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Forum: NHL SigningsJul. 7, 2019 at 1:32 a.m.
Thread: Buffalo Sabres signed Marcus Johansson (2 Years / $4,500,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>What did Buffalo do that makes you feel like they're "winning the off-season?" </strong>

I think the Skinner contract will end up being the worst of the summer (especially in a few years).

I don't see how Buffalo's off-season could even be compared to the Rangers or Leafs ... for example:

<strong>THE RANGERS GOT THIS:</strong>

Artemi Panarin
Jacob Trouba
Adam Fox
Kaapo Kakko
Brandon Lemieux
Darren Raddysh
Gregg McKegg
<strong>2ND </strong>- 2019
<strong>3RD </strong>- 2020
<strong>3RD </strong>- 2021
<strong>4TH </strong>- 2019
<strong>7TH </strong>- 2019
<strong>7TH</strong> - 2020

<strong>FOR THIS:</strong>

Mats Zuccarello
Adam McQuaid
Jimmy Vesey
Neal Pionk
Ville Heinola
<strong>2ND</strong> - 2019
<strong>3RD</strong> - 2020


<strong>How would you compare that to Buffalo's off season? </strong></div></div>

It's not even close. 12 months ago the Rangers were looking at a 3-4 year playoff drought while they rebuild. Now, they're at the very least, playoff contenders...and maybe more. I hate admitting that they played their hand near perfect as a Devils fan, but...

BUF is still a pretty good ways off from playoff contention. And yes, the Skinner contract was a mistake long term b/c they won't be contenders until he's on the backend of the 8 year deal.
Forum: NHL SigningsJul. 6, 2019 at 12:47 p.m.
Thread: Edmonton Oilers signed Philip Broberg (3 Years / $1,713,333 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year they waited until the 7th.
I bet he's miffed that Edmonton hasn't prioritized his wingers ... especially after missing out on award season.
He could have have had some extremely talented line-mates as early as next season:

<strong>JOEL FARABEE - CONNOR MCDAVID - COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>SpaghettiPasta</b></div><div>Yeah they should have drafted caufeild</div></div>

I wanted caufield as well but I think the Bouchard pick can be justified
Forum: NHL SigningsJul. 6, 2019 at 12:05 p.m.
Thread: Edmonton Oilers signed Philip Broberg (3 Years / $1,713,333 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
He could have been starting next season on a line with <strong>JOEL FARABEE + COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>I liked the Bouchard pick last summer ... but I hope the Oilers did some serious research before picking Broberg ahead of offensive talents like:</strong>

Trevor Zegras
Vasily Podkolzin
Cole Caufield
Matthew Boldy
Alex Newhook
Peyton Krebs
Kirby Dach

<strong>And other defenders that were often ranked higher (and are arguably better):</strong>

<strong>Pick 08</strong> = <strong>Phillip Broberg</strong> = 9 points in 44 games in <strong>Allsvenskan</strong> (Europe's <strong>10th</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 11</strong> = Victor Söderström = 7 points in 44 games in the <strong>SHL</strong> (Europe's <strong>2nd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 14</strong> = Cam York
<strong>Pick 18</strong> = Thomas Harley
<strong>Pick 19</strong> = Lassi Thomson
<strong>Pick 20</strong> = Ville Heinola = 18 points in 41 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)
<strong>Pick 22</strong> = Tobias Björnfot
<strong>Pick 84</strong> = Mikko Kokkonen = 19 points in 56 games in <strong>LIIGA</strong> (Europe's <strong>3rd</strong> highest ranked league)

<strong>It's also notable that LD is easily Edmonton's strongest position on the depth chart:</strong>

Osacar Klefbom
Dernell Nurse
Kris Russell
Brandon Manning
Dmitri Samorukov
William Lagesson
Caleb Jones
Keegan Lowe
Markus Niemeläinen
Matthew Cairns
Filip Berglund
<strong>Philip Broberg</strong>

<strong>I'd love to hear McDavid's honest opinion on this.</strong>

Edmonton didn't draft a winger until the 4th round this year ... last year it wasn't until the 7th round.
Maybe he's miffed that upgrading his wingers has never been a priority ... he could have had some extremely talented line-mates next season:

<strong>JOEL FARABEE - CONNOR MCDAVID - COLE CAUFIELD</strong>.</div></div>

Yeah they should have drafted caufeild
Forum: Armchair-GMJul. 4, 2019 at 1:37 p.m.
Forum: NHL SigningsJul. 4, 2019 at 6:43 p.m.
Thread: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Alexander Kerfoot (4 Years / $3,500,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>HabsForEver</b></div><div>They gave up those picks and prospects only to let Gardiner leave and now they are in the exact same situation as they were with Gardiner at the beginning of next year.</div></div>

The Leafs situation next season is quite a bit different than this off season. They go into next offseason with some work to do on D, but their forward group pretty much intact with the exception of pieces of their fourth line, and will have between $16M-$19M in cap space with no albatross contracts. If it makes sense to retain one or even both of Muzzin and Barrie for longer, they will likely have that option, or if it makes sense to go a different route, they will have cap space and flexibility to make changes.