Supposed to be improving rapidly and built on a really great toolbox. He's more of a transition-focused, two-way defender. He's probably more likely to be a good #2, but has the tools to be a legit #1D. He's expected to play in the NCAA this yearAnyone know how Levshunov play is in his own end?
ThanksSupposed to be improving rapidly and built on a really great toolbox. He's more of a transition-focused, two-way defender. He's probably more likely to be a good #2, but has the tools to be a legit #1D. He's expected to play in the NCAA this year
Misa is the following draft, I think, so we could get both.Thanks
I like that he's a RD
Sounds like a very good consolation prize if we Misa out on #1
There's a lot fo guys to keep an eye out for but I don't know if any has risen to that generational level. 2024 has Eiserman, Celebrini, Levshunov, Howe, Demidov, Jiricek, and Kiviharju. 2025 has Misa, HagensAny generational prespects coming up in the next 2-3 drafts? I think I remember seeing or reading about a Swedish kid who’s supposed to be pretty damn good.
We're so bad we cant wait until the next draft hahaThere's a lot fo guys to keep an eye out for but I don't know if any has risen to that generational level. 2024 has Eiserman, Celebrini, Levshunov, Howe, Demidov, Jiricek, and Kiviharju. 2025 has Misa, Hagens
When you’re as bad as the Sharks, the off season is your post seasonWe're so bad we cant wait until the next draft haha
Hagens put together some incredible scoring numbers for a 16 year old during Hlinka tournament and also playing with our Will Smith. Perhaps we draft him in Top 3 in 2025 and reunite him with Smith…There's a lot fo guys to keep an eye out for but I don't know if any has risen to that generational level. 2024 has Eiserman, Celebrini, Levshunov, Howe, Demidov, Jiricek, and Kiviharju. 2025 has Misa, Hagens
Hagens put together some incredible scoring numbers for a 16 year old during Hlinka tournament and also playing with our Will Smith. Perhaps we draft him in Top 3 in 2025 and reunite him with Smith…
It’s funny because I think if Peterson can keep up his play, and Eklund/Duclair play up to potential, I think our offense is actually a little more balanced than it was last year.
But our defense (particularly without Karlsson) and goalies are so bad, I don’t know how we aren’t going to end up with a top 3 pick.
Losing every game 5-4 would make for a fun tank
Top-12 only has 2 centers (Celebrini and Helenius). Several good wing and defense prospects. Makes you wonder if that played an additional role (however small) in taking a center this year.2024 NHL Mock Draft: Way-too-early predictions from Corey Pronman
After a 2023 NHL Draft that lacked premier defense talent, the way-too-early indicators are that 2024 will be the opposite.theathletic.com
Based on Las Vegas odds, has Sharks picking 2nd with Eiserman.
I mean this years class had the worst d prospects in recent memory. Next year is loaded with D and weak for centers, just natural I guess. If the Sharks miss out on a top 3 pick there should be lots of opportunity to get a good d man in the top 10.Top-12 only has 2 centers (Celebrini and Helenius). Several good wing and defense prospects. Makes you wonder if that played an additional role (however small) in taking a center this year.
Long term, a top line of Eiserman - Smith, and a second line of Eklund - Bystedt both have the potential to be a nice framework for a roster.
Exactly. Might be part of the reason you choose Smith over Reinbacher (who we heard was heavily considered by the Sharks) this year, because you know you can get a D or W just as good next year. Not to discount Smith - sounds like the Sharks are very happy with him at 4.I mean this years class had the worst d prospects in recent memory. Next year is loaded with D and weak for centers, just natural I guess. If the Sharks miss out on a top 3 pick there should be lots of opportunity to get a good d man in the top 10.