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Originally Posted by CliffFletcher
The scenario is trading down from 6 to 9 because Montreal is hot to trot for Brown. If the Flames have Nylander, Brown, and the two D grouped together as roughly equal, then they can make that deal and still get one of their guys. And considering the needs of Arizona and Buffalo, there's a very good chance the guy left at 9 is Nylander.
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I think they should take their #1 guy from that group of 4 if that's the scenario. Even if the separation is marginal, it's better to get a guy whose character you like just a bit more than add a 2nd in a shallow draft year. Add the best piece to your core, rather than compromise for a scratch ticket. Just my 2 cents anyway.