Quoting: sensonfire
Who would you pick that would be available at 14 and 29?
Quoting: Mr_Canoehead
Using the tankathon mock draft (there are probably better ones that are coming) to see who is available at those spots, I'd go with Geekie at 14 and either Ingram/Pickering at 29.
Pronman's mock draft (The Athletic, May 17th), Geekie is gone at 13 and Pickering is picked at 22. Among the #29-32 slots there were two that looked interesting to me. Of note, he projects Perfetti and Lucius as wings in the NHL.
14. Winnipeg Jets: Frank Nazar, C, USNTDP-USHL
Winnipeg has drafted two listed centers in the first round in Chaz Lucius and Cole Perfetti who are probably wings in the NHL, but Nazar has a chance to stick down the middle due to his great speed and compete despite his size. He’s got a bit of variance in opinions around the industry, with some in the NHL seeing him as a top ten pick and others more as a 15-25 pick.
29. Montreal Canadiens: Filip Bystedt, C, Linkoping-SHL
Bystedt has been a name trending in scout circles for the last few months, and some sources have felt he’s been a first rounder since the fall. He’s not full of highlight reels, but he’s a 6-foot-3 center who can skate and has some offense, so there’s a lot to dream on. He along with Wright and Nick Suzuki could solidify the Habs center depth for a while.
30. Arizona Coyotes: Sam Rinzel, RHD, Chaska-US High School
Rinzel has been a name I’ve heard floated as a late first/early second candidate for a while. He’s got a ways to go development-wise, but the toolkit is awesome as a 6-foot-4 defenseman who skates well for his size and shows some offense. He’d be a good swing for Arizona’s second first round pick.