I am sure that I wasn’t the only Stars fan complaining when I found out that our First, Second and Third round picks were all traded away. Then after seeing that our 2008 First Round was also traded away you start wondering if we will ever have some top young talent again.
But don’t worry as there are some grat players today that all got picked up in the 3rd round or worse. Here are some -
During the 1987 draft one of the most bizzare players was picked up 166th overall, Theo Fleury. In 1992 the likes of Matthew Barnaby (88th) and Anson Cater (220th) were all real late picks. But the real diamond that came out of that draft was the goalie that helped his team to win the 2004 Stanley Cup, Nikolai Khabibulin was picked up a shocking 204th overall. Closer to the present in 1997 Ladislav Nagy was picked up 177th. The next two drafts we saw the core of the Detroit Red Wings, Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk get picked up 210th overall and 171st.
How has the Stars scouting been well we saw Marty Turco get picked up 121st and then Jere Lehtinen 88th.
The point of all these stats is to simply say sure we have no picks under 50th overall, heck none under 60th. But as seen from the past we still can get our core of players simply from a little luck and some great scouting.
he is all Gold and Green, the two of colors of the greatest sports franchise. When asked why we never see him at games he replys, “Although I watch every game, I can not go to the AAC due to the fact at any moment Mario may come and try to steal Peach from me”.
green for a reason. This guy is never seen at games for one reason. After going to a game against the Avs in the 2006 playoffs he got so mad at how bad his team was losing that he freaked out on everyone near him and nearly caused the death of 14 Dallas Star fans. Because of this he believes it is in everyones intrest to not be seen there.
But I was told he was usually seen using his light-sabre as a hockey stick and pretending to be the likes of Neal Broten and Bill Goldsworthy.