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Mark

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King of Kings said:
Good.


I have a feeling that this past year was the last good year that we will see from him.



A goalie? Not in the first round, I would think.

Probably early 2nd. Someone like a Tristan Jarry
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Him or Comrie and I'm ok with that but in early round 2 I want McCarron.

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we're going LIVE in 6h ½

I better see some people here.

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radekas said:
can't wait for the draft. If Holland trades our best pick since early 90s I will rage hard. This draft is deep, he better get us a future superstarro.
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You might get Lecavalier too. :numnum:
 

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LIVE!

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Pens acquire 2013 2nd-round pick (50th overall) from San Jose in exchange for Tyler Kennedy.

Great deal Pens.

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5th pick overall may be in play.

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Mackinnon #1

Bettman booed like crazy from his own hometown. :D

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ok, I'm alone out here. C ya at #25 or Habs trade.
 

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Max is the son of former enforcer Tie Domi, but he differs completely from his father in talent level. Max is a highly-skilled player who can impact an offense in multiple ways. One NHL source said he possesses clearly high-end playmaking abilities. He controls the puck, and he can make quality passes in a multitude of ways: slowing the game from the sideboards, through tight spaces in pressure, or saucers over a defender's stick. Although he is undersized at 5'9", he has very quick feet, and he displays a good level of speed and agility. He has the explosiveness a small player needs to play on a top line in the NHL. Combining his speed with his high-end puck skills makes Domi a dangerous scoring threat. Domi possesses dynamic qualities when creating offense, but often, he tries to be too fancy. He has a high on-ice work ethic and he does not shy from contact despite his size. He will need to improve his defense at the next level.
Submitted by: Corey Pronman of Hockey Prospectus. Click here for Pronman's draft rankings

Undersized pivot has extremely high skill level… Stocky frame and good strength for player of his size… Ability to play a chippy game and win puck battles… Capable as a scorer and playmaker, one of the most talented offensive players in the draft.
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Strengths – Max Domi is quite the package. He’s loaded with skill, is a dynamic offensive player and is one of the best skaters in this year’s class. Domi’s stride is explosive, to say the least. He has an incredibly high top speed and it doesn’t take him long to reach it. He’s extremely shifty and is very good with stops and starts and at cutting strides. He’s not a big guy but what he lacks in size, he makes up for in heart and feistiness. He won’t back down from anyone and he rarely gets outworked. While Domi’s willing to mix it up physically, he’s very good at getting under the skin of his opponents and drawing penalties. Domi sees the ice very well and is an excellent playmaker. His hockey sense is through the roof and there are very few passes he can’t make. Domi isn’t afraid to go to the dirty areas of the ice and has no problem filling the net, either. His hands are incredible and he can often be found stick handling in a phone booth.

Weaknesses – While there aren’t many flaws in Domi’s game, he needs to work on his defensive zone play. Sometimes he is caught out of position or is trying to cheat out of the offensive zone and the Knights give up a scoring chance or goal as a result. You could also argue he’s too confident and gets carried away with his cockiness at times. Domi will need to do a better job of controlling himself at the next level. Another thing I noticed is that Domi tries to be too fancy every now and then and attempts to force a play, when most of the time it’s best to just keep it simple.

Career Projection – Given Domi’s work ethic, speed, vision and overall ability he could blossom into a top line center. He’ll need to improve his defensive zone play if he wants to be an all situation player at the NHL level, but he certainly has the ability required to be a very effective offensive player in the NHL for a long time.
Submitted by: Todd Cordell of The Hockey Guys - May 18th 2013


http://www.mynhldraft.com/2013/NHL-Draft-Profiles/Max-Domi
 

Mark

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I don't feel like talking unless we draft Gauthier, Zykov, Rychel or Lazar.

Watch Ottawa get Mantha. :(

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Lazar OTT.

Gauthier, Zykov, Rychel left. Also Fucale. :shifty:

Trade between DET and SJ. Picks.
 
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