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Significantly Insignificant said:So if the Leafs don't end up with the first, and are in the 3 or 4 spot, do you think the Leafs would entertain trading down a couple spots and taking Nylander as well as picking up some additional picks perhaps? Should they do this if that was the case?
The thinking being that they have so many holes, that if they can't get the absolute best pick in the draft, they try and maximize the number of picks that they have? Or is the difference between the talent at the 3, 4 spot and the talent Nylander is projected to provide great enough that the move would be a mistake?
Significantly Insignificant said:So if the Leafs don't end up with the first, and are in the 3 or 4 spot, do you think the Leafs would entertain trading down a couple spots and taking Nylander as well as picking up some additional picks perhaps? Should they do this if that was the case?
The thinking being that they have so many holes, that if they can't get the absolute best pick in the draft, they try and maximize the number of picks that they have? Or is the difference between the talent at the 3, 4 spot and the talent Nylander is projected to provide great enough that the move would be a mistake?
Significantly Insignificant said:So if the Leafs don't end up with the first, and are in the 3 or 4 spot, do you think the Leafs would entertain trading down a couple spots and taking Nylander as well as picking up some additional picks perhaps? Should they do this if that was the case?
The thinking being that they have so many holes, that if they can't get the absolute best pick in the draft, they try and maximize the number of picks that they have? Or is the difference between the talent at the 3, 4 spot and the talent Nylander is projected to provide great enough that the move would be a mistake?
Nik the Trik said:Significantly Insignificant said:So if the Leafs don't end up with the first, and are in the 3 or 4 spot, do you think the Leafs would entertain trading down a couple spots and taking Nylander as well as picking up some additional picks perhaps? Should they do this if that was the case?
The thinking being that they have so many holes, that if they can't get the absolute best pick in the draft, they try and maximize the number of picks that they have? Or is the difference between the talent at the 3, 4 spot and the talent Nylander is projected to provide great enough that the move would be a mistake?
I haven't seen a ton of Nylander play but I have to ask, would you be asking this question if he wasn't the brother of our top prospect? Does that in and of itself carry its own value?
Bender said:William thinks Alex is actually a better player than he is.