Buds Board Keepers League

sgupca wroteCOLONoh, i also like Gudbranson, so don't go trading for the 7th thinking you'll get him....lol

if he's around at 6 he'll probably be my guy.


i forgot to add him to my list of players i'm targetting.

bills09 wroteCOLONno hype for Tarasenko in bbkl

facey wroteCOLONweird that there is no hype... too bad he'll be gone @ # 3.
:66

facey wroteCOLONwhen your as good as I am... you get to pick first. twice.

bcool wroteCOLON

sgupca wroteCOLONoh, i also like Gudbranson, so don't go trading for the 7th thinking you'll get him....lol

if he's around at 6 he'll probably be my guy.


i forgot to add him to my list of players i'm targetting.

Good work everyone, you deterred him away from taking Nino at 6.

sgupca wroteCOLONmaybe this year your team will make the playoffs

sgupca wroteCOLON

bcool wroteCOLON

sgupca wroteCOLONoh, i also like Gudbranson, so don't go trading for the 7th thinking you'll get him....lol

if he's around at 6 he'll probably be my guy.


i forgot to add him to my list of players i'm targetting.

Good work everyone, you deterred him away from taking Nino at 6.

i have about 5 guys i want with that pick....lol

i won't make up my mind until i'm on the clock

Snipeshow wroteCOLONIs it the Entry Draft yet?

Nighthock wroteCOLON

Snipeshow wroteCOLONIs it the Entry Draft yet?

Yes. Make your pick already, slow ass ...

Nighthock wroteCOLONThe draft is actually at Staples this year and I was thinking of going ... the only problem is I have no clue where to get tickets. Do I even need tickets? I can't find where to get them anywhere ...

EDIT: Nevermind ... https://oss.ticketmaster.com/html/group ... ustomerID=

In an exclusive interview with THN, agent J.P. Barry revealed that he and his agency, CAA, have parted ways with mercurial Russian prospect Kirill Kabanov.

“It just wasn’t a fit,” Barry said. “We wish him the best, but we advised him to seek other representation.”

Kabanov was only with the firm for a couple months, but in that time Barry (who represents Evgeni Malkin, among other NHL stars) helped guide the talented left winger through the NHL Draft Combine process, which included many interviews with teams curious about what they could expect from a player who had run-ins with the Kontinental League, the Quebec League’s Moncton Wildcats and the Russian World Under-18 Championship team.

Amidst all those burnt bridges this season, Kabanov’s stock for the 2010 draft plummeted from the top five to perhaps somewhere in the second or third round by now. THN’s Draft Preview ranked him No. 38 this year.

Still, the kid can produce on the ice. In an injury-shortened season with Moncton, Kabanov put up 23 points in 22 games. Nevertheless, his penchant for rubbing coaches and management the wrong way has gotten him in trouble numerous times.