Azert egy nagyon fontos kulonbseg van a felsorolt csapatok kozott es koztunk amit Stone nagyon jol megfogalmazott peldaul Vegas kapcsan:
"an ownership commitment to winning"

Amig itt ilyen dilettans vezetes van addig nem lesz itt kupa de meg nagyon PO sem.Nem veletlenul lep le innen minden jo jatekos(nincsenek illuzioim Chabot-tal kapcsolatban sem).Arrol meg kar is almodni, hogy majd nyaron barki is idejon jatszani hacsak brutalisan nem fizetjuk meg.

Annak aki meg azt gondolja, hogy milyen jo most nekunk ennyi draft pick-el itt egy kis info:
"Just look at the first-round disappointments for the Senators over the 15 years, including Jakub Klepis, Brian Lee, Jim O’Brien, Jared Cowen and Curtis Lazar.

Remember that in 2011 the Senators owned three first-round picks, and they no longer even have anything to show for Mika Zibanejad (sixth overall) or Matt Puempel (24th), while Stefan Noesen (21st) did help them acquire Bobby Ryan.

Second-round picks certainly do not come with any guarantees The one from last year, Jonny Tychonick, is a freshman at the University of North Dakota, while Alex Formenton, from 2017, has shown flashes of promises. But the Senators soured on Jonathan Dahlen, their second pick in 2016 and dumped their second-round pick (Gabriel Gagne) from 2015.

Their last second-round pick before that was Shane Prince in 2011, and he didn’t work out either.
Other second-round picks made by Ottawa include Jakob Silfverberg and Robin Lehner, both traded before nearing their prime years, Patrick Wiercioch (bust), Ruslan Bashkirov (who?), Kirill Lyamin (who again?), Igor Marionov Alexei Kaigorodov you get the picture.

And the third round has even have less certainty. Since Zack Smith 10 years ago, the Senators have had only one third-round pick to make the NHL, and that was Marcus Hogberg, who has played four games.