Barring some yet unknown factor, I have a really hard time seeing this not overturned. - BulliesPhan87
The question then becomes, if it is overturned, how are the cap issues handled? The Kings missed the buyout window for Richards, so he should then be placed back on the Kings Cap.
I'm not sure which I'm surprised most by...how high he ranked Lindblom, how low he ranked Sanheim, or the fact he had Lindblom ranked 22 spots higher than Sanheim - five4fighting10
The Kings have over 6M of available cap space, so they won't have to trade anyone if they're forced to put Richards back on the cap. What would likely happen is they'll waive, and demote him and send him back down to the minors. Which will save some cap space.
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Aug 13 @ 6:56 PM ET
I'm not sure which I'm surprised most by...how high he ranked Lindblom, how low he ranked Sanheim, or the fact he had Lindblom ranked 22 spots higher than Sanheim - five4fighting10
Pronman definitely marches to the beat of his own drum with prospect/draft rankings...that's why I like to see his rankings, if only for a bit of a change of pace, a different perspective. I remember he was sky high on Konecny pre-draft, as in top 10, which was a bit higher than most. And he was also down on Provorov compared to most. As for Lindblom, he has a ton of top 6 potential. If Konecny and Laughton are probably our two top forward prospects, Lindblom is probably jockeying with NAK behind them. He has the potential to be one of those late round steals every good team seems to have and depend on. We shall see.
Sanheim ranking though seems way too low. Pre-draft Button had Sanheim number 10 in prospect rankings, but he's always been a giant Sanheim-lover. I also find it hard to believe Morin doesn't make a top 100 list. I mean, my expectations on him are a tad more tempered than most, but gosh that's low. Again, Pronman has always kind of disliked Morin.
Pronman definitely marches to the beat of his own drum with prospect/draft rankings...that's why I like to see his rankings, if only for a bit of a change of pace, a different perspective. I remember he was sky high on Konecny pre-draft, as in top 10, which was a bit higher than most. And he was also down on Provorov compared to most. As for Lindblom, he has a ton of top 6 potential. If Konecny and Laughton are probably our two top forward prospects, Lindblom is probably jockeying with NAK behind them. He has the potential to be one of those late round steals every good team seems to have and depend on. We shall see.
Sanheim ranking though seems way too low. Pre-draft Button had Sanheim number 10 in prospect rankings, but he's always been a giant Sanheim-lover. I also find it hard to believe Morin doesn't make a top 100 list. I mean, my expectations on him are a tad more tempered than most, but gosh that's low. Again, Pronman has always kind of disliked Morin. - Mononoke
Yeah, Pronman hated Morin before he was drafted and has only inched over to giving him props.
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Aug 13 @ 7:07 PM ET
Yeah, Pronman hated Morin before he was drafted and has only inched over to giving him props. - Jsaquella
Only time will tell with these sorts of things. The thing that sticks out to me with Ghost and Morin is their drive to get better. When they (frank) up on a play, they both show a lot of urgency to get back on the ice and make up for it.
The post I made on the Kings cap situation, concerning what might happen, if the Richards termination is overturned was not answering a question. It was simply commenting on a topic that was brought up in conversation on the forum. What is the problem with that? Did my post violate the code of conduct somehow? Do I need permission to comment on a topic?
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Aug 13 @ 7:30 PM ET
I don't have Insider, but I've been snooping around trying to find a few player rankings. I'll list some interesting ones grouped by team. Pronman has Jeremy Roy, 48...so 20 spots above Sanheim. Goldobin 62. Timo Meier at 67.
Kapanen 29.
Bracco 39.
Virtanen 27. Boeser 69.
Panarin 34. Hartman 61. Pokka 64.
Kylington 35. Hickey 85.
Juulsen 83.
Mantha 70.
Tuch ~50. Eriksson Ek ~90.
Barzal 13. Ho Sang 45. Pulock 65. Beauviller 66. VandeSompel 79.
Discuss those who know more than me about prospects! Some of these seem really weird, especially with the Flyers rankings in comparison.
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Aug 13 @ 7:33 PM ET
I don't have Insider, but I've been snooping around trying to find a few player rankings. I'll list some interesting ones grouped by team. Pronman has Jeremy Roy, 48...so 20 spots above Sanheim. Goldobin 62. Timo Meier at 67.
Kapanen 29.
Bracco 39.
Virtanen 27. Boeser 69.
Panarin 34. Hartman 61. Pokka 64.
Kylington 35. Hickey 85.
Juulsen 83.
Mantha 70.
Tuch ~50. Eriksson Ek ~90.
Barzal 13. Ho Sang 45. Pulock 65. Beauviller 66. VandeSompel 79.
Discuss those who know more than me about prospects! Some of these seem really weird, especially with the Flyers rankings in comparison. - Mononoke
His rankings are never close to consensus.
Based on his rankings, he would be willing to trade Provorov for Kapanen
I don't have Insider, but I've been snooping around trying to find a few player rankings. I'll list some interesting ones grouped by team. Pronman has Jeremy Roy, 48...so 20 spots above Sanheim. Goldobin 62. Timo Meier at 67.
Kapanen 29.
Bracco 39.
Virtanen 27. Boeser 69.
Panarin 34. Hartman 61. Pokka 64.
Kylington 35. Hickey 85.
Juulsen 83.
Mantha 70.
Tuch ~50. Eriksson Ek ~90.
Barzal 13. Ho Sang 45. Pulock 65. Beauviller 66. VandeSompel 79.
Discuss those who know more than me about prospects! Some of these seem really weird, especially with the Flyers rankings in comparison. - Mononoke
All I care about is the Flyers having a boatload of quality prospects. The future is bright.
Only time will tell with these sorts of things. The thing that sticks out to me with Ghost and Morin is their drive to get better. When they (frank) up on a play, they both show a lot of urgency to get back on the ice and make up for it. - PhillySportsGuy
Yeah, both of them work very hard, and have shown improvement from year to year. Morin's was very noticeable, he made huge strides.