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mikey287 wrote:Kuhnhackl. He's in the 10-15 area, he's not really that good. This top-10 is more well done than some other teams (like Dallas...woof). Tiny bit surprised Tangradi (unless he doesn't count) and Blueger didn't make the cut...
steelhammer wrote:mikey287 wrote:Kuhnhackl. He's in the 10-15 area, he's not really that good. This top-10 is more well done than some other teams (like Dallas...woof). Tiny bit surprised Tangradi (unless he doesn't count) and Blueger didn't make the cut...
Blueger? For what, winning a puck handling drill?
mikey287 wrote:steelhammer wrote:mikey287 wrote:Kuhnhackl. He's in the 10-15 area, he's not really that good. This top-10 is more well done than some other teams (like Dallas...woof). Tiny bit surprised Tangradi (unless he doesn't count) and Blueger didn't make the cut...
Blueger? For what, winning a puck handling drill?
He's the second most talented forward in the organization, terrific vision, skill, stickhandling...he's a better prospect than Strait or Bortuzzo certainly with or without proximity being considered.
pcm wrote:Finally, it looks like we'll go into the season (if there is one) with some holes in the roster that will need to be filled by young guys stepping up, so we might actually get to see some of these prospects move off this list.
Seems like our top ten prospect list has been the same names plus a few more every year bumping other guys down. Tangradi is the only graduate from the Pen's top ten prospect list in many years.
steelhammer wrote:pcm wrote:Finally, it looks like we'll go into the season (if there is one) with some holes in the roster that will need to be filled by young guys stepping up, so we might actually get to see some of these prospects move off this list.
Seems like our top ten prospect list has been the same names plus a few more every year bumping other guys down. Tangradi is the only graduate from the Pen's top ten prospect list in many years.
Do he graduate or flunk out?
pugilist13 wrote:I keep coming back to one sentence in that article. Jordan Staal is the only NHL regular that Pittsburgh has drafted since 2006. Ouch...
davemess wrote:pugilist13 wrote:I keep coming back to one sentence in that article. Jordan Staal is the only NHL regular that Pittsburgh has drafted since 2006. Ouch...
Thats going to happen though when you mix trading away picks for rentals and then drafting late in the first round when you do pick.
2007, Dustin Jeffrey and Robert Bortuzzo should play a role this season.
2008, we had no picks in first 3 rounds.
2009, Simon Despres should be a vital part this year.
2010, we all knew Beau Bennett was going to be a longer term project coming out of the BCHL.
pugilist13 wrote:You can spin it any way you want it. It's been 6 years!
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