2019 NHL ENTRY DRAFT - Vancouver

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Cherry Picker wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 4:06 pm Hughes was a good pick but the Canucks didn’t fill their two biggest needs for prospect depth. They still need a top line left winger and a top pairing right shot defenseman. If they could trade next years 1st and other assets for Brady Tkachuk and Noah Dobson, they should.
Why would NYI and Ottawa do this?
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Reefer2 wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 4:22 pm How would you feel if the Canucks trade their pick on draft day for young <22 player that fills a positional need and could be considered a top 6 forward or top 4 defender?

Or do we want to make the pick and have the crowd cheer?
Keep the pick. For fuck sakes keep the pick
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No way. We're likely to have another high pick next June in a draft deep with centers.

Keep the pick. Centers are the most valuable commodity. Try to get a right-handed, top-pairing Dman from later in the draft.
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Blob Mckenzie wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 4:49 pm
Reefer2 wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 4:22 pm How would you feel if the Canucks trade their pick on draft day for young <22 player that fills a positional need and could be considered a top 6 forward or top 4 defender?

Or do we want to make the pick and have the crowd cheer?
Keep the pick. For fuck sakes keep the pick
No doubt. If you’re trading your 1st on the draft floor in your own city a top 6 or top 4 are insufficient. Top 3 or top 2 or starter, are minimum acceptable returns.
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Struggling to get a feel of where the Canucks will be picking in the 2019 draft. I really like the two WHL D-men - Byram and Robertson. Also liked Cozens at Hlinka and Lavoie at the Summer showcase. Krebs not sure we need his type of game. I know nothing about Newhooks game. Also liked Dach’s game.

Gotta think we are a lottery team again which means more goodness added to an already excellent prospect pool. Good times ahead
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Blob Mckenzie wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 4:49 pm
Reefer2 wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 4:22 pm How would you feel if the Canucks trade their pick on draft day for young <22 player that fills a positional need and could be considered a top 6 forward or top 4 defender?

Or do we want to make the pick and have the crowd cheer?
Keep the pick. For fuck sakes keep the pick
I am 100% in agreement, just wondered how everyone would feel if they did trade it. So much talk about Aqua wants to win now could mean a trade. JB also (as others have said) marched to his own drum.
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Hank wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 3:39 pm
Hockey Widow wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 2:39 pm There must be some astrological phenomena happening right now. The alignment of Dude and Blob. Is Dude in the House of Blob or is Blob in the House of Dude? Is one ascendant and the other descendent?

Whatever it is, we have seen historically it passes and chaos derision returns. About now they begin the role reversal.
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The anticipation of EP coming, another year of Brock and maybe a few surprises like Juolevi, Hockey_Gaud and Demko, seeing Hughes perform so well... it's definitely been a nice change from the doom and gloom. Yeah, we're still going to struggle this year, but... Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.

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As part of kicking off next year’s ticket drive I have heard that the Canucks want to have some sort of draft weekend part(ies). I imagine that will include having at least one 1st round pick. I can’t see Benning going into a home draft by trading his 1st. I’m with Blob, and many others, I’d love to see him get at least one more 1st rounder which means at the very least Tanev goes.

We really don’t have anything, that we want to part with, that will bring back another lottery pick though. But if he could get 1-2 more picks between 16-31 to go along with our own pick it would make for an exciting draft. Last time we had the draft here we traded for Luongo. Gotta top that one.

I’m planning to go to the draft next year, doubt I’ll get picked though.
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Hockey Widow wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 2:39 pm

Whatever it is, we have seen historically it passes and chaos derision returns. About now they begin the role reversal.
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I’d imagine the Dude will be rolling to the draft in style. Prefuel at the Astoria with his posse and paint the town red.
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I went to the draft in 1990 at the old Coliseum. Man, that was a lot of fun.

It was such a deep first round. We had 3 picks and I was so pumped afterwards. Well, we know how that turned out.
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Hockey Widow wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 8:29 pm As part of kicking off next year’s ticket drive I have heard that the Canucks want to have some sort of draft weekend part(ies). I imagine that will include having at least one 1st round pick. I can’t see Benning going into a home draft by trading his 1st. I’m with Blob, and many others, I’d love to see him get at least one more 1st rounder which means at the very least Tanev goes.

We really don’t have anything, that we want to part with, that will bring back another lottery pick though. But if he could get 1-2 more picks between 16-31 to go along with our own pick it would make for an exciting draft. Last time we had the draft here we traded for Luongo. Gotta top that one.

I’m planning to go to the draft next year, doubt I’ll get picked though.
Need Tanev to have career year and an injury free one

Need Juolevi to show up to make Tanev/Edler expendable

Need Hughes to have an amazing sophomore college year and WJC

If we are going to trade one of Tanev or Edler. Only one of these two will land you a first rounder at the TDL if the stars align
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I think both Tanev and Edler could land first rounders if they stay healthy. Thing is if you deal both a bottom 3 D (at best) would then easily become far and away the leagues worst. It could take years to build it back up.

I’m fine dealing one but the other has to stay
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RoyalDude wrote: Mon Aug 13, 2018 7:33 am
Hockey Widow wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 8:29 pm As part of kicking off next year’s ticket drive I have heard that the Canucks want to have some sort of draft weekend part(ies). I imagine that will include having at least one 1st round pick. I can’t see Benning going into a home draft by trading his 1st. I’m with Blob, and many others, I’d love to see him get at least one more 1st rounder which means at the very least Tanev goes.

We really don’t have anything, that we want to part with, that will bring back another lottery pick though. But if he could get 1-2 more picks between 16-31 to go along with our own pick it would make for an exciting draft. Last time we had the draft here we traded for Luongo. Gotta top that one.

I’m planning to go to the draft next year, doubt I’ll get picked though.
Need Tanev to have career year and an injury free one

Need Juolevi to show up to make Tanev/Edler expendable

Need Hughes to have an amazing sophomore college year and WJC

If we are going to trade one of Tanev or Edler. Only one of these two will land you a first rounder at the TDL if the stars align
The other option would be to trade a recent draft pick. Someone like Virtanen or Gaudette or Tryamkin could be dangled to turn a 3rd rounder into a mid first, and those types of deals could happen quickly in the lead-up to the draft or even on the draft floor. Start something around Juolevi and you might be able to get into the top-10.

Not that I think that's terribly advisable from a long-term organizational depth standpoint, but if they're looking to make a splash on the draft floor that would be one way to do it.

Although I expect us to be firmly in lottery territory, if the Canucks can even do what the Islanders did in Dallas (walking out with Dobson and Wahlstrom), I think we'd be very happy.
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Blob Mckenzie wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 4:48 pm
Cherry Picker wrote: Sun Aug 12, 2018 4:06 pm Hughes was a good pick but the Canucks didn’t fill their two biggest needs for prospect depth. They still need a top line left winger and a top pairing right shot defenseman. If they could trade next years 1st and other assets for Brady Tkachuk and Noah Dobson, they should.
Why would NYI and Ottawa do this?
If Ottawa loses Karlsson for nothing (or only gets a 2nd for negotiating rights), plus they lose their lotto pick, they will be desperate to add a 1st.

Plus they only have 6 forwards signed through next season - and 2 of those are MacArthur and Bobby Ryan.

Problem is, I wouldn't trade a top-6 pick for Tkachuk, and they have nothing to add to the deal. No picks, no prospects, no roster players. Nonetheless, I could see Ottawa making a move so long as they net more assets in prospects and picks than they give up in Tkachuk.

I can't see NYI trading Dobson though. Then again, I didn't foresee Lou trading the Horvat pick for a backup goalie, so anything can happen.

But while I can see it being worthwhile to exploit Ottawa's vulnerability to try to get Tkachuk for a steal (particularly if the Canucks wind up with a mid-1st pick), I wouldn't want to pay NYI's price for Dobson.
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