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Draft excerpts..
Jonathan Lekkerimaki's Player Profile
Adam Kimelman - NHL.com - June 29th: "Lekkerimaki (5-10, 171) has an NHL-caliber shot, with a one-timer or wrist shot he can use to pick corners. He's an excellent skater with good offensive instincts."
Mike - Morreale - June 29th: "A pure sniper with a hard wrist shot who plays a two-way game with good hands and explosiveness. He led the World U-18s with 15 points and 10 assists for first-place Sweden."
Peter Harling - NHL Rumors - June 27th: "Another sniper, Lekkerimaki has a lethal shot and can light the lamp. He has more elements to his game than just goal scoring but that’s his bread and butter. Has top-six upside in the NHL."
Jeff Svoboda - NHL.com - June 27: "He's a versatile player in the offensive zone with excellent skating skills, a great release -- he might have the best shot in the draft -- and the ability to handle the puck at a high level."
Alexa Potack - Dobber Prospects - June 18th: "He appears patient but when shooting the puck that frequently, some lack a clear path or angle. If he opts to pass, his strong vision is on display."
Scott Wheeler - The Athletic - June 6th: "He’s dynamic in control and threatening from anywhere in the offensive zone. He can beat you in an instant or hang onto pucks and make things happen himself."
Corey Pronman - The Athletic - May 31: "He is a goal-scoring threat from the faceoff dots with a hard, accurate wrist shot and one-timer that projects to be a weapon in the NHL. He has good speed, hands and vision to generate clean entries and make plays but those aspects don’t pop like his shot."
Chris Peters - Daily Faceoff - June 10th: " Lekkerimaki is an advanced offensive performer with a top-tier shot that is both quick and stunningly accurate. He started scoring at the Hlinka-Gretzky Cup last summer and just didn’t stop until he missed the last month of the season with what was believed to be mono. "
