Quoting: AFOX10900
Your definition of a "B" prospect varies DRASTICALLY (again, why I hate the letter rating scale people love to use for prospects bc they don't have to show how little they actually know, just give a very wide range of "B" then if someone says he isn't a "B" prospect just say your definition of a "B" prospect is different from mine)
For reference, here's where each prospect ranks within their own team:
Beaucage: 6th - Behind Byram/Newhook/Kaut/Kamenev/Bowers If you still consider players like Jost prospects then it's lower lol
Benson: 4th - Behind Broberg, Bouchard, Lavoie though some put Samorukov ahead of there too
Noel: 5th - Behind Denisenko, Tippett, Knight, and Heponiemi
Afanasyev: 4th Behind Tolvanen, Tomasino, Fabbro (Though some like Pitlick ahead of him)
Koivula: 8th? Behind Dobson, Wahlstrom, Wilde, Bellows, Ishakov, Sorokin, Holmstrom
Brink: 5th? Behind Farabee, Frost, York, Myers, Some like Ratcliffe ahead of him
Legare: 4th Behind Addison, Poulin, Hallander, though some like POJ too
Barre Boulet: 6th? Behind Foote, Raddysh, Foote, Walker, Volkov.
Kuokkanen: 7th? Behind Necas, Suzuki, Bean, Bokk, Rees. Puistola
MEP: 3rd Behind Dube and Pelletier, But if you're considering Valimaki, Rasmus, Klyington, and Mangiapane well then he's behind that too.
Essentially, teams with not great systems keep their top 3 prospects and teams with great systems keep their top 5-6 prospects. If that's not mid level, I'm not really sure what is.