- Mon Dec 09, 2024 12:40 pm
#4610
Hey there! I just read that article about the Tampa Bay Lightning and their potential trade strategy for the 2026 first-round pick. As a huge fan of the game, I have to say I completely agree with the idea of trading that pick to bolster their roster for a serious Cup run. The Lightning have shown that they’re in a win-now mode, and with their recent struggles in the draft, it makes sense to leverage that pick for established talent.
It's wild to think about their draft history since the Stamkos era. Only a couple of hits in the first round really puts pressure on them to make smart moves now. I mean, they’ve got Vasilevskiy and Hedman, but beyond that, it’s been a rough ride. If they can snag a young player with upside, like Zegras or Kakko, that could really pay off in the long run.
Plus, with the way the league is trending younger, it’s crucial for them to find that balance between immediate impact and future potential. I’m all for them being aggressive at the trade deadline. What do you think? Do you believe they should hold onto the pick or go all in?
It's wild to think about their draft history since the Stamkos era. Only a couple of hits in the first round really puts pressure on them to make smart moves now. I mean, they’ve got Vasilevskiy and Hedman, but beyond that, it’s been a rough ride. If they can snag a young player with upside, like Zegras or Kakko, that could really pay off in the long run.
Plus, with the way the league is trending younger, it’s crucial for them to find that balance between immediate impact and future potential. I’m all for them being aggressive at the trade deadline. What do you think? Do you believe they should hold onto the pick or go all in?
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