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Who to drop, based on long-term upside.
Looking for some recommendations on who to drop. Have my eye on a prospect I'm looking to pick up, who will go unnamed. So I know that makes it difficult to weigh the add/drop, but who would you drop first out of this list? Maybe rank in terms of long-term potential / success in the NHL as they are all prospects.
Sven Andrighetto
Joseph Blandisi
Jack Roslovic
Oliver Bjorkstrand
Taylor Raddysh
Ville Pokka (D-man but an option to drop)
Can't give details on the player to add unfortunately, because I have... followers. Thanks!
Re: Who to drop, based on long-term upside.
Blandisi, then Andrighetto
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Re: Who to drop, based on long-term upside.
Blandisi would have been my first pick too.
Roslovic likely second though.
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Re: Who to drop, based on long-term upside.
Oliver Bjork shouldn’t be an option to drop when thinking long term. 47pts in his first 82 AHL+NHL games is pretty solid for first professional hockey.
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Re: Who to drop, based on long-term upside.
I threw him in there because I'm curious to see where he (and Raddysh) would rank if anyone decides to rank them. Kill two birds with one stone.Originally Posted by 2014olympicgold
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