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2020 Offseason Thread: Get to Fixin'


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Dates to Remember:

 

NHL Draft Lottery — August 10

NHL Entry Draft — Tentatively scheduled for October 6–7

Free Agency Opens — October 9 (or seven days after Stanley Cup Final ends)

Buyout Window — ?

 

 

2020 Draft Lottery Odds:

 

Rangers' odds at first overall: 12.5%

 

 

2020 Draft Order:

 

1. Placeholder team

2. Los Angeles Kings

3. Ottawa Senators (from San Jose Sharks)

4. Detroit Red Wings

5. Ottawa Senators

6. Anaheim Ducks

7. New Jersey Devils

8. Buffalo Sabres

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? And there is the $81.5M flat cap with which to contend. If the team buys out Henrik Lundqvist, that will leave approximately $17.39M with which to sign one goaltender, two defensemen and six forwards. (DeAngelo, Strome, Alexandar Georgiev, Brendan Lemieux and Phil DiGiuseppe are impending RFA?s).

 

If Lundqvist retires, that?s a whole different story, for the team would then have nearly $21M of space with which to work. If Lundqvist remains a Ranger, the team would have approximately $14.4M of space.

 

 

https://nypost.com/2020/08/05/igor-shesterkin-mystery-solved-as-rangers-face-busy-offseason/

 

 

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No. It's a straight 1 in 8 (12.5%) shot for the top pick. But it does matter for where we pick if we DON'T get the magic slot for #1.

 

Unless Pittsburgh or Edmonton lose in the play in.. If either lose they immediately have a 93.8% chance of winning the top pick.. If both lose, despite mathematical probabilities saying otherwise, they each have a 78% chance of getting the #1 pick.

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Unless Pittsburgh or Edmonton lose in the play in.. If either lose they immediately have a 93.8% chance of winning the top pick.. If both lose, despite mathematical probabilities saying otherwise, they each have a 78% chance of getting the #1 pick.

 

It's super weird how the NHLs winner sheet looks just like Pitt and EDMs and nothing like the rest of them

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No. It's a straight 1 in 8 (12.5%) shot for the top pick. But it does matter for where we pick if we DON'T get the magic slot for #1.

 

It really should be weighted by points per game. Hard to tell why they did it this way. Did they really think teams were going to throw the play in round?

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Unless Pittsburgh or Edmonton lose in the play in.. If either lose they immediately have a 93.8% chance of winning the top pick.. If both lose, despite mathematical probabilities saying otherwise, they each have a 78% chance of getting the #1 pick.

 

Whoa. I seriously need this to be explained.

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Unless Pittsburgh or Edmonton lose in the play in.. If either lose they immediately have a 93.8% chance of winning the top pick.. If both lose, despite mathematical probabilities saying otherwise, they each have a 78% chance of getting the #1 pick.

 

All 8 of the losing teams have a 1 in 8 or 12.5% chance at the top pick. Unless you know of some oddity of Bettman freezing envelopes or taking a ride on Ron Burkle's plane, at a loss where you are getting this. Lots of memes how there's a 25% chance if both the Pens and Oilers lose Lafreneire will end up on one of those teams, which is the math if that were to happen.

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All 8 of the losing teams have a 1 in 8 or 12.5% chance at the top pick. Unless you know of some oddity of Bettman freezing envelopes or taking a ride on Ron Burkle's plane, at a loss where you are getting this. Lots of memes how there's a 25% chance if both the Pens and Oilers lose Lafreneire will end up on one of those teams, which is the math if that were to happen.

 

sar?casm

/ˈs?rˌkazəm/

 

noun

the use of irony to mock or convey contempt.

 

Its a joke dude.. Edmonton and Pittsburgh always seem to have a horseshoe up their ass from a lottery luck perspective.

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