Tegnap volt egy Nonis interjú rádióban, copyzom a lényegét:

- this Marlies run is a little different from the one a few seasons ago because of how young this team is and how its primary contributors are guys looking to make the NHL in the next couple of seasons
- when asked if this playoff run has changed management's perception of some players with regard to making the team next season, said 'slightly' and mentioned D'Amigo and Scott specifically
- Scrivens has played above expectations and will have 'every opportunity' to make the team next season (mentioned the situation with Gardiner last year and how nobody expected him to make the team out of camp), but the game plan moving forward is 'depth in goal' and not hoping that unproven guys can carry the load
- although the combine could change things 'slightly', management are more or less set on who they want in the upcoming draft
- expects this draft to be 'unpredictable'; most teams have a similar top 10-15 but nobody really knows where the pieces are going to fall and it wouldn't be surprising to see some guys ranked in the 3-4-5 range going around 8-9-10 because of the various types of players available, especially defensemen
- mentioned Ryan Murray as the 'steadiest of the group' regarding draft-eligible defensemen
- more likely scenario this off-season is acquiring players through trades rather than unrestricted free agency; not a fan of building a team with too many UFAs because of how much they tend to be overpaid, though they may 'jump in for a couple of pieces'

Érdekes. Jó lesz ez a draft egyébként, én sok cserére számítok, és nem kevés meglepire.