Bob McKenzie Final ranking

[LeProspector]

Bob McKenzie's NHL Draft Ranking: An 'unpredictable ride' after Macklin Celebrini | TSN

Ten out of 10 NHL club team scouts surveyed in the past week by TSN have Macklin Celebrini as the undisputed No. 1 draft prospect. Beyond Celebrini, though? Buckle up.

www.tsn.ca

Anyone know when it drops? This is his last one In May.

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[BuiumSaveUs]

2day

 

[Marc the Habs Fan]

Tomorrow, it was supposed to be today but he tweeted last week they had to bump it back a day.

 

[Brodeur]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1804239746270409085

Originally was going to be today but presumably bumped by Game 7.

I seem to remember a few years back that somebody found the placeholder URL before the official release. I wouldn't be shocked if it's sitting somewhere on their site waiting to be released.

 

[Evgeny Oliker]

Anyone watching this? Did he release top 32 yet?

What is it?

 

[FlyguyOX]

Celebrini
Demidov
Levshunov
Silayev
Lindstrom
Dickinson
Buium
Parekh
Helenius
Iginla
Sennecke

Helenius, Sennecke and Yakemchuk all got top 5 votes.

 

[RedHawkDown]

Catton dropping…please god let him get to 15…

 

[FlyguyOX]

Catton dropping…please god let him get to 15…

Can't see flyers let him get past 12

 

[Castle8130]

Bob McKenzie's Final NHL Draft Ranking: Many attractive and diverse options after Macklin Celebrini | TSN

This year’s final ranking, from No. 2 on, is much more challenging to assemble because of two factors - many more divergent opinions and variance on even the top 10 picks and two Russians forcing their way into the conversation in the upper echelon.

www.tsn.ca

Demidov the clear consensus number 2 oa with 6/10 scouts polling him as 2nd oa and the other 4 scouts having him in their top 5

 

[ViD]

Celebrini
Demidov
Levshunov
Silayev
Lindstrom
Dickinson
Buium
Parekh
Helenius
Iginla
Sennecke

Helenius, Sennecke and Yakemchuk all got top 5 votes.

I like the rankings

 

[Captain3rdLine]

Bob McKenzie's Final NHL Draft Ranking: Many attractive and diverse options after Macklin Celebrini | TSN

This year’s final ranking, from No. 2 on, is much more challenging to assemble because of two factors - many more divergent opinions and variance on even the top 10 picks and two Russians forcing their way into the conversation in the upper echelon.

www.tsn.ca

Demidov the clear consensus number 2 oa with 6/10 scouts polling him as 2nd oa and the other 4 scouts having him in their top 5

I mean that’s not a consensus one, two it’s a ranking so he could fall lower given Russian factors

 

[Castle8130]

I mean that’s not a consensus one, two it’s a ranking so he could fall lower given Russian factors

The literal verbiage from the article stated "the clear consensus No. 2 choice behind Celebrini". You are thinking unanimous. Majority of scouts believe Demdiov is the 2nd best and those who don't, think he is still close to the second best

 

[TLEH]

Catton dropping…please god let him get to 15…

Would be unreal. Been asking to move up to 10-14 to get him in Chicago (or just me)

 

[BuiumSaveUs]

Catton is going to fall to Minnesota like Rossi, but be that 1C the Rossi probably will never be

 

[TLEH]

“His hockey sense and skills are better than any forward [in the draft] with the exception of [Celebrini and Demidov],” said a scout.

Okay... so the only reason you're ranking Catton at 10-18 scouts is .. because of the size? So we still haven't learned from Benson, DeBrincat, Point for example.. All undersized players who are extremely talented and underdrafted. Also 5'11 174 at 18 isn't even that undersized.

 

[BuiumSaveUs]

“His hockey sense and skills are better than any forward [in the draft] with the exception of [Celebrini and Demidov],” said a scout.

Okay... so the only reason you're ranking Catton at 10-18 scouts is .. because of the size? So we still haven't learned from Benson, DeBrincat, Point for example.. All undersized players who are extremely talented and underdrafted. Also 5'11 174 at 18 isn't even that undersized.

Catton I definetly more 5-10 than 5-11, and slight of frame. I think scouts are aware that his offensive upside is huge, but there seems to be mixed opinions in his skating. I’ve heard some say it’s elite and others say it’s fine. I tend to think he has a real effortless stride and that he gets around the ice well, but his speed isn’t amazing. If you’re going to excel down the middle in the NHL at that size, you have to be sure the skating is plus level.

 

[Czechboy]

Very Czech friendly with 2 D in first round (not sure it happens but miracle by Czech standards). Then a few more in kos, galvas, Becher and Jecho.

He didn't seem to like any Czech goalies and I thought this was a good draft for them.

 

[TLEH]

Catton I definetly more 5-10 than 5-11, and slight of frame. I think scouts are aware that his offensive upside is huge, but there seems to be mixed opinions in his skating. I’ve heard some say it’s elite and others say it’s fine. I tend to think he has a real effortless stride and that he gets around the ice well, but his speed isn’t amazing. If you’re going to excel down the middle in the NHL at that size, you have to be sure the skating is plus level.

Thought EP updated to use their combine stuff. I also think his skating is really good, maybe not elite elite, but definitely not fine either.

Berkly Catton: 5-foot-10.25, 175 pounds

 

[User1996]

“His hockey sense and skills are better than any forward [in the draft] with the exception of [Celebrini and Demidov],” said a scout.

Okay... so the only reason you're ranking Catton at 10-18 scouts is .. because of the size? So we still haven't learned from Benson, DeBrincat, Point for example.. All undersized players who are extremely talented and underdrafted. Also 5'11 174 at 18 isn't even that undersized.

I bought the Hockey Prospect Black Book this year. Reading through the NHL scout comments on some players really just enforced that it’s still an old boys club on these staffs in terms of overvaluing size, toughness, grit, high floor, etc.

 

[vildurson]

Will be interesting to see where Sennecke and Iginla are in this list. I was reading that Iginla didnt have greatest interviews.

 

[BKarchitect]

I know Catton is the “faller du juor” of this draft right now and a lot of people I respect really like him…but amidst all the salivating of “oh gosh please Catton fall to my team!!!”, I can’t help but wonder…maybe…he’s falling for a reason on a big consensus list like this?

Personally, in a vacuum, I’d rather take a guy who is still rising all the way up to the draft who may not have the residual name value of a guy who has been hyped earlier and longer but seems to edging lower and lower for whatever reason.

I’m not saying that specifically applies here or that there Catton won’t be a steal…or even that he won’t go much higher than Mac’s poll has him…entirely possible. But we are definitely close enough to the draft where the “oh man I hope prospect X keeps falling to us because that will be a guaranteed steal because I’ve heard of him and saw him real high on a list from months ago” mentality seems to be really take hold - and will continue through draft day.

 

[Guess]

Please Demidov to Habs

 

[WarriorofTime]

After several years of scrolling, I was finally able to locate the rankings on TSN's article specifically revealing the rankings.

Bob McKenzie's Final NHL Draft Ranking: Many attractive and diverse options after Macklin Celebrini | TSN

 

[leafs4life94]

Will be interesting to see where Sennecke and Iginla are in this list. I was reading that Iginla didnt have greatest interviews.

Bobby Margs is the total opposite of wherever you were reading from.

Iginla 10, Sennecke 11

 

[kevistar]

Euh what happenned to the website