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21 minutes ago, Warhippy said:

This pick makes me happy.

 

Super happy.  

 

The family worked with or for the canucks for a while and it's so nice to have another RHD and local.

 

 

Love this pick to at that spot in the draft its great.

 

Maybe he will develop late into a depth D for us.

 

Kinda fun Boston University with two RHD canucks Prospects and Both Celebrinis 

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51 minutes ago, ruilin96 said:

Good pick. Keep him in the organization for a few years and we can recruit his brother to join us once he is UFA. We will bring Macklin Celebrini and Connor Bedard in the 2031 off-season when the dead cap space for OEL is all gone.

NCAA players will become UFA after 4 years. Macklin can indicate that he would be very excited to become a Canuck. Vancouver media can drum this possibility up by asking Macklin whether he may “defect”. Macklin can simply decline to answer. Other teams will get the hint and stay away from wasting their 1st round picks on Macklin. I don’t think the team will collude on this in any fashion lest the league hands down a penalty against the Canucks.

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8 minutes ago, Maddogy said:

NCAA players will become UFA after 4 years. Macklin can indicate that he would be very excited to become a Canuck. Vancouver media can drum this possibility up by asking Macklin whether he may “defect”. Macklin can simply decline to answer. Other teams will get the hint and stay away from wasting their 1st round picks on Macklin. I don’t think the team will collude on this in any fashion lest the league hands down a penalty against the Canucks.

Sure, since he will likely be a 1st OA and would be in NHL at 18 that will only cost him 4 years of his prime earnings.   Why would that bother him it is only what about $50M if he is a star. 

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13 minutes ago, DrJockitch said:

Sure, since he will likely be a 1st OA and would be in NHL at 18 that will only cost him 4 years of his prime earnings.   Why would that bother him it is only what about $50M if he is a star. 

Who makes $50mil by age 22 in the NHL DrCrabs?

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11 minutes ago, Maninthebox said:

Who makes $50mil by age 22 in the NHL DrCrabs?

A career lasts only so long and tends to end the same age no matter what age you start.  Getting off ELC at 25 vs 21 will lose you 4 of the prime years of earning at a time the cap will have jumped significantly. 

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18 minutes ago, DrJockitch said:

Sure, since he will likely be a 1st OA and would be in NHL at 18 that will only cost him 4 years of his prime earnings.   Why would that bother him it is only what about $50M if he is a star. 

Just on that note... Isn't the Russian kid Demidov supposed to be number 1 next year? 

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5 minutes ago, VancouverHabitant said:

Just on that note... Isn't the Russian kid Demidov supposed to be number 1 next year? 

Man, I don’t really look that far ahead. Maklin Cellebrini definitely one of the top rated atm but so was Raty a year out. 

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1 hour ago, Maddogy said:

NCAA players will become UFA after 4 years. Macklin can indicate that he would be very excited to become a Canuck. Vancouver media can drum this possibility up by asking Macklin whether he may “defect”. Macklin can simply decline to answer. Other teams will get the hint and stay away from wasting their 1st round picks on Macklin. I don’t think the team will collude on this in any fashion lest the league hands down a penalty against the Canucks.

Or maybe we just finish last this year and pick up the #1oa the honest way.

 

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47 minutes ago, Maninthebox said:

Who makes $50mil by age 22 in the NHL DrCrabs?

If Macklin Celebrini were to wait an additional 3 years after this year in order to be a free agent and sign with the Canucks, then he wouldn't be eligible to play in the NHL until he was 21.  So he would be signing an ELC at age 21 not 18.  By the time he is eligable to make real money, he would already be 24.  So, he would lose 3 years of his career at a high salary, maybe up to $8-9 million per year or more.  So it could cost him upwards of $30 million to wait the extra 3 years...

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