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St. Louis Blues 2010 Regular Season Thread
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It's strange to see three teams facing "win and you're in" situations this weekend... and none of them could.
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A follow up to what longhorned did a few pages back, here's what every players projected 82 games played would have come out to this year:
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47 25 73 Chris Stewart
28 42 71 Andy McDonald
31 31 62 David Backes
23 35 58 Alex Steen
41 16 57 David Perron
20 37 57 T.J. Oshie
16 38 54 Brad Boyes
06 47 54 Kevin Shattenkirk
22 30 53 Patrik Berglund
21 25 46 Matt D'Agostini
11 33 45 Alex Pietrangelo
09 28 37 Vladimir Sobotka
08 25 33 Carlo Colaiacovo
07 21 28 Erik Johnson
09 18 27 Nathan Oystrick
10 14 24 Adam Cracknell
09 15 23 Jay McClement
12 09 21 Eric Brewer
13 07 20 Brad Winchester
06 13 19 T.J. Hensick
02 16 18 Nikita Nikitin
04 13 18 Roman Polak
00 18 18 Barret Jackman
05 11 16 Philip McRae
07 07 14 B.J. Crombeen
05 07 13 Chris Porter
03 09 13 Ian Cole
06 06 12 Ryan Reaves
00 10 10 Dave Scatchard
02 05 06 Cam Janssen
00 03 03 Tyson Strachan
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That's 244 goals from our top 9 forwards. If we can get even 190 from them this team will be rocking next year.
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That makes one LOL at the EJ trade, given that he's not a defensive standout.
It also makes one appreciate how underrated McDonald continues to be. He is a solidly good player who rarely has a bad game. Yet he is not often considered as an asset the Blues have.
It also makes one appreciate how underrated McDonald continues to be. He is a solidly good player who rarely has a bad game. Yet he is not often considered as an asset the Blues have.
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Johnsons projected stats from Colorado would beL
11 goals, 26 assists, and 37 points.
The Avalanche better hope that 1st round pick they get is a really good player and that their 32nd overall pick flops.
Goign through the drafts, not much comes out of the 11th overall pick.
Anze Kopitar
Jeff Carter
Jarome Iginla
Jeff Friesen
Brian Rolston
Mike Sillinger
and a few defensemen in the 70's
are the only players to make an all-star game being drafted in the 11th spot since 1971. (Though Scott Young was an 11th overall pick and he wasn't too terrible)
In comparison, the first selection in the 2nd round has netted:
Steve Payne
Adam Graves
Adam Foote
Ray Whitney
Really, for 80 picks that's not a whole lot of talent. The odds of either draft pick netting someone who will tip the scales of the trade is pretty slim.
11 goals, 26 assists, and 37 points.
The Avalanche better hope that 1st round pick they get is a really good player and that their 32nd overall pick flops.
Goign through the drafts, not much comes out of the 11th overall pick.
Anze Kopitar
Jeff Carter
Jarome Iginla
Jeff Friesen
Brian Rolston
Mike Sillinger
and a few defensemen in the 70's
are the only players to make an all-star game being drafted in the 11th spot since 1971. (Though Scott Young was an 11th overall pick and he wasn't too terrible)
In comparison, the first selection in the 2nd round has netted:
Steve Payne
Adam Graves
Adam Foote
Ray Whitney
Really, for 80 picks that's not a whole lot of talent. The odds of either draft pick netting someone who will tip the scales of the trade is pretty slim.
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If they end up with any of the first 3 guys you listed they won the trade handily. Unlikely though.TheoSqua wrote:Johnsons projected stats from Colorado would beL
11 goals, 26 assists, and 37 points.
The Avalanche better hope that 1st round pick they get is a really good player and that their 32nd overall pick flops.
Goign through the drafts, not much comes out of the 11th overall pick.
Anze Kopitar
Jeff Carter
Jarome Iginla
Jeff Friesen
Brian Rolston
Mike Sillinger
and a few defensemen in the 70's
are the only players to make an all-star game being drafted in the 11th spot since 1971. (Though Scott Young was an 11th overall pick and he wasn't too terrible)
In comparison, the first selection in the 2nd round has netted:
Steve Payne
Adam Graves
Adam Foote
Ray Whitney
Really, for 80 picks that's not a whole lot of talent. The odds of either draft pick netting someone who will tip the scales of the trade is pretty slim.
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You're also assuming our 2nd rounder does nothing.JackofDiamonds wrote:If they end up with any of the first 3 guys you listed they won the trade handily. Unlikely though.TheoSqua wrote:Johnsons projected stats from Colorado would beL
11 goals, 26 assists, and 37 points.
The Avalanche better hope that 1st round pick they get is a really good player and that their 32nd overall pick flops.
Goign through the drafts, not much comes out of the 11th overall pick.
Anze Kopitar
Jeff Carter
Jarome Iginla
Jeff Friesen
Brian Rolston
Mike Sillinger
and a few defensemen in the 70's
are the only players to make an all-star game being drafted in the 11th spot since 1971. (Though Scott Young was an 11th overall pick and he wasn't too terrible)
In comparison, the first selection in the 2nd round has netted:
Steve Payne
Adam Graves
Adam Foote
Ray Whitney
Really, for 80 picks that's not a whole lot of talent. The odds of either draft pick netting someone who will tip the scales of the trade is pretty slim.
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Why are we looking at those exact two drafting positions?
If there is a player available that we really like in the mid to late 1st, we have the extra picks available in the 2nd to try a trade to move up. The mid to late 1st, as a reminder, is where most of the current talent on the team was drafted.
If there is a player available that we really like in the mid to late 1st, we have the extra picks available in the 2nd to try a trade to move up. The mid to late 1st, as a reminder, is where most of the current talent on the team was drafted.
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Shhh. Because I want to be simple.Popeye_Card wrote:Why are we looking at those exact two drafting positions?
If there is a player available that we really like in the mid to late 1st, we have the extra picks available in the 2nd to try a trade to move up. The mid to late 1st, as a reminder, is where most of the current talent on the team was drafted.
