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Button in his comments on Shoppe and Bulldog said he could be the first goalie to go in the 1st round since 2012, however it's interesting because he was one of the few highly touted prospects to not show up for the combine.

He makes logical sense at #31. There will be more valuable commodities potentially at #21, IMO. But I love the size, mobility and what I've seen. He's passed Blackwood to me.

Heimdall prefers Caitlyn Jenner to Scarlett Johansson.

I haven't had any issues in the short time of being here. At least I don't believe I've had any of my opinions trounced on.

I complimented Darcy on moves made. And less than two weeks later he was ousted. Easily said, folly on me. I cannot think of anything else major. I thought Moulson would continue to be a 25-30 goal scorer, but you cannot fault that without a true center.

I am a huge Tim Murray fan, I like is deliberate approach in most everything. Some of his moves are questionable, but so have so many other GM's. I'm hoping we're eying Samsonov at one of our picks for goal.

Starting with something reachable right away in the 20 goal, top 6 forward. He could easily find 30 goals if he meshes with Eichel, Girgensons, or Reinhart.

The guys that I've had interest in: Neuvirth, Ramo, Frolik, Soderberg, Belesky. I'm going to stay away from the RFA' offer sheeting because that's as accurate as trade proposals. :D

If he cannot do a pull-up, he falls to 2.0 out of 2. :ph34r:

1: Why not, they're hosting as many events as they can possible in the Harbor Center and have developed the property very well. 2: DB 3: 5 4: 15% 5: Doubters, stick to the grindstone.

For the love of god. :censored: :censored: NO! :censored: :censored:

As long as his name is not John Tortorella or Claude Julien, I'm relatively fine with whomever the next bench boss is. We'll see what happens.

I highly doubt Murray would be stupid enough to make an RFA offer giving up first round picks and other assets.

Well it's not impossible I guess. If the right coach comes in and we can add a quality goaltender anything is possible I suppose. But I would say it's less than a 50/50 proposition.

I would easily take Tavares over Sidney Crosby and Ovechkin as well as Seguin over both. They are both dynamic and younger by several a handful of years.

There's also Philadelphia, San Jose, and possibly other candidates. If it were down to Buffalo and Edmonton, I will take my chances. It would be a punchers decision.

Neither. Sorry. While Strachan is an interesting case, there are others that can easily replicate his output and ability with more appeal.

And, this was a surprise. Good luck Enroth! Moving on.

Is Dylan Larkin, coming with? Then sure, I'd listen :P

I still see him being a move candidate. I thought he played at a higher level in both Buffalo and especially Rochester this season. He gets it and he's taken his instructions well. He does need to play with talent to bring out the best of his abilities. We're still only talking about a 21 year old with size and talent that you cannot just pick up. With Eichel and Reinhart in the loop it will be hard for him to get past them unless one completely busts, which seems unlikely. I could see him being involved in a trade for anything from a top 6 wing or another top four left handed defensemen. It depends on what is available this season. If he is not moved, he'll likely be moved to the wing for the short and long term if he stays in Buffalo.

They may be competing in the lottery and I can agree. It all depends on what happens between the end of the playoffs/draft time and in free agency/trade time. There are miracles every season. It would be safer to assume they will be picking in the top 10 though for sure come draft time in 2016.

Varone, is about it. Dalpe has been inconsistent trash everywhere he's been. D'Amigo is completely replaceable. Varone is a nice call up for emergency purposes and played admirably. He can be replaced, but he's the only one here I'd like to see retained.

Yeah, just a "No" was sufficient for me.

Daredevil was phenomenal. Charlie Cox, Vince D'Norfio, and Elden Nelson were awesome. It's too bad one of my more favorite characters didn't survive, but this happens.

I would assume it depends on who's available in talks and if anything goes past the "is this player available" stage. There could be a lot of teams up against the cap especially if it falls the possible 1.3M below that could have some interesting options available. Even a third line center, wing, or upside early 20's player who is not necessarily in their plans long term could work. (Not saying that the pick equates to that type of player)....Who knows. As far as Rodrigues, he had a nice season regardless of Eichel on his line, obviously that helps. There are some nice shots on net in the video packages I've seen.