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And, you know, Ian and key for like Heronic for second overall, would that work?

I don't, I think that's too much.

And, and, and I mean too much as in like, I don't think San Jose is giving you the second overall pick, even if the Canucks.

So would they do, uh, the Canucks 33rd overall pick, which is the first pick in the second round or the Minnesota pick in Heronic, uh,

That may be, but honestly, the valuation you could put on a second overall pick is like three first round picks.

Easily.

You can say that, right?

And usually second overall picks do not get moved.

We don't see these trades happen.

And if a second overall pick gets moved, and I think Hironik is fantastic.

I don't think he's good enough for a team to be like, yeah, we're moving the second for Filip Hironik.

Straight up.

I think you need a player who's even a higher caliber for you to get the second overall pick for him back in return.

Could you come up with an overall valuation that's similar if you start packaging together draft picks with Hronik?

You probably could, in theory, say, hey, well, if you look at it from the trade chart and the value chart, they're very similar.

But if you have a chance to pick second overall and you're a young rebuilding team, you can get a franchise defenseman potentially.

Are you bypassing that?

Because I think what I would bet on more than anything is that San Jose would draft a D-man at two and then still trade their first round pick and somebody else to get a veteran defenseman too.

Right.

You're not just looking at adding one D-man and you've figured it out.