Unless there's a player Stevie really wants I can't see Detroit making that trade.

nice build

theres always a player Stevie wants

2 is better than 1. It's late firsts and early 2nds here. Why give a pick away for no reason?

Yzerman's exact words "more kicks at the can you have the better."

I dunno if the quality of jumping from 15-10 is worth the 24OA.

so you would never trade 2 assets for one?

Yea this only happens assuming there’s a players Nash really likes that they don’t see being there at 15.

What's the pick number?

#29

I wouldn’t do the trade unless it’s for someone I really like that drops, like Riley Heidt otherwise I’m keeping the picks.

Yeah I wouldn't do it unless a drop happens. Where's Stenberg projected to go?

Exactly. Unless there's a player at 29 that should not be there at 29. Don't bother with this. If Detroit was trading up to 24-25 then I'd maybe do this as a guy like Heidt, Honzek, etc would likely still be there. But not 29. They'll be gone. The talent difference between 29 and 41,42,43 is minimal.

The Detroit trade of course can happen day of draft depending on how the drafts falls but it's hard to say sure looking at it now.

NO to this

He’s typically mocked somewhere in the 20’s. But he’s another guy that could drop due to the depth in this draft. I wouldn’t mind moving up for him tho cuz it’s not likely he drops to the 2nd round.

I'm not interested in large trade downs well ahead of draft day. When the picks start, there's always a chance I might be up for trading 2-3 slots in a particular situation as it happens.

It’s not. Now if they added their 29th pick it would closer in value than this. I been on a website that values picks the 10 pick is valued at 9000 while the 15th and 24th are valued at 12750. With them adding the 29th it makes they’re valued in picks at 13000. That’s way closer. It they feel like they have to win the trade Nashville could add a 3rd