Post Your 2022 Draft List

[Favin]

Ok well in that case we could also just rhym off all the best players from the CHL that turned out too over the last 7 years....

Be my guest...here are all the 1st round forwards that were developed in CHL during that time frame.

Sam Reinhart
Sam Bennett
Michael Dal Colle
Jake Virtanen
Nick Ritchie

Brendan Perlini
Robby Fabbri
Conner Bleackley
Jared McCann
Josh Ho-Sang

John Quenneville
Connor McDavid
Dylan Strome
Mitch Marner
Lawson Crouse

Jake DeBrusk
Zach Senyshyn
Mathew Barzal
Travis Konecny
Anthony Beauvillier

Nick Merkley
Pierre-Luc Dubois
Alexander Nylander
Logan Brown
Michael McLeod

Julien Gauthier
Brett Howden
Sam Steel
Nolan Patrick
Cody Glass

Michael Rasmussen
Owen Tippett
Gabe Vilardi
Nick Suzuki
Robert Thomas

Morgan Frost
Barrett Hayton
Ty Dellandrea
Liam Foudy
Joe Veleno

Kirby Dach
Dylan Cozens
Peyton Krebs
Samuel Poulin
Philip Tomasino

Connor McMichael
Jakob Pelletier
Nolan Foote
Ryan Suzuki
Brayden Tracey

Alexis Lafreniere
Quinton Byfield
Cole Perfetti
Seth Jarvis
Dawson Mercer

Hendrix Lapierre
Tyson Foerster
Connor Zary
Jake Neighbours
Jacob Perreault

Ridly Greig
Mavrik Bourque
Ozzy Wiesblatt
Mason McTavish
Dylan Guenther

Brennan Othmann
Zachary Bolduc
Xavier Bourgault
Wyatt Johnston
Zachary L'Heureux
Zachary Dean

 

[Frk It]

For fun, why not

1-Wright
2-Slavkovksy
3-Nemec
4-Cooley
5-Savoie
6-Geekie
7-Yurov
8-Kemell
9-Lekkerimaki
10-Jiricek
11-Mesar
12-Nazar
13-Mintyukov
14-Lambert
15-Mateychuk
16-Kasper
17-Gauthier
18-Ohgren
19-Perevalov
20-Howard
21-Del Bel Belluz
22-Korchinski
23-Goyette
24-Kulich
25-Pickering
26-Firkus
27-Sapovaliv
28-Salomonsson
29-Rinzel
30-Zhilkin
31-Gustafson
32-Nelson

 

[Stewie Griffin]

Curious to see some lists with the CHL prospect game having happened, as well as the college/europe playoffs going on:

1. Wright
2. Slafkovsky
3. Nemec
4. Savoie
5. Cooley
6. Jiricek
7. Kemell
8. Yurov
9. Lekkerimakki
10. Nazar
11. Lambert
12. Mateychuk
13. Casey
14. Kasper
15. Geekie

 

[SimGrindcore]

Top 5 here is carved in stone!

1. Wright
2. Cooley
3. Slafkowsky
4. Nemec
5. Nazar

 

[vildurson]

I am starting to have some kind of initial list built up and having kind of a feeling about this draft class.

I still think Lambert is elite package and will probably have similar kind of a season as Räty after the pressure of this draft is over.

I realize I have Slaf ranked kinda low and Yurov as well but I'll trust my eyeballs on this one. I think other guys have slightly more high end skill than Slaf.

Danila Yurov has lot of hands but I don't think he is that much of a playmaker or that his game would translate that well for NHL.

Noah Östlund is the wildcard of this draft for me personally. He has lot of high end skills and could end up being potential steal in this draft if the way he wants to play his game translates to NHL. Östlund smells to me like a potential Yzerman/Kekeläinen pick(probably around early second round).

1. Shane Wright
2. Logan Cooley
3. David Jiricek
4. Juraj Slafkovsky
5. Matthew Savoie
6. Brad Lambert
7. Frank Nazar
8. Simon Nemec
9. Kevin Korchinski
10. Liam Öhgren
11. Joakim Kemell
12. Jonathan Lekkerimäki
13. Noah Östlund
14. Ryan Chesley
15. Tristan Luneau
16. Denton Mateychuk
17. Conor Geekie
18. Isaac Howard
19. Gleb Trikozov
20. Nathan Gaucher
21. Rutger McGroarty
22. Noah Warren
23. Ivan Miroshnichenko
24. Seamus Casey
25. Danila Yurov
26. Pavel Mintyukov
27. Calle Odelius
28. Marco Kasper
29. Elias Salomonsson
30. Owen Pickering
31. Lian Bichsel
32. Cutter Gauthier
33. Jimmy Snuggerud
34. Jagger Firkus
35. Filip Mesar

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Never got the chance to post my list from March. I'm going to make another list in May, likely next week. But this is what I had from March. It's outdated, and I'll be moving some up and some down.

Spoiler: Top 64+32 HM's

2022 Draft List:

1. Shane Wright-C
2. Matthew Savoie-C
3. Brad Lambert-C
4. Ryan Chesley-RD
5. David Jiriciek-RD
6. Simon Nemec-RD
7. Danila Yurov-W
8. Rutger McGroarty-C
9. Logan Cooley-C
10. Conor Geekie-C
11. Jonathan Lekkerimaki-W
12. Frank Nazar-W
13. Joakim Kemell-W
14. Cutter Gauthier-C
15. Juraj Slafkovsky-W
16. Ivan Miroshnichenko-W
17. Ryan Greene-C
18. Pavel Mintyukov-LD
19. Tristan Luneau-RD
20. Denton Mateychuk-LD
21. Kevin Korchinski-LD
22. Owen Pickering-LD
23. Lane Hutson-LD
24. Alexander Perevalov-W
25. Isaac Howard-W
26. Topias Leinonen-G
27. Jack Hughes-C
28. Elias Salomonsson-RD
29. Seamus Casey-RD
30. Jiri Kulich-C
31. Filip Mesar-W
32. Ty Nelson-RD
33. Luca Del Bel Belluz-C
34. Ryan Healey-RD
35. Arseni Koromyslov-LD
36. Maddox Fleming-C
37. Danny Zhilkin-C
38. Noah Warren-RD
39. Topi Ronni-C
40. Maveric Lamoreux-RD
41. Nathan Gaucher-C
42. Devin Kaplan-W
43. Liam Oehgren-W
44. Sam Rinzel-RD
45. Quinn Finley-C
46. Mats Lindgren-LD
47. Tyler Dunbar-LD
48. Kirill Kudryavtsev-LD
49. Simon Slavichek-W
50. Sergei Ivanov-G
51. Tyler Brennan-G
52. Mattias Havelid-RD
53. Kasper Kulonummi-RD
54. Marco Kasper-C
55. Artyom Duda-LD
56. Jimmy Snuggerud-C
57. Ludvig Persson-W
58. Calle Odelius-LD
59. Ilya Kvochko-C
60. Lian Bichsel-LD
61. Ludvig Jansson-RD
62. Jake Livanavage-LD
63. Dylan James-W
64. Jackson Dorrington-LD

HM’s (32 un-ranked players approximates a third round): Alexander Suzdalev (W), Michael Mastrodomenico (RD), Simon Forsmark (LD), Tyler Duke (LD), Noah Greuter (W), Filip Bystedt (C), Raul Yakupov (W), Tomas Hamara(LD), Otto Salin(RD), Julian Lutz(W), Antonin Verreault(W), Vladimir Grudinin(LD), Vladislav Sapunov(RD), Jordan Dumais(W), Pano Fimis(C), Brandon Lisowsky(W), Matthew Ward(W), Paul Ludwinski(C), Bryce McConnell-Barker(C), Matyas Sapovaliv(C), Justin Cote(W), Charlie Leddy (RD), Dylan Silverstein(G), Hudson Thornton(LD), Jordan Gustafson(C), Helmer Styf(C), Cole Spicer(C), David Goyette(C), Miko Matikka(W), Fabian Wagner(C), Semyon Sinyatkin(W), Josef Viliam Kmec(RD)

 

[Rekingsfan17]

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[majormajor]

This is my final list.

1. David Jiricek RD
2. Logan Cooley C
3. Shane Wright C
4. Simon Nemec RD
5. Juraj Slafkovsky W

6. Denton Mateychuk LD
7. Matthew Savoie C
8. Noah Ostlund C
9. Kevin Korchinski LD
10. Rutger McGroarty C

11. Cutter Gauthier C
12. Conor Geekie C
13. Jonathan Lekkerimaki W
14. Frank Nazar C
15. Brad Lambert C

16. Ryan Chesley RD
17. Joakim Kemell W
18. Owen Pickering LD
19. Jiri Kulich W
20. Pavel Mintyukov LD

21. Liam Ohgren W
22. David Goyette C
23. Danila Yurov W
24. Filip Bystedt C
25. Gleb Trikozov W

I am intrigued by a lot of other guys like Kasper, Mesar, Rinzel, Miroshnichenko, Bichsel, etc... but I didn't see enough to feel confident putting them this high, and just ran out of time (have to stop for a new job). I did see enough of Snuggerud, Casey, Odelius, and Howard and they just missed the cut.

 

[majormajor]

Noah Östlund is the wildcard of this draft for me personally. He has lot of high end skills and could end up being potential steal in this draft if the way he wants to play his game translates to NHL. Östlund smells to me like a potential Yzerman/Kekeläinen pick(probably around early second round).

It looks like the chance of Ostlund lasting through the 1st round has evaporated at the U18s. If he will be that bold pick it will be around pick 12/13 for Kekalainen. Past mid-round there would be nothing bold about picking Ostlund.

 

[Doublechin]

1.Wright
2.Cooley
3.Nemec
4.Jiricek

5.Slafkovsky
6.lekkerimaki
7.Nazar
8.Kemell
9.Mintyukov

10.Savoie
11.Geekie
12.Chesley
13.Manteychuk
14.Yurov
15.Korchinski

16.Kulich
17.Ostlund
18.Lambert
19.Trizokov

20.Gauthier
21.Kasper
22.Odellius
23.Ohgren

24.Pickering
25.Howard
26.Mesar
27.Casey

28.Perevalov
29.Rinzel
30.Luneau
31.Mcgoarty
32.Havelid

 

[RationalExpectations]

1. Nemec
2. Wright
3. Jiricek

4. Lekkerimakki
5. Cooley
6. Nazar
7. Kemell

8. Mateychuk
9. Savoie
10. Lambert
11. Chesley
12. Slafkovsky
13. Perevalov
14. Ostlund
15. Trikozov
16. Yurov

17. Kasper
18. Howard
19. Casey
20. Kulich
21. Hughes
22. Ohgren
23. Bichsel
24. Geekie
25. McGroarty
26. Hamara

27. Miroschinenko

28. Salomonsson
29. Korchinski
30. Snuggerud
31. Gauthier
32. Hutson

Not the order I think they will go, but how I see them in terms of potential

 

[vildurson]

One round of picks after U18. Last ordering was missing Kulich and some other guys. Should be pretty much my final list now that I have seen at least some amount of most these guys I wanted to see and I don't think there is gonna be much big events anymore. Right?

Östlund is still my special wild card of this draft but like was said earlier, he may no longer be such an wild card after U18. At least I can say that I was almost always high on him

1. Shane Wright
2. Logan Cooley
3. David Jiricek
4. Juraj Slafkovsky
5. Simon Nemec
6. Matthew Savoie
7. Joakim Kemell
8. Brad Lambert
9. Noah Östlund
10. Kevin Korchinski
11. Frank Nazar
12. Liam Öhgren
13. Jonathan Lekkerimäki
14. Ryan Chesley
15. Pavel Mintyukov
16. Denton Mateychuk
17. Jiri Kulich
18. Tristan Luneau
19. Conor Geekie
20. Rutger McGroarty
21. Seamus Casey
22. Isaac Howard
23. Cutter Gauthier
24. Gleb Trikozov
25. Owen Pickering
26. Marco Kasper
27. Nathan Gaucher
28. Filip Mesar
29. Danila Yurov
30. Calle Odelius
31. Jagger Firkus
32. Lane Hutson

 

[Czechboy]

3. Jiricek (after amazing world's)
20. Kulich (after amazing U18)
31. Sapovalov
32. Hamara (after very good U18)

4 Czechs in round 1 seems entirely reasonable.haha

 

[57special]

3. Jiricek (after amazing world's)
20. Kulich (after amazing U18)
31. Sapovalov
32. Hamara (after very good U18)

4 Czechs in round 1 seems entirely reasonable.haha

I like Hamara, but there are a lot of CHL Dmen out there that I'd take before him.

 

[Czechboy]

I like Hamara, but there are a lot of CHL Dmen out there that I'd take before him.

absolutely.. I don't think it happens at all. Just a pipe dream. I do think Hamara will be a steal though.. his lower ranking is more due to missing U18 and Hlinka with injuries. Plays in men's league in Finland so hard to scout.

 

[Wooren]

3. Jiricek (after amazing world's)
20. Kulich (after amazing U18)
31. Sapovalov
32. Hamara (after very good U18)

4 Czechs in round 1 seems entirely reasonable.haha

I don't think three Czechs in the 1st round are that unreasonable. Jiricek is a lock, Kulich did everything he could and more at the U18s to get there and while Sapovaliv didn't produce that much at the tournament, I liked his play. He is the type of player NHL scouts will covet more than ordinary hockey fans do I think. I am not sure what his ceiling is, but he has a good chance to be at least a good bottom six forward eventually, which is pretty good value for a late 1st.

 

[Kcoyote3]

Blue shaded over their name means I've watched a ton of them + scouting reports, orange is I've watched a fair amount of full games + scouting reports, yellow is I've watched highlights/read scouting reports but haven't watched full games. Hopefully by the time the draft rolls around the top 100 or so will all be blue or at least orange shaded. The green shading on the left is their tiers. Ivan is yellow and will likely go way before #40, but given all the uncertainty I think if he's available close to 40 the uncertainty to benefit ratio favors taking him. Personally I would probably go with him as soon as the second round hits if for some miracle he's still there, so maybe I should move him to #33.

Fairly confident in the top 27 or so, and then it's just becoming a mess afterwards. Some might fall out of the top 27 and move into the bottom tier, but I don't see anyone falling out from the top 14 past 27. I have lots of people from 41-150 or so that I need to re-organize and shade, watch and see if they make it into the top 40 to bump out Luneau/Nelson/Snuggerud/ LDBB/Hamara, but I'm fairly confident Gaucher, McGroarty, Goyette, Kasper, Pickering and Chesley are all going to stay in the top 40 or may even move up. 41-80 right now is a mess so I'll post that when I finish ranking them.

 

[LePerilsofPerreault]

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Blue shaded over their name means I've watched a ton of them + scouting reports, orange is I've watched a fair amount of full games + scouting reports, yellow is I've watched highlights/read scouting reports but haven't watched full games. Hopefully by the time the draft rolls around the top 100 or so will all be blue or at least orange shaded. The green shading on the left is their tiers. Ivan is yellow and will likely go way before #40, but given all the uncertainty I think if he's available close to 40 the uncertainty to benefit ratio favors taking him. Personally I would probably go with him as soon as the second round hits if for some miracle he's still there, so maybe I should move him to #33.

Fairly confident in the top 27 or so, and then it's just becoming a mess afterwards. Some might fall out of the top 27 and move into the bottom tier, but I don't see anyone falling out from the top 14 past 27. I have lots of people from 41-150 or so that I need to re-organize and shade, watch and see if they make it into the top 40 to bump out Luneau/Nelson/Snuggerud/ LDBB/Hamara, but I'm fairly confident Gaucher, McGroarty, Goyette, Kasper, Pickering and Chesley are all going to stay in the top 40 or may even move up. 41-80 right now is a mess so I'll post that when I finish ranking them.

Cool list. I’m curious where Yurov/Mint/Miro end up. I’d like if one of the first two slide for our Bruins pick, or a slight trade up.

 

[LePerilsofPerreault]

1. Mtl: Shane Wright
2. Ari: Logan Cooley
3. Sea: Simon Nemec
4. Phi: Matt Savoie
5. Njd: David Jiricek
6. Cbj: Juraj Slafkovsky
7. Ott: Joakim Kemell
8. Det: Pavel Mintyukov
9. Buf: Frank Nazar
10. Ana: Jonathan Lekkerimakki
11. Sjs: Cutter Gauthier
12. Cbj: Isaac Howard
13. Nyi: Liam Ohgren
14. Wpg: Connor Geekie
15. Van: Korchinski/Chesely
16. Vgk: Yurov/Lambert

 

[NekkiChiconey]

After between 2 and 4 viewing of each player, not pretending to be a pro scout but here goes:

1. Simon Nemec
2. Shane Wright

3. Frank Nazar
4. Logan Cooley

5. Jonathan Lekkerimaki
6. David Jiricek
7. Juraj Slafkovsky
8. Brad Lambert

9. Danila Yurov
10. Matthew Savoie
11. Pavel Mintyukov
12. Cutter Gauthier
13. Joakim Kemell
14. Liam Ohgren

15. Conor Geekie
16. Denton Mateychuk
17. Mattias Havelid
18. Filip Mesar
19. Noah Ostlund
20. Gleb Trikozov

21. Ryan Chesley
22. Jimmy Snuggerud
23. Jiri Kulich
24. Calle Odelius
25. Nathan Gaucher
26. Adam Sykora
27. Kevin Korchinski
28. Ivan Miroshnichenko
29. Mats Lindgren
30. Christian Kyrou
31. Marco Kasper
32. Owen Pickering

Personal favorites:
Nemec, Nazar, Havelid, Chesley, Sykora

 

[hockeynorth]

Only my top 10 but:

1	Wright
2	Savoie
3	Nemec
4	Miroschnichenko
5	Jiricek
6	Slafkovsky
7	Lekkerimaki
8	McGroarty
9	Cooley
10	Gauthier

 

[KrakenFan92]

My top 5 and who I think they are similar to.

1. Wright - Bergeron
2. Slafkovsky - Rantanen
3. Jiricek - Seider
4. Nemec - Heiskanen
5. Cooley - Zegras

 

[Killerjas]

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Blue shaded over their name means I've watched a ton of them + scouting reports, orange is I've watched a fair amount of full games + scouting reports, yellow is I've watched highlights/read scouting reports but haven't watched full games. Hopefully by the time the draft rolls around the top 100 or so will all be blue or at least orange shaded. The green shading on the left is their tiers. Ivan is yellow and will likely go way before #40, but given all the uncertainty I think if he's available close to 40 the uncertainty to benefit ratio favors taking him. Personally I would probably go with him as soon as the second round hits if for some miracle he's still there, so maybe I should move him to #33.

Fairly confident in the top 27 or so, and then it's just becoming a mess afterwards. Some might fall out of the top 27 and move into the bottom tier, but I don't see anyone falling out from the top 14 past 27. I have lots of people from 41-150 or so that I need to re-organize and shade, watch and see if they make it into the top 40 to bump out Luneau/Nelson/Snuggerud/ LDBB/Hamara, but I'm fairly confident Gaucher, McGroarty, Goyette, Kasper, Pickering and Chesley are all going to stay in the top 40 or may even move up. 41-80 right now is a mess so I'll post that when I finish ranking them.

Seems my guy has been using the Souching spreadsheet template

 

[Kcoyote3]

Seems my guy has been using the Souching spreadsheet template

Yeah, it was the simplest route I could find to getting most prospects in the same place. It’s really well done. I figured if I’m paying 25 bucks a month I might as well use it for my own ranking too.

 

[Mr. Penguin]

Here's my top 10 prospects of the upcoming draft:

1. Shane Wright
2. Logan Cooley
3. Joakim Kemell
4. Juraj Slafkovsky
5. Matthew Savoie
6. David Jiricek
7. Simon Nemec
8. Brad Lambert
9. Danila Yurov
10. Conor Geekie