The Wraparound is here with a rapid-fire look at some of hockey’s prospect leagues, the NHL draft and more.
Here’s what Emma Lingan, Adam Kierszenblat and Jake Tye discussed in this episode:
02:10: Thoughts of the decentralized draft and the trades that have already happened on Friday
03:50: How much movement do you expect to see in the first round of the NHL draft?
05:40: Potential surprising picks in Round 1
07:24: How much of a factor will size play in the first round?
09:10: Can the CHL survive the new NCAA rule allowing major junior players to switch over?
11:40: What can the CHL do to convince players to come there instead of the NCAA?
13:30: Do you expect other players to take a discount after John Tavares re-signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs for under $5 million annually?
16:20: How much pressure do contract negotiations with Matthew Knies put on Toronto?
18:10: How much would a Knies offer sheet cost?
20:30: What will ultimately happen with Knies?
22:30: Does the Noah Dobson trade make the Montreal Canadiens a contender?
24:20: How does this Dobson trade change the landscape of the Atlantic Division?
26:30: Will Trent Frederic’s new eight-year contract with the Edmonton Oilers age well?
27:56: The NHL and NHLPA agreed on four-year extension to the collective bargaining agreement. Thoughts?
29:56: What are some good and bad ideas reported in the new CBA?
32:05: What are your thoughts on the new rules reported in the CBA?
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