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Cuvée de repêchage: 2023

Publié: 4 juin 2023 à 16 h 40

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TEXTE INTÉGRÉ

Ronde 1
1. Connor Bedard (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: Obvious).
2. Adam Fantilli (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: Anaheim isn't desperate for centres, but they aren't going to turn down one of his calibre.).
3. Leo Carlsson (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: Columbus needs centres and NHL-ready prospects. Carlsson has done a lot to prove himself as a centre against men, so he seems like the obvious choice.).
4. Matvei Michkov (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: San Jose can afford to wait for Michkov, an incredible talent who is worth the risk of drafting despite the Russia situation.).
5. Will Smith (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Montreal takes the last of the top 5 forwards in the draft. Smith has a lot of development to do, but adding his talent onto the roster could be huge in a few years.).
6. David Reinbacher (Coyotes de l'Arizona) (Détails: It's very difficult to acquire high-end RHD in the NHL, so with the top tier of talent off the board, Arizona grabs the most proven RHD prospect of the draft.).
7. Ryan Leonard (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: Leonard is one of the most well-rounded players in the draft. He's strong, skates well, has good skill, can shoot, and drives to the net really well.).
8. Dalibor Dvorsky (Capitals de Washington) (Détails: Washington needs centre depth, and Dvorsky brings the blend of size, skill, physicality, compete, and shooting prowess that brought them success with Ovechkin.).
9. Zach Benson (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Detroit may be wary of drafting a skilled forward who falls on draft day, but Benson brings a lot to the table in terms of skill, hockey sense, and compete at both ends of the ice.).
10. Nate Danielson (Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: Another well-rounded player, Danielson fills a need for St. Louis at centre. He brings size, speed, great playmaking ability, and a pretty decent shot.).
11. Tom Willander (Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: Willander shows great promise defensively, is one of the best skaters in the draft, and has offence to offer as well. He would make a great defensive partner for Hughes.).
12. Gabe Perreault (Coyotes de l'Arizona from Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: Perreault was a great complimentary player to Smith this year. Arizona will hope he can play the same role with Cooley in the future.).
13. Matthew Wood (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: Buffalo hopes to replicate the success of Thompson with a similar player on the wing.).
14. Oliver Moore (Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: Pittsburgh looks to add speed and centre depth to support their aging core. Moore may eventually develop into a top six centre as the old core ages out.).
15. Colby Barlow (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: Nashville adds size and scoring power on the wing with Barlow.).
16. Axel Sandin Pellikka (Flames de Calgary) (Détails: Calgary picks up a highly touted offensive RHD.).
17. Samuel Honzek (Red Wings de Detroit from Islanders de New York) (Détails: Having gone with a small, skilled player at 9OA, Detroit opts to go for size with their second 1st round pick.).
18. Daniil But (Jets de Winnipeg) (Détails: But is a huge winger with surprising skill and few weaknesses. He would go higher if not for the situation in Russia.).
19. Dmitri Simashev (Blackhawks de Chicago from Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: Having secured the best forward in the draft, Chicago adds size and defensive prowess in Simashev. His puck skills and decision making need some work, but if they improve, this pick will look like a steal.).
20. Eduard Sale (Kraken de Seattle) (Détails: Seattle takes a skilled winger with high upside to inject into their very solid forward core.).
21. Brayden Yager (Wild du Minnesota) (Détails: While Yager's size is a bit of a concern, Minnesota have bet on small players before and won. He fills an important position of need at centre, plays a strong two-way game, and has one of the best shots of the draft class.).
22. Calum Ritchie (Blue Jackets de Columbus from Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: Another centre for Columbus ensures that their woes down the middle of the ice are at an end.).
23. Riley Heidt (Rangers de New York) (Détails: With so many questions surrounding the Rangers' roster construction, they will need versatility. Heidt provides that with his ability to play both centre and wing, as well as up and down the lineup. He's a strong playmaker who brings a ton of energy.).
24. Mikhail Gulyayev (Predators de Nashville from Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: Nashville takes a gamble on Gulyayev, hoping to unlock his high ceiling as an offensive defenceman with a strong transition game.).
25. Oliver Bonk (Blues de St-Louis from Maple Leafs de Toronto) (Détails: Having picked up a centre already, St. Louis grabs a solid defensive RHD just before the Sharks get the chance to do so.).
26. Lukas Dragicevic (Sharks de San Jose from Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: San Jose takes the best RHD available. Dragicevic struggles defensively, but is a major asset in transition and the offensive zone.).
27. David Edstrom (Avalanche du Colorado) (Détails: Colorado looks to shore up their centre depth with an underrated prospect who has good tools. Edstrom is strong defensively and has a good understanding of how to score goals around the front of the net.).
28. Otto Stenberg (Maple Leafs de Toronto from Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Toronto grabs a solid depth forward who scores goals in big moments; a trait sorely needed on this team.).
29. Theo Lindstein (Blues de St-Louis from Stars de Dallas) (Détails: St. Louis moves to the left side now, grabbing another solid defensive defenceman.).
30. Andrew Cristall (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Cristall is an odd fit for Carolina, but after years of falling short due to a lack of scoring, they're willing to take a bet on a dynamic offensive player.).
31. Michael Hrabal (Canadiens de Montréal from Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: Montreal takes a goaltender; a position of need with a long development time. Hrabal is big and athletic, so he could turn into something great.).
32. Quentin Musty (Golden Knights de Vegas) (Détails: Vegas takes a big, one-way winger with great playmaking abilities.).

Ronde 2
33. Gavin Brindley (Ducks d'Anaheim).
34. Caden Price (Blue Jackets de Columbus).
35. Jayden Perron (Blackhawks de Chicago).
36. Carson Bjarnason (Sharks de San Jose).
37. Maxim Strbak (Canadiens de Montréal).
38. Charlie Stramel (Coyotes de l'Arizona).
39. Cameron Allen (Sabres de Buffalo from Flyers de Philadelphie).
40. Anton Wahlberg (Capitals de Washington).
41. Kasper Halttunen (Red Wings de Detroit).
42. Oscar Fisker Mølgaard (Red Wings de Detroit from Blues de St-Louis).
43. Gavin McCarthy (Red Wings de Detroit from Canucks de Vancouver).
44. Bradly Nadeau (Blackhawks de Chicago from Sénateurs d'Ottawa).
45. Ethan Gauthier (Sabres de Buffalo).
46. Koehn Ziemmer (Predators de Nashville from Penguins de Pittsburgh).
47. Danny Nelson (Predators de Nashville).
48. Tanner Molendyk (Flames de Calgary).
49. Nick Lardis (Islanders de New York).
50. Jakub Dvorak (Kraken de Seattle from Jets de Winnipeg).
51. Trey Augustine (Blackhawks de Chicago from Lightning de Tampa Bay).
52. Gracyn Sawchyn (Kraken de Seattle).
53. Alex Ciernik (Wild du Minnesota).
54. Étienne Morin (Kings de Los Angeles).
55. Hunter Brzustewicz (Blackhawks de Chicago from Rangers de New York).
56. Andrew Gibson (Oilers d'Edmonton).
57. Coulson Pitre (Kraken de Seattle from Maple Leafs de Toronto).
58. Lenni Hämeenaho (Devils du New Jersey).
59. Luca Cagnoni (Ducks d'Anaheim from Avalanche du Colorado).
60. Beau Akey (Ducks d'Anaheim from Bruins de Boston).
61. Carson Rehkopf (Stars de Dallas).
62. William Whitelaw (Hurricanes de la Caroline).
63. Juraj Pekarcik (Panthers de la Floride).
64. Noah Dower Nilsson (Wild du Minnesota from Golden Knights de Vegas).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1	-	Connor Bedard	Obvious
2	-	Adam Fantilli	Anaheim isn't desperate for centres, but they aren't going to turn down one of his calibre.
3	-	Leo Carlsson	Columbus needs centres and NHL-ready prospects. Carlsson has done a lot to prove himself as a centre against men, so he seems like the obvious choice.
4	-	Matvei Michkov	San Jose can afford to wait for Michkov, an incredible talent who is worth the risk of drafting despite the Russia situation.
5	-	Will Smith	Montreal takes the last of the top 5 forwards in the draft. Smith has a lot of development to do, but adding his talent onto the roster could be huge in a few years.
6	-	David Reinbacher	It's very difficult to acquire high-end RHD in the NHL, so with the top tier of talent off the board, Arizona grabs the most proven RHD prospect of the draft.
7	-	Ryan Leonard	Leonard is one of the most well-rounded players in the draft. He's strong, skates well, has good skill, can shoot, and drives to the net really well.
8	-	Dalibor Dvorsky	Washington needs centre depth, and Dvorsky brings the blend of size, skill, physicality, compete, and shooting prowess that brought them success with Ovechkin.
9	-	Zach Benson	Detroit may be wary of drafting a skilled forward who falls on draft day, but Benson brings a lot to the table in terms of skill, hockey sense, and compete at both ends of the ice.
10	-	Nate Danielson	Another well-rounded player, Danielson fills a need for St. Louis at centre. He brings size, speed, great playmaking ability, and a pretty decent shot.
11	-	Tom Willander	Willander shows great promise defensively, is one of the best skaters in the draft, and has offence to offer as well. He would make a great defensive partner for Hughes.
12		Gabe Perreault	Perreault was a great complimentary player to Smith this year. Arizona will hope he can play the same role with Cooley in the future.
13	-	Matthew Wood	Buffalo hopes to replicate the success of Thompson with a similar player on the wing.
14	-	Oliver Moore	Pittsburgh looks to add speed and centre depth to support their aging core. Moore may eventually develop into a top six centre as the old core ages out.
15	-	Colby Barlow	Nashville adds size and scoring power on the wing with Barlow.
16	-	Axel Sandin Pellikka	Calgary picks up a highly touted offensive RHD.
17		Samuel Honzek	Having gone with a small, skilled player at 9OA, Detroit opts to go for size with their second 1st round pick.
18	-	Daniil But	But is a huge winger with surprising skill and few weaknesses. He would go higher if not for the situation in Russia.
19		Dmitri Simashev	Having secured the best forward in the draft, Chicago adds size and defensive prowess in Simashev. His puck skills and decision making need some work, but if they improve, this pick will look like a steal.
20	-	Eduard Sale	Seattle takes a skilled winger with high upside to inject into their very solid forward core.
21	-	Brayden Yager	While Yager's size is a bit of a concern, Minnesota have bet on small players before and won. He fills an important position of need at centre, plays a strong two-way game, and has one of the best shots of the draft class.
22		Calum Ritchie	Another centre for Columbus ensures that their woes down the middle of the ice are at an end.
23	-	Riley Heidt	With so many questions surrounding the Rangers' roster construction, they will need versatility. Heidt provides that with his ability to play both centre and wing, as well as up and down the lineup. He's a strong playmaker who brings a ton of energy.
24		Mikhail Gulyayev	Nashville takes a gamble on Gulyayev, hoping to unlock his high ceiling as an offensive defenceman with a strong transition game.
25		Oliver Bonk	Having picked up a centre already, St. Louis grabs a solid defensive RHD just before the Sharks get the chance to do so.
26		Lukas Dragicevic	San Jose takes the best RHD available. Dragicevic struggles defensively, but is a major asset in transition and the offensive zone.
27	-	David Edstrom	Colorado looks to shore up their centre depth with an underrated prospect who has good tools. Edstrom is strong defensively and has a good understanding of how to score goals around the front of the net.
28		Otto Stenberg	Toronto grabs a solid depth forward who scores goals in big moments; a trait sorely needed on this team.
29		Theo Lindstein	St. Louis moves to the left side now, grabbing another solid defensive defenceman.
30	-	Andrew Cristall	Cristall is an odd fit for Carolina, but after years of falling short due to a lack of scoring, they're willing to take a bet on a dynamic offensive player.
31		Michael Hrabal	Montreal takes a goaltender; a position of need with a long development time. Hrabal is big and athletic, so he could turn into something great.
32	-	Quentin Musty	Vegas takes a big, one-way winger with great playmaking abilities.

RONDE 2	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

33	-	Gavin Brindley
34	-	Caden Price
35	-	Jayden Perron
36	-	Carson Bjarnason
37	-	Maxim Strbak
38	-	Charlie Stramel
39		Cameron Allen
40	-	Anton Wahlberg
41	-	Kasper Halttunen
42		Oscar Fisker Mølgaard
43		Gavin McCarthy
44		Bradly Nadeau
45	-	Ethan Gauthier
46		Koehn Ziemmer
47	-	Danny Nelson
48	-	Tanner Molendyk
49	-	Nick Lardis
50		Jakub Dvorak
51		Trey Augustine
52	-	Gracyn Sawchyn
53	-	Alex Ciernik
54	-	Étienne Morin
55		Hunter Brzustewicz
56	-	Andrew Gibson
57		Coulson Pitre
58	-	Lenni Hämeenaho
59		Luca Cagnoni
60		Beau Akey
61	-	Carson Rehkopf
62	-	William Whitelaw
63	-	Juraj Pekarcik
64		Noah Dower Nilsson

4 juin 2023 à 17 h 7

Brian_O_Blivion

Moo-kama-doo-lin

Rejoint: juin 2023

Messages: 937

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Agree that Michkov is the right pick. Dragicevic really isnt. Sure we need an RHD but we need a forward prospect with size even more. Musty or Halttunen make sense. Eklund, Bordeleau, Michkov, Robins, Gushchin and Cardwell all under 6’. Only Lund and Bystedt are over that have a legit chance at prominent NHL roles.

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4 juin 2023 à 23 h 49

TheGreatMistake

Dead inside

Rejoint: mai 2019

Messages: 209

Mentions "j'aime": 78

I doubt the Hawks go with Simashev with all the big, LHD they have in their system like Vlasic, Korchinski, Del Mastro, Philips, and Allen. They don't have a lot of high end talent at forward, so they're most likely going to be looking for a fwd with size since Dach might be the only fwd prospect they have who's >6'1 that has a chance at being a top 6 fwd

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