2025 NHL Entry Draft

2025 draft pick (not Hagens)

  • Roger McQueen (C)

  • Michael Misa (C/W)

  • Matthew Schaffer (LHD)

  • Ivan Ryabkin (C)

  • Porter Martone (RW)

  • Anton Frondell (C)

  • other (who?)


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Leto

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Feb 16, 2023
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Yes, he plays with Djurgardens IF in Allsvenskan, but is currently injured - again. He missed the back half of last season and Hlinka due to injury. Ankle, I think. I'm not sure what his current injury is.

Draft eligible Victor Eklund is playing 1st line RW for them, too. He plays with terrific pace & can be relentless in his pursuit of the puck. He's currently under valued, imo.

Again?! He had a knee surgery two months ago.
 
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Kobe Armstrong

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Jul 26, 2011
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Jack Murtagh is a name to keep an eye on for the next 3 picks.

He missed the first couple weeks of the year but he's back with the USDP team and has 15 points in 13 games. It's the worst USDP crop in a long time and he's the only player above PPG right now.

Committed to Boston University next season where we have strong ties, born August 22nd so one of the youngest players in the draft
 
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Pompeius Magnus

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May 18, 2014
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Jack Murtagh is a name to keep an eye on for the next 3 picks.

He missed the first couple weeks of the year but he's back with the USDP team and has 15 points in 13 games. It's the worst USDP crop in a long time and he's the only player above PPG right now.

Committed to Boston University next season where we have strong ties, born August 22nd so one of the youngest players in the draft
He has the most magnificent gritty 1940's film noir detective name ever, I can almost picture an entire movie in my head just from that name. I'd pick him for that alone :laugh:
 

GlassesJacketShirt

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Aug 4, 2010
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I like Desnoyers, but I would definitely look elsewhere with their higher pick.

I would almost recommend ignoring his production in the Q when judging him, as producing as a 17 year old in the Quebec league should be the bare minimum.
 

WeThreeKings

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Sep 19, 2006
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I like Desnoyers, but I would definitely look elsewhere with their higher pick.

I would almost recommend ignoring his production in the Q when judging him, as producing as a 17 year old in the Quebec league should be the bare minimum.

Once you get out of the top 4 though, it's not like you're looking at a slam dunk.

McQueen has a bad back.
Frondell has had 3 big injuries already this year.
Ryabkin has been ice.
 

JeffreyLFC

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Sep 29, 2017
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I like Desnoyers, but I would definitely look elsewhere with their higher pick.

I would almost recommend ignoring his production in the Q when judging him, as producing as a 17 year old in the Quebec league should be the bare minimum.
I will get some hate for this comment but to me, he is the closest surefire player out of the Q in a while. His game will translate well to the pro and unlike many star forward out of the Q, he is great defensively, he is so reliable and mature in his game. What I like the most about him is that he also has a lot of room to get better once he start filling out his frame by becoming stronger and more explosive. He could be a good candidate to develop as a perfect #1/#2 center that all contending team have on their roster.
 

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