Cathy Squires

PPP has applied machine learning and AI technologies to previous drafts by Kyle Dubas to guess who he’ll look at this year.

Funny, but no one wanted to know his thoughts on draft picks all that much.

And he’s listening on some players we don’t want traded.

A look at the depth chart and who is in the pipeline before the draft changes everything.

These deals are status symbols and markers of respect, not organizational mistakes.

No. But should you ever? We could ask the Jets, I guess.

Get ready for Saturday.

Maybe. To figure that out, we have to re-learn how offseason cap hits are calculated.

The mockery is over, and now it’s time to count down to the real thing.

Pierre LeBrun says yes.

With bonus Jake Gardiner talk, and some transcripts of who said what, exactly.

Now that the Stanley Cup Playoffs are over and we can get on with forgetting this offseason, Kyle Dubas can get to work.

The Growlers are keeping their coach.

It’s time for the rest of the disappointed playoff teams to pick. Wait, what’s Anaheim doing in here?

There’s another trade to report as well as three more players off the board as we near the finish.

Why is pick number 22 ringing a bell?

Shut the hell up about asset management and cap space and make this team better.

It’s rare for a DEL player to even be drafted, but this year one is likely going to go in the first round. Our mock draft took him in today’s picks.

The first trade of the mock draft sees the New York Rangers gain a pick.

A full transcript of his very short comments on Vancouver radio yesterday.

It’s Swedish defender day in the mock draft.

Now it’s not a clever scheme the Leafs need to clear that cap space, it’s just a clever trade.

The first rule of asset management is don’t sell low.

Did someone finally take Vasili Podkolzin?

Pierre LeBrun says they’ve talked, so who do you want back, Phaneuf or Kovalchuk?