcard up with the last pick of the sixth round.
And then I assume we are calling it a night?
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Really depends on who is available at eight, innit?
I like Foligno better than most of you. I think the player we saw in the second half is a useful 3rd liner on a good team who adds some heavy. Rychel has more upside,not sure if he gets there. Crouse will be better than both, but if you are throwing Pysyk in, youare probably hoping for Provorov or Werenski. Chances are they will both be better than Pysyk, who I like, but I'm not sure I want to wait five years for that to happen.
Another way of looking at it is I like Pysyk better than Rychel, so if I'm giving up Foligno and 21, I better love the guy I'm getting at eight.
The trade may have fair value, but it goes against where I am in the rebuild. At this point, I think I'm more interested in 22-year-olds than 18-year-olds. Time for players, not prospects.
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Updated list:
First Round picks:
1. WildCard (Buffalo) - Patrick Kane
2. Randall Flagg (Arizona) - Connor McDavid
3. Liger (Edmonton) - John Tavares
4. JJ (Toronto) - Corey Perry
5. Qwksndmonster (Carolina) - Jonathan Toews
6. Dudacek (New Jersey) - Sidney Crosby
7. Eleven (Philly) - Steven Stamkos
8. WildCard (Columbus) - Alexander Ovechkin
9. Thorny (San Jose) - Jack Eichel
10. Derrico (Colorado) - Shea Weber
11. TrueBlue (Florida) - Tyler Seguin
12. Whisky (Dallas) - Ryan Johansen
13. 3Putt (LA) - Niklas Backstrom
14. Taro (Boston) - Nathan MacKinnon
15. Ubkev (Calgary) - Claude Giroux
16. Ubkev (Pittsburgh) - Evgeni Malkin
17. Eleven Nfreemen (Winnipeg) - Erik Karlsson
18. Dudacek (Ottawa) - Drew Doughty
19. Taro (Detroit) - Jamie Benn
20. JJ (Minnesota) - Vladimir Tarasenko
21. Derrico (NYI) - PK Subban
22. Whisky (Washington) - Logan Couture
23. Hoss (Vancouver) - Ryan Getzlaf
24. Hoss (Chicago) - Carey Price
25. Liger (Nashville) - Filip Forsberg
26. Thorny (Tampa) - Anze Kopitar
27. 3Putt (St. Louis) - Sean Monahan
28. Flagg (Anaheim) - Patrice Bergeron
29. Flagg (Montreal) - Oliver Ekman-Larson
30. TrueBlue (NYR) - Alex PietrangeloSecond Round picks
31. TrueBlue - Pavel Datsyuk
32. Qwk - Duncan Keith
33. Qwk - Zach Parise
34. 3Putt - Jakub Voracek
35. Thorny - Taylor Hall
36. Liger - Joe Pavelski
37. Hoss - Tyler Johnson
38. Hoss - Roman Josi
39. Whisky - Zemgus Girgensons
40. Derrico - Matt Duchene
41. JJ - Evander Kane
42. Taro - Victor Hedman
43. Dudacek - Gabriel Landeskog
44. Freeman - Dustin Byfuglien
45. Ubkev - Ryan Kesler
46. Ubkev - Ryan McDonagh
47. Taro - Henrik Lundqvist
48. 3Putt - Blake Wheeler
49. Whisky - Ryan O'Reilly
50. TrueBlue - Marian Hossa
51. Derrico - Patrick Sharp
52. Thorny - Rick Nash
53. WildCard - Eric Staal
54. Eleven - Sam Reinhart
55. Dudacek - Ryan Suter
56. Flagg - Max Pacioretty
57. JJ - Aleksander Barkov
58. Liger - Nikita Kucherov
59. Flagg - Brent Seabrook
60. WildCard - Tyler Toffoli
Third Round picks:61. WildCard (Buffalo) - Hampus Lindholm62. Randall Flagg (Arizona) - Jordan Eberle
63. Liger (Edmonton) - Keith Yandle
64. JJ (Toronto) - Aaron Ekblad
65. Flagg (Carolina) - Kevin Shattenkirk
66. Dudacek (New Jersey) - Phil Kessel
67. Eleven (Philly) - Dougie Hamilton
68. WildCard (Columbus) - Jaden Schwartz
69. Thorny (San Jose) - Mark Stone
70. Derrico (Colorado) - Seth Jones
71. TrueBlue (Florida) - Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
72. Whisky (Dallas) - Kris Letang
73. 3Putt (LA) - James Van Reimsdyk
74. Taro (Boston) - Ondrej Palat
75. Ubkev (Calgary) - Brandon Saad
76. Ubkev (Pittsburgh) - Jakub Silfverberg
77. Nfreemen (Winnipeg) - Kris Kreider
78. Dudacek (Ottawa) - Jonathan Quick
79. Taro (Detroit) - Wayne Simmonds
80. JJ (Minnesota) - Tyler Ennis
81. Derrico (NYI) - David Krejci
82. Whisky (Washington) - Ryan Ellis
83. Hoss (Vancouver) - Henrik Sedin
84. Hoss (Chicago) - Daniel Sedin
85. Liger (Nashville) - Pekka Rinne
86. Thorny (Tampa) - Jonathan Drouin
87. 3Putt (St. Louis) - Jeff Carter
88. Qwk (Anaheim) - Corey Schneider
89. Qwk (Montreal) - Kyle Okposo
90. TrueBlue (NYR) - John CarlsonRound four
91. TrueBlue - Henrik Zetterberg
92. Qwk - Jason Spezza
93. Qwk - Brent Burns
94. 3Putt - Kyle Turris
95. Thorny - John Klingberg
96. Liger - Jonathan Huberdeau
97. Hoss - Johnny Gaudreau
98. Hoss - Nick Foligno
99. Whisky - Nick Leddy
100. Derrico - Rasmus Ristolainen
101. JJ - Marc-Edouard Vlasic
102. Taro - Sam Bennett
103. Dudacek - Jacob Trouba
104. Freeman - Tuukka Rask
105. Ubkev - Matt Niskanen
106. Ubkev - Thomas Tatar
107. Taro - Mark Schiefele
108. 3Putt - Mark Giordano
109. Whisky - Niklas Kronwall
110. TrueBlue - Derrick Brassard
111. Derrico - Jeff Skinner
112. Thorny - Tyson Barrie
113. WildCard - Noah Hanifin
114. Eleven - Brendan Gallagher
115. Dudacek - David Backes
116. Flagg - Gustav Nyquist
117. JJ - Andrew Ladd
118. Liger - Justin Faulk
119. Flagg - Niklas Hjalmarsson
120. WildCard - Jake MuzzinRound five:
121. WildCard (Buffalo) - Curtis Lazar
122. Randall Flagg (Arizona) - Bobby Ryan
123. Liger (Edmonton) - Zach Bogosian
124. JJ (Toronto) - Patrick Hornqvist
125. Flagg (Carolina) - Sami Vatanen
126. Dudacek (New Jersey) - Milan Lucic
127. Eleven (Philly) - Adam Larsson
128. WildCard (Columbus) - Ben Bishop
129. Thorny (San Jose) - Brayden Holtby
130. Derrico (Colorado) - Corey Crawford
131. TrueBlue (Florida) - Anton Stralman
132. Whisky (Dallas) - Jason Pominville
133. 3Putt (LA) - Sergei Bobrovsky
134. Taro (Boston) - Erik Johnson
135. Ubkev (Calgary) - Cam Fowler
136. Ubkev (Pittsburgh) - Valeri Nichushkin
137. Nfreemen (Winnipeg) - Ryan Callahan
138. Dudacek (Ottawa) - Tyler Myers
139. Taro (Detroit) - Andrej Sekera
140. JJ (Minnesota) - Brandon Pirri
141. Derrico (NYI) - Darnell Nurse
142. Whisky (Washington) - Thomas Vanek
143. Hoss (Vancouver) - Derek Stepan
144. Hoss (Chicago) - TJ Brodie
145. Liger (Nashville) - Joe Thornton
146. Thorny (Tampa) - Jiri Hudler
147. 3Putt (St. Louis) - Roberto Luongo
148. Qwk (Anaheim) - Alex Steen
149. Qwk (Montreal) - Jarome Iginla
150. TrueBlue (NYR) - Justin WilliamsRound Six:
151. TrueBlue - Nick Bjugstad
152. Qwk - Elias Lindholm
153. Qwk - Johnny Boychuk
154. 3Putt - Mark Streit
155. Thorny - Nail Yakupov
156. Liger - Braydon Coburn
157. Hoss - Bryan Little
158. Hoss - Morgan Reilly
159. Whisky - Mats Zuccarello
160. Derrico - Anthony Mantha
161. JJ - James Neal
162. Taro - Nino Neiderreiter
163. Dudacek - Jordan Staal
164. Freeman - Brad Marchand
165. Ubkev - Jaromir Jagr
166. Ubkev - Alex Killorn
167. Taro - Mikhail Girgorenko
168. 3Putt - Jim Cornelison
169. Whisky - Dylan Strome
170. TrueBlue - Radim Vrbata
171. Derrico - Dylan Larkin
172. Thorny - Marcus Johanssen
173. WildCard - Mitch Marner
174. Eleven - Ilya Kovalchuk
175. Dudacek - Sean Couturier
176. Flagg -
177. JJ -
178. Liger -
179. Flagg -
180. WildCard -Flagg, JJ, Liger on the clock
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That's probably the one that ends up looking ugly.
It was just one, Minnesota's. I think this year, though it might be next.
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Another Bylsma interview. This one he gets into some more specifics about what he thinks about some of our players.
http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/bylsma-eichel-worth-the-hype/
2015 NHL Free Agency
in The Aud Club
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Is it true what I read somewhere that Ehrhoff never sold his home in Buffalo?
He didn't seem to leave here on good terms.