1 | | - | | F U Hawks |
2 | | - | | While I don't think its an as obvious choice as most people on here do I think their desire for size directs them to Fantilli |
3 | | - | | Will Smith has proved it everywhere, more than Leo has! |
4 | | - | | Sharks can't really lose here so they go for the potential generational talent |
5 | | - | | Montreal could move back, there are plenty of teams who I can see offering a lot to move into this slot. What is the best option for Montreal? Does Carlsson put them over the top with the prospects they have coming? Does Reinbacher make sense to pick at five? Would leveraging a trade with teams in cap trouble or teams that have the capital to get the most of out the draft? You know Toronto is after a number 1 RHD and would probably willing to part with Nylander to get this pick. The Blues could package multiple first round picks to move up, as could Detroit and Nashville. For this draft I will have them stick with Leo |
6 | | - | | Zach Benson is a player if I am already on the Coyotes I'd be stoked about drafting. Bill Armstrong has loads of picks and he's great at finding gems at the draft. |
7 | | - | | This is where I feel the second part of the 1st round starts. Philly could trade back to try and collect more assests as they are clearly rebuilding. Top choices being Leonard, Moore, Dvorksky, Reinbacher. I think they look at who can get here the quickest and that is Reinbacher. |
8 | | - | | Capitals are looking at Leonard, Moore, Dvorsky and Perrault. But I think they need a center for the future. |
9 | | - | | Detroit needs Centers, RD and RW in their prospect pool. But if the redwings are not going to take big swings at Debrincat and Kyle Connor than I can see them looking at ASP or Willander. Both players could lock up the future top four for Detroit. |
10 | | - | | I feel like the Blues are looking at the possible Centers available and choosing the best. For me I think Oliver Moore is a little bit more defensive than Robert Thomas and might be a better long term center for Kyrou. |
11 | | - | | Vancouver is probably hoping for Reinbacher or Willander in this or taking one of the best centers remaining. |
12 | | | | Arizona walking out of the first round with Benson and Leonard would be huge! |
13 | | - | | Another team hoping for Reinbacher or Willander grabs the next best thing |
14 | | - | | Penguins have a lot of cap room and need a 3C yesterday. They will be looking at Perrault and Barlow for sure but take a center. |
15 | | - | | Preds take the chance on the goal scoring abilities of Perrault. |
16 | | - | | Calgary goes for the most complete player with hopes his goal scoring will stay hot |
17 | | | | Needing to address the long term right wing depth with have them looking at Wood, Sale and Gauthier but a future 2/3C is tempting too. |
18 | | - | | Jets grab best available dman |
19 | | | | Hawks grab a dynamic player to put on Beddards wing |
20 | | - | | .Seattle would be happy with Sale, Wood, Honzek |
21 | | - | | Wood, Honzek and But would all be solid picks |
22 | | | | Flyers want to add size down the middle |
23 | | - | | Matthew Wood is too good to pass on here |
24 | | | | Nashville would be smitten walking out of the first round with Perrault and Gulyayev |
25 | | | | I can see the blues looking at Heidt or Honzek here. Natural ability vs hockey sense |
26 | | | | Sharks said they want size so I can see them looking at Stramel and Halttunen |
27 | | - | | Musty just seems like an Avalanche player |
28 | | | | Toronto grabs an RHD |
29 | | | | Do blues grab a Dman? Dragicevic is a great offenseive player, Price and Lindstein are great puck moving stick handlers but we already have that on our current roster and its not working. Heidt, Perron and Gauthier are the best available forwards but I am not sure where they fit in in the long term. I can also see the blues moving this pick for a cheap 3c option. |
30 | | - | | Carolina adds to an already solid list of defensive prospects |
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32 | | - | | Vegas has a deep enough team that they can wait to develop the defensive part of Dragicevic's game |