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Cuvée de repêchage: 2023

Créé par: ImAlwaysRightYoureAlwaysWrong

Publié: 1 mai 2023 à 16 h 15

Gagnants de la loterie:

Sharks de San Jose (4→1)
Blue Jackets de Columbus (2→2)

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TEXTE INTÉGRÉ

Gagnants de la loterie
1. Sharks de San Jose
2. Blue Jackets de Columbus
Ronde 1
1. Connor Bedard (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: San Jose picks Bedard for his incredible offensive talent and vision on the ice. As a natural goal scorer and playmaker, he will fill a major need for the Sharks as they look to rebuild their offense.).
2. Matvei Michkov (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: Columbus chooses Michkov for his elite scoring ability and high hockey IQ. He will provide the Blue Jackets with a dynamic offensive weapon they've been lacking.).
3. Adam Fantilli (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: Anaheim takes Fantilli due to his size, strength, and skill. His ability to control the play and be a presence in all three zones makes him an ideal fit for the Ducks' roster.).
4. Brayden Yager (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: Chicago selects Yager because of his strong skating and playmaking abilities. He will bolster the Blackhawks' depth at center and help them create offense.).
5. Zach Benson (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Montreal picks Benson for his speed, skill, and versatility. Benson can play both wings and will be a valuable asset for the Canadiens as they look to inject more youth and talent into their lineup.).
6. Eduard Sale (Coyotes de l'Arizona) (Détails: Arizona chooses Sale for his offensive upside and strong work ethic. As a player who can create scoring chances and generate offense, Sale will help improve the Coyotes' goal production.).
7. Dalibor Dvorsky (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: Philadelphia drafts Dvorsky for his impressive offensive instincts and playmaking abilities. He will provide the Flyers with a much-needed boost at center and contribute to their future success.).
8. Kasper Halttunen (Capitals de Washington) (Détails: Washington selects Halttunen because of his strong skating and ability to create space for his teammates. His puck possession skills and hockey sense will complement the Capitals' existing roster.).
9. Calum Ritchie (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Detroit picks Ritchie for his strong two-way game and ability to contribute in all situations. His defensive awareness and offensive upside make him a valuable addition to the Red Wings' organization.).
10. Cameron Allen (Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: St. Louis chooses Allen for his strong skating and puck-moving abilities. His offensive potential from the blue line will be a great asset for the Blues as they look to strengthen their defensive corps.).
11. Matthew Wood (Canucks de Vancouver).
12. Oliver Moore (Coyotes de l'Arizona from Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: Arizona picks Moore for his excellent vision and playmaking abilities. He can create scoring opportunities for his teammates and will help to improve the Coyotes' offensive depth.).
13. Charlie Stramel (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: Buffalo drafts Stramel for his size, strength, and skill at the center position. Stramel's ability to control the play and contribute in all zones makes him a valuable asset for the Sabres' future.).
14. Riley Heidt (Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: Pittsburgh chooses Heidt for his strong skating and offensive instincts. Heidt's playmaking abilities will complement the Penguins' existing offensive talent and help to sustain their success.).
15. Otto Stenberg (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: Nashville selects Stenberg for his strong hockey sense and playmaking abilities. Stenberg's skill set will be an important addition to the Predators' center depth.).
16. Leo Carlsson (Flames de Calgary) (Détails: Calgary picks Carlsson for his speed, skill, and scoring ability. Carlsson's offensive upside will help to address the Flames' need for additional scoring depth on the wing.).
17. Andrew Cristall (Canadiens de Montréal from Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: Montreal drafts Cristall for his strong work ethic and scoring touch. Cristall's ability to generate offense will be an important addition to the Canadiens' lineup as they look to build for the future.).
18. Alex Ciernik (Red Wings de Detroit from Islanders de New York) (Détails: Detroit chooses Ciernik for his speed and offensive skills. His ability to create scoring chances and contribute in all zones makes him a valuable asset for the Red Wings' future success.).
19. Will Smith (Jets de Winnipeg) (Détails: Winnipeg picks Smith for his strong two-way game and ability to play in all situations. Smith's versatility and hockey sense make him a promising addition to the Jets' organization.).
20. Quentin Musty (Blackhawks de Chicago from Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: Chicago selects Musty for his offensive upside and strong skating abilities. Musty's skill set will help to bolster the Blackhawks' forward depth and contribute to their future success.).
21. Ethan Gauthier (Kraken de Seattle) (Détails: Seattle drafts Gauthier for his speed, skill, and ability to create scoring opportunities. Gauthier's offensive potential will be an important addition to the Kraken's young roster as they continue to build their team.).
22. Theo Lindstein (Wild du Minnesota) (Détails: Minnesota selects Lindstein for his strong skating and puck-moving abilities. Lindstein's two-way game will help strengthen the Wild's blue line and contribute to their defensive depth.).
23. Gavin Brindley (Blue Jackets de Columbus from Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: Columbus picks Brindley for his offensive instincts and ability to generate scoring chances. Brindley's speed and skill will help improve the Blue Jackets' offensive depth.).
24. Dominik Petr (Blues de St-Louis from Rangers de New York) (Détails: St. Louis chooses Petr for his strong skating and playmaking abilities. Petr's ability to create scoring opportunities for his teammates will be a valuable addition to the Blues' forward depth.).
25. Ondrej Molnar (Rangers de New York from Stars de Dallas) (Détails: New York drafts Molnar for his size, strength, and offensive potential. Molnar's physical play and ability to control the puck in the offensive zone make him a valuable asset for the Rangers' future.).
26. Mikhail Gulyayev (Avalanche du Colorado) (Détails: Colorado chooses Gulyayev for his strong defensive game and ability to contribute offensively from the blue line. Gulyayev's skill set will help solidify the Avalanche's defensive corps.).
27. Nate Danielson (Predators de Nashville from Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: Nashville picks Danielson for his strong two-way game and hockey sense. Danielson's ability to contribute both offensively and defensively makes him a promising addition to the Predators' roster.).
28. Colby Barlow (Maple Leafs de Toronto from Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Toronto drafts Barlow for his speed, skill, and offensive instincts. Barlow's scoring potential will help bolster the Maple Leafs' offensive depth on the wing.).
29. Daniil But (Golden Knights de Vegas) (Détails: Vegas drafts But for his offensive skills and ability to generate scoring chances. But's skill set will help to improve the Golden Knights' offensive depth and contribute to their future success.).
30. Ryan Leonard (Blues de St-Louis from Maple Leafs de Toronto) (Détails: St. Louis picks Leonard for his strong two-way game and ability to contribute in all situations. Leonard's versatility and work ethic make him a valuable asset for the Blues' organization.).
31. Tyler Peddle (Sharks de San Jose from Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: San Jose selects Peddle for his playmaking abilities and strong hockey IQ. Peddle's vision on the ice will be a valuable).
32. Hunter Brzustewicz (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Carolina picks Brzustewicz for his size and physicality on the blue line. He has a solid two-way game and will add depth to the Hurricanes' defensive group, which is crucial in today's fast-paced NHL.).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1	-	Connor Bedard	San Jose picks Bedard for his incredible offensive talent and vision on the ice. As a natural goal scorer and playmaker, he will fill a major need for the Sharks as they look to rebuild their offense.
2	-	Matvei Michkov	Columbus chooses Michkov for his elite scoring ability and high hockey IQ. He will provide the Blue Jackets with a dynamic offensive weapon they've been lacking.
3	-	Adam Fantilli	Anaheim takes Fantilli due to his size, strength, and skill. His ability to control the play and be a presence in all three zones makes him an ideal fit for the Ducks' roster.
4	-	Brayden Yager	Chicago selects Yager because of his strong skating and playmaking abilities. He will bolster the Blackhawks' depth at center and help them create offense.
5	-	Zach Benson	Montreal picks Benson for his speed, skill, and versatility. Benson can play both wings and will be a valuable asset for the Canadiens as they look to inject more youth and talent into their lineup.
6	-	Eduard Sale	Arizona chooses Sale for his offensive upside and strong work ethic. As a player who can create scoring chances and generate offense, Sale will help improve the Coyotes' goal production.
7	-	Dalibor Dvorsky	Philadelphia drafts Dvorsky for his impressive offensive instincts and playmaking abilities. He will provide the Flyers with a much-needed boost at center and contribute to their future success.
8	-	Kasper Halttunen	Washington selects Halttunen because of his strong skating and ability to create space for his teammates. His puck possession skills and hockey sense will complement the Capitals' existing roster.
9	-	Calum Ritchie	Detroit picks Ritchie for his strong two-way game and ability to contribute in all situations. His defensive awareness and offensive upside make him a valuable addition to the Red Wings' organization.
10	-	Cameron Allen	St. Louis chooses Allen for his strong skating and puck-moving abilities. His offensive potential from the blue line will be a great asset for the Blues as they look to strengthen their defensive corps.
11	-	Matthew Wood
12		Oliver Moore	Arizona picks Moore for his excellent vision and playmaking abilities. He can create scoring opportunities for his teammates and will help to improve the Coyotes' offensive depth.
13	-	Charlie Stramel	Buffalo drafts Stramel for his size, strength, and skill at the center position. Stramel's ability to control the play and contribute in all zones makes him a valuable asset for the Sabres' future.
14	-	Riley Heidt	Pittsburgh chooses Heidt for his strong skating and offensive instincts. Heidt's playmaking abilities will complement the Penguins' existing offensive talent and help to sustain their success.
15	-	Otto Stenberg	Nashville selects Stenberg for his strong hockey sense and playmaking abilities. Stenberg's skill set will be an important addition to the Predators' center depth.
16	-	Leo Carlsson	Calgary picks Carlsson for his speed, skill, and scoring ability. Carlsson's offensive upside will help to address the Flames' need for additional scoring depth on the wing.
17		Andrew Cristall	Montreal drafts Cristall for his strong work ethic and scoring touch. Cristall's ability to generate offense will be an important addition to the Canadiens' lineup as they look to build for the future.
18		Alex Ciernik	Detroit chooses Ciernik for his speed and offensive skills. His ability to create scoring chances and contribute in all zones makes him a valuable asset for the Red Wings' future success.
19	-	Will Smith	Winnipeg picks Smith for his strong two-way game and ability to play in all situations. Smith's versatility and hockey sense make him a promising addition to the Jets' organization.
20		Quentin Musty	Chicago selects Musty for his offensive upside and strong skating abilities. Musty's skill set will help to bolster the Blackhawks' forward depth and contribute to their future success.
21	-	Ethan Gauthier	Seattle drafts Gauthier for his speed, skill, and ability to create scoring opportunities. Gauthier's offensive potential will be an important addition to the Kraken's young roster as they continue to build their team.
22	-	Theo Lindstein	Minnesota selects Lindstein for his strong skating and puck-moving abilities. Lindstein's two-way game will help strengthen the Wild's blue line and contribute to their defensive depth.
23		Gavin Brindley	Columbus picks Brindley for his offensive instincts and ability to generate scoring chances. Brindley's speed and skill will help improve the Blue Jackets' offensive depth.
24		Dominik Petr	St. Louis chooses Petr for his strong skating and playmaking abilities. Petr's ability to create scoring opportunities for his teammates will be a valuable addition to the Blues' forward depth.
25		Ondrej Molnar	New York drafts Molnar for his size, strength, and offensive potential. Molnar's physical play and ability to control the puck in the offensive zone make him a valuable asset for the Rangers' future.
26	-	Mikhail Gulyayev	Colorado chooses Gulyayev for his strong defensive game and ability to contribute offensively from the blue line. Gulyayev's skill set will help solidify the Avalanche's defensive corps.
27		Nate Danielson	Nashville picks Danielson for his strong two-way game and hockey sense. Danielson's ability to contribute both offensively and defensively makes him a promising addition to the Predators' roster.
28		Colby Barlow	Toronto drafts Barlow for his speed, skill, and offensive instincts. Barlow's scoring potential will help bolster the Maple Leafs' offensive depth on the wing.
29	-	Daniil But	Vegas drafts But for his offensive skills and ability to generate scoring chances. But's skill set will help to improve the Golden Knights' offensive depth and contribute to their future success.
30		Ryan Leonard	St. Louis picks Leonard for his strong two-way game and ability to contribute in all situations. Leonard's versatility and work ethic make him a valuable asset for the Blues' organization.
31		Tyler Peddle	San Jose selects Peddle for his playmaking abilities and strong hockey IQ. Peddle's vision on the ice will be a valuable
32	-	Hunter Brzustewicz	Carolina picks Brzustewicz for his size and physicality on the blue line. He has a solid two-way game and will add depth to the Hurricanes' defensive group, which is crucial in today's fast-paced NHL.