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Cuvée de repêchage: 2022

Publié: 18 juin 2022 à 13 h 31

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Not worth top 3 rounds picks by my metrics: Casey, Zhikin, Ludwinski, Haight, Salomonsson, Perevalov, Kulonummi...
And Gazizov is dnd, he wasn't even able to secure his spot in the lineup for the whole playoff round.

Weaker OHL class. Same could be true for 2023 draft.

I reserve the right to make corrections in case of this year's Mitchell Miller/Logan Mailloux ;)

REPÊCHAGE

TEXTE INTÉGRÉ

Ronde 1
1. Shane Wright (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: His relatively low production might be an indicator of how much 2022 and 2023 draft candidates from OHL were hit by lockdowns. Safe pick.).
2. Juraj Slafkovsky (Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: Great performances in international tournaments. Since Olympics also better in Liiga. Rare combination of size and skill, which comes across once per draft or even less (2023: Fantilli).).
3. Simon Nemec (Coyotes de l'Arizona) (Détails: Dilemma Nemec-Jiricek is similar to Heiskanen-Makar one in 2017, where Nemec is the safer pick of the two („Heiskanen“). Compare Nemec to Brandt Clarke's 2020/21 season. Slovakian league is not top-tier, but WC performance matter.).
4. Logan Cooley (Kraken de Seattle) (Détails: I am not trying to take anything away from Cooley, but he is smaller player and at the same time scoring-wise not dominant on his own team. I can get similar player a year later, 2023 class is forward-loaded. If I am GM of a rebuilding team, I select Jiricek here. D-men need more time and are more important.).
5. David Jiricek (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: You want to have him on your team in a playoffs. But because of his style of play you might only get 60 GP out of him per season. In that aspect I compare him to Ekblad. I would love to have Jiricek at no. 2 or 3, but that would be too risky. No. 4 or 5 is OK.).
6. Cutter Gauthier (Blue Jackets de Columbus from Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: His projection as NHL player looks easy. Big forward, possibly center, good goal-scorer, committed to college with good hockey program (Boston). At times his skating has been described as questionable, which it is not.).
7. Pavel Mintyukov (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: Another player with easy projection as NHL player. Strong on his legs, decent size and production. In many aspects similar to Sergachev. Similar production in draft year, where Sergachev was younger, but on a good team.).
8. Kevin Korchinski (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Riskier pick than Mintyukov, but with higher upside. He has some disadvantages as a consequence of worse leg strenght, which is relatively easy to overcome. June birthday, he has grown a lot over the past year.).
9. Joakim Kemell (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: I admit drafting him would make me nervous. His overall Liiga production is great, but since the injury he wasn't the same player. Not great shot selection and small stature, but he can be inventive with his shot.).
10. Marco Kasper (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: He became better as the season came to the end. His play away from the puck is now better, he managed to produce in SHL playoffs. Scouting Combine Testing suggests his legs are NHL-ready.).
11. Brad Lambert (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Excellent skater, but very risky pick. He is high because I don't see class as very strong. His production on both Liiga teams wasn't great, despite playing with pedestrian linemates. His puck-carrying alone makes him interesting pick.).
12. Frank Nazar (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: Creative player many fans are high on. I am cautious about Marner comparisons. In his draft year Marner was head and shoulder above his older teammates on a strong team. Nazar is also slightly shorter, which means extra risk.).
13. Matthew Savoie (Islanders de New York) (Détails: One of the more NHL-ready players of the draft class. But I am taking his production with a grain of salt. He is on a strong team and in a playoffs overshadowed by more than one teammate, including 2023 eligible player (Benson).).
14. Gleb Trikozov (Jets de Winnipeg) (Détails: A player who posses quality that is hard to measure. He can carry his team in a playoffs with clutch performances, especially when in troubles and in goal deficit. He can create offense by himself if he needs to. August birthday.).
15. Liam Öhgren (Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: As captain he apparently has played in WJC with leg injury. That's a character/personality you are looking for.).
16. Jonathan Lekkerimäki (Sabres de Buffalo from Golden Knights de Vegas) (Détails: Excellent sniper with suspect hockey sense and light frame. 2 red flags combined are a lot.).
17. Lian Bichsel (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: Lumberjack on a skates. High pick for almost exclusively defensive D-man, but he hits adult men hard.).
18. Rutger McGroarty (Stars de Dallas) (Détails: USA U-18 captain who will find his way to NHL. But the question is his upside.).
19. Conor Geekie (Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: He is just an average forward on his team. There are cheaper options for big C.).
20. Isaac Howard (Capitals de Washington) (Détails: I just can't overlook he was NTDP's top scorer on every front (USDP, USHL and WJC).).
21. Denton Mateychuk (Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: Very active player every shift. I just can't be sure if his style can be directly transformed to NHL.).
22. Danila Yurov (Ducks d'Anaheim from Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Disastrous 2nd half of a season. He did nothing to earn more ice time in the KHL.).

Ronde 2
33. Ivan Miroshnichenko (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: His medical treatment is over. He is healthy and can train again. Higher potential than Yurov.).
34. Ryan Chesley (Coyotes de l'Arizona) (Détails: All-around D-man who is mostly defensively oriented, but can produce if he needs to.).
35. Owen Pickering (Kraken de Seattle) (Détails: Comparable former Bronco: Heatherington. I don't trust their program – that's why I doubt.).
36. Jani Nyman (Coyotes de l'Arizona from Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: Roby Jarventie II, same club, stats, draft age and size. However, he could score more in WJC.).
37. Nathan Gaucher (Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: Another easy NHL projection, but questionable upside. He is on the same level as season before.).
38. Jiri Kulich (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: Take his WJC production with caution, a lot was on PP. Also selfish at times.).
39. Maveric Lamoureux (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: In all honesty, it's his Scouting Combine performance that I like.).
40. Noah Warren (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Big and mobile RHD. If you want one, you need to overpay/reach for them.).
41. Jack Hughes (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: Projected NHL-er with unclear upside. More was expected in NCAA. Very good at Combine.).
42. Owen Beck (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: He wasn't able to produce much, but is doing other things. Projected C at NHL level.).
43. Rieger Lorenz (Coyotes de l'Arizona from Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Same AJHL team as Dylan Holloway. He is also as strong and taller, but produces less.).
44. Reid Schaefer (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: Role player. Power forward with NHL size who can score. Perfect fit for any NHL team.).
45. Tristan Luneau (Coyotes de l'Arizona from Islanders de New York) (Détails: Fill-in for a team in need of RHD. The best D-man on his QMJHL team.).
46. Filip Bystedt (Capitals de Washington from Jets de Winnipeg) (Détails: Cheaper option for big C. Probably limited to lower lines at NHL level.).
47. David Goyette (Wild du Minnesota from Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: Points leader of young OHL team, over 1 PPG which is not common in this class.).
48. Jimmy Snuggerud (Golden Knights de Vegas) (Détails: Easy NHL projection. His father, uncle and cousin have all stayed in college for 3 years.).
49. Adam Ingram (Kraken de Seattle from Predators de Nashville) (Détails: The best scorer on his team and the 2nd non-NTDP USHL scorer of first time eligible players.).
50. Michael Fisher (Stars de Dallas) (Détails: Great D-man from weaker league. Excellent Combine. Worth late 2nd round pick.).
51. Jagger Firkus (Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: The best scorer on his WHL team. 150-155 lbs, he will need 3 more seasons to gain NHL weight.).
52. Artem Duda (Red Wings de Detroit from Capitals de Washington) (Détails: Extremely disciplined D-man, 2 PIM over the past 2 seasons in all leagues combined.).
53. Simon Forsmark (Ducks d'Anaheim from Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: Strong offensive numbers in U-20, not so much in SHL. Relatively safe pick with lower upside.).
0. Christian Kyrou (Bruins de Boston) (Détails: The oldest of 1st time eligible players. What you see might be what you get.).
55. Adam Sýkora (Jets de Winnipeg from Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: I've been high on him even before WC, but I don't want to reach for a small LW.).

Ronde 3
66. Sam Rinzel (Canadiens de Montréal).
67. Ludwig Persson (Coyotes de l'Arizona).
68. Julian Lutz (Kraken de Seattle).
69. Luca Del Bel Belluz (Flyers de Philadelphie).
70. Lane Hutson (Devils du New Jersey).
71. Noah Östlund (Hurricanes de la Caroline from Blackhawks de Chicago).
72. Cameron Lund (Sénateurs d'Ottawa).
73. Calle Odelius (Red Wings de Detroit).
74. Topi Rönni (Sabres de Buffalo).
75. Kirill Dolzhenkov (Canadiens de Montréal from Ducks d'Anaheim).
76. Jordan Dumais (Sharks de San Jose).
0. Maxim Mayorov (Jets de Winnipeg from Blue Jackets de Columbus).
78. Dylan James (Islanders de New York).
79. Filip Mesar (Maple Leafs de Toronto from Jets de Winnipeg).
80. Topias Leinonen (Canucks de Vancouver).
81. Tomas Hamara (Blackhawks de Chicago from Golden Knights de Vegas).
82. Matyas Sapovaliv (Predators de Nashville).
83. Aleksanteri Kaskimäki (Stars de Dallas).
84. Bryce McConnell-Barker (Predators de Nashville from Kings de Los Angeles).
85. Ryan Greene (Capitals de Washington).
86. Devin Kaplan (Kings de Los Angeles from Penguins de Pittsburgh).
87. Jake Furlong (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Bruins de Boston).
0. Logan Morrison (Blues de St-Louis).
89. Jack Devine (Wild du Minnesota).
90. Ty Nelson (Blackhawks de Chicago from Maple Leafs de Toronto).
91. Michael Buchinger (Bruins de Boston from Flames de Calgary).
92. Mats Lindgren (Canadiens de Montréal from Hurricanes de la Caroline).
93. Mattias Hävelid (Panthers de la Floride).

Repêchage simulé généré par un utilisateur de CapFriendly.com

RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1	-	Shane Wright	His relatively low production might be an indicator of how much 2022 and 2023 draft candidates from OHL were hit by lockdowns. Safe pick.
2	-	Juraj Slafkovsky	Great performances in international tournaments. Since Olympics also better in Liiga. Rare combination of size and skill, which comes across once per draft or even less (2023: Fantilli).
3	-	Simon Nemec	Dilemma Nemec-Jiricek is similar to Heiskanen-Makar one in 2017, where Nemec is the safer pick of the two („Heiskanen“). Compare Nemec to Brandt Clarke's 2020/21 season. Slovakian league is not top-tier, but WC performance matter.
4	-	Logan Cooley	I am not trying to take anything away from Cooley, but he is smaller player and at the same time scoring-wise not dominant on his own team. I can get similar player a year later, 2023 class is forward-loaded. If I am GM of a rebuilding team, I select Jiricek here. D-men need more time and are more important.
5	-	David Jiricek	You want to have him on your team in a playoffs. But because of his style of play you might only get 60 GP out of him per season. In that aspect I compare him to Ekblad. I would love to have Jiricek at no. 2 or 3, but that would be too risky. No. 4 or 5 is OK.
6		Cutter Gauthier	His projection as NHL player looks easy. Big forward, possibly center, good goal-scorer, committed to college with good hockey program (Boston). At times his skating has been described as questionable, which it is not.
7	-	Pavel Mintyukov	Another player with easy projection as NHL player. Strong on his legs, decent size and production. In many aspects similar to Sergachev. Similar production in draft year, where Sergachev was younger, but on a good team.
8	-	Kevin Korchinski	Riskier pick than Mintyukov, but with higher upside. He has some disadvantages as a consequence of worse leg strenght, which is relatively easy to overcome. June birthday, he has grown a lot over the past year.
9	-	Joakim Kemell	I admit drafting him would make me nervous. His overall Liiga production is great, but since the injury he wasn't the same player. Not great shot selection and small stature, but he can be inventive with his shot.
10	-	Marco Kasper	He became better as the season came to the end. His play away from the puck is now better, he managed to produce in SHL playoffs. Scouting Combine Testing suggests his legs are NHL-ready.
11	-	Brad Lambert	Excellent skater, but very risky pick. He is high because I don't see class as very strong. His production on both Liiga teams wasn't great, despite playing with pedestrian linemates. His puck-carrying alone makes him interesting pick.
12	-	Frank Nazar	Creative player many fans are high on. I am cautious about Marner comparisons. In his draft year Marner was head and shoulder above his older teammates on a strong team. Nazar is also slightly shorter, which means extra risk.
13	-	Matthew Savoie	One of the more NHL-ready players of the draft class. But I am taking his production with a grain of salt. He is on a strong team and in a playoffs overshadowed by more than one teammate, including 2023 eligible player (Benson).
14	-	Gleb Trikozov	A player who posses quality that is hard to measure. He can carry his team in a playoffs with clutch performances, especially when in troubles and in goal deficit. He can create offense by himself if he needs to. August birthday.
15	-	Liam Öhgren	As captain he apparently has played in WJC with leg injury. That's a character/personality you are looking for.
16		Jonathan Lekkerimäki	Excellent sniper with suspect hockey sense and light frame. 2 red flags combined are a lot.
17	-	Lian Bichsel	Lumberjack on a skates. High pick for almost exclusively defensive D-man, but he hits adult men hard.
18	-	Rutger McGroarty	USA U-18 captain who will find his way to NHL. But the question is his upside.
19	-	Conor Geekie	He is just an average forward on his team. There are cheaper options for big C.
20	-	Isaac Howard	I just can't overlook he was NTDP's top scorer on every front (USDP, USHL and WJC).
21	-	Denton Mateychuk	Very active player every shift. I just can't be sure if his style can be directly transformed to NHL.
22		Danila Yurov	Disastrous 2nd half of a season. He did nothing to earn more ice time in the KHL.
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RONDE 2	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

33	-	Ivan Miroshnichenko	His medical treatment is over. He is healthy and can train again. Higher potential than Yurov.
34	-	Ryan Chesley	All-around D-man who is mostly defensively oriented, but can produce if he needs to.
35	-	Owen Pickering	Comparable former Bronco: Heatherington. I don't trust their program – that's why I doubt.
36		Jani Nyman	Roby Jarventie II, same club, stats, draft age and size. However, he could score more in WJC.
37	-	Nathan Gaucher	Another easy NHL projection, but questionable upside. He is on the same level as season before.
38	-	Jiri Kulich	Take his WJC production with caution, a lot was on PP. Also selfish at times.
39	-	Maveric Lamoureux	In all honesty, it's his Scouting Combine performance that I like.
40	-	Noah Warren	Big and mobile RHD. If you want one, you need to overpay/reach for them.
41	-	Jack Hughes	Projected NHL-er with unclear upside. More was expected in NCAA. Very good at Combine.
42	-	Owen Beck	He wasn't able to produce much, but is doing other things. Projected C at NHL level.
43		Rieger Lorenz	Same AJHL team as Dylan Holloway. He is also as strong and taller, but produces less.
44	-	Reid Schaefer	Role player. Power forward with NHL size who can score. Perfect fit for any NHL team.
45		Tristan Luneau	Fill-in for a team in need of RHD. The best D-man on his QMJHL team.
46		Filip Bystedt	Cheaper option for big C. Probably limited to lower lines at NHL level.
47		David Goyette	Points leader of young OHL team, over 1 PPG which is not common in this class.
48	-	Jimmy Snuggerud	Easy NHL projection. His father, uncle and cousin have all stayed in college for 3 years.
49		Adam Ingram	The best scorer on his team and the 2nd non-NTDP USHL scorer of first time eligible players.
50	-	Michael Fisher	Great D-man from weaker league. Excellent Combine. Worth late 2nd round pick.
51	-	Jagger Firkus	The best scorer on his WHL team. 150-155 lbs, he will need 3 more seasons to gain NHL weight.
52		Artem Duda	Extremely disciplined D-man, 2 PIM over the past 2 seasons in all leagues combined.
53		Simon Forsmark	Strong offensive numbers in U-20, not so much in SHL. Relatively safe pick with lower upside.
54	-	Christian Kyrou	The oldest of 1st time eligible players. What you see might be what you get.
55		Adam Sýkora	I've been high on him even before WC, but I don't want to reach for a small LW.
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RONDE 3	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

66	-	Sam Rinzel
67	-	Ludwig Persson
68	-	Julian Lutz
69	-	Luca Del Bel Belluz
70	-	Lane Hutson
71		Noah Östlund
72	-	Cameron Lund
73	-	Calle Odelius
74	-	Topi Rönni
75		Kirill Dolzhenkov
76	-	Jordan Dumais
77		Maxim Mayorov
78	-	Dylan James
79		Filip Mesar
80	-	Topias Leinonen
81		Tomas Hamara
82	-	Matyas Sapovaliv
83	-	Aleksanteri Kaskimäki
84		Bryce McConnell-Barker
85	-	Ryan Greene
86		Devin Kaplan
87		Jake Furlong
88	-	Logan Morrison
89	-	Jack Devine
90		Ty Nelson
91		Michael Buchinger
92		Mats Lindgren
93	-	Mattias Hävelid
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20 juin 2022 à 17 h 41

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awesome post, i like this type of breakdown. thanks!

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