Draft steals from the limited sample sizes so far for 2024 picks in first round and post-first round?
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I would vote for a couple of Chicago 3rd round draft picks in Spellacy and Pridham.
Mitch nylander
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My risers from every Round:
1st Round:
- Sam Dickinson - I had this guy top 5 and was perplexed he dropped as far as he did. Him and Levshunov we're always the best 2 defensemen of this draft.
2nd Round:
- Nikita Artamonov - Exceptional season right now in the KHL. High-motor, high IQ forward. He'll be an NHLer.
- Harrison Brunicke - Almost made the pens this year, just a great skater with excellent edge work. Deceptive with the puck as well.
3rd Round:
- Aj Spellacy - Incredible skater, easily the best of his draft. Not gonna be a top 6 guy, just a valuable two-third liner.
- Ilya Protas - This guy is huge. Like his brother, I see him as a projectable middle six power forward who can slot in anywhere. Having a great rookie OHL season.
4th Round:
-Kevin He: Great OHL season, goal scoring machine. Relentless on the puck as well.
-Aron Kivharju: Never should have dropped. I like kid, always have. He's a great skater, and is just such an intelligent player.
5th Round:
- Justin Poirier: Look he might be too small for the big leagues, but you can't deny the results. Almost a goal per game and almost 2 points per game. He's dynamic.
- Luke Misa: Very good skater, with great vision. I think he's got projectable skills.
6th Round:
- Hunter St Martin: Looked amazing at the panthers camp. Gonna be a workhorse bottom 6er, but I think he's very projectable.
-Timur Kol: Meat and potatoes defender, but he could easily be a guy like Edmundson. Someone to block shots, play physical and make simple plays.
7th Round:
- Nikita Prischepov: Played some games in the bigs this year. Relentless forechecker.
- William Nicholl: This guy can skate. I mean he's blazing fast. One of the better skaters picked in the draft, and now the scoring is catching up to him.
1st Round:
- Sam Dickinson - I had this guy top 5 and was perplexed he dropped as far as he did. Him and Levshunov we're always the best 2 defensemen of this draft.
2nd Round:
- Nikita Artamonov - Exceptional season right now in the KHL. High-motor, high IQ forward. He'll be an NHLer.
- Harrison Brunicke - Almost made the pens this year, just a great skater with excellent edge work. Deceptive with the puck as well.
3rd Round:
- Aj Spellacy - Incredible skater, easily the best of his draft. Not gonna be a top 6 guy, just a valuable two-third liner.
- Ilya Protas - This guy is huge. Like his brother, I see him as a projectable middle six power forward who can slot in anywhere. Having a great rookie OHL season.
4th Round:
-Kevin He: Great OHL season, goal scoring machine. Relentless on the puck as well.
-Aron Kivharju: Never should have dropped. I like kid, always have. He's a great skater, and is just such an intelligent player.
5th Round:
- Justin Poirier: Look he might be too small for the big leagues, but you can't deny the results. Almost a goal per game and almost 2 points per game. He's dynamic.
- Luke Misa: Very good skater, with great vision. I think he's got projectable skills.
6th Round:
- Hunter St Martin: Looked amazing at the panthers camp. Gonna be a workhorse bottom 6er, but I think he's very projectable.
-Timur Kol: Meat and potatoes defender, but he could easily be a guy like Edmundson. Someone to block shots, play physical and make simple plays.
7th Round:
- Nikita Prischepov: Played some games in the bigs this year. Relentless forechecker.
- William Nicholl: This guy can skate. I mean he's blazing fast. One of the better skaters picked in the draft, and now the scoring is catching up to him.
