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3 minutes ago, rekker said:

Ouch! I wanted to upvote with a vomit pic but don't know how. That stat hurts. 

I know, pretty vomit inducing.

 

Those drafts are a big reason Benning was forced to go out and make trades for players in the 23-27 year old range.

 

We had so many holes because of weak drafts.

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8 minutes ago, DeNiro said:

I know, pretty vomit inducing.

 

Those drafts are a big reason Benning was forced to go out and make trades for players in the 23-27 year old range.

 

We had so many holes because of weak drafts.

People are complaining if Benning drafts a second liner.  The idiot he replaced had multiple drafts where he couldn't draft a single NHLer.

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11 hours ago, canuck73_3 said:

Probably has something to do with why we fired Gillis and hired Benning :bigblush:

Although a GM likely has little to do with selecting a 3rd round pick. Judd Brackett is the guy who turned our drafting around, who was a Gillis hire.  Also take into account Gillis inherited the drafting system, waited a couple of years to analyze, and started improving. One area he identified was the drop in development when we lost the Moose (great relationship) and then got the Wolves as an affiliate. He was instrumental in the Canucks buying the Utica Comets. 

 

Props to Benning for promoting Brackett to chief scout. 

"Whether or not the general manager is involved, the burden of selecting amateur players in the draft falls on the chief scout, or whatever title the person has that's in charge of the entry draft"

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4 hours ago, canucklehead44 said:

Although a GM likely has little to do with selecting a 3rd round pick. Judd Brackett is the guy who turned our drafting around, who was a Gillis hire.  Also take into account Gillis inherited the drafting system, waited a couple of years to analyze, and started improving. One area he identified was the drop in development when we lost the Moose (great relationship) and then got the Wolves as an affiliate. He was instrumental in the Canucks buying the Utica Comets. 

 

Props to Benning for promoting Brackett to chief scout. 

"Whether or not the general manager is involved, the burden of selecting amateur players in the draft falls on the chief scout, or whatever title the person has that's in charge of the entry draft"

Not just about drafting, our development was abysmal under Gillis. 

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