Three-Round Ranking w/ Top-8 Mock Notes

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Cuvée de repêchage: 2020

Publié: 22 juill. 2020 à 23 h 7

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Since more picks than usual are still up in the air, I feel like a mock draft is still somewhat silly. Here are my top 93 (plus honorable mentions) based on aggregating expert opinions and watching film on the vast majority of these players (saw very few top prospects live this year - down year for the U.S.). I also included mock draft notes for the top eight if my rankings differ. Oh, and yes I manually picked Columbus for No. 1. No team has had less success and less star power in their existence than Columbus. I would be happy to see Florida, Minnesota, or Arizona win as well.

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Ronde 1
1. Alexis Lafrenière (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: Lafreniere is the pick regardless of who wins the top spot).
2. Quinton Byfield (Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: I know that Stutzle is catching up to Byfield in the eyes of many and that LA is already deep down the middle. However, I think that Byfield is the ideal true cornerstone center and the Kings can make it work with their depth).
3. Tim Stützle (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Stutzle is No. 3 by default and as deep as Ottawa is in the pipeline, he undoubtedly becomes their top prospect).
4. Lucas Raymond (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Not sure Detroit actually goes Raymond here, but it would be a good pick if they did. I have liked him for a long time.).
5. Jamie Drysdale (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: I think the lack of impact defensemen in this class makes Drysdale a top-five pick. Whether Ottawa makes this pick or moves back remains to be seen).
6. Cole Perfetti (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: Anaheim would love Drysdale. Maybe he is here or maybe they move up. But in my rankings Perfetti is next up. I have he, Rossi, and Holtz all close, but they are very different players and I think Perfetti is just a tad more well-rounded).
7. Marco Rossi (Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: I want to like Holtz more than Rossi. On film I do. The problem is that few experts agree, so I keep Rossi slightly ahead. On a mock note, I actually think he is a better fit with Buffalo due to ties to t).
8. Alexander Holtz (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: Holtz at 8 any other year is a steal. Buffalo wouldn't hesitate to take him and have scoring goals with Eichel for years to come.).
9. Jake Sanderson (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: The rest of these are just rankings and ranking notes. On ability alone, I don't know if Sanderson is top ten. Scarcity puts him there. This is a drop off to a new tier though).
10. Yaroslav Askarov (Blackhawks de Chicago).
11. Anton Lundell (Devils du New Jersey from Coyotes de l'Arizona).
12. Jack Quinn (Wild du Minnesota).
13. Dawson Mercer (Canucks de Vancouver).
14. Connor Zary (Predators de Nashville).
15. Seth Jarvis (Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: This is the beginning of a new tier. If anyone takes a defenseman in this tier over any of the forwards in the previous tier, they better have a dire need in my opinion. Too much talent up front in this draft).
16. Dylan Holloway (Flames de Calgary).
17. Rodion Amirov (Rangers de New York) (Détails: Lundell through Amirov is ranked as it is for a reason but I can see them being interchangeable by organization fit. Regardless, there will be a run on talented forwards in the middle of the first round).
18. Kaiden Guhle (Jets de Winnipeg).
19. Mavrik Bourque (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Islanders de New York).
20. Braden Schneider (Hurricanes de la Caroline from Maple Leafs de Toronto).
21. Noel Gunler (Rangers de New York from Hurricanes de la Caroline).
22. Jacob Perreault (Stars de Dallas) (Détails: Love the value here).
23. Brendan Brisson (Oilers d'Edmonton).
24. Hendrix Lapierre (Golden Knights de Vegas).
25. Jan Mysak (Wild du Minnesota from Penguins de Pittsburgh).
26. John-Jason Peterka (Flyers de Philadelphie).
27. Lukas Reichel (Capitals de Washington) (Détails: Three Germans in Round One).
28. Jérémie Poirier (Sharks de San Jose from Lightning de Tampa Bay).
29. Tyson Foerster (Avalanche du Colorado).
30. Justin Barron (Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: I don't like Barron as much as I used to, but I still believe he is a first-round talent).
31. Ridly Greig (Ducks d'Anaheim from Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Greig is not a bona fide first-rounder in my eyes, but he has become a popular pick with experts. To me, Greig is the start of a new tier and not the same class of forward as Peterka, Reichel, and Foerster).

Ronde 2
32. Thomas Bordeleau (Red Wings de Detroit).
33. William Wallinder (Sénateurs d'Ottawa).
34. Ryan O'Rourke (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Even though I would take the best available forward over the best available D at almost any point in this draft, Wallinder and O'Rourke could be great).
35. Jake Neighbours (Kings de Los Angeles).
36. Vasili Ponomarev (Ducks d'Anaheim).
37. Lukas Cormier (Predators de Nashville from Devils du New Jersey).
38. Roni Hirvonen (Sabres de Buffalo).
39. Helge Grans (Canadiens de Montréal).
40. Ozzy Wiesblatt (Canadiens de Montréal from Blackhawks de Chicago).
41. Ty Smilanic (Coyotes de l'Arizona) (Détails: Could wind up being a steal this late. I'm just not totally sold yet).
42. Emil Andrae (Wild du Minnesota).
43. Zion Nybeck (Kings de Los Angeles from Canucks de Vancouver).
44. Sam Colangelo (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: I got to see a ton of Colangelo live in 2018-19, I think there is a lot of ability, but he is a long project).
45. Marat Khusnutdinov (Panthers de la Floride).
46. Topi Niemelä (Flames de Calgary).
47. Shakir Mukhamadullin (Hurricanes de la Caroline from Rangers de New York).
48. Tyler Kleven (Jets de Winnipeg).
49. Justin Sourdif (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Islanders de New York).
50. Daniil Gushchin (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: I think Gushchin made the wrong call going CHL over NCAA. I dropped him in my rankings as a result. High ceiling, but needs time).
51. Luke Evangelista (Maple Leafs de Toronto).
52. Yan Kuznetsov (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Comp).
53. Jean-Luc Foudy (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Stars de Dallas).
54. Martin Chromiak (Red Wings de Detroit from Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: A personal favorite of mine. I think he has dark horse written all over him).
55. Kasper Simontaival (Kings de Los Angeles from Golden Knights de Vegas).
56. Dmitri Zlodeyev (Blackhawks de Chicago from Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: Major Russian Factor risk here).
57. Daniel Torgersson (Flyers de Philadelphie).
58. Theodor Niederbach (Red Wings de Detroit from Capitals de Washington).
59. Roby Järventie (Lightning de Tampa Bay).
60. Sean Farrell (Sharks de San Jose from Avalanche du Colorado).
61. Joni Jurmo (Canadiens de Montréal from Blues de St-Louis).
62. William Villeneuve (Bruins de Boston).

Ronde 3
63. Anton Johannesson (Red Wings de Detroit).
64. Will Cuylle (Sénateurs d'Ottawa).
65. Carter Savoie (Red Wings de Detroit from Sharks de San Jose).
66. Pavel Gogolev (Kings de Los Angeles).
67. Alexander Pashin (Ducks d'Anaheim).
68. Eemil Viro (Golden Knights de Vegas from Devils du New Jersey).
69. Luke Tuch (Hurricanes de la Caroline from Sabres de Buffalo).
70. Connor McClennon (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Tuch and McClennon are tough to peg, depending on whose rankings you look at and which film you watch. I think they both project to be good and I like them at this point in the draft).
71. Daemon Hunt (Blackhawks de Chicago).
72. Jaromir Pytlik (Capitals de Washington from Coyotes de l'Arizona) (Détails: I also like Pytlik here. Not sure he is getting a fair shake. A lot to like about his game.).
73. Tristen Robins (Predators de Nashville from Wild du Minnesota).
74. Michael Benning (Canucks de Vancouver).
75. Veeti Miettinen (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: Lots of upside, needs to mature).
76. Antonio Stranges (Panthers de la Floride).
77. Egor Sokolov (Blackhawks de Chicago from Flames de Calgary).
78. Emil Heineman (Rangers de New York) (Détails: I might be under-rating Heineman here).
79. Brock Faber (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Jets de Winnipeg).
80. Dylan Peterson (Islanders de New York).
81. Eamon Powell (Kings de Los Angeles from Blue Jackets de Columbus).
82. Ryan Francis (Avalanche du Colorado from Maple Leafs de Toronto).
83. Calle Clang (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Only the second goalie off the board. I beleive there will be a run on a number of evenly matched goalies in the late t. Clang leads the pack just slightly).
84. Oliver Okuliar (Rangers de New York from Stars de Dallas).
85. Pavel Novak (Oilers d'Edmonton).
86. Tyler Tullio (Golden Knights de Vegas) (Détails: Based on what I've seen, I want Tullio higher. However, some experts just have no time for him).
87. Brett Berard (Penguins de Pittsburgh).
88. Brandon Coe (Lightning de Tampa Bay from Flyers de Philadelphie).
89. Drew Commesso (Canadiens de Montréal from Capitals de Washington).
90. Nico Daws (Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: Back-to-back goalies. The run starts...).
91. Mitchell Miller (Panthers de la Floride from Avalanche du Colorado).
92. Evan Vierling (Blues de St-Louis).
93. Jack Finley (Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Honorable Mention: Donovan Sebrango, Jacob Truscott,Maxim Groshev, Cross Hanas,Oliver Suni, Blake Biondi, Alex Laferriere, Joel Blomqvist, Ryder Rolson, Ian Moore, Ben Meehan).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1	-	Alexis Lafrenière	Lafreniere is the pick regardless of who wins the top spot
2	-	Quinton Byfield	I know that Stutzle is catching up to Byfield in the eyes of many and that LA is already deep down the middle. However, I think that Byfield is the ideal true cornerstone center and the Kings can make it work with their depth
3		Tim Stützle	Stutzle is No. 3 by default and as deep as Ottawa is in the pipeline, he undoubtedly becomes their top prospect
4	-	Lucas Raymond	Not sure Detroit actually goes Raymond here, but it would be a good pick if they did. I have liked him for a long time.
5	-	Jamie Drysdale	I think the lack of impact defensemen in this class makes Drysdale a top-five pick. Whether Ottawa makes this pick or moves back remains to be seen
6	-	Cole Perfetti	Anaheim would love Drysdale. Maybe he is here or maybe they move up. But in my rankings Perfetti is next up. I have he, Rossi, and Holtz all close, but they are very different players and I think Perfetti is just a tad more well-rounded
7	-	Marco Rossi	I want to like Holtz more than Rossi. On film I do. The problem is that few experts agree, so I keep Rossi slightly ahead. On a mock note, I actually think he is a better fit with Buffalo due to ties to t
8	-	Alexander Holtz	Holtz at 8 any other year is a steal. Buffalo wouldn't hesitate to take him and have scoring goals with Eichel for years to come.
9	-	Jake Sanderson	The rest of these are just rankings and ranking notes. On ability alone, I don't know if Sanderson is top ten. Scarcity puts him there. This is a drop off to a new tier though
10	-	Yaroslav Askarov
11		Anton Lundell
12	-	Jack Quinn
13	-	Dawson Mercer
14	-	Connor Zary
15	-	Seth Jarvis	This is the beginning of a new tier. If anyone takes a defenseman in this tier over any of the forwards in the previous tier, they better have a dire need in my opinion. Too much talent up front in this draft
16	-	Dylan Holloway
17	-	Rodion Amirov	Lundell through Amirov is ranked as it is for a reason but I can see them being interchangeable by organization fit. Regardless, there will be a run on talented forwards in the middle of the first round
18	-	Kaiden Guhle
19		Mavrik Bourque
20		Braden Schneider
21		Noel Gunler
22	-	Jacob Perreault	Love the value here
23	-	Brendan Brisson
24	-	Hendrix Lapierre
25		Jan Mysak
26	-	John-Jason Peterka
27	-	Lukas Reichel	Three Germans in Round One
28		Jérémie Poirier
29	-	Tyson Foerster
30	-	Justin Barron	I don't like Barron as much as I used to, but I still believe he is a first-round talent
31		Ridly Greig	Greig is not a bona fide first-rounder in my eyes, but he has become a popular pick with experts. To me, Greig is the start of a new tier and not the same class of forward as Peterka, Reichel, and Foerster

RONDE 2	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

32	-	Thomas Bordeleau
33	-	William Wallinder
34	-	Ryan O'Rourke	Even though I would take the best available forward over the best available D at almost any point in this draft, Wallinder and O'Rourke could be great
35	-	Jake Neighbours
36	-	Vasili Ponomarev
37		Lukas Cormier
38	-	Roni Hirvonen
39	-	Helge Grans
40		Ozzy Wiesblatt
41	-	Ty Smilanic	Choix au repêchage retiréCould wind up being a steal this late. I'm just not totally sold yet
42	-	Emil Andrae
43		Zion Nybeck
44	-	Sam Colangelo	I got to see a ton of Colangelo live in 2018-19, I think there is a lot of ability, but he is a long project
45	-	Marat Khusnutdinov
46	-	Topi Niemelä
47		Shakir Mukhamadullin
48	-	Tyler Kleven
49		Justin Sourdif
50		Daniil Gushchin	I think Gushchin made the wrong call going CHL over NCAA. I dropped him in my rankings as a result. High ceiling, but needs time
51	-	Luke Evangelista
52	-	Yan Kuznetsov	Comp
53		Jean-Luc Foudy
54		Martin Chromiak	A personal favorite of mine. I think he has dark horse written all over him
55		Kasper Simontaival
56		Dmitri Zlodeyev	Major Russian Factor risk here
57	-	Daniel Torgersson
58		Theodor Niederbach
59	-	Roby Järventie
60		Sean Farrell
61		Joni Jurmo
62	-	William Villeneuve

RONDE 3	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

63	-	Anton Johannesson
64	-	Will Cuylle
65		Carter Savoie
66	-	Pavel Gogolev
67	-	Alexander Pashin
68		Eemil Viro
69		Luke Tuch
70	-	Connor McClennon	Tuch and McClennon are tough to peg, depending on whose rankings you look at and which film you watch. I think they both project to be good and I like them at this point in the draft
71	-	Daemon Hunt
72		Jaromir Pytlik	I also like Pytlik here. Not sure he is getting a fair shake. A lot to like about his game.
73		Tristen Robins
74	-	Michael Benning
75	-	Veeti Miettinen	Lots of upside, needs to mature
76	-	Antonio Stranges
77		Egor Sokolov
78	-	Emil Heineman	I might be under-rating Heineman here
79		Brock Faber
80	-	Dylan Peterson
81		Eamon Powell
82		Ryan Francis
83	-	Calle Clang	Only the second goalie off the board. I beleive there will be a run on a number of evenly matched goalies in the late t. Clang leads the pack just slightly
84		Oliver Okuliar
85	-	Pavel Novak
86	-	Tyler Tullio	Based on what I've seen, I want Tullio higher. However, some experts just have no time for him
87	-	Brett Berard
88		Brandon Coe
89		Drew Commesso
90	-	Nico Daws	Back-to-back goalies. The run starts...
91		Mitchell Miller
92	-	Evan Vierling
93	-	Jack Finley	Honorable Mention: Donovan Sebrango, Jacob Truscott,Maxim Groshev, Cross Hanas,Oliver Suni, Blake Biondi, Alex Laferriere, Joel Blomqvist, Ryder Rolson, Ian Moore, Ben Meehan

22 juill. 2020 à 23 h 54

ChiHawk

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Hawks very recently have had bad luck with Russians, drafting goalies in the top 20 is the most risky proposition historically, we are trying to compete in the next 2 to 3 years, and a 17 year old goalie isn't going to be ready for at least 4. I'd be shocked if the Hawks draft Askarov over a player that can jump in and contribute immediately or in a year such as Lundell or Quinn.

23 juill. 2020 à 0 h 35

Native

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I think with the sens, if Byfield falls to them at 3 they rather take 1 of Perfetti, Raymond or Holtz. If they get stutzle, I can see them still searching for a sure fire C, such as Rossi. I can’t see them taking drysdale because they already have 2 OFD in Chabot and Brannstrom, plus 2 RHD that were both picked in the first round. Only way I see them taking drysdale is if Pierre decides drysdale is the best possible player available. If they pick 2 F, likely they pick a D with the isles pick.

hosh a aimé ceci.

23 juill. 2020 à 1 h 2

hosh

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I think it's best if they went all-in on forwards with their first-round picks. Hard to pass up on Stutzle/Byfield Rossi/Perfetti and Bourque/Gunler/Perrault/Peterka. They have plenty of second-rounders, and with how much depth all around this draft contains, they can easily find hidden gems that might've been right outside the first round (examples such as Niemela, O'Rourke, Andrae.)

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23 juill. 2020 à 1 h 41

Claesson4Norris

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Sens haven't drafted anyone 5'9 or shorter in over a decade, and I think it's been even longer since they drafted a Russian. Gushchin isn't even on their radar.

23 juill. 2020 à 2 h 0

TheMooterus

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YES! Thank you! If Jacob Perreault is sitting there for Dallas at #22, there shouldn't even be another player on their draft board. He'd be fantastic value there and would fill a massive organizational need. If he's on the board, the only way Nill shouldn't take him is if someone like Quinn or Jarvis miraculously fell down the draft boards. Other than that, his #1 target should be Perreault.

23 juill. 2020 à 7 h 4

Jexus

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Sharks deepest position is LD. Ridiculous to have us drafting two more when were desperate for forward prospects.

23 juill. 2020 à 10 h 14

Leemer

Fan of the OHL

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Yes - it's a tough and silly process to project a draft his year with the junior playoffs curtailed. With that in mind, some comments 1) Sanderson is overrated - Des Moines, Youngstown, Green Bay, Cedar Rapids Dubuque, Sioux City, Muskegon and the plethora of College teams his team plays against are not exactly hockey hotbeds. I would personally rank Quinn, Lundell maybe even Jarvis ahead of him 2) The top of your 2nd round is pretty good - I would rate Topi Niemela ahead of Helge Grans 3) Agree with comment on Smilanic - another overrated USA player 4) Agree with comment on Chromiak 5) Daemon Hunt at 71 is a sleeper due to his horrific injury that derailed his past season. I also like Tristen Robins, Joni Jurmo and Emil Heineman, and Will Cuylle as good value picks in the range you suggested

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