Fair Deals Steve wroteCOLONJeff Skinner was drafted 7th overall, gosh nick
the pick is 6th.
Fair Deals Steve wroteCOLONJeff Skinner was drafted 7th overall, gosh nick
it would be nice if some of the other bottom teams took note of this, it woudln't take long to flip your team around if everyone hung unto their picksShoalzie wroteCOLONInteresting to see contenders in the West pay big prices to go after the quality talent at the top of this draft. This is why hanging onto your 1st rounder until after the season is so much more fruitful because I wouldn't have gotten a guy like Ekman-Larsson from a contending team in the midst of a playoff push. Teams won't give up players that are helping them win in-season for a draft pick no matter how good it is.
At this point in the game, you'll have a guy you really like at your pick until someone pays you so much that you'd want to move out of that spot. I was pretty much torn between Jones, Barkov and Drouin at #2 but couldn't pass on the deal with Steve. Pete and Shook have done a nice job flipping high picks for very useful assets. And Pete is still going to be able to snag Barkov at 4...he's done a great job with his high picks. This was the year to have multiple high picks.
i fully agree with this but... i have to make the same mistake too for cap reasonsMSP4LYFE wroteCOLONI'm not sure why anyone would trade a proven stud for a pick that may or may not end up being a proven stud in 2-3 years, but what do I know?
I also won't trade skinner for burns for what it is worth.gooker wroteCOLONso then why was up and newly re-reformed forward brent burns who was ppg as fwd last yr + more h2h than skinner rejected straight up