Since it's not June 29th yet...
I'm warming up to being ok if Levshunov is the pick at 2.
Reasons being...Championship teams are built from the back end out. They always have been. Keith, Seabrook, Hammer and Oduya. Levshunov, Korchinski, Vlasic, Rinzel, EDM etc. You always need a variation of 4 top 4 D. You can have a #1 a #2 and 2 #4's or 2 #2s and 2 #4's. Your team needs to have excellent defense or you won't go far. Anyone remember watching Chris Campoli or David Rundblad in the playoffs? I watched in fear as they jumped over the boards. There is no such thing as having too many good Dmen. The leafs have very good forwards but their defense isn't the greatest. I'm sure they would love to re-draft a stud D instead of a forward but they can't. They can't unsign Tavares and sign Stud D either and they can't trade for one because no one trades theirs away.
It's a win if you draft Levshunov and he becomes a #2. It's a bonus if he becomes a bonafide #1. With what we have already the D is set up to win Championships once the window opens. Just need to add some elite talent at forward to help Bedard.