If you've got to trade up, do it! And, right now I'd have to consider most of our players being included in a deal. This is where I'd target my top 2 picks this draft. If it were me drafting, I'd look at the organization and notice we have a lot of defensemen and wings, we need true centers, especially with some size. After 20, Kesler, Boyle and Perry were taken. Several #1 Cs were taken after the 1st round in '03, including Bergeron, Backes, Pavelski. In '03, it was tough to find a bust in the 1st round, thought the Rangers found one at 12, and Edmonton did at 22. Boy, wouldn't it be nice to be 20 again? Maybe that's our lucky number draft spot! I'd also compare it with '15 where we got Ek at 20. In that draft, we were 20th and took Burns. It is supposed to be competitive with the '03 draft of 20 years ago. Bankier has played LW the last couple of games I've noticed. Kamloops drops both games 0-2, Bankier scores, Masters -2. Winnipeg is up 2-0 with a Lambos apple, +2.
Bring up Iowa guys as needed and get rid of non-performing players from this year.ĬHL Update-Spacek scores!!!! Sherbrooke takes both games on the road for 2-0 lead. I know the owner wants to win and get to the playoffs so he can break even financially, but maybe he needs to tap into his wife's trust fund for a couple years and let the team do a rebuild. The cap is going to be a killer for the next two years. When your PK is great then is terrible after losing two players, you may have a problem. When your PP can't score for half a season yet you change nothing, you may have a problem. When no player in the room can stand up and say "get on my back boys, we are going to win" (as Kirby Puckett did in the WS), you may have a problem. When none of your centers can win a face-off, you may have an issue. When half the defensemen on the team suck, you may have an issue. The team has too much dead weight playing. Also, does anyone not think that referees are humans too? If you are constantly being yelled at or sworn at by a coach and his players, are you going to give the benefit of the doubt to that team? I think not,
There have been zero schematic changes in the playoffs when stuff isn't working. First, how do you keep a coach (and staff) who is 0-forever in playoffs. I have given too much thought on what is wrong with the Wild.
The Rangers have the pressure on them to not waste another year of commitment to their current core of players. We have another Game 7 on Monday night and it is the New Jersey Devils and New York Rangers battling out to face the Carolina Hurricanes.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs won their first playoff series since 2004 and will be taking on the Florida Panthers in Round 2, who just ousted the historic Boston Bruins. What an incredibly eventful and entertaining weekend of playoff hockey. The Wild's playoff exits have now become predictable and stale. Instead of going all-in on any of their recent seasons, this management group led by GM Bill Guerin is taking the long-term approach and are not even close to what they consider as their competitive peak. It wasn't the Wild's year and it wasn't really meant to be. This is the team the Wild were meant to and wanted to be. Success is hard to define in the NHL but the Wild certainly don't quite have a grasp on it yet.
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So, what now? There will be a summer full of speculation, trade rumors, some transactions, and general questions as to what this team can actually be.
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