okay, so with the additions of a 2nd, 3rd, and 4th round pick, the Kings now have 11 picks in the first 4 rounds?
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1 - LOS 1st
29 - DAL 1st for Norstrom
31 - LOS 2nd
51 - CGY 2nd for Conroy
60 - DET 2nd for Stuart
61 - LOS 3rd
73 - PHI 3rd for Modry
78 - NYR 3rd for Avery
110 - VAN 4th for Sopel
119 - DAL 4th from TBL for Munce
121 - LOS 5th
151 - LOS 6th
181 - LOS 7th
206 - ANA 7th for Aubin
__________________ “The reasoning man who scorns the prejudices of simpletons necessarily becomes the enemy of simpletons; he must expect as much, and laugh at the inevitable." -- Marquis De Sade
This is the current 50/90 list. It's a bit more straightforward and lean on information than Puck U's version, but perhaps a bit easier to read and follow for some.
** The status of the Kings' European prospects are a bit hazy with the breakdown of the IIHF transfer agreement, but it is sounding like the teams will own their rights indefinitely until a new transfer agreement is put in place.
Sean O'Donnell
Ryan Smyth
Michal Handzus
Rob Scuderi
Raitis Ivanans
Randy Jones
Justin Williams
Alexander Frolov
Jarret Stoll
Erik Ersberg
John Zeiler
Matt Greene
Peter Harrold
Brandon Segal
Drew Bagnall
Gabe Gauthier
Kevin Westgarth
Joe Piskula
Brady Murray - Qualified
Scott Parse
Dustin Brown
Davis Drewiske
Brad Richardson
Corey Elkins
Teddy Purcell
Jonathan Quick
Patrick Mullen
Trevor Lewis
Jack Johnson
Juraj Mikus
Marc-Andre Cliche
Richard Clune
Jeff Zatkoff
David Meckler
Alec Marinez
Anze Kopitar
Andrew Campbell
Bud Holloway
Justin Azevedo
Jonathan Bernier
Wayne Simmonds
Oscar Moller
Thomas Hickey
Dwight King
Drew Doughty
Vyacheslav Voinov
Andrei Loktionov
Jake Muzzin
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Igor Melyakov
Jan Marek
Andrei Shefer
Mikhail Lybushin
Johan Fransson
Constantin Braun
Niclas Andersen
Martin Nolet - 8/15/2010
Garrett Roe - 8/15/2010
Josh Turnbull - 8/15/2010
Rob Czarnik - 8/15/2011
Martin Jones (Signed, but still in Juniors)
Colten Teubert (Signed, but still in Juniors)
Brayden Schenn (6/1/2011)
Kyle Clifford (Signed, but still in Juniors)
Nicolas Deslaurier (6/1/2011)
J.F. Berube (6/1/2011)
Linden Vey (6/1/2011)
David Kolomatis (6/1/2011)
Michael Pelech (6/1/2011)
Brandon Kozun (6/1/2011)
Jordan Nolan (6/1/2011)
Nic Dowd (8/15/2012)
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__________________ “The reasoning man who scorns the prejudices of simpletons necessarily becomes the enemy of simpletons; he must expect as much, and laugh at the inevitable." -- Marquis De Sade
Last edited by ryan; January 17th, 2010 at 09:04 PM.
Reason: Updated
BTW, who is an armchair GM and why does this expression has such a negative "aftertaste" around here? Everyone is calling everyone else "armchair GM" (or "armchair expert" as I've been called a couple of days ago) in a way where it implies they are the Dean Lombardi himself.
BTW, who is an armchair GM and why does this expression has such a negative "aftertaste" around here? Everyone is calling everyone else "armchair GM" (or "armchair expert" as I've been called a couple of days ago) in a way where it implies they are the Dean Lombardi himself.
all of us are armchair GMs... you are still taking things too personally.
BTW, who is an armchair GM and why does this expression has such a negative "aftertaste" around here? Everyone is calling everyone else "armchair GM" (or "armchair expert" as I've been called a couple of days ago) in a way where it implies they are the Dean Lombardi himself.
American slang
"Armchair" can be used as a pejorative modifier to refer to a person who experiences something vicariously rather than first-hand, or to a casual critic who lacks practical experience, in phrases such as armchair revolutionary, armchair general, armchair quarterback, armchair architect and so on.
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