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Originally Posted by AustinL_NHL
Only Adam Fox is with another team.
Boston is at 1,199 games. I'm assuming you counted their 2014 draft as well.
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Nope.
2015: Zboril, Debrusk, Senyshyn, Carlo, Forsbacka-Karlsson, Lauzon, Vladar, and Hughes
2016: McAvoy, Frederic, Lindgren, and Steen.
2017: Vaakanainen, Studnicka, Swayman.
https://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/draft/...r00004919.html
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Originally Posted by AustinL_NHL
From the 2015-17 drafts, 6 out of the Flames' 19 draft picks have played the equivalent of a full NHL season, whereas only 4 of the Bruins' 22 picks have achieved that feat so far.
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Also nope.
McAvoy, Lindgren, Debrusk, Carlo, and Lauzon have basically played the equivalent of a full season, and since the last 2 seasons were truncated, you could probably add Frederic and Zboril to that list.
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Originally Posted by AustinL_NHL
I'm not arguing the Flames' draft haul is more impressive in that time frame. I'm just pointing out that they've been more than willing to give their picks a chance to make the NHL, and put them in good roles.
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Except you specifically said that the Flames had more players graduate and the most games played in that time frame, which is basically saying they were the most impressive.
But let's take another team: Columbus
Total NHL games from draftees from 2015-2017: 1,373
Total players playing NHL games: 13 out of 22, or 59 percent
Total players playing the equivalent of a full season: 7 (Texier and Bemstrom from 2017, Dubois from 2016, and Werenski, Stenlund, Nutivaara, and Gavrikov from 2015).
Or yet another: New Jersey.
Total NHL games: 1, 258
Total players: 16/25, or 64 percent.
Players playing enough games to count as a season: 9 (2015: Zacha, Blackwood, Seney; 2016: McLeod, Bastian, Anderson, Bratt; 2017: Hischier, Boqvist.