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1 | McDavid remains the top pick, as he has proven to be a generational talent and one of the best players in the league. His speed, vision, and scoring ability have made him an elite center and the face of the Oilers franchise. | |||
2 | - | Eichel stays at the number two spot, as his offensive skills and leadership qualities have made him a star center. Despite injury concerns and eventual trade requests, Eichel would still be a great asset for the Sabres, and they could have focused on building a stronger team around him. | ||
3 | - | Mitchell Marner (+1 ) | Marner's playmaking ability, scoring touch, and overall hockey IQ make him a better choice than Strome. His chemistry with Coyotes young core could have accelerated the team's rebuilding process and potentially put them in playoff contention sooner. | |
4 | - | Sebastian Aho (+31 ) | With Marner off the board, the Leafs select Aho, an offensively gifted center with great vision and a knack for scoring. Aho's addition could have provided more depth at center for the Leafs, making them an even more potent offensive force. | |
5 | - | Mikko Rantanen (+5 ) | Rantanen's size, skill, and scoring ability would have made him an excellent fit on the Hurricanes' top line. He could have formed a formidable duo with Aho had the Leafs not picked him, but Rantanen would still be a great addition to the team. | |
6 | - | Mathew Barzal (+10 ) | The Devils pick Barzal for his speed, vision, and playmaking ability. Barzal would have provided the Devils with a much-needed offensive boost and helped improve their power play, making them a more competitive team in the Eastern Conference. | |
7 | - | Zachary Werenski (+1 ) | Werenski has developed into a solid two-way defenseman with offensive upside. His addition to the Flyers' blue line would have provided more stability and a potential future partner for Provorov, had they managed to acquire him later in the draft. | |
8 | - | Ivan Provorov (-1 ) | The Blue Jackets select Provorov, a reliable two-way defenseman who can log big minutes and contribute offensively. Provorov's presence would have further strengthened the Blue Jackets' defense and provided a strong foundation for their future. | |
9 | - | Thomas Chabot (+9 ) | Chabot's skating ability, offensive prowess, and size make him an attractive pick for the Sharks. His addition would have provided the team with a dynamic, puck-moving defenseman, helping to bolster their blue line and improve their transition game. | |
10 | - | Timo Meier (-1 ) | With Rantanen already picked, the Avalanche select Meier, a power forward with a strong scoring touch. Meier's physicality and offensive skills would have complemented Nathan MacKinnon and Gabriel Landeskog, creating a formidable top line for the Avalanche. | |
11 | - | Kyle Connor (+6 ) | Connor's speed, skill, and goal-scoring ability make him a better choice than Crouse. His addition would have provided the Panthers with a reliable top-six forward to complement their existing core. | |
12 | - | Brock Boeser (+11 ) | Boeser's shot and scoring touch would have been a valuable addition to the Stars' forward group. His offensive prowess could have provided a boost to the Stars' power play and overall offensive production. | |
13 | Travis Konecny (+11 ) | Konecny's speed, skill, and versatility make him a valuable addition to the Bruins' forward group. His energy and scoring ability could have helped the Bruins maintain their competitiveness during their transition period. | ||
14 | - | Noah Hanifin (-9 ) | Hanifin's size, skating ability, and potential as a top-four defenseman make him an attractive option for the Bruins. His presence would have provided the Bruins with more depth on their blue line and helped solidify their defense for years to come. | |
15 | Jake DeBrusk (-1 ) | DeBrusk's speed, scoring ability, and tenacity is still a welcome addition to the Bruins' forward group. His potential as a top-six winger provides the Bruins with another offensive weapon. | ||
16 | Anthony Cirelli (+56 ) | Cirelli's two-way game, faceoff prowess, and work ethic make him a valuable asset for the Islanders. His addition would have provided the team with a strong third-line center, allowing them to focus on building a deeper roster. | ||
17 | - | Vince Dunn (+39 ) | With Connor already picked, the Jets select Dunn, a puck-moving defenseman with strong offensive instincts. His presence would have bolstered the Jets' blue line and improved their power play. | |
18 | - | Ilya Samsonov (+4 ) | The Senators select Samsonov, a highly talented goaltender with strong potential as a future starting netminder. His addition would have provided the team with a long-term solution in net, allowing them to focus on building a stronger roster in front of him. | |
19 | - | Roope Hintz (+30 ) | Hintz's combination of size, speed, and scoring ability make him a valuable addition to the Red Wings' forward group. His potential as a top-six forward could have helped the team maintain their offensive depth during their rebuilding phase. | |
20 | - | Denis Gurianov (-8 ) | Gurianov's combination of size, speed, and goal-scoring ability make him an intriguing option for the Wild. His potential as a top-six forward could have provided the team with another offensive weapon to complement their existing core. | |
21 | Conor Garland (+102 ) | Garland's offensive skills, creativity, and tenacity make him an attractive choice for the Senators. His addition would have provided the team with a top-six forward, helping improve their offensive depth. | ||
22 | - | Joel Eriksson Ek (-2 ) | With Samsonov already picked, the Capitals select Eriksson Ek, a strong two-way center with good faceoff skills. His addition would have provided the Capitals with a solid third-line center and improved their penalty kill. | |
23 | - | Colin White (-2 ) | With Boeser already picked, the Canucks select White, a two-way center with good hockey sense and a strong work ethic. White's presence would have provided the Canucks with more depth down the middle and contributed to their overall team balance. | |
24 | Brandon Carlo (+13 ) | With Konecny already picked, the Flyers select Carlo, a big, stay-at-home defenseman with strong defensive instincts. His addition would have added depth to the Flyers' blue line and provided them with a reliable shutdown defenseman. | ||
25 | Dylan Strome (-22 ) | Strome's scoring touch and strong shot make him an attractive option for the Jets. His addition would have provided the team with another offensive weapon, further strengthening their forward group. | ||
26 | - | John Marino (+128 ) | The Canadiens select Marino, a steady, two-way defenseman with good hockey sense and puck-moving abilities. Marino's presence would have added depth to the Canadiens' blue line and contributed to their overall defensive stability. | |
27 | - | Pavel Zacha (-21 ) | The Ducks select Zacha, a versatile forward with a strong two-way game and good size. His addition would have provided the Ducks with more depth in their forward group and a player capable of contributing in various situations, including the power play and penalty kill. | |
28 | Jordan Greenway (+22 ) | The Islanders select Greenway, a power forward with good size, strength, and scoring ability. His addition would have provided the Islanders with a strong presence in front of the net and helped improve their offensive depth. | ||
29 | Anthony Beauvillier (-1 ) | With Carlsson yet to make a significant impact in the NHL, the Blue Jackets select Beauvillier, a skilled forward with good speed and scoring ability. His addition would have provided the team with more offensive depth and a solid contributor in the top six. | ||
30 | Jakub Zboril (-17 ) | The Coyotes select Zboril, a defenseman with a good combination of size, mobility, and offensive instincts. His addition would have provided the team with a prospect capable of developing into a reliable two-way defenseman, adding depth and stability to their blue line. |