2003 first round hindsight

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Cuvée de repêchage: 2003

Créé par: Dave_Mustang

Publié: 24 janv. à 13 h 51

Description

Just overviewing how the draft ended up

REPÊCHAGE

TEXTE INTÉGRÉ

Ronde 1
1. Marc-André Fleury (Penguins de Pittsburgh from Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: 3 time cup champion 1000 games played and 500 wins and a Vezina at 36: 10/10).
2. Eric Staal (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: 1 time cup champion 1000 points and top 2 whalers/canes player: 10/10).
3. Nathan Horton (Panthers de la Floride from Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: 1 time cup champion had 4 50+ point years but had his career cut short at 28 due to a recurring back injury: 7/10).
4. Nikolai Zherdev (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: Only played 6 years in the NHL but 3 of them were 50+ point years solid efficiency: 5/10 (Would be higher if he didn't leave for KHL)).
5. Thomas Vanek (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: Highest Austrian ever selected was an elite goal scorer early into his career with 2 40+ goal years before the age of 26. After that he only reached 30 goals again once. Still a solid career with 1000 games played: 8/10).
6. Milan Michalek (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Was a solid top 6 player for the Sharks before being dealt to Ottawa for Dany Heatley. His numbers were never really the same after that besides one 60 point season in 2011: 7/10).
7. Ryan Suter (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: 1400 games played and 500 points from the blue line. He's also played every game since the 2018-2019 season: 10/10).
8. Braydon Coburn (Thrashers d'Atlanta) (Détails: Never really an elite player but was good 2nd/3rd pairing d-man for over a decade. Won a cup in 2020 with Tampa Bay: 7/10).
9. Dion Phaneuf (Flames de Calgary) (Détails: One of the hardest hitters in his time. Also was a great offensive d-man in Calgary with a 20 goal season as a rookie. Also was captain for Toronto for awhile: 8/10).
10. Andrei Kostitsyn (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: AK-46 was a solid middle 6 player during his 400 game nhl career. He went to russia at 26: 5/10).
11. Jeff Carter (Flyers de Philadelphie from Coyotes de Phoenix) (Détails: 2 time cup champ, 400 goals in his career and 1200 games played. Almost a ten but wasn't so consistent late into his career: 9/10).
12. Hugh Jessiman (Rangers de New York) (Détails: The guy played 2 games: 0/10).
13. Dustin Brown (Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: Not the most consistent player when it came to numbers but he did captain the kings to 2 cups so that makes up for it. Also played 1300 games: 9/10).
14. Brent Seabrook (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: Key part of the Blackhawks dynasty and an elite defensive d-man made a great pairing with Duncan Keith for many years. Also a Lightning Legend: 9/10).
15. Robert Nilsson (Islanders de New York) (Détails: Spent 5 years in the NHL where he was a bottom 6 center. Left for the KHL at 25: 4/10).
16. Steve Bernier (Sharks de San Jose from Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Another bottom 6 player throughout most of his career, unlike Nilsson he never had a 40 point year: 5/10 (He gets plus one for consistency)).
17. Zach Parise (Devils du New Jersey from Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: As a Devils fan, I'm not the biggest Parise fan in the world but as a player he was undoubtedly elite. At least until the lower body injury in 2010. After that, the guy never had over 70 points again but he was still a consistent 30-30-60 player: 8/10).
18. Eric Fehr (Capitals de Washington) (Détails: F-16 only had a handful of years where he had over 20 points. But the guy actually got a few selke votes believe it or not so he was doing something right: 6/10).
19. Ryan Getzlaf (Mighty Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: Ducks all time leader for points and assists and is their longest serving captain: 10/10).
20. Brent Burns (Wild du Minnesota) (Détails: One of the best d-man of the past 15 years. 1300 games played and 800 points and a Norris trophy with a 29 goal season: 10/10).
21. Mark Stuart (Bruins de Boston from Maple Leafs de Toronto) (Détails: 80 points across a 600 game career. Was nothing more than a 3rd pairing d-man: 5/10).
22. Marc-Antoine Pouliot (Oilers d'Edmonton from Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: 192 games played and only 57 points: 2/10).
23. Ryan Kesler (Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: One of the best defensive forwards of the early 2010's and does have a Selke to his name: 8/10).
24. Mike Richards (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: Had 1 good year and philly gave him a 12 year contract, he got traded 3 years later after he fell off a cliff: 6/10).
25. Anthony Stewart (Panthers de la Floride from Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: 262 career games and 71 points. Worse efficiency than Pouliot: 2/21).
26. Brian Boyle (Kings de Los Angeles from Avalanche du Colorado) (Détails: A bottom 6 center throughout his career but he did manage to play over 800 games: 6/10).
27. Jeff Tambellini (Kings de Los Angeles from Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: 242 games and 63 points. About the same as Anthony Stewart: 2/10).
28. Corey Perry (Mighty Ducks d'Anaheim from Stars de Dallas) (Détails: Does have a 50 goal season with a hart trophy and is one of the better power forwards in recent memory. Made it to 3 straight finals and lost them all lmao. Also might've banged Bedard's mom. Absolute Chad: 8/10).
29. Patrick Eaves (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: Was a bottom 6 winger for most of his career until he randomly scored 30 goals in 2016. And then only played 9 games the rest of his career: 5/10).
30. Shawn Belle (Blues de St-Louis from Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: 20 games and 1 assist: 1/10).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1		Marc-André Fleury	3 time cup champion 1000 games played and 500 wins and a Vezina at 36: 10/10
2	-	Eric Staal	1 time cup champion 1000 points and top 2 whalers/canes player: 10/10
3		Nathan Horton	1 time cup champion had 4 50+ point years but had his career cut short at 28 due to a recurring back injury: 7/10
4	-	Nikolai Zherdev	Only played 6 years in the NHL but 3 of them were 50+ point years solid efficiency: 5/10 (Would be higher if he didn't leave for KHL)
5	-	Thomas Vanek	Highest Austrian ever selected was an elite goal scorer early into his career with 2 40+ goal years before the age of 26. After that he only reached 30 goals again once. Still a solid career with 1000 games played: 8/10
6	-	Milan Michalek	Was a solid top 6 player for the Sharks before being dealt to Ottawa for Dany Heatley. His numbers were never really the same after that besides one 60 point season in 2011: 7/10
7	-	Ryan Suter	1400 games played and 500 points from the blue line. He's also played every game since the 2018-2019 season: 10/10
8	-	Braydon Coburn	Never really an elite player but was good 2nd/3rd pairing d-man for over a decade. Won a cup in 2020 with Tampa Bay: 7/10
9	-	Dion Phaneuf	One of the hardest hitters in his time. Also was a great offensive d-man in Calgary with a 20 goal season as a rookie. Also was captain for Toronto for awhile: 8/10
10	-	Andrei Kostitsyn	AK-46 was a solid middle 6 player during his 400 game nhl career. He went to russia at 26: 5/10
11		Jeff Carter	2 time cup champ, 400 goals in his career and 1200 games played. Almost a ten but wasn't so consistent late into his career: 9/10
12	-	Hugh Jessiman	The guy played 2 games: 0/10
13	-	Dustin Brown	Not the most consistent player when it came to numbers but he did captain the kings to 2 cups so that makes up for it. Also played 1300 games: 9/10
14	-	Brent Seabrook	Key part of the Blackhawks dynasty and an elite defensive d-man made a great pairing with Duncan Keith for many years. Also a Lightning Legend: 9/10
15	-	Robert Nilsson	Spent 5 years in the NHL where he was a bottom 6 center. Left for the KHL at 25: 4/10
16		Steve Bernier	Another bottom 6 player throughout most of his career, unlike Nilsson he never had a 40 point year: 5/10 (He gets plus one for consistency)
17		Zach Parise	As a Devils fan, I'm not the biggest Parise fan in the world but as a player he was undoubtedly elite. At least until the lower body injury in 2010. After that, the guy never had over 70 points again but he was still a consistent 30-30-60 player: 8/10
18	-	Eric Fehr	F-16 only had a handful of years where he had over 20 points. But the guy actually got a few selke votes believe it or not so he was doing something right: 6/10
19	-	Ryan Getzlaf	Ducks all time leader for points and assists and is their longest serving captain: 10/10
20	-	Brent Burns	One of the best d-man of the past 15 years. 1300 games played and 800 points and a Norris trophy with a 29 goal season: 10/10
21		Mark Stuart	80 points across a 600 game career. Was nothing more than a 3rd pairing d-man: 5/10
22		Marc-Antoine Pouliot	192 games played and only 57 points: 2/10
23	-	Ryan Kesler	One of the best defensive forwards of the early 2010's and does have a Selke to his name: 8/10
24	-	Mike Richards	Had 1 good year and philly gave him a 12 year contract, he got traded 3 years later after he fell off a cliff: 6/10
25		Anthony Stewart	262 career games and 71 points. Worse efficiency than Pouliot: 2/21
26		Brian Boyle	A bottom 6 center throughout his career but he did manage to play over 800 games: 6/10
27		Jeff Tambellini	242 games and 63 points. About the same as Anthony Stewart: 2/10
28		Corey Perry	Does have a 50 goal season with a hart trophy and is one of the better power forwards in recent memory. Made it to 3 straight finals and lost them all lmao. Also might've banged Bedard's mom. Absolute Chad: 8/10
29	-	Patrick Eaves	Was a bottom 6 winger for most of his career until he randomly scored 30 goals in 2016. And then only played 9 games the rest of his career: 5/10
30		Shawn Belle	20 games and 1 assist: 1/10