Typical
- dt99999

Isn't it sad how desperate he is to piece together any kind of attack, no matter how feeble, just to make himself feel better?

Isn't it sad how desperate he is to piece together any kind of attack, no matter how feeble, just to make himself feel better?
- Unholy_Goalie

I dont think there has ever been a more ironic post in this history of this thread. You must feel like a million bucks.

actually that's exactly what you're doing.


- dt99999

typical Sens fan reaction...

well again - I'm just guessing that Pittsburgh didn't get Crosby by accident.... you know the whole "for sale - going out of business thing". but perhaps that's just too much of a vague idea for you to get your head around.

I dont think there has ever been a more ironic post in this history of this thread. You must feel like a million bucks.
- Gunslinger

After Yakupov, the discussions heated up. In the end, it was determined that defenseman Ryan Murray of the Everett Silvertips would supplant center Mikhail Grigorenko of the Quebec Remparts as the No. 2 skater on the list. Grigorenko was slotted at No. 3, followed by Sarnia center Alex Galchenyuk and Moose Jaw Warriors defenseman Morgan Rielly.

What pushed Murray ahead of Grigorenko?

"What you're going to get in Murray is clear cut," said Central Scouting's Peter Sullivan. "He's a safe defenseman who is effective in all areas of the ice. He led the team in scoring in the playoffs [three goals, five points], and that's not even his forte. He's not a real offensive-defenseman, but he skates as well as any offensive defenseman, and that's how he gets the puck out of trouble.

"He's able to calm things down in his own end … he sees the game at a different pace."

http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=626755

No. Big. Deal.

After Yakupov, the discussions heated up. In the end, it was determined that defenseman Ryan Murray of the Everett Silvertips would supplant center Mikhail Grigorenko of the Quebec Remparts as the No. 2 skater on the list. Grigorenko was slotted at No. 3, followed by Sarnia center Alex Galchenyuk and Moose Jaw Warriors defenseman Morgan Rielly.

What pushed Murray ahead of Grigorenko?

"What you're going to get in Murray is clear cut," said Central Scouting's Peter Sullivan. "He's a safe defenseman who is effective in all areas of the ice. He led the team in scoring in the playoffs
- Unholy_Goalie[three goals, five points], and that's not even his forte. He's not a real offensive-defenseman, but he skates as well as any offensive defenseman, and that's how he gets the puck out of trouble.

"He's able to calm things down in his own end … he sees the game at a different pace."

http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=626755

No. Big. Deal.

just wait for the Toronto media to come out with "the draft is strong through the first 3-4 players", drops off dramatically thereafter (after Leafs confirmed to be drafted 5th)....

Does anyone know of a website/page that allows for a comparison of pre-draft rankings and actual draft order?

just wait for the Toronto media to come out with "the draft is strong through the first 3-4 players", drops off dramatically thereafter (after Leafs confirmed to be drafted 5th)....

Does anyone know of a website/page that allows for a comparison of pre-draft rankings and actual draft order?
- BorjeFan4Ever

Try this.

http://www.mynhldraft.com/NHL-Mock-Draft/