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Cuvée de repêchage: 2021

Créé par: Alfie11

Publié: 23 juill. 2021 à 17 h 51

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Has anyone posted the full Pronman draft on here? Or at least the first couple rounds? I'd like to see it but don't sub to the athletic lol

Some of my faves in this draft: Guenther, Lucius, Svechkov, L'Heureux, Heimosalmi, Bartoszkiewicz, Klimovich, Elias

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1. Owen Power (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: Consensus BPA, we've seen the importance of defense in the playoffs, and especially big defenseman, a 6'6" mobile D who can do everything at a high level is a great 1st overall pick. I don't think he'll become the next Hedman, but he should be a solid top pair guy for the next 15+ years.).
2. Matthew Beniers (Kraken de Seattle) (Détails: I don't see an expansion team using their 1st pick in team history on a winger or goalie because of how important C and D are, so Beniers is a pretty safe pick. Not the most dynamic, but very responsible at both ends of the ice. Likely a good 2C at worst, potentially could be Toews or RoR.).
3. Dylan Guenther (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: Arguably the best shot in the draft. Would look excellent next to Zegras and Comtois on Anaheim's top line.).
4. Luke Hughes (Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: LD isn't a huge need with Smith and Mukhamadullin in the system, but it would make Jack happy and a lot of their picks recently seem to have been made with that thought in mind. An excellent skater and lock to be a top 4 D, probably top pair, he's not an out of place pick at 4oa. It's not unheard of for a leftie to play the right side, and there's a good argument that Hughes is the BPA at 4oa.).
5. Mason McTavish (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: CBJ desperately needs depth up the middle, and McTavish is the 2nd best centre in the draft imo. He plays hard and had a great showing at the U18s that raised his stock considerably. I'm not sure if he'll be a bona fide 1C but he'll most likely be at least a good, skilled, physical 2C and a nice pickup for Columbus.).
6. Simon Edvinsson (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: I think the 3 guys Detroit would be targeting at 6oa would be McTavish, Eklund, and Edvinsson. It’s difficult to pass on Eklund, but I think Edvinsson gives you the long term top pair LD and partner for Moritz Seider that Detroit needs, and really solidifies their back end (they have a lot of LD prospects but none of them project higher than a 2LD at best imo). Detroit should remain mediocre next year, and will be able to pick up a franchise centre if they wind up with a top 3 pick, to complement their solid contingent of wingers (Raymond, Zadina, Vrana, Bertuzzi). Adding the 1C next year likely completes their rebuild now that they have a goalie, and Larkin can get pushed down to 2C, he’s young enough to still be good in their window as a more veteran guy.).
7. William Eklund (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: BPA can’t pass on him anymore.).
8. Kent Johnson (Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: LA picks up a nice winger to complement their deep C pipeline. They have Doughty, Roy, Walker, Faber, Grans, and Spence on the right side so no need for Clarke.).
9. Brandt Clarke (Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: Clarke is the BPA and the Canucks are pretty slim on the right side so they’re happy to take him.).
10. Chaz Lucius (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: Sens need centres and they need right shots. A pure goal scorer like Lucius is a perfect fit to play alongside Stutzle, even if he slides over to RW at the NHL level.).
12. Jesper Wallstedt (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: Wallstedt is so good and so highly thought of that I kinda think he’ll go before this (Sens, Sharks, even the Kings are potential takers). Chicago needs a goalie of the future though, Commesso is good but he’s no guarantee and they don’t have much else.).
13. Cole Sillinger (Flames de Calgary) (Détails: A centre with a good shot is exactly what the Flames need, he’ll provide a good injection of youth and offense in a year or two.).
14. Corson Ceulemans (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: This is the Sabres pick now. I had Philly taking Ceulemans but I’m too lazy to change it, and it works anyway. Dahlin-Jokiharju and Power-Ceulemas would be a solid top 4. Possible they take a guy like Othmann, Coronato, or Lysell.).
15. Carson Lambos (Stars de Dallas) (Détails: Stars have Harley and Heiskanen and not much else on the back end in the future. Lambos is a solid D with top 4 potential who could help solidify that, and step in to replace Klingberg or Lindell in a few years.).
16. Fedor Svechkov (Rangers de New York) (Détails: No brainer here, the Rangers need centres and Svechkov is the BPA imo. Great 2-way guy who can hang with skilled wingers, he’d be a perfect fit in New York to complement their stable of elite young wingers. Future top line of Lafreniere-Svechkov-Kakko would be lethal. At worst Svechkov will be a Backlund-esque 3C.).
17. Matthew Coronato (Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: I think the Blues would like a D, but with Lambos and Ceulemans off the board anyone else is a reach. Coronato had a fantastic USHL season.).
18. Brennan Othmann (Jets de Winnipeg) (Détails: Winnipeg has a few good young D and picked up a promising centre in Perfetti, so they take another offensive piece to start taking the load off of guys like Wheeler in the future.).
19. Fabian Lysell (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: They just dealt Arvidsson and might lose Forsberg. For a team that has always struggled to score, that’s a problem. I see them swinging for the fences on a guy like Lysell with extremely high offensive upside and skill.).
20. Sebastian Cossa (Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: They need a young goalie of the future and a goalie now lol. Can’t solve both with this pick, but Cossa, who plays in Edmonton in the WHL, can solidify them long term between the pipes.).
21. Sean Behrens (Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Bruins definitely need LD. They take the small, mobile American that can run a power play over the big, defensively inclined Russian (Chayka).).
22. Aatu Räty (Wild du Minnesota) (Détails: Minnesota could use another centre to complement Rossi and Eriksson Ek in the top 9. With Kaprizov, Fiala, Greenway, Foligno, and Boldy on the wings they should be mostly set there for a while. I imagine they use both 1sts on centres, and if both work out they’ll shift someone to the wing, that’s generally a fairly straightforward transition. Raty still has all the tools and high upside, he’s a nice sleeper at 21.).
23. Zachary L'Heureux (Red Wings de Detroit from Capitals de Washington) (Détails: They could use a C like Bolduc, but I think it’s hard to pass on L’Heureux anymore. Their right side is set with Raymond and Zadina. L’Heureux gives them a Tkachuk/Marchand-esque LW for the top 6.).
24. Daniil Chayka (Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: Florida desperately needs D so they take the big Russian here.).
25. Oskar Olausson (Blue Jackets de Columbus from Maple Leafs de Toronto) (Détails: After taking McTavish they solidify their offense further with Olausson, a big kid with skill who is good at skating. Probably a steal here.).
26. Mackie Samoskevich (Wild du Minnesota from Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: I think Samoskevich plays centre, not sure though. If he doesn’t they probably go with Bolduc or something but Samoskevich is a really solid pick with good upside for this draft slot.).
27. Stanislav Svozil (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Carolina needs a goalie, but there are no good ones that could be had at this slot without reaching. They have so many good forwards that they might as well add something to the back end.).
28. Nikita Chibrikov (Avalanche du Colorado) (Détails: Avs could lose a couple wingers this off-season (Donskoi gone, Saad/Landeskog UFAs) so they take the high upside Chibrikov here.).
29. Xavier Bourgault (Devils du New Jersey from Islanders de New York) (Détails: After solidifying their blueline with L. Hughes, they take another scoring winger to support J. Hughes/Hischier.).
30. Zachary Bolduc (Golden Knights de Vegas) (Détails: Vegas still needs help up the middle, Patrick has question marks and Krebs might be better as a LWer. Bolduc gives them some organizational depth there.).
31. Simon Robertsson (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Robertsson is fast and works hard. He’s pretty much good at everything, at both ends of the ice, a jack of all trades, master of none type. He’d be a good depth piece for the Habs to bring in as a potential middle six guy.).
32. Scott Morrow (Blue Jackets de Columbus from Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: After taking two forwards,I think Columbus will use their last 1st on a D. The right shot Morrow is a solid prospect to bring in to solidify the depth on that side after losing Savard and likely Jones.).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1	-	Owen Power	Consensus BPA, we've seen the importance of defense in the playoffs, and especially big defenseman, a 6'6" mobile D who can do everything at a high level is a great 1st overall pick. I don't think he'll become the next Hedman, but he should be a solid top pair guy for the next 15+ years.
2	-	Matthew Beniers	I don't see an expansion team using their 1st pick in team history on a winger or goalie because of how important C and D are, so Beniers is a pretty safe pick. Not the most dynamic, but very responsible at both ends of the ice. Likely a good 2C at worst, potentially could be Toews or RoR.
3	-	Dylan Guenther	Arguably the best shot in the draft. Would look excellent next to Zegras and Comtois on Anaheim's top line.
4	-	Luke Hughes	LD isn't a huge need with Smith and Mukhamadullin in the system, but it would make Jack happy and a lot of their picks recently seem to have been made with that thought in mind. An excellent skater and lock to be a top 4 D, probably top pair, he's not an out of place pick at 4oa. It's not unheard of for a leftie to play the right side, and there's a good argument that Hughes is the BPA at 4oa.
5	-	Mason McTavish	CBJ desperately needs depth up the middle, and McTavish is the 2nd best centre in the draft imo. He plays hard and had a great showing at the U18s that raised his stock considerably. I'm not sure if he'll be a bona fide 1C but he'll most likely be at least a good, skilled, physical 2C and a nice pickup for Columbus.
6	-	Simon Edvinsson	I think the 3 guys Detroit would be targeting at 6oa would be McTavish, Eklund, and Edvinsson. It’s difficult to pass on Eklund, but I think Edvinsson gives you the long term top pair LD and partner for Moritz Seider that Detroit needs, and really solidifies their back end (they have a lot of LD prospects but none of them project higher than a 2LD at best imo). Detroit should remain mediocre next year, and will be able to pick up a franchise centre if they wind up with a top 3 pick, to complement their solid contingent of wingers (Raymond, Zadina, Vrana, Bertuzzi). Adding the 1C next year likely completes their rebuild now that they have a goalie, and Larkin can get pushed down to 2C, he’s young enough to still be good in their window as a more veteran guy.
7	-	William Eklund	BPA can’t pass on him anymore.
8	-	Kent Johnson	LA picks up a nice winger to complement their deep C pipeline. They have Doughty, Roy, Walker, Faber, Grans, and Spence on the right side so no need for Clarke.
9	-	Brandt Clarke	Clarke is the BPA and the Canucks are pretty slim on the right side so they’re happy to take him.
10	-	Chaz Lucius	Sens need centres and they need right shots. A pure goal scorer like Lucius is a perfect fit to play alongside Stutzle, even if he slides over to RW at the NHL level.
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12	-	Jesper Wallstedt	Wallstedt is so good and so highly thought of that I kinda think he’ll go before this (Sens, Sharks, even the Kings are potential takers). Chicago needs a goalie of the future though, Commesso is good but he’s no guarantee and they don’t have much else.
13	-	Cole Sillinger	A centre with a good shot is exactly what the Flames need, he’ll provide a good injection of youth and offense in a year or two.
14	-	Corson Ceulemans	This is the Sabres pick now. I had Philly taking Ceulemans but I’m too lazy to change it, and it works anyway. Dahlin-Jokiharju and Power-Ceulemas would be a solid top 4. Possible they take a guy like Othmann, Coronato, or Lysell.
15	-	Carson Lambos	Stars have Harley and Heiskanen and not much else on the back end in the future. Lambos is a solid D with top 4 potential who could help solidify that, and step in to replace Klingberg or Lindell in a few years.
16	-	Fedor Svechkov	No brainer here, the Rangers need centres and Svechkov is the BPA imo. Great 2-way guy who can hang with skilled wingers, he’d be a perfect fit in New York to complement their stable of elite young wingers. Future top line of Lafreniere-Svechkov-Kakko would be lethal. At worst Svechkov will be a Backlund-esque 3C.
17	-	Matthew Coronato	I think the Blues would like a D, but with Lambos and Ceulemans off the board anyone else is a reach. Coronato had a fantastic USHL season.
18	-	Brennan Othmann	Winnipeg has a few good young D and picked up a promising centre in Perfetti, so they take another offensive piece to start taking the load off of guys like Wheeler in the future.
19	-	Fabian Lysell	They just dealt Arvidsson and might lose Forsberg. For a team that has always struggled to score, that’s a problem. I see them swinging for the fences on a guy like Lysell with extremely high offensive upside and skill.
20	-	Sebastian Cossa	They need a young goalie of the future and a goalie now lol. Can’t solve both with this pick, but Cossa, who plays in Edmonton in the WHL, can solidify them long term between the pipes.
21	-	Sean Behrens	Bruins definitely need LD. They take the small, mobile American that can run a power play over the big, defensively inclined Russian (Chayka).
22	-	Aatu Räty	Minnesota could use another centre to complement Rossi and Eriksson Ek in the top 9. With Kaprizov, Fiala, Greenway, Foligno, and Boldy on the wings they should be mostly set there for a while. I imagine they use both 1sts on centres, and if both work out they’ll shift someone to the wing, that’s generally a fairly straightforward transition. Raty still has all the tools and high upside, he’s a nice sleeper at 21.
23		Zachary L'Heureux	They could use a C like Bolduc, but I think it’s hard to pass on L’Heureux anymore. Their right side is set with Raymond and Zadina. L’Heureux gives them a Tkachuk/Marchand-esque LW for the top 6.
24	-	Daniil Chayka	Florida desperately needs D so they take the big Russian here.
25		Oskar Olausson	After taking McTavish they solidify their offense further with Olausson, a big kid with skill who is good at skating. Probably a steal here.
26		Mackie Samoskevich	I think Samoskevich plays centre, not sure though. If he doesn’t they probably go with Bolduc or something but Samoskevich is a really solid pick with good upside for this draft slot.
27	-	Stanislav Svozil	Carolina needs a goalie, but there are no good ones that could be had at this slot without reaching. They have so many good forwards that they might as well add something to the back end.
28	-	Nikita Chibrikov	Avs could lose a couple wingers this off-season (Donskoi gone, Saad/Landeskog UFAs) so they take the high upside Chibrikov here.
29		Xavier Bourgault	After solidifying their blueline with L. Hughes, they take another scoring winger to support J. Hughes/Hischier.
30	-	Zachary Bolduc	Vegas still needs help up the middle, Patrick has question marks and Krebs might be better as a LWer. Bolduc gives them some organizational depth there.
31	-	Simon Robertsson	Robertsson is fast and works hard. He’s pretty much good at everything, at both ends of the ice, a jack of all trades, master of none type. He’d be a good depth piece for the Habs to bring in as a potential middle six guy.
32		Scott Morrow	After taking two forwards,I think Columbus will use their last 1st on a D. The right shot Morrow is a solid prospect to bring in to solidify the depth on that side after losing Savard and likely Jones.

23 juill. 2021 à 17 h 53

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I made a note concerning the Ristolainen trade, I think Buffalo would be fine taking Ceulemans, which was who I had Philly taking. Couldn’t be bothered reworking the entire draft for the Arizona trade, I think they might target Wallstedt at 9 after giving up Hill.

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