That’s pretty much assured.
2023 Draft and UFA Thread
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Red will be a nice top 4 , Habs need better
Mailloux has a higher upside , take Barlow
2 way beast with size and hands , Brady Tkatchuk clone
wiseguy1
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Journal de Montreal top ten, with detailed analyses.
MON4NHLTOR4MLB
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I think if that happens they package the late pick for something or to move up to 18-25 range.
lecoqsportif
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These scores for “Force Physique” partly explain the Slafkovsky pick.
Habsy
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Those scores are stupid really. You have players ranked 10 close to third. Meh.
WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou
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Mostly Leroux knows how not to be late for any meals or snacks.Leroux knows his shit but take this for what it's worth
Stéphane Leroux a dévoilé une bombe concernant Matvei Michkov et le Canadien
À l'émission On Jase, Stéphane Leroux a fait une déclaration majeure concernant Matvei Michkov et les Canadiens de Montréal.www.letsgohabs.com
WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou
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If we don't get 1 or 2 and wind up moving into 6th ot 7th just trade the pick for Lafrenière and be done with it.
he's lost weight like you have
GrandWazoo
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No Benson?
too many small players
Habsy
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Yeah Benson is not the guy to add smallness. Bedard or Michkov however...
GGpX
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I don't like to play the size game, but besides Bedard/Michkov, I'm not interested in drafting Benson/Cristall with our first pick.
You can have some small players, but we're about at the point where we can't really have any more. Caufield, Gallagher, RHP, Farrell, there's probably already one too many in that group. I grant you that by the time we're actually competitive, Gallagher's contract will be up, or almost up, and it's TBD if Farrell/RHP make it as everyday NHLers, we'll see.
If we're lucky enough to draft Bedard, two of those players need to be traded. You can win with Bedard/Gallagher(RHP?)/Caufield, but you need some size around them. The easiest place to find player that usually have size & skill is early in the first round. There's a bunch of players that are average to above average size available.
If you look at the remaining teams in the playoffs:
Las Vegas: 2 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. One player 5'9" or less.
Deadmonton: 3 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. One player 5'9" or less.
Dallas: 6 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year, but besides Domi they're all 5'11.
Seattle: 6 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. One player 5'9" or less.
Carolina: 6 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. No players below 5'10"
New Joizy: 4 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. No players below 5'10"
Florida: 4 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. One player 5'9" or less.
Toronto: 2 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. No players below 5'10"
When I look at the Habs, we have Suzuki, Gallagher, Farrell, RHP and Harris who are probably all on the opening day roster next year. There's a good chance all of them are going to be on this team for the foreseeable future.
Of our prospects of note: Hutson, Mesar, Kidney, Beck, Mysak, Simoneau, Rohrer, they're all sub-6'.
We need more prospects with size, especially forwards. And in the top-10, there's a bunch of them available.
With our late first, I don't care. It's a lottery pick.
You can have some small players, but we're about at the point where we can't really have any more. Caufield, Gallagher, RHP, Farrell, there's probably already one too many in that group. I grant you that by the time we're actually competitive, Gallagher's contract will be up, or almost up, and it's TBD if Farrell/RHP make it as everyday NHLers, we'll see.
If we're lucky enough to draft Bedard, two of those players need to be traded. You can win with Bedard/Gallagher(RHP?)/Caufield, but you need some size around them. The easiest place to find player that usually have size & skill is early in the first round. There's a bunch of players that are average to above average size available.
If you look at the remaining teams in the playoffs:
Las Vegas: 2 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. One player 5'9" or less.
Deadmonton: 3 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. One player 5'9" or less.
Dallas: 6 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year, but besides Domi they're all 5'11.
Seattle: 6 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. One player 5'9" or less.
Carolina: 6 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. No players below 5'10"
New Joizy: 4 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. No players below 5'10"
Florida: 4 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. One player 5'9" or less.
Toronto: 2 players that are less than 6' that played 1 game with them all year. No players below 5'10"
When I look at the Habs, we have Suzuki, Gallagher, Farrell, RHP and Harris who are probably all on the opening day roster next year. There's a good chance all of them are going to be on this team for the foreseeable future.
Of our prospects of note: Hutson, Mesar, Kidney, Beck, Mysak, Simoneau, Rohrer, they're all sub-6'.
We need more prospects with size, especially forwards. And in the top-10, there's a bunch of them available.
With our late first, I don't care. It's a lottery pick.
BARLOW
lecoqsportif
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Reach at 5 or 6?