Reply With QuoteBut Bure was drafted that late because most teams believed he was ineligibleOriginally Posted by tweetdrivr
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I can't wait to see Bergeron as the Bruins coach.
I am thinking just like Rod Brind'Amour.
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But Bure was drafted that late because most teams believed he was ineligible
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I would qualify Bure as still not an exact science also. As unknown as it was, pretty unreal that all but one team didnt know he was draft eligible (based on the old rules)
One day I will quit fantasy hockey, today is not that day.
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The pick was also a compensatory pick because back then you got reimbursement when a team signed your player in free agency. This compensatory pick was from the Stars for them signing Bill Guerin.
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