I think this is where you can really tell who scouts well internationally – the CHL and other NA leagues are so heavily covered and more easily accessed, I’d be willing to bet (blindly) that the majority of the players making up these games come from overseas, who are probably seen quite a bit less and tougher to project.
I’d be curious to learn what the philosophy is there for the Avs, because it hasn’t been working out too well. We hit big on the picks we really needed to hit on, and the pro scouts are excellent, but you need to find guys through the draft to keep the window open as a Cup contender.
RMoysters33
![gif](giphy|j0qSbeNFuzjhXKFVSP)
F4rtWaffles
Cute infographic and all, but it’s not really pertinent to how the Avs built a Cup contender.
More than one way to skin a cat.
Shenanigans80h
Weirdly antithetical to the Nuggets and Broncos path to success, funny enough.
_redacteduser
They forgot the “cups won” section
briggch
Unless the Avs have a #10 or better, their drafting has been complete garbage. Pure and simple.
blondespikes22
We know we suck outside the top 10 so at least we do the right thing trading away all the other picks 😂
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^(We really do need to improve it though since our cap space is so low)
Shukini
Rough cause you don’t even get ROR cause it’s third round and up. Tyson Barrie is close to half those games too.
bubuzayzee
It’s only counting games played for the team that drafted them.. Johnny Liles played 836 games himself, and Barrie has played 767.
Stupid Sakic, trading players to make the team better!
EsKetchup
Is that games played with the team that drafted them? Because that’s an important distinction.
EastonMetsGuy
Why draft third rounders good when top 10 picks work!! Lol
daishi777
And yet people lose their shit when I say we should trade all our draft picks for players
2BFrank69
I knew the Canucks would be at the bottom. I thought they would be lower though.
SteadyBulge
Good free agent signings on veterans that worked in our system probably has something to do with this.
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Wow that’s seems pretty bad
I think this is where you can really tell who scouts well internationally – the CHL and other NA leagues are so heavily covered and more easily accessed, I’d be willing to bet (blindly) that the majority of the players making up these games come from overseas, who are probably seen quite a bit less and tougher to project.
I’d be curious to learn what the philosophy is there for the Avs, because it hasn’t been working out too well. We hit big on the picks we really needed to hit on, and the pro scouts are excellent, but you need to find guys through the draft to keep the window open as a Cup contender.
![gif](giphy|j0qSbeNFuzjhXKFVSP)
Cute infographic and all, but it’s not really pertinent to how the Avs built a Cup contender.
More than one way to skin a cat.
Weirdly antithetical to the Nuggets and Broncos path to success, funny enough.
They forgot the “cups won” section
Unless the Avs have a #10 or better, their drafting has been complete garbage. Pure and simple.
We know we suck outside the top 10 so at least we do the right thing trading away all the other picks 😂
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^(We really do need to improve it though since our cap space is so low)
Rough cause you don’t even get ROR cause it’s third round and up. Tyson Barrie is close to half those games too.
It’s only counting games played for the team that drafted them.. Johnny Liles played 836 games himself, and Barrie has played 767.
Stupid Sakic, trading players to make the team better!
Is that games played with the team that drafted them? Because that’s an important distinction.
Why draft third rounders good when top 10 picks work!! Lol
And yet people lose their shit when I say we should trade all our draft picks for players
I knew the Canucks would be at the bottom. I thought they would be lower though.
Good free agent signings on veterans that worked in our system probably has something to do with this.
Not great, but there are other factors at play.
716 is super low though 😂😂