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Old 05-05-2010, 08:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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They never even talked to him before the draft. They wanted someone bigger. So they took JVR who's just now managed to make the NHL and after an excellent start became useless ('course so did half the team)
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? He went 1st overall, meaning nobody passed on him...
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Old 05-05-2010, 10:38 PM   #3 (permalink)
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This confusion spurned a chain of events where I began reminiscing about the 2003 draft. For the Sharks- ironically- their early picks epically blew, while they scored a huge steal late.

They took Milan Michalek at 6th overall in the first round- ahead of Phaneuf, Jeff Carter, Dustin Brown, and Brent Seabrook. Michalek was rated as one of the most NHL ready at the top of the draft. I know Phaneuf is overrated, but imagine Carter's goalscoring, Brown's two way grit, or Seabrook on the blue line instead. Oy vey. That's not the worst, IMO...

Later in the round they took Steve Bernier 16th overall. In fact, they traded the 22nd, 66th, and 107th picks to move up to that 16 spot. Who did they pass on immediately after that? Parise, Getzlaf, Kesler, Mike Richards, Corey Perry (scum). They could have thrown a dart at those names and the odds were in their favor to randomly wind up with a better player than Bernier.

John Hennessy over Patrice Bergeron.

Matt Carle over Shea Weber.

The saving fact.... Joe Pavelski, 7th round, 205th overall. From "Little Joe" to "Big Pavelski" in one offseason!
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This confusion spurned a chain of events where I began reminiscing about the 2003 draft. For the Sharks- ironically- their early picks epically blew, while they scored a huge steal late.

They took Milan Michalek at 6th overall in the first round- ahead of Phaneuf, Jeff Carter, Dustin Brown, and Brent Seabrook. Michalek was rated as one of the most NHL ready at the top of the draft. I know Phaneuf is overrated, but imagine Carter's goalscoring, Brown's two way grit, or Seabrook on the blue line instead. Oy vey. That's not the worst, IMO...

Later in the round they took Steve Bernier 16th overall. In fact, they traded the 22nd, 66th, and 107th picks to move up to that 16 spot. Who did they pass on immediately after that? Parise, Getzlaf, Kesler, Mike Richards, Corey Perry (scum). They could have thrown a dart at those names and the odds were in their favor to randomly wind up with a better player than Bernier.

John Hennessy over Patrice Bergeron.

Matt Carle over Shea Weber.

The saving fact.... Joe Pavelski, 7th round, 205th overall. From "Little Joe" to "Big Pavelski" in one offseason!
5 of the best young players in the league right now.
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I hate to jump off the bandwagon because the Canucks have lost two games in a row... but it's like fuc*ing deja vu right now. Last night's game was just pathetic and they're starting to get frustrated and they do not play well when they're frustrated. They've gotta pull their sh*t together tomorrow night if they want to make it past this series.
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5 of the best young players in the league right now.
Straight up. And now you are enjoying Bernier's services instead.

By the way, I had to shave my playoff beard today for job interviews coming up... I shave right before game time, and the Sharks are embarrassed. Coincidence? I think not. Red Wings in 7.
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By the way I have always despised draft lotteries and find them completely pointless

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another horrible loss tonight,

It's not even Boucher anymore...they pulled him with, what 8 minutes left to put in Backlund? Why? He wasn't playing great, but it's not like that first goal was his fault (it was immensely Steve Donutnell's) and he's played alright so far.

Mainly it seems to be the drop-off between the players. Richards, Giroux, Briere, Pronger etc. are all playing their asses off to make up for the loss of Lappy, Gagne and Carter but then beyond that it's like everyone else forgot how to play hockey, and it's pretty disgusting.
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Frustrating game to watch tonight.
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The only names I remember from 2003 were Vanek, who is our leading goal scorer, but lazy as hell, and Clark Macarthur, who we just traded this year, and Nathan Paetsch for an even more worthless Raffi Torres. I think that was the year we drafted the 6' 6"Tom Morrow ha ha. Which led me to think about last years draft, in which we took the Tylers, Myers, and Ennis from SJ. Two great picks.
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Look, I'm not saying I want him dead, I'm just saying I wouldn't mind if Recchi were to be stabbed in the parking lot of the WC.
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