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Benjo wrote:The big question is if this extended break is just the thing they needed. Last season they were clearly still gassed from the long finals run which has included nagging injuries for many of our players. Currently we only have 2 players playing overseas which I believe shows how much the boys needed a good break.
I do believe they will suck terribly the first month back thanks to the accumulation of rust and relaxing for months. After that it should be back to business as usual, maybe not a Presidents trophy due to the shortened season and terrible first month but they should still be a division winning team, possibly competing with Minnesota for the division crown.
Tiger wrote: Defence ? no Salo ,, no Ohlund.. looking for salvation by a fringe NHL/AHL Kassian ( yeah he might be good )... and the Dude is right.. not much depth or prospects.
Blob Mckenzie wrote:I believe that hf ranked Canucks prospects around 25th back then when they were easily mid pack. I have tried to engage the dude on this subject but he turtles like Matt Cooke and I understand why . He puts a lot of stock into what hf says for rerasons only known to himself.
Blob Mckenzie wrote:The assheads who write for hockeysfure are not FUCKING scouts and they are as qualified to comment on hockey prospects as I am to be a fucking astronaut.
Blob Mckenzie wrote:Dude puts a lot of stock into what hf says for reasons only known to himself.
Success rate of first-round draft picks
•Of the 494 career players drafted in the 1990s, 160 were selected in the first round.
•Of those 160 career players, over half have played more than 500 NHL games.
•Among the older players (those drafted from 1990 to 1994), six first-round picks have made it to 1,000 games. Another couple of dozen are still active and within reach of 1,000.
•Based on the 1990s sample, a first-round draft pick has a 63 percent chance of being a career player.
Results can vary widely from year to year:
•The 1993 NHL Draft produced 22 career players from 26 first-round picks.
•In 1999, less than half of the first-round selections went on to become career players (12 out of 28).
Beyond the first round.
This is where the NHL dream begins to fade in a hurry:
•From 1990 to 1999, about one-quarter of the players selected in the second round turned into NHL career players.
Those drafted in the third round and beyond are really up against it.
•From over 2,000 players selected in the third round and beyond during 1990s, just 261 made it as NHL career players. That's about 12 percent.
Benjo wrote:lf.
Tiger wrote:looking for salvation by a fringe NHL/AHL Kassian ( yeah he might be good )... and the Dude is right.. not much depth or prospects.
Blob Mckenzie wrote:
I believe that hf ranked Canucks prospects around 25th back then when they were easily mid pack. I have tried to engage the dude on this subject but he turtles like Matt Cooke and I understand why . He puts a lot of stock into what hf says for reasons only known to himself.
RoyalDude wrote:If Boston can draft Krejci, Lucic, Bergeron and Marchand outside the 1st round over a short time span, ain't no fucking reason why Gillis cannot at least find one good player.
Island Nucklehead wrote:RoyalDude wrote:If Boston can draft Krejci, Lucic, Bergeron and Marchand outside the 1st round over a short time span, ain't no fucking reason why Gillis cannot at least find one good player.
Which one of these guys should Gillis have drafted?
Blob Mckenzie wrote:Blob Mckenzie wrote:
I believe that hf ranked Canucks prospects around 25th back then when they were easily mid pack. I have tried to engage the dude on this subject but he turtles like Matt Cooke and I understand why . He puts a lot of stock into what hf says for reasons only known to himself.
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Sigh...........Matt Cooke AKA the TURTLE ONCE AGAIN chooses to cowardly run away from YOURS TRULY.......oh it's true
UMMMM EXCUSE ME BIKERDUDE but your attention to this matter is appreciated by the PEOPLES POSTER.
ME THINKS you been spending too much time in the lair of a ceratin MALE to FEMALE bicycle rider. Tell me DUDE did you get the handlebar ride or did (S)HE ?????
RoyalDude wrote:The record shows so let him take the blows. He deserves massive untoward criticism around these parts.
Island Nucklehead wrote:I think the record shows that Gillis wins Presidents Trophy's.
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