MrHeiskanen
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I think he’ll be gone by 30th. We’ll seeStankoven in the second round would be sick.
My prediction? Whoever we pick will generate discussion here.
It’ll be the typical HF thing where no one has a clue who we drafted but we act like we do and just fire off hot sports opinions.
Wheeler's list has some big variances with others, which makes this draft all the more interesting. He has some guys others list as first rounders as in the 20's. It gives me hope we can find a Jason Roberston/Roope Hintz type player in round 2, and pick 46.
My prediction? Whoever we pick will generate discussion here.
So you're saying Johnson to the islanders confirmed?Kent Johnson at #2 is insane, but I love it. He's either gonna be diet-Barzal if his skating improves, or some kind of super Ho-Sang.
It’ll be the typical HF thing where no one has a clue who we drafted but we act like we do and just fire off hot sports opinions.
38. Justin Robidas, C, Val-d’Or-QMJHL
March 13, 2003 | 5-foot-8 | 173 pounds
Skating: High-end
Puck Skills: Below-average
Hockey Sense: Average
Compete: Above-average
Robidas was an important player on a great junior team this season. Robidas plays the game with a lot of speed and energy which is why despite being 5-foot-8, I think his game could translate to higher levels. He’s a great skater, who often takes pucks up the ice with speed and charges right for the net. Off the puck, he hustles to win battles and can kill penalties. Robidas shows good instincts as a playmaker, and flashes of good puck skills but I wouldn’t call his puck game what gets him to the NHL. In a sentence, Robidas projects as a middle-six NHL forward, likely on the wing, who will be a fan and coach favorite due to his speed and work ethic.
Pronman basically ranked him as the slowest skater in the draft. But he’s big so it’s possible he’s drafted by us. I hated when his dad played for the team but I was only like 14 lolJust saw that Sami Helenius’ kid is in the draft this year as well. 6’6 center, projected 2nd-3rd round. If the chips fall right, Dallas could get two legacy picks in one draft if they so choose.
Pronman basically ranked him as the slowest skater in the draft. But he’s big so it’s possible he’s drafted by us. I hated when his dad played for the team but I was only like 14 lol
Lambos had a tough season between a mediocre performance in Finland and medical issues ending his WHL season early.