[quote=Scabeh]Lindstrom, Hemming and Letourneau

Oh cool, I bet he was.

How about Faith, was she there too?
- pete26

She wasn't, he did a duet with her but it was pre-recorded, same thing with Taylor Swift and Nelly

[quote=Scabeh]Lindstrom, Hemming and Letourneau
- Symba007

What is Simon Snake Boivert's racist boy crush drops to the jets pick?

I think the Flyers are going to have to make an organizational decision on what they really want to do. They seem to be in the same position the Habs were for years... perhaps good enough to make the playoffs, but not really that good of a team overall. Resulting in them getting mid-round picks and not building up prospect pool.

Maybe they get lucky in the draft, maybe they get lucky with UFA.

So unless (when) you decide rebuilding is more important than maybe making the playoffs, you likely keep Torts for the short-term.
- Mashadar

They still have a pretty good young core, add Michkov and Bonk and they are automatically better, their center line still kinda sucks. They should go after Monahan

What is Simon Snake Boivert's racist boy crush drops to the jets pick?

- Scabeh

Conardnelly?

oh...and

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They still have a pretty good young core, add Michkov and Bonk and they are automatically better, their center line still kinda sucks. They should go after Monahan
- Fredo

They don't have enough strong core pieces to be contenders.

Even with Michkov, who might take some time before becoming a star.

Conardnelly?
- Symba007

That's the guy.

That's the guy.
- Scabeh

very talented but a real ahole it seems

He has him at #2 on his draft board I think

very talented but a real ahole it seems

He has him at #2 on his draft board I think
- Symba007

I'm not gonna laugh the idea because sometimes, Boisvert does think outside the box and ends up being right.

But considering the young man's previous antics, I'd be shocked if a team goes and picks him with a top 10 pick. Not worth the risk.

They don't have enough strong core pieces to be contenders.

Even with Michkov, who might take some time before becoming a star.
- Scabeh

Probably but they don't have not enough either. I would try to ride things out if I were them, try to pull a St-Louis blues. Even if you rebuild there's a good chance you end up like the Oilers and the Leafs.

She wasn't, he did a duet with her but it was pre-recorded, same thing with Taylor Swift and Nelly
- Fredo

Damn.


I went to Journey back in March, opening for them was Toto, they were much better, imo..

very talented but a real ahole it seems

He has him at #2 on his draft board I think
- Symba007

We are not drafting a guy named connard

Cheer on our Vegas Golden Knights
- mr.peanut

So now that you fake switched teams, you brought the playoff jinx on them ?


Fingers crossed

So now that you fake switched teams, you brought the playoff jinx on them ?


Fingers crossed
- Xizord

Shhhhh... he will become a Habs fan next....

Daily Faceoff's UFA rankings, with projections for their upcoming contracts:





it would seem Monahan has fallen quite a bit lol... 2.9M for 3 years wouldn't be a turrible deal though.
- Pat1993

somebody will give him 4m x 3

somebody will give him 4m x 3
- Xizord

Hell, that somebody could be us. He's worth it.

Hell, that somebody could be us. He's worth it.
- Scabeh

I read an article (AllHabs??) said that he's stated that he won't resign with the Habs and wants to play for a contender. Not sure how reliable those articles are?? Better chance he resigns in Winnipeg i think.

I read an article (AllHabs??) said that he's stated that he won't resign with the Habs and wants to play for a contender. Not sure how reliable those articles are?? Better chance he resigns in Winnipeg i think.
- Snots33_77

Well he said he wanted to win. So yeah, his priority is most likely going to a team that has a chance of winning.

But after we draft Celebrini, that's us baby! woo!

#Optobus
#WinningTheLottery
#ISlippedGaryA20$

I read an article (AllHabs??) said that he's stated that he won't resign with the Habs and wants to play for a contender. Not sure how reliable those articles are?? Better chance he resigns in Winnipeg i think.
- Snots33_77

I'm a fan, but it is time to move on from Monahan (or thoughts of brining him back)... unless they somehow miraculously also get rid of Anderson and Dvorak first.

Well he said he wanted to win. So yeah, his priority is most likely going to a team that has a chance of winning.

But after we draft Celebrini, that's us baby! woo!

#Optobus
#WinningTheLottery
#ISlippedGaryA20$
- Scabeh

Well he said he wanted to win. So yeah, his priority is most likely going to a team that has a chance of winning.

But after we draft Celebrini, that's us baby! woo!

#Optobus
#WinningTheLottery
#ISlippedGaryA20$
- Scabeh

Well he said he wanted to win. So yeah, his priority is most likely going to a team that has a chance of winning.

But after we draft Celebrini, that's us baby! woo!

#Optobus
#WinningTheLottery
#ISlippedGaryA20$
- Scabeh

You made a mistake of slipping him a #20 Canadian bill.

The National Hockey League announced today the start time for the 2024 NHL Draft Lottery, set for 6:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday, May 7, at NHL Network’s Secaucus, N.J., studio, ahead of the Second Round Game 2 between the Carolina Hurricanes and New York Rangers. As previously announced, the event will be broadcast live on ESPN, Sportsnet and TVA Sports.

McKenzie's Draft Ranking: An 'unpredictable ride' after Celebrini


1. Macklin Celebrini
2. Ivan Demidov
3. Anton Silayev
4. Artyom Levshunov
5. Cayden Lindstrom
6. Sam Richardinson
7. Zayne Parekh
8. Zeev Buium
9. Konsta Helenius
10. Tij Iginla
11. Berkly Catton
12. Carter Yakemchuk
13. Cole Eiserman
14. Beckett Sennecke
15. Trevor Connelly


It would be a misnomer to say there’s no consensus to be found in these rankings.

Demidov, for example, had nine scouts place him firmly amongst the top five prospects in the draft; Silayev, Levshunov and Lindstrom each had eight votes in the top five.

But as you drill down on the numbers, there appears to be a wider divergence of opinion than we usually see within the top five, and the bandwidth between Nos. 6 to 15 appears to be a lot tighter than we’ve seen before.

To wit: Five scouts had Demidov as the No. 2 prospect behind Celebrini but five others — three for Levshunov and two for Silayev — saw it differently.

Six prospects got votes at No. 3 — Silayev (three); Demidov and Lindstrom (two each) and one apiece for Levshunov, Parekh and Helenius.

There were eight — eight! — prospects who got votes in the No. 4 slot — two each for Silayev and Lindstrom and one apiece for Demidov, Levshunov, Parekh, Richardinson, Buium and Yakemchuk.

And seven prospects garnered No. 5 votes — Levshunov (three); Lindstrom (two) and one apiece for Demidov, Richardinson, Sennecke and Yakemchuk.

It was like that all the way through the rest of the top 10 slots — six prospects split the No. 6 votes; seven prospects divvied up the No. 7 votes; six prospects at No. 8; seven at No. 9; and eight at No. 10.

The five prospects ranked from Nos. 11 to 15 “earned” those spots, relative to the 10 ahead of them, but there were some notable asterisks amongst them.

Yakemchuk, for example, is a consensus No. 12 but had two top-five votes; Eiserman slots in at No. 13 but three scouts had him firmly in their top 10; Sennecke is No. 14 but had one top-five vote and two more in the top 10.

Hell, that somebody could be us. He's worth it.
- Scabeh

I dont think so

UNLESS, he able to dump Dvorak somewhere before