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Lethbeardski · 08-16-2012, 01:36 PM

I'm a pretty new Preds fan, and living on the East Coast of Canada, I don't get the opportunity to watch too many games. I wanted to get some hardcore fans' opinion on how the team has done drafting forwards in their history.

As a (relative) layperson regarding the matter, it seems like the team has had a hard time with it. Several of the team's more prominent forwards were acquired by trades. David Legwand didn't work out the way the team hoped he would, everyone knows how Radulov has(n't) worked out. Does the team have a problem with drafting forwards?

I'd also like to explicitly state that this isn't a troll or a dig or anything. It's something I've been thinking about for a while.

08-16-2012, 01:36 PM	#1
Lethbeardski Rookie User Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: St. John's, NL Country: Posts: 13 vCash: 500	Drafting Forwards I'm a pretty new Preds fan, and living on the East Coast of Canada, I don't get the opportunity to watch too many games. I wanted to get some hardcore fans' opinion on how the team has done drafting forwards in their history. As a (relative) layperson regarding the matter, it seems like the team has had a hard time with it. Several of the team's more prominent forwards were acquired by trades. David Legwand didn't work out the way the team hoped he would, everyone knows how Radulov has(n't) worked out. Does the team have a problem with drafting forwards? I'd also like to explicitly state that this isn't a troll or a dig or anything. It's something I've been thinking about for a while.