2003 First Round Ranked

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Cuvée de repêchage: 2003

Publié: 17 avr. à 15 h 51

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TEXTE INTÉGRÉ

Ronde 1
1. Marc-André Fleury (Penguins de Pittsburgh from Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: The perfect first overall pick for a goalie. Top five at his absolute best, backstopped Stanley Cup winners, and won a Vezina. Hello? Easy choice.).
2. Brent Burns (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Although his defense has lacked sometimes, we cannot deny the offensive impact Burns has had on every team he's played for. A Norris caliber defenseman in his prime.).
3. Ryan Getzlaf (Panthers de la Floride from Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: One of the best two-way players of the 2000s and 2010s.).
4. Eric Staal (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: His longevity is what kills him here, as he was a little inconsistent once he reached his 30s. But he was a great offensive player and a Stanley Cup champion.).
5. Jeff Carter (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: An extremely consistent top line / second line center all throughout his career up until recently.).
6. Corey Perry (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Perry's fall off was immense, but people forget that he was a top goal scorer and a Hart trophy winner.).
7. Ryan Suter (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: One of the most consistent defensemen of the 2010s. Norris caliber at his best, high end second pair at his worst.).
8. Zach Parise (Thrashers d'Atlanta) (Détails: He gets overrated nowadays, but he was a consistent high 60 point player for most of his career.).
9. Ryan Kesler (Flames de Calgary) (Détails: People forget how much of a problem prime Kesler was. A Selke contender and a high 70 point scorer.).
10. Thomas Vanek (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Underrated AF offensive player.).
11. Dustin Brown (Flyers de Philadelphie from Coyotes de Phoenix) (Détails: I can count to potato. Wasn't as bad as people said.).
12. Brent Seabrook (Rangers de New York) (Détails: The second best defenseman on a dynasty team. At times he was more effective than Keith was.).
13. Dion Phaneuf (Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: Prime Dion was a bucket. Second half Dion was one of the defensemen of all time.).
14. Mike Richards (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: The fall off of Mike Richards is an historical anomaly. If he maintained his production, he would be top ten, maybe even top five.).
15. Nathan Horton (Islanders de New York) (Détails: Injuries ruined Horton's career. Although he wasn't amazing, he was always a 50-60 point threat, and could throw the body around.).
16. Braydon Coburn (Sharks de San Jose from Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Longevity was the name of the game for Coburn. He was a consistent second pair, fringe top pair defenseman for over a decade. People forget that he actually retired in 2021.).
17. Nikolai Zherdev (Devils du New Jersey from Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: The Zherdev hate is undeserved. The problem with him is that he didn't play long in the NHL, eventually moving back to Russia to play in the KHL. When he was in the league, however, he was a consistent 50-60 point scorer.).
18. Milan Michalek (Capitals de Washington) (Détails: Imagine if Zherdev played a decade in the league, but was a little worse offensively. That was Michalek.).
19. Andrei Kostitsyn (Mighty Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: Had a couple pretty decent years in the league, but like Zherdev, left the NHL early on.).
20. Brian Boyle (Wild du Minnesota) (Détails: Boyle was never talented offensively, but he could lay the body out. For being a physical player, he lasted a lot longer than expected, especially considering he got ****ing cancer at one point.).
21. Patrick Eaves (Bruins de Boston from Maple Leafs de Toronto) (Détails: Basically Brian Boyle minus the cancer.).
22. Eric Fehr (Oilers d'Edmonton from Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: The model third / fourth line player. He wasn't capable of anything past 30-something points, but he knew his role and played it for about a decade.).
23. Mark Stuart (Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: A physical, burly defenseman who sometimes could play second pair minutes.).
24. Steve Bernier (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: Played quite a long time overall, despite the fact that he was an AHLer for the last five years of his career. Kinda similar to Eric Fehr, just a little worse.).
25. Robert Nilsson (Panthers de la Floride from Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: Welcome to trash territory. Nilsson had a 41 point season once, but that was the highlight for a short and unremarkable career on the late 2000s Oilers.).
26. Anthony Stewart (Kings de Los Angeles from Avalanche du Colorado) (Détails: Stewart had two okay seasons in the league, but wasn't special by any means.).
27. Marc-Antoine Pouliot (Kings de Los Angeles from Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Not a good player, but played a handful of games without any special play.).
28. Jeff Tambellini (Mighty Ducks d'Anaheim from Stars de Dallas) (Détails: Marc-Antoine Pouliot all over again.).
29. Shawn Belle (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: One point...in twenty career games.).
30. Hugh Jessiman (Blues de St-Louis from Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: He played two ****ing games. Two. One of the worst draft busts in NHL history.).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1		Marc-André Fleury	The perfect first overall pick for a goalie. Top five at his absolute best, backstopped Stanley Cup winners, and won a Vezina. Hello? Easy choice.
2	-	Brent Burns (+18 )	Although his defense has lacked sometimes, we cannot deny the offensive impact Burns has had on every team he's played for. A Norris caliber defenseman in his prime.
3		Ryan Getzlaf (+16 )	One of the best two-way players of the 2000s and 2010s.
4	-	Eric Staal (-2 )	His longevity is what kills him here, as he was a little inconsistent once he reached his 30s. But he was a great offensive player and a Stanley Cup champion.
5	-	Jeff Carter (+6 )	An extremely consistent top line / second line center all throughout his career up until recently.
6	-	Corey Perry (+22 )	Perry's fall off was immense, but people forget that he was a top goal scorer and a Hart trophy winner.
7	-	Ryan Suter	One of the most consistent defensemen of the 2010s. Norris caliber at his best, high end second pair at his worst.
8	-	Zach Parise (+9 )	He gets overrated nowadays, but he was a consistent high 60 point player for most of his career.
9	-	Ryan Kesler (+14 )	People forget how much of a problem prime Kesler was. A Selke contender and a high 70 point scorer.
10	-	Thomas Vanek (-5 )	Underrated AF offensive player.
11		Dustin Brown (+2 )	I can count to potato. Wasn't as bad as people said.
12	-	Brent Seabrook (+2 )	The second best defenseman on a dynasty team. At times he was more effective than Keith was.
13	-	Dion Phaneuf (-4 )	Prime Dion was a bucket. Second half Dion was one of the defensemen of all time.
14	-	Mike Richards (+10 )	The fall off of Mike Richards is an historical anomaly. If he maintained his production, he would be top ten, maybe even top five.
15	-	Nathan Horton (-12 )	Injuries ruined Horton's career. Although he wasn't amazing, he was always a 50-60 point threat, and could throw the body around.
16		Braydon Coburn (-8 )	Longevity was the name of the game for Coburn. He was a consistent second pair, fringe top pair defenseman for over a decade. People forget that he actually retired in 2021.
17		Nikolai Zherdev (-13 )	The Zherdev hate is undeserved. The problem with him is that he didn't play long in the NHL, eventually moving back to Russia to play in the KHL. When he was in the league, however, he was a consistent 50-60 point scorer.
18	-	Milan Michalek (-12 )	Imagine if Zherdev played a decade in the league, but was a little worse offensively. That was Michalek.
19	-	Andrei Kostitsyn (-9 )	Had a couple pretty decent years in the league, but like Zherdev, left the NHL early on.
20	-	Brian Boyle (+6 )	Boyle was never talented offensively, but he could lay the body out. For being a physical player, he lasted a lot longer than expected, especially considering he got ****ing cancer at one point.
21		Patrick Eaves (+8 )	Basically Brian Boyle minus the cancer.
22		Eric Fehr (-4 )	The model third / fourth line player. He wasn't capable of anything past 30-something points, but he knew his role and played it for about a decade.
23	-	Mark Stuart (-2 )	A physical, burly defenseman who sometimes could play second pair minutes.
24	-	Steve Bernier (-8 )	Played quite a long time overall, despite the fact that he was an AHLer for the last five years of his career. Kinda similar to Eric Fehr, just a little worse.
25		Robert Nilsson (-10 )	Welcome to trash territory. Nilsson had a 41 point season once, but that was the highlight for a short and unremarkable career on the late 2000s Oilers.
26		Anthony Stewart (-1 )	Stewart had two okay seasons in the league, but wasn't special by any means.
27		Marc-Antoine Pouliot (-5 )	Not a good player, but played a handful of games without any special play.
28		Jeff Tambellini (-1 )	Marc-Antoine Pouliot all over again.
29	-	Shawn Belle (+1 )	One point...in twenty career games.
30		Hugh Jessiman (-18 )	He played two ****ing games. Two. One of the worst draft busts in NHL history.