Best U24 projected starting lline-up between MTL, ANA, CHI, SJS, DET and OTT?

[GrandmaCookie]

The players are coming from my research on teams and their prospect pool, if you think there could have been better combinaison, feel free to vote for the one you think is the better one and present your combination.

Who has the best U24 future starting lineup (went with 3 forwards, 2 defenseman and 1 goaltender) amongst those rebuilding teams:

Montreal: Caufield, Slafkovsky, Demidov, Hutson, Ghule, Fowler
Detroit: Kasper, Raymond, Danielson, Seider, Edvinsson, Cossa
Ottawa: Stutzle, Greig, Pinto, Sanderson, Yakemchuk, Sogaard
Anaheim: Carlsson, McTavish, Zegras, Mintyukov, Zellweger, Suchanek
San Jose: Celibrini, Eklund, Smith, Dickinson, Cagnoni, Askarov
Chicago: Bedard, Reichel, Nazar, Levshunov, Vlasic, Commesso

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[GrandmaCookie]

IMO:

SJS
MTL
ANA
OTT
DET
CHI

 

[ESH]

IMO:

SJS
MTL
ANA
OTT
DET
CHI

I don’t think you could put Chicago last purely because of Bedard

 

[RedWingzz]

funny how the Red Wings top prospect was left off, but Seider is Seider, and Edvinsson is playing some amazing hockey right now, so it's understandable.

ASP is tearing up the SHL and will be a stud PP QB in a year or 2

 

[MNRube]

Boldy-Rossi-Yurov
Buium-Faber
Wallstedt

 

[lwvs84]

For Anaheim, Luneau is probably ahead of Zellweger long term and Clara ahead of Suchanek.

 

[Golden_Jet]

For Ottawa I would switch Ostapachuk with Ridley Greig.

 

[GrandmaCookie]

For Ottawa I would switch Ostapachuk with Ridley Greig.

Yeah makes sense. Done.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Montreal has the best young group of players in the league.

Hutson will be a top 5-10 defenseman at his best. Slafkovsky will be a PPG winger with highly desirable physical attributes. Demidov will be Kaprizov+. Fowler will be a top 10 goaltender in the league.

 

[Xirik]

Why limit to those teams?

 

[GrandmaCookie]

Why limit to those teams?

What other teams are currently in their rebuild window?

 

[wetcoast]

funny how the Red Wings top prospect was left off, but Seider is Seider, and Edvinsson is playing some amazing hockey right now, so it's understandable.

ASP is tearing up the SHL and will be a stud PP QB in a year or 2

Exactly and I think the better question might have been which team has the best U24 group.

That being said, aside from goalies which is too hard to predict, Detroit has the group of 5 I'd least like to play in the playoffs just a really solid well balanced group.

Sieder is also having a really quiet but excellent start to the year so far.

 

[CanadienShark]

Tough call. Hard to rank, but I wouldn't argue against any of: Montreal, Ottawa, Anaheim, or SJ as the top 4 in any order.

 

[Bouboumaster]

I voted Montreal because of bias, but I truly believe they have the most talent there

The only question mark is Guhle, who often gets hurt, but when he plays, he's a beast

 

[Pavels Dog]

The players are coming from my research on teams and their prospect pool, if you think there could have been better combinaison, feel free to vote for the one you think is the better one and present your combination.

Who has the best U24 future starting lineup (went with 3 forwards, 2 defenseman and 1 goaltender) amongst those rebuilding teams:

Montreal: Caufield, Slafkovsky, Demidov, Hutson, Ghule, Fowler
Detroit: Kasper, Raymond, Danielson, Seider, Edvinsson, Cossa
Ottawa: Stutzle, Greig, Pinto, Sanderson, Yakemchuk, Sogaard
Anaheim: Carlsson, McTavish, Zegras, Mintyukov, Zellweger, Suchanek
San Jose: Celibrini, Eklund, Smith, Dickinson, Cagnoni, Askarov
Chicago: Bedard, Reichel, Nazar, Levshunov, Vlasic, Commesso

I understand the need to draw the line somewhere, but it's difficult to rate for example Anaheim while pretending they don't have a 24 year old Dostal, or to ignore that Detroit has MBN, ASP, Augustine etc. while a team like Ottawa literally has nothing outside of those players listed.