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[Hinterland]

He has a tendency to play a high risk game, more-so than he'll get away with in the NHL. Not to say he can't jump up or carry the puck or try to make things happen but he can't be gambling all the time, he just won't be reliable enough (tho by most accounts he has already made progress).

And then on the defensive end while he's a capable defensive player he does have details to learn. I think he can defend, the issues are more his decision making/risk taking nature.

I say this as a big Yak fan btw. I think his potential is sky high but he does have to adjust/mature his game to be a top pair D imo.

I agree but I think some of it will be doable in the NHL as well if he continues to work on the things we've just discussed. I don't think he's gonna change his playing style and you don't want him to either. Having said that this is something that's completely coachable and I think he's also very much expected and encouraged to do those things for Calgary. So I don't think it's a decision making issue.

 

[CaptainShark]

Here is ChatGPTs entry

Based on the most recent rankings and expert projections, here are the top thirty-two NHL draft prospects for 2024, in the order they are expected to be selected:

1. **Macklin Celebrini** - A highly skilled forward from Boston University.
2. **Artyom Levshunov** - A talented defenseman playing for the USHL's Green Bay Gamblers.
3. **Eisen Jäger** - An elite center from Germany.
4. **Cole Eiserman** - Known for his scoring prowess, playing with the USA U18 team.
5. **Ivan Demidov** - A forward from SKA St. Petersburg.
6. **Sam Dickinson** - A standout defenseman from the London Knights in the OHL.
7. **Berkly Catton** - An impactful center from Spokane (WHL).
8. **Konsta Helenius** - A smart, versatile center from Jukurit in Finland.
9. **Zayne Parekh** - An offensive defenseman from Saginaw (OHL).
10. **Carter Yakemchuk** - A strong defenseman from Calgary (WHL).
11. **Michael Brandsegg-Nygaard** - A well-rounded right winger from Mora (HockeyAllsvenskan).
12. **Sacha Boisvert** - A competitive center from Muskegon (USHL).
13. **Liam Greentree** - A physical right winger from Windsor (OHL).
14. **Trevor Connelly** - A speedy left winger from Tri-City (USHL).
15. **Adam Jiricek** - A promising defenseman from Plzen (CZE), and the younger brother of David Jiricek.
16. **Emil Hemming** - A powerful right winger from TPS (Finland).
17. **Igor Chernyshov** - A dynamic left winger from Dynamo Moscow.
18. **Ryder Ritchie** - A highly competitive right winger from Prince Albert (WHL).
19. **Michael Hage** - A creative center from the USHL's Chicago Steel.
20. **Tig Iginla** - A versatile center from Kelowna (WHL).
21. **Anton Silayev** - A defenseman with a solid two-way game.
22. **Henry Mews** - Another strong defenseman from Ottawa (OHL).
23. **Koehn Ziemmer** - A scoring forward from Prince George (WHL).
24. **Felix Unger Sorum** - A Norwegian forward showing promise.
25. **Brett Hyland** - A speedy forward from the USHL.
26. **Daniil But** - A Russian forward with size and skill.
27. **Jakub Stancl** - A Czech forward with a solid all-around game.
28. **Tanner Adams** - A forward from the US National Team Development Program.
29. **Cameron Allen** - A reliable defenseman from Guelph (OHL).
30. **Elliot Pinson** - A forward from the QMJHL.
31. **Matthew Soto** - A skilled forward from Kingston (OHL).
32. **Beckett Hendrickson** - A forward from the USHL with good potential.

 

[Favin]

Here is probably where I am today.....

Spoiler: 2024

1. Macklin Celebrini (C), Boston University (NCAA)
2. Artyom Levshunov (RHD), Michigan State (NCAA)
3. Ivan Demidov (RW), SKA St. Petersburg (RUS-Jr)
4. Zeev Buium (LHD), Denver (NCAA)
5. Sam Dickinson (LHD), London (OHL)
6. Anton Silayev (LHD), Torpedo (RUS)
7. Berkly Catton (C), Spokane (WHL)
8. Zayne Parekh (RHD), Saginaw (OHL)
9. Cole Eiserman (LW), US NTDP (USHL) / Boston University (NCAA)
10. Igor Chernyshov (C/RW), Dynamo Moskva (RUS)
11. Beckett Sennecke (LW), Oshawa (OHL)
12. Trevor Connelly (C/LW), Tri-City (USHL) / Providence (NCAA)
13. Cayden Lindstrom (W), Medicine Hat (WHL)
14. Konsta Helenius (RW), Jukurit (FIN)
15. Michael Brandsegg-Nygard (RW), Mora (SWE-2)
16. Tij Iginla (W), Kelowna (WHL)
17. Michael Hage (C), Chicago (USHL) / Michigan (NCAA)
18. Carter Yakemchuk (RHD), Calgary (WHL)
19. Adam Jiricek (RHD), Plzen (CZE)
20. E.J. Emery (RHD), US NTDP (USHL) / North Dakota (NCAA)
21. Sacha Boisvert (C), Muskegon (USHL) / North Dakota (NCAA)
22. Stian Solberg (LHD), Vålerenga (NOR)
23. Jett Luchanko (RW), Guelph (OHL)
24. Yegor Surin (C), Loko Yaroslavl (RUS)
25. Leo Sahlin Wallenius (LHD), Växjö (SWE-Jr)
26. Aron Kiviharju (LHD), HIFK (FIN)
27. Nikita Artamonov (RW), Torpedo (RUS)
28. Liam Greentree (RW), Windsor (OHL)
29. Emil Hemming (RW), TPS (FIN)
30. John Mustard (C), Waterloo (USHL) / Providence (NCAA)
31. Alfons Freij (LHD), Växjö (SWE-Jr)
32. Cole Hutson (LHD), US NTDP (USHL) / Boston University (NCAA)
33. Julius Miettinen (C/W), Everett (WHL)
34. Teddy Stiga (LW), US NTDP (USHL) / Boston College (NCAA)
35. Lucas Pettersson (C), MoDo (SWE-Jr)
36. Terik Parascak (RW), Prince George (WHL)
37. Charlie Elick (RHD), Brandon (WHL)
38. Matvei Gridin (W), Muskegon (USHL) / Michigan (NCAA)
39. Adam Kleber (RHD), Lincoln (USHL) / Minnesota-Duluth (NCAA)
40. Dean Letourneau (C), Sioux Falls (USHL) / Boston College (NCAA)
41. Ryder Ritchie (LW), Prince Albert (WHL)
42. Andrew Basha (C), Medicine Hat (WHL)
43. Tanner Howe (LW), Regina (WHL)
44. Kamil Bednarik (LW), US NTDP (USHL) / Boston University (NCAA)
45. Gabriel Eliasson (LHD), HV71 (SWE-Jr)
46. Timur Kol (LHD), SKA St. Petersburg (RUS-Jr)
47. Sam O'Reilly (RW), London (OHL)
48. Linus Eriksson (C), Djurgardens (SWE-Jr)
49. Austin Burnevik (LW), Madison (USHL) / St. Cloud State (NCAA)
50. Jesse Pulkkinen (LHD), JYP (FIN)
51. Dominik Badinka (RHD), Malmo (SWE)
52. Harrison Brunicke (RHD), Kamloops (WHL)
53. Mac Swanson (W), Fargo (USHL) / North Dakota (NCAA)
54. Cole Beaudoin (C), Barrie (OHL )
55. Leon Muggli (LHD), Zug (SUI)
56. Miguel Marques (RW), Lethbridge (WHL)
57. Hagen Burrows (RW), Sioux City (USHL) / Denver (NCAA)
58. Brodie Ziemer (C), US NTDP (USHL) / Minnesota (NCAA)
59. Henry Mews (RHD), Ottawa (OHL)
60. Fyodor Avramov (RW), Kapitan Stupino (RUS-Jr)
61. Daniil Ustinkov (LHD), Zurich (SUI)
62. Luke Misa (C), Mississauga (OHL)
63. Ilya Nabokov (G), Magnitogorsk (RUS)
64. Ben Danford (RHD), Oshawa (OHL)
65. Mikhail Yegorov (G), Omaha (USHL) / Boston University (NCAA)
66. Marek Vanacker (LW), Brantford (OHL)
67. Tomas Galvas (LHD), Liberic (CZE)
68. Christian Humphreys (RW), US NTDP (USHL) / Michigan (NCAA)
69. Max Plante (C), US NTDP (USHL) / Minnesota-Duluth (NCAA)
70. Maxim Masse (RW), Chicoutimi (QMJHL)
71. Will Skahan (LHD), US NTDP (USHL) / Boston College (NCAA)
72. Luca Marrelli (RHD), Oshawa (OHL)
73. Adam Jecho (LW), Edmonton (WHL)
74. Colton Roberts (RHD), Vancouver (WHL)
75. Owen Allard (C), Sault Ste Marie (OHL)
76. Spencer Gill (RHD), Rimouski (QMJHL)
77. Matvei Shuravin (LHD), CSKA Jr (RUS-Jr)
78. Raoul Boilard (C), Baie-Comeau (QMJHL)
79. Justin Poirier (RW), Baie-Comeau (QMJHL)
80. Colin Ralph (LHD), Shattuck St. Mary's (USHS-Prep) / St. Cloud State (NCAA)
81. Noel Fransen (LHD), Farjestad (SWE-jr)
82. Carter George (G), Owen Sound (OHL)
83. Eemil Vinni (G), Jokipojat (FIN)
84. Pavel Moysevich (G), SKA St. Petersburg (RUS)
85. Marcus Gidlof (G), Leksand (SWE-Jr)
86. Tarin Smith (LHD), Everett (WHL)
87. Veeti Vaisanen (LHD), KooKoo (FIN)
88. Carson Wetsch (RW), Calgary (WHL )
89. Kieron Walton (C/LW), Subury (OHL)
90. Melvin Fernstrom (LW), Orebro (SWE-Jr)
91. Javon Moore (LW), Sioux Falls (USHL) / Minnesota (NCAA)
92. Dalyn Wakely (C), North Bay (OHL)
93. Anthony Romani (C), North Bay (OHL)
94. Simon Zether (C/RW), Rögle (SWE)
95. Alexander Zetterberg (C), Orebko (SWE-Jr)
96. Jack Pridham (RW), West Kelowna (BCHL) / Boston University (NCAA)
97. Joe Connor (C), Muskegon (USHL) / Northeastern (NCAA)
98. Kim Saarinen (G), HPK (FIN)
99. Joona Vaisanen (RHD), Dubuque (USHL) / Western Michigan (NCAA)
100. Matvei Korotky (C), SKA-1946 St. Petersburg (RUS-Jr)

 

[coooldude]

Here is ChatGPTs entry

Based on the most recent rankings and expert projections, here are the top thirty-two NHL draft prospects for 2024, in the order they are expected to be selected:

1. **Macklin Celebrini** - A highly skilled forward from Boston University.
2. **Artyom Levshunov** - A talented defenseman playing for the USHL's Green Bay Gamblers.
3. **Eisen Jäger** - An elite center from Germany.
4. **Cole Eiserman** - Known for his scoring prowess, playing with the USA U18 team.
5. **Ivan Demidov** - A forward from SKA St. Petersburg.
6. **Sam Dickinson** - A standout defenseman from the London Knights in the OHL.
7. **Berkly Catton** - An impactful center from Spokane (WHL).
8. **Konsta Helenius** - A smart, versatile center from Jukurit in Finland.
9. **Zayne Parekh** - An offensive defenseman from Saginaw (OHL).
10. **Carter Yakemchuk** - A strong defenseman from Calgary (WHL).
11. **Michael Brandsegg-Nygaard** - A well-rounded right winger from Mora (HockeyAllsvenskan).
12. **Sacha Boisvert** - A competitive center from Muskegon (USHL).
13. **Liam Greentree** - A physical right winger from Windsor (OHL).
14. **Trevor Connelly** - A speedy left winger from Tri-City (USHL).
15. **Adam Jiricek** - A promising defenseman from Plzen (CZE), and the younger brother of David Jiricek.
16. **Emil Hemming** - A powerful right winger from TPS (Finland).
17. **Igor Chernyshov** - A dynamic left winger from Dynamo Moscow.
18. **Ryder Ritchie** - A highly competitive right winger from Prince Albert (WHL).
19. **Michael Hage** - A creative center from the USHL's Chicago Steel.
20. **Tig Iginla** - A versatile center from Kelowna (WHL).
21. **Anton Silayev** - A defenseman with a solid two-way game.
22. **Henry Mews** - Another strong defenseman from Ottawa (OHL).
23. **Koehn Ziemmer** - A scoring forward from Prince George (WHL).
24. **Felix Unger Sorum** - A Norwegian forward showing promise.
25. **Brett Hyland** - A speedy forward from the USHL.
26. **Daniil But** - A Russian forward with size and skill.
27. **Jakub Stancl** - A Czech forward with a solid all-around game.
28. **Tanner Adams** - A forward from the US National Team Development Program.
29. **Cameron Allen** - A reliable defenseman from Guelph (OHL).
30. **Elliot Pinson** - A forward from the QMJHL.
31. **Matthew Soto** - A skilled forward from Kingston (OHL).
32. **Beckett Hendrickson** - A forward from the USHL with good potential.

I can't believe we've all been overlooking Meister Jager.

 

[GiGi1994]

1 Macklin Celebrini
2 Ivan Demidov
3 Zeev Buium
4 Artyom Levshunov
5 Sam Dickinson
6 Cayden Lindstrom
7 Tij Iginla
8 Berkly Catton
9 Anton Silayev
10 Beckett Sennecke
11 Zayne Parekh
12 Michael Hage
13 Cole Eiserman
14 Liam Greentree
15 Konsta Helenius
16 Carter Yakemchuk
17 Trevor Connelly
18 Andrew Basha
19 Adam Jiricek
20 Ryder Ritchie
21 Sam O'Reilly
22 Stian Solberg
23 Teddy Stiga
24 Marek Vanacker
25 Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
26 Alfons Freij
27 Cole Hutson
28 Sacha Boisvert
29 Ben Danford
30 Igor Chernyshov
31 Emil Hemming
32 Yegor Surin

 

[ZegrasOwnsYou]

#1 Macklin Celebrini (F)
(San Jose takes a big risk.)

#2 Artyom Levshunov (D)
(Amidst the rumours of Chicago being high on Levshunov, they pick him to solidify the future top 4 of their blueline.)

#3 Zayne Parekh (D)
(Anaheim takes Parekh looking to fill the RHD spot that became open when trading Drysdale. Yakemchuk is another possibility.)

#4 Cayden Lindstrom (F)
(Columbus doesn't pass up the opportunity to secure the center depth they've been looking for so long. Fantilli/Lindstrom make this happen.)

#5 Ivan Demidov (F)
(Arguably the most talented player in this draft? He doesn't fall any further as Montreal doesn't hesitate to build their forward future.)

#6 Carter Yakemchuk (D)
(With a young forward core already drafted, taking a LHD in Simashev last year. It only makes sense for Utah to fill the right side of the blueline.)

#7 Berkly Catton (F)
(Ottawa being a team that could use a bit of everything simply selects the best player available. My personal steal of the draft.)

#8 Anton Silayev (D)
(How can Seattle say no? With Wright & Beniers ensuring the forward future. Seattle drafts a defenseman who will shut down plays, skate 200 feet in a blink of an eye & make you hurt in the process.)

#9 Tij Iginla (F)
(I mean this one just rights itself, right?)

#10 Sam Dickinson (D)
(For a team thats biggest need is a goalie, having the freedom to pick off want is a blessing. Dickinson, Nemec, Hughes & Casey are going to be a killer blueline.)

#11 Cole Eiserman (F)
(Easily the best pure goalscorer in this draft, Buffalo being set on the blueline look to reap the potential rewards of Eiserman falling.)

#12 Konsta Helenius (F)
(With a forward core that's starting to age, Philadelphia restocks with 1 of the most intelligent players in this draft. It was Helenius or Buium.)

#13 Zeev Buium (D)
(Purely based off needs. With a blueline that's getting older, Faber is going to need help & what better way than one of the most offensively gifted defenseman in this draft?)

#14 Beckett Sennecke (F)
(With an open book to draft whatever they'd like, San Jose loads up the forward prospects with a big body playmaker.)

#15 Michael Brandsegg-Nygård (F)
(A Swede who's scored everywhere he's played? Yzerman is salivating at the mouth to pick a player who fits his drafting mold perfectly.)

#16 Stian Solberg (D)
(St. Louis going forward heavy in the last few drafts make this pick pretty easy. They take a physical defenseman with hopes of sorting out their blueline woes.)

 

[majormajor]

#1 Macklin Celebrini (F)
(San Jose takes a big risk.)

#2 Artyom Levshunov (D)
(Amidst the rumours of Chicago being high on Levshunov, they pick him to solidify the future top 4 of their blueline.)

#3 Zayne Parekh (D)
(Anaheim takes Parekh looking to fill the RHD spot that became open when trading Drysdale. Yakemchuk is another possibility.)

#4 Cayden Lindstrom (F)
(Columbus doesn't pass up the opportunity to secure the center depth they've been looking for so long. Fantilli/Lindstrom make this happen.)

#5 Ivan Demidov (F)
(Arguably the most talented player in this draft? He doesn't fall any further as Montreal doesn't hesitate to build their forward future.)

#6 Carter Yakemchuk (D)
(With a young forward core already drafted, taking a LHD in Simashev last year. It only makes sense for Utah to fill the right side of the blueline.)

#7 Berkly Catton (F)
(Ottawa being a team that could use a bit of everything simply selects the best player available. My personal steal of the draft.)

#8 Anton Silayev (D)
(How can Seattle say no? With Wright & Beniers ensuring the forward future. Seattle drafts a defenseman who will shut down plays, skate 200 feet in a blink of an eye & make you hurt in the process.)

#9 Tij Iginla (F)
(I mean this one just rights itself, right?)

#10 Sam Dickinson (D)
(For a team thats biggest need is a goalie, having the freedom to pick off want is a blessing. Dickinson, Nemec, Hughes & Casey are going to be a killer blueline.)

#11 Cole Eiserman (F)
(Easily the best pure goalscorer in this draft, Buffalo being set on the blueline look to reap the potential rewards of Eiserman falling.)

#12 Konsta Helenius (F)
(With a forward core that's starting to age, Philadelphia restocks with 1 of the most intelligent players in this draft. It was Helenius or Buium.)

#13 Zeev Buium (D)
(Purely based off needs. With a blueline that's getting older, Faber is going to need help & what better way than one of the most offensively gifted defenseman in this draft?)

#14 Beckett Sennecke (F)
(With an open book to draft whatever they'd like, San Jose loads up the forward prospects with a big body playmaker.)

#15 Michael Brandsegg-Nygård (F)
(A Swede who's scored everywhere he's played? Yzerman is salivating at the mouth to pick a player who fits his drafting mold perfectly.)

#16 Stian Solberg (D)
(St. Louis going forward heavy in the last few drafts make this pick pretty easy. They take a physical defenseman with hopes of sorting out their blueline woes.)

It looks like you did a mock draft instead, which is fine, but not really the purpose of this thread.

 

[ZegrasOwnsYou]

It looks like you did a mock draft instead, which is fine, but not really the purpose of this thread.

Yeah...I see that now. My bad!

 

[CaptainShark]

Yeah...I see that now. My bad!

He is right, but I still enjoyed it

 

[Dirtyf1ghter]

1 M.Celebrini
2 C.Eiserman
3 A.Kiviharju
4 I.Demidov
5 B.Catton
6 M.Massé
7 B.Sennecke
8 C.Hutson
9 K.Helenius
10 R.Ritchie
11 A.Levshunov
12 C.Lindstrom
13 Z.Parekh
14 C.Yakemchuk
15 C.Humphreys
16 D.Badinka
17 S.Boisvert
18 A.Jiricek
19 H.Mews
20 T.Howe
21 S.Dickinson
22 E.Hemming
23 A.Shen
24 T.Lavoie
25 Y.Surin
26 J.Parsons
27 W.Skahan
28 L.Greentree
29 A.Cristoforo
30 K.Bednarik
31 E.Emery
32 K.Sterner

1. Celebrini (1) Rate : A

He was a sure value as a center who had already proven himself

2. Eiserman (9) Rate : B

I thought it was just a matter of position but his pick in 2 last year was inevitable

3. Kiviharju (64) Rate : F

I clung to hope for a long time with this former child prodigy. It was an error

4. Demidov (2) Rate : B

I saw him as a Michkov, a little less talented but more defensive. It seemed like a top 5 out of. Only B because Kiviharju in front.

5. Catton (8) Rate : A

It was a choice from last year but in 5 with a small size, I anticipated a big season which would affirm him as the best Canadian offensive talent born in 2006. Which he is.

6. Masse (41) Rate : D

I wasn't convinced by his positioning in 6 - he could have been between 10 and 15 but he was the guy who had proven the most in U17. Skating should have condemned him to this position 6.

7. Sennecke (16) Rate : A

I have always been hot on this player as a defensive end with offensive skills. He will likely be drafted higher than his current roster spot. It wasn't easy to have him in 7.

8. Hutson (46) Rate : D

I got carried away by his brother's fever and the fact that he was already older. But he's not talented enough to be what I thought he was going to be.

9. Helenius (13) Rate : A

That's what I call hitting the nail on the head. I moved it down a few places in my last list from a slightly disappointing U18 tournament but it's exactly what I expected last year.

10. Ritchie (54) Rate : D

I am correct with the initial choice in relation to the context of the time but its fall is still big. I would have rated myself a C if it had been ranked a few ranks lower.

11. Levshunov (3) Rate : B

I wanted to be careful about a side commitment (promotion of Belarusian prospects) and avoid being burdened by detractors. I should have ranked him higher.

12. Lindstrom (4) Rate : A

It was very difficult to have it higher last year and part of me thinks I have it too high now.

13. Parekh (7) Rate : A

He is a little stronger than I thought but the qualities and faults perceived last year have not changed.

14. Yakemchuk (11) Rate : A

I moved it up two ranks recently. Its evolution corresponds exactly to my idea last year.

15. Humphreys (98) Rate : D

It was a gamble because I thought USDP prospects would go up like previous years. Still in my top 100 so D.

16. Badinka (37) Rate : A

He might be drafted around 20. Having him in the 1st round in 2023 was unpredictable. I think I was the first to take the risk by experiencing a big storm. It's A for context.

17. Boisvert (22) Rate : A

Very good evaluation of his potential physical center which attracts scouts.

18. Jiricek (26) Rate : A

I had him much lower than usual lists and I don't think he would be any higher on my current list without the injury. Perhaps even the opposite paradoxically. Still overrated for me.

19. Mews (23) Rate : A

Compared to my idea of the player at the time and today which is similar, I rate myself at A. I think he is very underrated.

20. Howe (32) Rate : A

I pretty much expected this kind of position. He may very well be selected at this rank in 10 days.

21. Dickinson (5) Rate : C

I quickly changed my opinion at the start of the season. He had slipped on my list so as not to favor CHL players too much. I would have given it a D if there had been a disgusting name among the defenders.

22. Hemming (20) Rate : A

Exactly the same opinion. I think he's slightly underrated. I have always classified him by comparing with Helenius.

23. Shen (NC) Rate : F

Big failure for me because I saw him as the best Russian before 2006 with Surin. I haven't seen Artamonov or Chernyshov for 2024. Shame.

24. Lavoie (75) Rate : C

Big right-handed defender with No. 1 Q status, I thought he was going to establish himself as a defender of choice at the end of the 1st round due to his rare profile. It was very difficult to find other names at this rank last year.

25. Surin (38) Rate : B

He is rising a lot in the current lists but considering that I missed two other Russian attackers, A is not deserved.

26. Parsons (NC) Rate : F

Completely stupid 2023 pick like Rastislav Elias in 2021. I was looking to put a goalie and he is very far from being in my top 25 goalies now.

27. Skahan (42) Rate : B

I still saw him with greater offensive potential. In the context of the time, it was a sure bet in 27 (it doesn't sting the eyes)

28. Greentree (14) Rate : A
He is placed around this position in many lists. I have him even higher now.

29. Cristoforo (NC) Rate : D

Other guys have taken a bite out of this player's offensive potential. So D rather than F.

30. Bednarik (57) Rate : A

He can come out very well in this position. I imagined him as a John Beecher. But I rate it lower and last year that was the case too. He replaced players I expected not to know.

31. Emery (31) Rate : A

Perfect.

32. Sterner (118) Rate : D

I have a soft spot for this player. I had him ranked 32 as a potential defensive player who could explode on offense. This choice does not seem stupid to me

 

[SantosHalper]

#15 Michael Brandsegg-Nygård (F)
(A Swede who's scored everywhere he's played? Yzerman is salivating at the mouth to pick a player who fits his drafting mold perfectly.)

Norwegian actually but rest is true, MBN is a Red Wing already.

 

[Castle8130]

Final Rankings​

1. Macklin Celebrini
2. Ivan Demidov (tier2)
3. Zeev Buium (tier2 )
4. Cayden Lindstrom (tier 3 start)
5. Artyom Levshunov
6. Zayne Parekh
7. Anton Silayev
8. Carter Yakemchuk
9. Tij Iginla
10. Beckett Sennecke
11. Berkly Catton
12. Sam Dickinson (tier 3 end)
13. Konsta Helenius (tier 4 start)
14. Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
15. Michael Hage
16. Stian Solberg
17. Yegor Surin
18. Trevor Connelly (tier 4 end)
19. Adam Jiricek (tier 5 start)
20. Dominik Badinka
21. Igor Chernyshov
22. Jett Luchanko
23. Cole Eiserman
24. EJ Emery
25. Liam Greentree (tier 5 end)
26. Marek Vanacker (tier 6)
27. Terik Parascak
28. Leo Sahlin Walleinus
29. Julius Miettinen
30. Linus Eriksson
31. Teddy Stiga
32. Cole Beaudoin

A few HMs

• Honorable Mentions​

• Nikita Artamonov
• Cole Hutson
• Emil Hemming
• Ryder Ritchie
• Andrew Basha

Links are currently not working. They should be updated by draft day

 

[SimGrindcore]

Rank	Tier	Nom	Position	Height	Comparaisons (style)
1​	1​	Macklin Celebrini	C/W	6'0	Sidney Crosby
2​	1​	Ivan Demidov	RW/C	6'0	Nikita Kucherov
3​	2​	Artyom Levshunov	RD	6'2	Zach Werenski
4​	2​	Cayden Lindstrom	C/RW	6'3	Quinton Byfield
5​	2​	Zeev Buium	LD	6'0	Adam Fox
6​	2​	Sam Dickinson	LD	6'3	Kaiden Guhle
7​	2​	Berkly Catton	C/LW	5'10	Clayton Keller
8​	2​	Zayne Parekh	RD	6'0	Erik Karlsson
9​	3​	Anton Silayev	RD/LD	6'7	Victor Hedman
10​	3​	Tij Iginla	LW/C	6'0	Matthew Tkachuk
11​	3​	Cole Eiserman	LW	6'0	Phil Kessel
12​	3​	Konsta Helenius	C/RW	5'11	Sebastian Aho
13​	3​	Carter Yakemchuk	RD	6'3	Brent Burns
14​	3​	Liam Greentree	RW/LW	6'2	Jason Robertson
15​	3​	Michael Brandsegg-Nygard	RW/C	6'1	Martin Necas
16​	3​	Beckett Sennecke	RW	6'2	Drake Batherson
17​	3​	Igor Chernyshov	LW/RW	6'2	Valeri Nichushkin
18​	3​	Trevor Connelly	LW/RW	6'1	Matthew Barzal
19​	3​	Michael Hage	C/W	6'1	Robert Thomas
20​	3​	Sacha Boisvert	C	6'2	Shane Pinto
21​	3​	Adam Jiricek	RD	6'2	Cam Fowler
22​	4​	Andrew Basha	LW	6'0	Alex Newhook
23​	4​	Emil Hemming	RW/LW	6'1	Max Pacioretty
24​	4​	Terik Parascak	RW/C	5'11	Fabian Zetterlund
25​	4​	Nikita Artamonov	RW/LW	5'11	Michael Bunting
26​	4​	Ryder Ritchie	RW	6'0	Jordan Kyrou
27​	4​	Jett Luchanko	RW/C	5'11	Nick Suzuki
28​	4​	Henry Mews	RD/RW	6'0	Vince Dunn
29​	4​	EJ Emery	RD/LD	6'3	K'Andre Miller
30​	4​	Aron Kiviharju	LD	5'10	Scott Perunovich
31​	4​	Cole Hutson	LD	5'10	Samuel Girard
32​	4​	Charlie Elick	RD	6'3	Brayden Schneider
33​	4​	Alfons Freij	LD	6'1	Gustav Forsling
34​	4​	Cole Beaudoin	C/W	6'2	Andrew Copp
35​	4​	Teddy Stiga	LW	5'11	Seth Jarvis
36​	4​	Stian Solberg	LD	6'2	Jacob Trouba
37​	4​	Dominik Badinka	RD	6'3	Brett Pesce
38​	4​	Yegor Surin	C/RW	6'1	Max Domi
39​	4​	Leo Sahlin Wallenius	LD	6'0	Cam York
40​	4​	Maxim Masse	RW	6'1	Timo Meier
41​	4​	Dean Letourneau	C	6'6	Tage Thompson
42​	4​	Tanner Howe	LW/C	5'11	Travis Konecny
43​	4​	Matvei Gridin	LW/RW	6'2	Yegor Chinakhov
44​	4​	Luke Misa	C/LW	5'11	Jesper Bratt
45​	4​	Marek Vanacker	LW	6'0	Chris Kreider
46​	4​	John Mustard	LW	6'0	Kyle Connor
47​	4​	Jesse Pulkkinen	LD	6'6	Tyler Myers
48​	4​	Sam O'Reilly	C/RW	6'1	Ryan O'Reilly
49​	5​	Matvei Shuravin	LD	6'4	Mattias Ekholm
50​	5​	Kamil Bednarik	C/W	6'0	Joel Eriksson Ek
51​	5​	Adam Jecho	RW/C	6'3	Alexei Toropchenko
52​	5​	Miguel Marques	RW/C	5'11	Jordan Eberle
53​	5​	Lucas Pettersson	C	5'11	William Karlsson
54​	5​	Linus Eriksson	C/LW	6'0	Robby Fabbri
55​	5​	Julius Miettinen	C/W	6'3	Adam Lowry
56​	5​	Tomas Galvas	LD	5'10	Jared Spurgeon
57​	5​	Harrison Brunicke	RD	6'3	Damon Severson
58​	5​	Leon Muggli	LD	6'0	Mikey Anderson
59​	5​	Veeti Vaisanen	LD	6'0	Rasmus Andersson
60​	5​	Justin Poirier	RW	5'8	Alex DeBrincat
61​	5​	Will Skahan	LD	6'4	Mattias Samuelsson
62​	5​	Simon Zether	C/RW	6'3	Jesperi Kotkaniemi
63​	5​	Ben Danford	RD	6'1	Erik Cernak
64​	5​	Raoul Boilard	C/RW	6'1	Pavel Zacha
65​	5​	Daniil Ustinkov	LD	6'0	Jake Muzzin

 

[Kraken Jokes]

I'll post my final ranking in the form of a mock draft based on how I would pick them for each team. The number beside the player's name is where I have them ranked overall. Obviously, I'm not a strictly BPA guy, especially not this year where the players are so close.

C Celebrini 1 - San Jose
RD Levshunov 2 - Chicago
RW Demidov 6 - Anaheim
C Lindstrom 4 - Columbus
LW Iginla 8 - Montreal
LD Buium 3 - Utah
RD Parekh 5 - Ottawa
LD Dickinson 7 - Seattle
C Catton 9 - Calgary
LD Silayev 10 - New Jersey
RW Sennecke 11 - Buffalo
C Helenius 12 - Philadelphia
RD Yakemchuk 14 - Minnesota
LW Eiserman 15 - San Jose
C Hage 13 - Detroit
RD Emery 17 - St. Louis
LW Stiga 16 - Washington
RW Brandsegg-Nygård 18 - Chicago
LD Solberg 22 - Vegas
C Luchanko 19 - Islanders
LW Connelly 21 - Los Angeles
RD Badinka 20 - Nashville
RD Jiricek 23 - Toronto
RW Greentree 26 - Colorado
C Beaudoin 30 - Ottawa
RW Massé 27 - Montreal
LD Hutson 24 - Calgary
C Miettinen 28 - Carolina
LD Freij 25 - Dallas
LW Chernyshov 29 - Rangers
RD Elick 31 - Anaheim
C Letourneau 32 - Philadelphia

HM/Early 2nd:
LW Basha
RW Parascak
RD Gill
RW Ziemer
RD Mews
RW Hemming
LW Vanacker
C Plante
RW Ritchie
C Surin
C Boisvert
LD Kiviharju
LD Wallenius
C Pettersson
C Zetterberg
C Misa
C Bednarik

 

[majormajor]

1​	Macklin Celebrini​	C​
2​	Ivan Demidov​	F​
3​	Zeev Buium​	LD​
4​	Cayden Lindstrom​	F​
5​	Beckett Sennecke​	W​
6​	Michael Brandsegg-Nygard​	F​
7​	Carter Yakemchuk​	RD​
8​	Tij Iginla​	W​
9​	Berkly Catton​	W​
10​	Jesse Pulkkinen​	LD​
11​	Jett Luchanko​	F​
12​	Konsta Helenius​	C​
13​	Stian Solberg​	LD​
14​	Anton Silayev ​	LD​
15​	Yegor Surin​	C​
16​	Sam Dickinson​	LD​
17​	Zayne Parekh​	RD​
18​	Alfons Freij​	LD​
19​	Julius Miettinen​	C​
20​	Igor Chernyshev ​	W​
21​	Marek Vanacker​	W​

Notes:

- I think the consensus is probably wrong about Brandsegg-Nygard's upside. He's probably never a very good rush player but there are indeed many excellent topline players in the NHL who mostly thrive off of the cycle / forecheck. Those players are if anything more rare. He wins the large majorities of his battles, is very smart defensively, and of course has an elite shot. He reminds me of a stronger version of Oliver Bjorkstrand. A little bit of Landeskog as well.

- He's an overager but if my team drafted Jesse Pulkkinen 10th-15th a year ago I'd be very happy with how his last year has gone. He has elite tools. I love the defense. There's NHL shutdown upside at 6'6. I love the way he reads defenders when he is attacking with the puck. The adaptive intelligence is high end. He'll need to get quicker and learn a lot more at both ends, but the pace of improvement makes me inclined to bet on this player.

- I saw Anton Silayev a lot at both the KHL and MHL level and I think the visions of him scoring 40 pts are pure fantasy. His KHL production was very good for his age but it looks like random points when I watch it. He rarely shows offensive initiative. This will be a shutdown D, and a very good one.

- Yegor Surin is a wild beast. He reminds me a lot of Brandon Dubinsky. He plays a lot like Sam Bennett as well. But he's stronger than both, a tremendous athlete. The competitiveness is off the charts. I think he'll be a strong matchup center that can take on anyone.

- I like Dickinson and Parekh a fait bit, I wanted to move them higher because they both looked impressive to me in the Memorial Cup. I just had too many players that I liked a bit more. It's a deep draft for me up until around pick 21. Dickinson I expect to top out at minimum as a second pair guy, and he might be a #2D. Parekh could end up as one of the best players in this class, and I'm even seeing his D game improve a lot. He'll always get pushed around in his zone though, and my big concern is injuries - there is a high bust risk if he keeps getting hurt this often.

- The big omission is of course Levshunov. There are many D in the NHL who have the physical tools to be #1Ds but lack the thinking. It's not tools that separates the best from the rest. Levshunov is largely just tools. His passing game reminds me of Jack Johnson. I don't think he has improved that much either over the course of the year, and I'm hearing from the Blackbook that his trajectory is somewhat oversold, he's been a specimen and a top prospect for years now. I think you can draft him higher but the team will have to mold him into something more structured and less dynamic. I don't think he has the hockey sense to succeed playing a rover game.

 

[Sergei Shirokov]

After considerable cramming, I'm done my list.

For me 5-8 was very difficult to order, as were the last 10-11 picks, but here it is;

1. Celebrini
2. Demidov
3. Silayev
4. Buium
5. Lindstrom
6. Yakemchuk
7. Catton
8. Dickinson
9. Levshunov
10. Iginla
11. Sennecke
12. Chernyshov
13. Parekh
14. Brandsegg-Nygard
15. Helenius
16. Shuravin
17. Solberg
18. Greentree
19. Basha
20. Freij
21. Badinka
22. Ritchie
23. Luchanko
24. Hage
25. Artamonov
26. Eiserman
27. Jiricek
28. Beaudoin
29. Pettersson
30. Vanacker
31. Emery
32. Surin

 

[QJL]

1. Macklin Celebrini
2. Sam Dickinson
3. Ivan Demidov
4. Jesse Pulkkinen
5. Artyom Levshunov
6. Konsta Helenius
7. Zeev Buium
8. Anton Silayev
9. Zayne Parekh
10. Liam Greentree
11. Alfons Freij
12. Yegor Surin
13. Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
14. Carter Yakemchuk
15. Maxim Masse
16. Aron Kiviharju
17. Charlie Elick
18. Beckett Sennecke
19. Cole Eiserman
20. Emil Hemming
21. Berkly Catton
22. Cayden Lindstrom
23. Trevor Connelly
24. Adam Kleber
25. Nikita Artamonov
26. Tij Iginla
27. Dominik Badinka
28. Stian Solberg
29. Melvin Fernstrom
30. John Mustard
31. EJ Emery
32. Jett Luchanko
33. Ben Danford
34. Luke Misa
35. Igor Chernyshov
36. Dean Letourneau
37. Simon Zether
38. Leon Muggli
39. Terik Parascak
40. Will Skahan
41. Linus Eriksson
42. Teddy Stiga
43. Cole Beaudoin
44. Mikhail Yegorov
45. Adam Jecho
46. Michael Hage
47. Kamil Bednarik
48. Matvei Shuravin
49. Julius Miettinen
50. Harrison Brunicke
51. Marek Vanacker
52. Cole Hutson
53. Adam Jiricek
54. Sacha Boisvert
55. Leo Sahlin Wallenius
56. Fyodor Avramov
57. Lucas Pettersson
58. Carson Wetsch
59. Noel Fransen
60. Marcus Gidlof
61. Sam O’Reilly
62. Luca Testa
63. Matvei Gridin
64. Quinn Kennedy

 

[16thOverallSaveUs]

Here it is. I graded each player on a scale of 1-10 (1-Awful, 2/3-Poor, 4-Below Average, 5-Average, 6-above average, 7/8-High End, 9 Elite, 10-Rare) based on size/athleticism, skating, skill, sense, compete, shot, and production. I generally gave the most importance to skating, sense, compete, and I gave the least importance to shot quality. While I would make small tweaks to the grades based on what I saw in the limited viewings I had of most players, the grades were largely based on public consensus of available scouting reports. So, it's really more a balancing act of what traits I think will translate the best.

1.Mackin Celebrini: 55.1
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2.Zeev Buium: 49.5

3.Berkly Catton: 49.2

4.Artyom Levshunov: 48.9

5.Anton Silayev: 48.9

6.Ivan Demidov: 48.8

7.Carter Yakemchuk: 48.4

8.Zayne Perekh: 47.7

9.Cayden Lindstrom: 47.7

10.Sam Dickinson: 47.6

11.Tij Iginla: 47.3

12.Cole Eiserman: 46.0
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13.Beckett Sennecke: 43.8

14.Stian Solberg: 43.1

15.Michael Bransegg: 42.7

16.Michael Hage: 42.4

17.Matvei Gridin: 42.0

18.Konsta Helenius: 41.7

19.Nikita Artamanov: 41.7

20.Igor Chernyshov: 40.9

21.Liam Greentree: 40.8

22.Egor Surin: 40.2

23.Adam Jiricek: 40.1

24.Trevor Connelly: 40.0
--- End of first round grades
25.Timor Kol: 39.8

26.Jett Luchanko: 39.7

27.Cole Hutson: 39.7

28.Nate Misskey: 39.7

29.Henry Mews: 39.3

30.Marek Vanacker: 39.3

31.Dominik Badinka: 39.2

32.Leo Wallenius: 39.1

33.Charlie Elick: 39.1

34.Luca Marelli: 38.9

35.Sacha Boisvert: 38.6

36.E.j. Emery: 38.6

37.Will Skahan: 38.6

38.Tanner Howe: 38.6

39.Cole Beaudoin: 38.4

40.Aatos Koivu: 38.4

41.Adam Jecho: 38.3

42.Lucas Petterson: 38.2

43.Andrew Basha: 38.2

44.Terik Parascak: 38.1

45.Eriks Mateiko: 38.1

46.Veeti Vaisanen: 38.1

47.Ben Danford: 38.0

48.Carson Wetsch: 38.0

49.Sam O’Reilly: 37.9

50.Simon Zether: 37.9

51.Owen Allard: 37.8

52.Emil Hemming: 37.5

53.Teddy Stiga: 37.5

54.Aron Kiviharju: 37.4

55.Dean L’étourneau: 37.2

56.Leon Muggli: 37.2

57.Linus Eriksson: 36.9

58.Kamil Bednarik: 36.9

59.Raoul Boilard: 36.8

60.Miroslav Holinka: 36.8

61.Lukas Fischer: 36.8

62.John Mustard: 36.7

63.Matvei Shuravin: 36.6

64.Harrison Brunicke: 36.6

 

[vildurson]

Final version for 2024 draft class, full round worth of players. Right before final playoff game. Top end still basically same, more life in t5 onwards. I still keep my stance that this draft drops more in quality after t4 but there is still good players with projectabile skill, size and production left.

I was tinkering with moving Buium ahead of Dickinson but I am still thinking that Dickinson has more size and bit higher possibilities than Buium but Buium is just slightly better right now so I went with Dickinson crudely favouring size bit more in this case. Basically I am happy to take guys at any order in their tier if you want to complain about the orders. It's more of a tier list than what I think the strict order of picks should be. Names mentioned first would be just my preference of the said tier.

T1
Macklin Celebrini C

T2
Sam Dickinson LD
Zeev Buium LD
Ivan Demidov W

T3
Artyom Levshunov RD
Cayden Lindstrom C
Tij Iginla W
Berkly Catton F

T4
Carter Yakemchuk RD
Anton Silayev LD
Zayne Parekh RD
Beckett Sennecke W
Konsta Helenius C
Cole Eiserman W

T5
Michael Hage C
Stian Solberg LD
Adam Jiricek RD
Michael Brandsegg-Nygård W
Alfons Freij LD
Igor Chernyshov W

T6
Andrew Basha F
Liam Greentree F
Jett Luchanko C
Dominik Badinka RD
Ej Emery RD
Ryder Ritchie W

T7
Sacha Boisvert C
Trevor Connelly F
Henry Mews RD
Emil Hemming F
Sam O’Reilly C
Aron Kiviharju LD

Edit:
Decided to watch some Sam O’Reilly and included him as relatively safe play for 3rd/4rd line center at the end of first.

 

[SantosHalper]

Since the draft order is pretty much set, this is a good time to reveal the famous Santos List. This is a mock draft, not a ranking list. Ranking list's often leaves out team needs and draft strategies(if a team has a notable strategy), i tried to find the unholy marriage of all 3 and here it is, enjoy:

1. SJS: Macklin Celebrini
- No-Brainer.
2. CHI: Artyom Levshunov
- Hawks are short of top pair RHD prospects or top pair D in general, so they take the best one available. Can't go wrong with this one, minute munching RHD.
3. ANA: Sam Dickinson
- Forward core in Anaheim is starting to look good but defense needs more talent. There is something Seider-esq in Dickinson, therefore Verbeek picks him.
4. CBJ: Cayden Lindstrom
- Columbus adds size to the forward core.
5. MTL: Berkly Catton
- Habs add much needed secondary scoring.
6. UTAH: Anton Silayev
- Utah Wildcats continue getting bigger... and russian. This is going to be tough team to play against.
7. OTT: Carter Yakemchuk
- Sens are short of RHD prospects and Yakemchuk fits in their identity very well. And since he is one oldest players in this class, Sens can expect him to be in the lineup soon.
8. SEA: Zeev Buium
- Krakens D prospect pool is basically empty and the teams D core is aging as well. They take best d-man available.
9. CGY: Tij Iginla
- Ownership wants butts to the seats and jerseys to sell and top of that they get a good hockey player.
10. NJD: Ivan Demidov
- The russian factor drops Demidov but New Jersey can afford to wait Demidov for a longer period than the others.
11. BUF: Zayne Parekh
- Desperate times require desperate measures, Sabres manages to fill an organizational need.
12. PHI: Cole Eiserman
- BPA, Philly fills the void left by Gauthier with another USDP product.
13. MIN: Beckett Sennecke
- Minny adds more size and grit.
14. SJS: Adam Jiricek
- Sharks D prospect pool is empty so they take the best d-man available.
15. DET: Michael Brandsegg-Nygård
- Fits in Detroit's draft strategy like a fist in an eye.
16. STL: Konsta Helenius
- BPA
17. WSH: Michael Hage
- Caps pick much needed center prospect.
18. CHI: Trevor Connelly
- BPA, a troubled kid and a troubled NHL org. It should be a match made in heaven.
19. VGK: Liam Greentree
- Vegas hopes to find the next Mark Stone.
20. NYI: Stian Solberg
- Physical and mobile PMD, i can see il padrino Lamoriello being very interested.
21. LAK: Igor Chernyshov
- Fits in the team identity.
22. NSH: Charlie Elick
- On paper Elick is prototypical Preds pick.
23. TOR: Henry Mews
- Leafs have to start fixing that horrible back end, they haven't picked a d-man in first two rounds in 6 years.
24. COL: Sacha Boisvert
- BPA
25. BOS: Jett Luchenko
- Bruins picks best center available.
26. MTL: Dean Letourneau
- Habs add size.
27. CAR: Cole Beaudoin
- Canes select size and grit.
28. CGY: Ryder Ritchie
- BPA and another local boy to Calgary, maybe Ritchie and Iginla stays there longer period than Tkachuk & Gaudreau.
29. DAL: Terik Parascak
- BPA
30. NYR: Lucas Pettersson
- There is some Aho-esq in him and Rangers are hoping for a steal here.
31. ANA: EJ Emery
- Ducks continue to bolster up their defense.
32. PHI: Yegor Surin
- Michkov-era is beginning in Philly and Briere makes sure that Michkov has enough buddies and picks a whole new type of bully to the Broad Street.

My updated mock draft.

 

[shaner8989]

1. Macklin Celebrini
2. Sam Dickinson
3. Ivan Demidov
4. Jesse Pulkkinen
5. Artyom Levshunov
6. Konsta Helenius
7. Zeev Buium
8. Anton Silayev
9. Zayne Parekh
10. Liam Greentree
11. Alfons Freij
12. Yegor Surin
13. Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
14. Carter Yakemchuk
15. Maxim Masse
16. Aron Kiviharju
17. Charlie Elick
18. Beckett Sennecke
19. Cole Eiserman
20. Emil Hemming
21. Berkly Catton
22. Cayden Lindstrom
23. Trevor Connelly
24. Adam Kleber
25. Nikita Artamonov
26. Tij Iginla
27. Dominik Badinka
28. Stian Solberg
29. Melvin Fernstrom
30. John Mustard
31. EJ Emery
32. Jett Luchanko
33. Ben Danford
34. Luke Misa
35. Igor Chernyshov
36. Dean Letourneau
37. Simon Zether
38. Leon Muggli
39. Terik Parascak
40. Will Skahan
41. Linus Eriksson
42. Teddy Stiga
43. Cole Beaudoin
44. Mikhail Yegorov
45. Adam Jecho
46. Michael Hage
47. Kamil Bednarik
48. Matvei Shuravin
49. Julius Miettinen
50. Harrison Brunicke
51. Marek Vanacker
52. Cole Hutson
53. Adam Jiricek
54. Sacha Boisvert
55. Leo Sahlin Wallenius
56. Fyodor Avramov
57. Lucas Pettersson
58. Carson Wetsch
59. Noel Fransen
60. Marcus Gidlof
61. Sam O’Reilly
62. Luca Testa
63. Matvei Gridin
64. Quinn Kennedy

Like this list. I think Pulkkinen could end up top 10. That size and skill is insane. Like this list

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

My final list. Top 96+32 HM's. No re-draft players listed, but there are a few good re-draft players that could go first four rounds.

Spoiler: Top 96+32 HM's

2024 Draft List:

1. Mack Celebrini-C
2. Berkly Catton-C
3. Artyom Levshunov-RHD
4. Ivan Demidov-W
5. Anton Silayev-LHD
6. Carter Yakemchuk-RHD
7. Sam Dickinson-LHD
8. Zeev Buium-LHD
9. Cayden Lindstrom-C
10. Adam Jiricek-RHD
11. Cole Hutson-LHD
12. Konsta Helenius-C
13. Zayne Parekh-RHD
14. Michael Brandsegg Nygard-W
15. Tij Iginla-W
16. Matvei Shuravin-LHD
17. Nikita Artamonov-W
18. Stian Solberg-LHD
19. Yegor Surin-C
20. Dean Letourneau-C
21. Beckett Sennecke-W
21. Igor Chernyshov-W
23. Trevor Connelly-W
24. Cole Eiserman-W
25. Aron Kiviharju-LHD
26. Will Skahan-LHD
27. Liam Greentree-W
28. Kamil Bednarik-C
29. Michael Hage-C
30. EJ Emery-RHD
31. Charlie Elick-RHD
32. Mac Swanson-W
33. Cole Beaudoin-C
34. Jett Luchanko-C
35. Julius Miettinen-C
36. Sascha Boisvert-C
37. Henry Mews-RHD
38. Leo Sahlin Wallenius-LHD
39. John Mustard-W
40. Teddy Stiga-W
41. Sam O’Reilly-C
42. Marek Vanacker-LW
43. Terik Parascak-W
44. Ryder Ritchie-W
45. Tarin Smith-LHD
46. Lucas Pettersson-C
47. Maxim Masse-W
48. Alfons Freij-LHD
49. Andrew Basha-W
50. Justin Poirier-W
51. Mikhail Yegorov-G
52. Emil Hemming-W
53. Veeti Vaisanen-LHD
54. Colton Roberts-RHD
55. Tory Pitner-RHD
56. Ben Danford-RHD
57. Dominik Badinka-RHD
58. Tanner Howe-W
59. Linus Eriksson-C
60. Adam Jecho-W
61. Louka Cloutier-G
62. Leon Muggli-LHD
63. Tomas Lavoie-RHD
64. Timur Kol-LHD
65. Sebastian Soini-RHD
66. Luke Misa-C
67. Miguel Marques-W
68. Simon Zether-C
69. Niilopekka Muhonen-LHD
70. Lucas Van Vliet-C
71. Alex Zetterberg-W
72. Ryerson Leenders-G
73. Max Plante-W
74. Aatos Koivu-C
75. Carter George-G
76. Luca Marrelli-RHD
77. Harrison Brunicke-RHD
78. Brodie Ziemer-W
79. Eemil Vinni-G
80. Melvin Fernstrom-W
81. Raoul Boilard-C
82. Kevin He-W
83. Gabriel Eliasson-LHD
84. Aidan Park-C
85. Eriks Mateiko-W
86. Noah Lapointe-LHD
87. AJ Spellacy-C
88. Tomas Galvas-LHD
89. Evan Gardner-G
90. Carson Wetsch-C
91. Lukas Fischer-LHD
92. Jakub Fibigr-LHD
93. Andrei Krutov-W
94. Hagen Burrows-W
95. Marcus Gidlof-G
96. James Reeder-W

32 Unordered HM’s (approximates a fourth round): Christian Humphreys (W), Noel Fransen (LHD), Anthony Cristoforo (RHD), Oskar Vuollet (W), Daniil Anatsky (C), Clarke Caswell (W), Nick Kempf (G), Ondrej Kos (W), Felix Lacerte (C), Alexandre Blais (W), Marcus Kearsey (LHD), Tomas Mrsic (C), Miroslav Holinka (W), Adam Kleber (LHD), Luke Osburn (LHD), Daniil Ustinkov (LHD), Jacob Battaglia (W), Jack Berglund (C), Ethan Procyszyn, John Stout (LHD), Spencer Gill (RHD), Colin Ralph (LHD), Logan Sawyer (C), Artyom Shchuchinkov (LHD), Ollie Josephson (C), Chase Wutzke (G), Nathan Villeneueve (C), Kasper Pikkarainanen (W), Tanner Henricks (RHD), Kam Hendrickson (G), Austin Baker (C), Aiden Wright (G)

Had Nick Kempf twice. Hence, the edit to add Artyom Shchuchinkov who was a late cut previously.