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Hutson gonna be a beast
I think sabres are gonna make the 1st wild card spot this year. Sabres🔛🔝
Detroit should be on this list.
Where’s Chicago. I thought Bedard and Moore would really make there prospect pool amazing. They also have Lukas Reichel, and Kevin Korchinski.
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sabres pool>>>>
The Blue Jackets have been very shrewd when it Comes to drafting. The club got off on the wrong foot when Doug MacLean was allowed to mismanage the team its first ten years. MacLean blames ownership, but he should look in the mirror. His record, especially whe it came to the draft was abysmal. Every club made out in 2003 draft- except Columbus. Look up the first round for proof Mac Lean did himself one better a year later when he wasted an entire draft (11 picks). Only 4 ever played in the NHL. One played in 3 games, another played in 4 games, another played in 86 games and the final one, Grant Clitsome, his 11th and final pick played in 200 games. In 2007 Maclean was mercifully fired. Enter Scott Howson.
Howson was an improvement over MacLean. He tried building a team while cleaning up MacLean's mess. He finally got the team in the playoffs in 2009, but his undoing was two bad trades. First he traded Jakub Voracek to Philadelphia along with three high draft picks for Jeff Carter. carter did everything he could to get traded. He bad mouthed the city, the team and the fans. When he was finally traded to Los Angeles, the Jackets couldn't get full value for him because the situation had become so desperate. Then when Howson traded Rick Nash in an attempt to improve the team, he didn't get full value. Exit Howson, enter Kekalainen.
Jarmo Kekalainen began by building a team from what Howson had left behind, while putting his own mark on the team, Because the team was relatively competitive, they didn't draft very high, qualifying for the playoffs the first year but losing to the eventual Cup champions in the first round. The Jackets would also return to the Playoffs 4 more consecutive years (2017 through 2020). The Jackets lost to the eventual Cup champions in 3 of those 4 years, the other year, they lost to Boston who lost in the finals. So Kekalainen began a teardown of the Jackets. With one exception (Boone Jenner) every player on the current roster is a player Kekalainen either drafted, signed or traded for. The Jackets have never had anything close to this much talent in their pipeline.
In closing, consider these moves as examples. In 2019, with only two picks in the draft, Jarmo swapped a higher pick for two lower picks and was able to draft Dimitry Voronkov. Voronkov will make his CBJ debut this year after an outstanding career in the KHL. Then in this year's draft, the Jackets traded their 7th round pick in the 2024 draft to Vegas for the final pick in the draft. The CBJ realized that Tyler Peddle, the 76th ranked North American skater had not been taken. If he went undrafted, he would go back into next year's draft, where he was projected to go anywhere from a low 2nd round pick to a high 4th. Columbus used the final pick in the draft acquired from Vegas to select Peddle. Not bad trading a 7th round pick for a guy who go several rounds higher.
As a Red Wings fan I was fully not expecting us on this list for top 5. The Athletic has us ranked #4 but I do not see it as Detroit has a glaring lack of top flite scoring forward(s). I think SY has drafted well with getting taller guys with larger projectable frame, also need more dynamic skaters even though adding ASP helps a lot.
We seem stockpiled at defense prospects, but are adding more? and seem to have enough young goalies that were mostly absent 3 years ago.
Hmm, Sabres list omits 2023 1st round pick Juri Kulich who scored 24 goals in the AHL as an 18 year old, then 11 points in 12 playoff games. No 18 year old has done anything like that in 40 years. He should be ranked ahead of Savoie.
Sabres have 3 more 1st rounders NOT on this list: Ryan Johnson, Izak Rosen, and Noah Ostlund. They also have several Russian high picks signed for the AHL next year. 5th may not be high enough.
CBJ CBJ CBJ!!!
Unfortunately for the Sabres and fans. Quinn will unfortunately miss half the season with a ruptured Achilles Tendon
feel like arizona is to low. Guenther, Cooley,Geekie,Maccelli, Söderström.
Bader says "…before they start to become a winning team and their best prospects become full-time NHLers." But Quinn, Peterka and Power were FULL-TIME players, playing 75-79 games last season. He says Drysdale has 'aged out' at 21 but York is 22. wth? His definition of 'prospects' is dubious.
In your screenshot, the Sabres are 3, 6, 0, and -2 spots better than the Ducks in those columns, respectively. So why are they ranked lower?
Funny the athletic has Minnesota first
Sabres seem to get penalized for having 3 prospects in the NHL, but swap out Power, Peterka, and Quinn with Kulich, Rosen, Richard, Strbak, Wahlburg, Ostland, Nadeau, R. Johnson, Kisakov, or Novikov and their top 5 is just as strong. Sabres are better than 5th in the league