2023 NHL Draft June 28 and 29, Nashville, TN (Selections - 13, 39, 45, 86, 109, 141, 173, 205)

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Odd 11:00 a.m. start time for the Otters, but it's Guelph so time to look at Sova again and Allen again.
 

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not sure its a good idea to draft an undersized forward with your first pick 2 years in a row given the team comp and prospect pool.
 

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not sure its a good idea to draft an undersized forward with your first pick 2 years in a row given the team comp and prospect pool.
Agreed, unless the value is far too high to pass up we should def inject some size in the prospect pool. Excited to really dig into these guys soon.
 

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I like where we'll be picking if Adams does nothing of consequence.

Somewhere between 9 and 12 is my guess.
 

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Reinbacher scores through a screen from the faceoff dot to the goalie's left. He is a an interesting collection of skills and size. I'm just not sure at say 15 if he's the pick. Still, fun to watch some more NLA. Enzo looks small even playing in Switzerland.
 
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14. Buffalo Sabres: Axel Sandin Pellikka, RD, Skellefteå J20 (J20 Nationell)​

I have the Buffalo Sabres selecting the second of the two defenders that I expect to see in the top-20 of the 2023 Draft, Axel Sandin Pellika. After playing well in a small role for his SHL club, Sandin Pellikka did a lot to boost his draft stock at the 2023 World Juniors where he started off as an extra defender before working his way into more and more icetime as the tournament went on.



He has a ton of offensive potential, with the playmaking vision to be a legit powerplay quarterback type of guy with a clear path to being a top-four offensive defenseman in the NHL. The biggest question is how good his defending will be in the NHL and if his offense will be dynamic enough to offset his lack of a physical defensive game.
 
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