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Le premier tour du repêchage de la LNH 2024 s’est déroulé comme suit : 1er) Sharks de San Jose, Macklin Celebrini 2e) Blackhawks de Chicago, Artyom Levshunov 3e) Ducks d’Anaheim, Beckett Sennecke 4e) Blue Jackets de Columbus, Cayden Lindstrom 5e) Canadiens de Montréal, Ivan Demidov 6e) Utah Hockey Club, Tij Iginla 7e) Sénateurs d’Ottawa, Carter Yakemchuk 8e) Kraken de Seattle, Berkly Catton 9e) Flames de Calgary, Zayne Parekh 10e) Devils du New Jersey, Anton Silayev 11e) Sharks de San Jose (des Sabres de Buffalo), Sam Dickinson 12e) Wild du Minnesota (des Flyers de Philadelphie), Zeev Buium 13e) Flyers de Philadelphie (du Wild du Minnesota), Jett Luchanko 14e) Sabres de Buffalo (des Penguins de Pittsburgh via les Sharks de San Jose), Konsta Helenius 15e) Red Wings de Detroit, Michael Brandsegg-Nygard 16e) Blues de St. Louis, Adam Jiricek 17e) Capitals de Washington, Terik Parascak 18e) Blackhawks de Chicago (des Islanders de New York), Sacha Boisvert 19e) Golden Knights de Vegas, Trevor Connelly 20e) Islanders de New York (du Lightning de Tampa Bay via les Blackhawks de Chicago), Cole Eiserman 21e) Canadiens de Montréal (des Kings de Los Angeles), Michael Hage 22e) Predators de Nashville, Yegor Surin 23e) Ducks d’Anaheim (des Maple Leafs de Toronto), Stian Solberg 24e) Utah Hockey Club (de l’Avalanche du Colorado), Cole Beaudoin 25e) Bruins de Boston (des Bruins de Boston via les Red Wings de Détroit et les Sénateurs d’Ottawa), Dean Letourneau 26e) Kings de Los Angeles (des Jets de Winnipeg via les Canadiens de Montréal), Liam Greentree 27e) Blackhawks de Chicago (des Hurricanes de la Caroline), Marek Vanacker 28e) Calgary Flames (des Canucks de Vancouver), Matvei Gridin 29e) Dallas Stars, Emil Hemming 30e) New York Rangers, EJ Emery 31e) Toronto Maple Leafs (des Oilers d’Edmonton via les Ducks d’Anaheim), Ben Danford 32e) Edmonton Oilers (des Panthers de la Floride via les Flyers de Philadelphie), Sam O’Reilly Cette vidéo se déroule également après la saison 2024 de la LNH et après les séries éliminatoires de la Coupe Stanley 2024, où les Panthers de la Floride ont battu les Oilers d’Edmonton en finale. Dylan Holloway était l’un des meilleurs espoirs de la LNH au repêchage d’entrée dans la LNH 2020. Le repêchage d’entrée dans la LNH 2020 a vu de nombreux espoirs de premier plan de la LNH être sélectionnés par diverses équipes. 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well too late dylan!
Oilers fans coping hard looool
by looking at holloway interviews, he doesn't look happy lol
Something less is more😂😂😂
He would have taken one of the golden spots from RNH or Hyman in time. We are getting older. That was the plan for him. It was going to be a fun ride. In St.Louis, that team is on the decline. Maybe this move will rejuvenate them but it could get rough
A hockey career can be short. Bottom 6 players need to make as much as they can for their retirement. That being said, personally I made one decision in my life based on money and I regret it every day
I'm an Oilers fan and I'll never criticize a player for taking money. Get your bag. But I will say there was potential for him to play with better players and have a deep playoff run here in Edmonton which could have potentially led to more money long term. He is definitely going to win less in St Louis in the near term.
Bouchard didn’t choose expedience. Look how it’s gonna work out for him.
I’d never regret taking a million dollars more
I support his decision and hope he’s excited to show what he can do on the Blues. There’s always an opportunity to doubt new experiences, but it’s best to not look back. As an Oilers fan I want both players to thrive in St. Louis. Sorry we couldn’t match
He gets paid and has a oppertunity to play second line minutes with a 1st class organization. Where's the regret?
Blues have 10 first round picks on the team. They are far from a garbage aging team. The Oilers are the oldest team in the league.
I don't know why people say he's sad or regretful in the interview? How do they know?
More money, less Taxes!😂
Are all Edmonton fans this butt hurt?
People in their basements just love to try to critique and criticize somebody else's life
1 million dollars is a great reason to switch teams
an extra bit of $$$$ might not have been worth it to leave your home town. Time will tell. Still, the Oilers created the situation. The trade probably allowed St. Louis to keep him. If he is regretful… yeah, i agree with fire the agent feeling. Still, the extra coin is nothing to sneeze at and now being on a lesser team, they will be more apt to trot him out there nightly rather than send him to the minors due to a stacked roster.
Why would he have any regret? A million in his pocket will definitely make his opinon on signing the offer sheet an easier pill to swallow.. Any "fan" that disagrees is a moron.
Why would he? Edmonton fans are second only to Toronto fans in thinking every player wants to play there. Hahahahahaha. The fact is they missed their chance, they won't get out of the West next year.
What a lot of people (understandably) don't understand about STL is that it is a very young team, on a rebuild, with a good stable of first & second rounders coming on line in the next two years, as they now stand w/ recent acquisitions very likely to be a W/C team. Holloway, and Broberg, get to be part of that project, building that team, its chemistry, much more opportunity to shine than being on the tail of an already elite contending team. And as said, significantly more cash on a short 2 year contract, after which they if proven get a huge payday. Cups are nice and all, if they happen, but a man needs to look after his self & family. Its also a lot warmer there 🙂
Great player , more money and no cup
Multiple things can be true at once. For example: He can be a little sad to leave his home province and be going further away from family, but also have signed the deal because he thinks its a better career move for himself.
100% he regrets it!!
Offer sheets are quite frankly pretty awful because once you sign them how do you walk back into the room with your team afterwards. Especially on a cup contending team. My guess is one of the reasons why most people don’t sign offer sheets when they have the opportunity to is, the offer sheet has to be so big that they’re quite confident their current team will not match and that they are reasonably confident they will not have to be in a situation of having to go back in the dressing room after having essentially indicated that they want to play somewhere else. I honestly think Dylan Holloway looked subdued, but relieved he didn’t get matched.
Personally, in my life whenever I made a decision, that the pastures are greener in other side, I’m leaving and I’m never coming back. Whether that’s a relationship, my hometown, previous job, etc. I think we’ve all been there.
I enjoy your personality. FYI the Blues have 10 first round picks on their roster under 25 that's a strong group
My take is he's a young player and as such he could have stayed on for 2 yrs " And possibly have a cup ring", then become a UFA if he wanted. pretty sure he would bring in a good $ on the market…Too late now though.
1.Who wouldn't be sad leaving their team?
2. He said in the interview it was a taxing week. He got a lot of flack from Oilers fans. He brushed it off as no big deal, but it affected him enough to mention it.
3. Zoom interviews often feel more lifeless.
4. 1 million doesn't sound like a lot, but he moved from the bottom bottom 1% league salary to about 40th percentile. Broberg went from bottom %ile to about the 65th%ile. About 35% of the league makes less than 2million. About 20% make league minimum or close to it.
For these players, this is a massive raise.
Aging basement team?
This speculation sounds like a lot of cope to me. Good on the kid. You didn't know what the future holds. Guaranteed money is a lot more real than any potential things. Not to mention he'll get more minutes and opportunity to develop in the new place if you want to look forward.
Send perry to the ahl to help develop the next kids and grab Nick Cousins for a year
Yeah he is drying his tears on the newfound opportunity he will receive and the larger checks.
I don’t know man. You go from playing with Leon to some unproven draft player. More minutes, but if no one good is feeding you the puck then? He thought he was under the microscope in Edmonton? Holy Fck is he ever now in St Louis..
seems some fans need him to regret this for some reason, but he looked thrilled in his St Louis presser. more money, more ice time, chance to play top 6. of course he was sad to leave home, but that does not equal regret. hes stoked for a chance to play more and continue his growth.
vibe im getting : oilers fans think he made the biggest mistake of his life | Rest of the NHL thinks the kid made a smart move for his personal self
Calling the Blues a garbage team when they finished ten games over .500 is wild.
An aging basement team….
First of all the first post gone over in this video is completely wrong.
The Blues A. Aren’t a basement team. They were the last team to miss the playoffs in the west.
B. They aren’t an aging team either. They’re in the middle of rebuild/retool and have like 14 players under the age of 25 with prospects still coming.
C. The Oilers are literally the oldest team in the NHL
In the NHL Network video you showed he seemed fine to me. The other interview video with St. Louis media I did notice something. There was a moment when it looked like realized the difference between EDM & STL media between the level of detail they know. Like when DH explained where home is cuz they didn’t already know where that was. Then when he talked about how diehard the fans are. They was a moment where it looked like he realized what he left. I wouldn’t say he regrets though.
Where would have Holloway fit in the lineup anyways? Mcdavid, Hopkins, Hyman, draisaitl, skinner, arvidsson, kane, henrique, Perry. 3rd or 4th line? Blues may provide more of an opportunity for his career. It must have a been a tough decision for him to sign the offer sheet, to leave a contender and alberta.
He'll flourish in STL