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Cuvée de repêchage: 2018

Créé par: zach_nyr189

Publié: 27 avr. 2018 à 21 h 9

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First Round Mock Draft, Top 15 Picks Explained.

Gagnants de la loterie:

Islanders de New York
Coyotes de l'Arizona
Rangers de New York

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TEXTE INTÉGRÉ

Gagnants de la loterie
1. Islanders de New York
2. Coyotes de l'Arizona
3. Rangers de New York

Ronde 1
1. Rasmus Dahlin (Islanders de New York from Flames de Calgary) (Détails: The Flames are kicking themselves for trading this pick, however Dahlin will change the landscape of the Islander's future. Getting Dahlin will help convince Tavares to stay, and this could really help the Islanders make the playoffs next year.).
2. Andrei Svechnikov (Coyotes de l'Arizona) (Détails: Best forward in the draft. No doubt. Combination of size, speed, and skill, Svechnikov will be terrorizing NHL defensemen for years to come.).
3. Filip Zadina (Rangers de New York) (Détails: Best pure goal scorer in the draft, you can bet that the Rangers would love to pair him on a line with Filip Chytil for their careers. Both have been successful with each other at the WJC, and the two of them on the same NHL line will scare opposing teams for the duration of their careers.).
4. Adam Boqvist (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: The Sabres bad lottery luck continues, but Boqvist is not a bad consolation prize. If Dahlin wasn't in this draft, Boqvist would be the top D-man. Very good offensively, however his defensive game is extremely underrated.).
5. Brady Tkachuk (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: While Quinn Hughes is the better fit here, I think the Senators panic and take Tkachuk a bit too early. Tkachuk is not a bad player by any stretch, but in my opinion he should go around 8, but it his last name will help him go higher.).
6. Quinn Hughes (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Quinn Hughes is the exact eye-popping and smooth skating defenseman the Canadiens need since they've lost Sergachev. He is the best skater in the draft, and will be their powerplay quarterback for the duration of his tenure with the Habs.).
7. Evan Bouchard (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Bouchard is a one-man breakout, and most teams would love to add a guy like Bouchard. He has proven he can play in any situation, and his 87 points in 67 games as a defenseman will have the Red Wings salivating as he is an anchor on their blue line for years to come.).
8. Oliver Wahlstrom (Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: His dynamic combination of speed and size alone would get him drafted in the top ten, but his absolute laser beam of a shot, with dead-on accuracy, could have him pushed into the top 5. Wahlstrom would be a top six player on the Canucks right away.).
9. Ty Smith (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: Very poised on the blue line, there is no situation Smith can't handle. One of the top blue liners in the draft, Smith also brings a strong offensive game to the table.).
10. Noah Dobson (Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: The best 1-on-1 defender in the draft, Dobson has the ability to stop an opponent in their tracks, then move the puck to start an odd-man rush the other way. Dobson to McDavid stretch passes could become a sight to see in Edmonton.).
11. Joseph Veleno (Islanders de New York) (Détails: The best center in the draft, Veleno can play in all positions, and has the upside to become a first line center. The only problem for Veleno is putting it all together, but if he can do it, he will be a scary matchup for opponents his whole career.).
12. Barrett Hayton (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Barrett Hayton has shown a good knack for being in the right place at the right time. He is also very solid defensively, but was able to show a lot of flashiness to his game later in the year as well as the playoffs. Biggest question mark with him is skating.).
13. Joel Farabee (Stars de Dallas) (Détails: I think Joel Farabee slips to 13, where the Stars get a steal. Farabee is by far the hardest working player in the draft, but he is also extremely skilled. He played alongside Oliver Wahlstrom on the NTDP, and they were a dynamic duo. I could see Farabee develop into a top line player that will give defenders nightmares.).
14. Rasmus Kupari (Flyers de Philadelphie from Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: This draft isn't great at center, but Kupari is fantastic. He is quick and skilled, and has helped Karpat make it far in their league's playoffs. I could also see the Flyers take Wilde at 14, but I think Kupari fits their mold better.).
15. Bode Wilde (Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: Bode Wilde is electric with the puck, and has a booming shot from the point. Standing at 6' 2" 195 lbs, Wilde has the size and speed to burn the opposition and protect the puck effectively. He needs to work on his decision-making, as sometimes he allows odd-man rushes coming back, but he can be a top 2 defenseman on any team if he learns when to, and when not to join the rush.).
16. Jesperi Kotkaniemi (Avalanche du Colorado).
17. Ryan McLeod (Devils du New Jersey).
18. Akil Thomas (Blue Jackets de Columbus).
19. Jacob Olofsson (Flyers de Philadelphie).
20. Isac Lundeström (Kings de Los Angeles).
21. Serron Noel (Sharks de San Jose).
22. Benoit-Olivier Groulx (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Penguins de Pittsburgh).
23. Alexander Alexeyev (Ducks d'Anaheim).
24. Calen Addison (Wild du Minnesota).
25. Martin Kaut (Maple Leafs de Toronto).
26. Filip Hållander (Capitals de Washington).
27. Dominik Bokk (Red Wings de Detroit from Golden Knights de Vegas).
28. Grigori Denisenko (Rangers de New York from Bruins de Boston).
29. Vitali Kravtsov (Rangers de New York from Lightning de Tampa Bay).
30. Jonathan Tychonick (Blues de St-Louis from Jets de Winnipeg).
31. K'Andre Miller (Blackhawks de Chicago from Predators de Nashville).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1		Rasmus Dahlin	The Flames are kicking themselves for trading this pick, however Dahlin will change the landscape of the Islander's future. Getting Dahlin will help convince Tavares to stay, and this could really help the Islanders make the playoffs next year.
2	-	Andrei Svechnikov	Best forward in the draft. No doubt. Combination of size, speed, and skill, Svechnikov will be terrorizing NHL defensemen for years to come.
3	-	Filip Zadina	Best pure goal scorer in the draft, you can bet that the Rangers would love to pair him on a line with Filip Chytil for their careers. Both have been successful with each other at the WJC, and the two of them on the same NHL line will scare opposing teams for the duration of their careers.
4	-	Adam Boqvist	The Sabres bad lottery luck continues, but Boqvist is not a bad consolation prize. If Dahlin wasn't in this draft, Boqvist would be the top D-man. Very good offensively, however his defensive game is extremely underrated.
5	-	Brady Tkachuk	While Quinn Hughes is the better fit here, I think the Senators panic and take Tkachuk a bit too early. Tkachuk is not a bad player by any stretch, but in my opinion he should go around 8, but it his last name will help him go higher.
6	-	Quinn Hughes	Quinn Hughes is the exact eye-popping and smooth skating defenseman the Canadiens need since they've lost Sergachev. He is the best skater in the draft, and will be their powerplay quarterback for the duration of his tenure with the Habs.
7	-	Evan Bouchard	Bouchard is a one-man breakout, and most teams would love to add a guy like Bouchard. He has proven he can play in any situation, and his 87 points in 67 games as a defenseman will have the Red Wings salivating as he is an anchor on their blue line for years to come.
8	-	Oliver Wahlstrom	His dynamic combination of speed and size alone would get him drafted in the top ten, but his absolute laser beam of a shot, with dead-on accuracy, could have him pushed into the top 5. Wahlstrom would be a top six player on the Canucks right away.
9	-	Ty Smith	Very poised on the blue line, there is no situation Smith can't handle. One of the top blue liners in the draft, Smith also brings a strong offensive game to the table.
10	-	Noah Dobson	The best 1-on-1 defender in the draft, Dobson has the ability to stop an opponent in their tracks, then move the puck to start an odd-man rush the other way. Dobson to McDavid stretch passes could become a sight to see in Edmonton.
11	-	Joseph Veleno	The best center in the draft, Veleno can play in all positions, and has the upside to become a first line center. The only problem for Veleno is putting it all together, but if he can do it, he will be a scary matchup for opponents his whole career.
12	-	Barrett Hayton	Barrett Hayton has shown a good knack for being in the right place at the right time. He is also very solid defensively, but was able to show a lot of flashiness to his game later in the year as well as the playoffs. Biggest question mark with him is skating.
13	-	Joel Farabee	I think Joel Farabee slips to 13, where the Stars get a steal. Farabee is by far the hardest working player in the draft, but he is also extremely skilled. He played alongside Oliver Wahlstrom on the NTDP, and they were a dynamic duo. I could see Farabee develop into a top line player that will give defenders nightmares.
14		Rasmus Kupari	This draft isn't great at center, but Kupari is fantastic. He is quick and skilled, and has helped Karpat make it far in their league's playoffs. I could also see the Flyers take Wilde at 14, but I think Kupari fits their mold better.
15	-	Bode Wilde	Bode Wilde is electric with the puck, and has a booming shot from the point. Standing at 6' 2" 195 lbs, Wilde has the size and speed to burn the opposition and protect the puck effectively. He needs to work on his decision-making, as sometimes he allows odd-man rushes coming back, but he can be a top 2 defenseman on any team if he learns when to, and when not to join the rush.
16	-	Jesperi Kotkaniemi
17	-	Ryan McLeod
18	-	Akil Thomas
19	-	Jacob Olofsson
20	-	Isac Lundeström
21	-	Serron Noel
22		Benoit-Olivier Groulx
23	-	Alexander Alexeyev
24	-	Calen Addison
25	-	Martin Kaut
26	-	Filip Hållander
27		Dominik Bokk
28		Grigori Denisenko
29		Vitali Kravtsov
30		Jonathan Tychonick
31		K'Andre Miller

27 avr. 2018 à 21 h 33

HockeyWise

Rejoint: nov. 2017

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Didn't know Svechnikov was a defenseman

27 avr. 2018 à 22 h 12

zach_nyr189

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It doesn't say he's a defenseman. Did you not read the part where it says "Best forward in the draft"? Or the part where it says he'll be terrorizing NHL defensemen for years to come?

27 avr. 2018 à 22 h 31

Hawkisles

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Nice. I agree with your reasoning and descriptions.

But I mostly like it because you didn’t have the Isles picking Farabee.

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