2025 DRAFT Discussion
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GarlicbreadTB
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In the years where we've only had 1 1st round pick under Yzerman we've always gone in the European direction so probably a good bet this time around too.
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10 (1). Jake O'Brien - C
42 (2). Sascha Boumedienne - LD
74 (3). William Horcoff - C
77 (3). Kristian Epperson - LW
118 (4). Viktor Klingsell - LW
138 (5). Pyotr Andreyanov - G
170 (6). Lucas Karmiris - C
202 (7). Shamar Moses - RW
212 (7). Daniil Skvortsov - D
Not mad at this.
42 (2). Sascha Boumedienne - LD
74 (3). William Horcoff - C
77 (3). Kristian Epperson - LW
118 (4). Viktor Klingsell - LW
138 (5). Pyotr Andreyanov - G
170 (6). Lucas Karmiris - C
202 (7). Shamar Moses - RW
212 (7). Daniil Skvortsov - D
Not mad at this.
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Yzerman maximizing the value of his best draft capital, you love to see it.
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When none of the names sounded familiar I just started drafting guys with hyphenated names given ASP and MBN both look like good draft picks. I also picked Magomedsultanov just due to the entertainment of hearing Ken and Mickey trying to pronounce that last name.
10 (1). Michael Misa - C/LW
42 (2). Milton Gastrin - C
74 (3). Nathan Behm - RW
77 (3). Malte Vass - LD
118 (4). Anthony Allain-Samake - LD
138 (5). Dakoda Rheaume-Mullen - LD
170 (6). Louis-Antoine Denault - G
202 (7). Ilyas Magomedsultanov - D
212 (7). Grayden Robertson-Palmer - C
10 (1). Michael Misa - C/LW
42 (2). Milton Gastrin - C
74 (3). Nathan Behm - RW
77 (3). Malte Vass - LD
118 (4). Anthony Allain-Samake - LD
138 (5). Dakoda Rheaume-Mullen - LD
170 (6). Louis-Antoine Denault - G
202 (7). Ilyas Magomedsultanov - D
212 (7). Grayden Robertson-Palmer - C
Frk It
Mo Seider Less Problems
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Eric Nilson - Stats, Contract, Salary & More
Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Eric Nilson, 2007-05-11 Calgary, AB, CAN Sweden. Most recently in the J20 Nationell with Djurgårdens IF J20. Complete player biography and stats.
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Keep seeing this guy as an option for us in round 2.
@OgeeOgelthorpe I feel like this is the kind of player you like every year, and I could also really see Hakan liking him as well.
- Feb 29, 2020
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Eric Nilson - Stats, Contract, Salary & More
Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Eric Nilson, 2007-05-11 Calgary, AB, CAN Sweden. Most recently in the J20 Nationell with Djurgårdens IF J20. Complete player biography and stats.
Keep seeing this guy as an option for us in round 2.
@OgeeOgelthorpe I feel like this is the kind of player you like every year, and I could also really see Hakan liking him as well.
If he’s anything like his dad then I’m not interested. He’s also super skinny. 6’0” 150? I’m not a size queen but this guy would get beat up in the AJHL.
Frk It
Mo Seider Less Problems
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Craig’s List: Michael Misa climbs to No. 2 after exceptional OHL season | TSN
The Saginaw Spirit forward is on the rise in Craig Button's fourth NHL draft prospect ranking of the season after winning the OHL scoring race and topping the 60-goal mark.
Interesting list. I love the boldness with the Reschny ranking.
I still have no clue what to make of Malcolm Spence, it seems like people have mixed opinions on him as a player.
Christien
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- May 1, 2010
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Well, kinda late to the party this year following this draft class. It sucks that Carter Bear got hurt so badly; he seems like a guy we would like. This video talks about all the top WHL guys. They always do a good job. One of the guys was saying he's like this year's Jarvis.
Where do you guys think he's gonna go, and do you think we'd take him if he's there? Thoughts?
Where do you guys think he's gonna go, and do you think we'd take him if he's there? Thoughts?
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Ditto.Craig’s List: Michael Misa climbs to No. 2 after exceptional OHL season | TSN
The Saginaw Spirit forward is on the rise in Craig Button's fourth NHL draft prospect ranking of the season after winning the OHL scoring race and topping the 60-goal mark.www.tsn.ca
Interesting list. I love the boldness with the Reschny ranking.
I still have no clue what to make of Malcolm Spence, it seems like people have mixed opinions on him as a player.
