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Originally Posted by Textcritic
1. TB — drafted #2 in 2013
2. Washington — no top-four picks
3. NYI — drafted #4 in 2012
4. VGK — no top-four picks
5. Carolina — drafted #2 in 2018
6. Colorado — drafted #1, 4, and 4 in 2013, 2017, 2019
7. Toronto — drafted #4 and 1 in 2015, 2016
8. Florida — drafted #2 and 1 in 2013, 2014
9. Winnipeg — drafted #2 in 2016
10. Pittsburgh — no top-four picks
Three teams. Two of which have won championships in the past ten years on the backs of generational talents that were selected in the top-two, and one which built exclusively through the expansion draft.
That's fair. But are you going to move the goalposts once more after I have again debunked your claim?
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Well I said including this years draft as I assume the Islanders will not pick top 4, which would add them in. Current win percentage in the NHL (which is the only way you can determine the top 10 when every team has not played the same number of games) has 5 teams in the top 10 (NYI, Vegas, Washington, Minnesota, Boston) who including the 2021 draft will not have picked in the top 10.
To answer your point, you did not debunk my claim because you did not understand the goalposts and did not use the only way you can determine top 10 teams when every team has not played the same number of games.