2012 First Round Ranked

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Cuvée de repêchage: 2012

Publié: 19 avr. à 11 h 49

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TEXTE INTÉGRÉ

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1. Filip Forsberg (Oilers d'Edmonton from Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: Hear me out, Forsberg's been a consistent 50-60 point guy all of his career, but these past few years have shown him to be genuinely elite and one of the best wingers in the league.).
2. Andrei Vasilevskiy (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: Vasy's usually a top three goalie, but these past couple years, especially this year, have shown some major cracks in his game. Yeah, he's had injuries, but Forsberg's improvement and Vasy's decline is what causes this ranking.).
3. Morgan Rielly (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Rielly's a versatile defenseman, who has had amazing offensive years, and can actually play defense, unlike most offensive defensemen.).
4. Hampus Lindholm (Islanders de New York) (Détails: These past two years have boosted Lindholm's stock. Amazing defensively, with the ability to throw the body and produce some big plays.).
5. Tomas Hertl (Maple Leafs de Toronto) (Détails: This year's been rough for Hertl, but he's capable of 70 points and been a reliable goal scorer.).
6. Teuvo Teräväinen (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: Teravainen and Hertl can be switched and it wouldn't matter. Their production's been almost identical, Teravainen's just had a little more consistency, but not the flashy star power that Hertl can provide.).
7. Tom Wilson (Wild du Minnesota) (Détails: Wilson's obviously the chief tough guy in the NHL, but unlike most of them, he's capable of 40 points a year.).
8. Jacob Trouba (Penguins de Pittsburgh from Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: The NHL needs more physical defensive defensemen, and Trouba gives it that. While he capable of some offensive skill, recent years have shown that the physicality of the game his is forte.).
9. Brady Skjei (Jets de Winnipeg) (Détails: Skjei's kind of a two-way guy, leaning more on offense. You'll see with the upcoming defensemen, they're either awful at defense, or just aren't as skilled as Skjei is.).
10. Olli Määttä (Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: Maatta's just a standard top four d-man who can shutdown any team's offense. He's been a consistent guy ever since making the jump to North America. Kinda underrated if you ask me.).
11. Michael Matheson (Capitals de Washington from Avalanche du Colorado) (Détails: Matheson's one of the better offensive d-men in the league. The problem? He's a powerplay merchant and horrendous on defense.).
12. Matt Dumba (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: Dumba ain't what he used to be, but he isn't no slouch. He's adopted a more physical game, which works at times, but the problem is that he can get absolutely exposed during some plays.).
13. Scott Laughton (Stars de Dallas) (Détails: Laughton's one of the more consistent bottom six guys in the league, but it's taken him up until last year to show if full potential. Another 40 point year will bump him up for sure.).
14. Tanner Pearson (Sabres de Buffalo from Flames de Calgary) (Détails: Oh, what could've been for Tanner Pearson. Injuries have sapped him of anything he once had, and I wouldn't be surprised if he's out of the league soon. But in his prime, he could put up 40 points, and showed flashes of even more potential.).
15. Cody Ceci (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: Yeah, he's a pilon, but he's the best we got at this spot.).
16. Ryan Murray (Capitals de Washington) (Détails: Murray was capable of being a top shutdown d-man, but injuries wrecked him.).
17. Radek Faksa (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Faksa's nothing more than a fringe third line center, but he provides stability to a team's bottom six. Not much else you can expect out of him.).
18. Zemgus Girgensons (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: Girgensons and Faksa are very similar in career trajectory and style of game. Faksa's just been a little more impressive over his career.).
19. Alex Galchenyuk (Lightning de Tampa Bay from Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: It shows how bad this first round is when Galchenyuk is not in the bottom ten. While he's a terrible human being and his offensive fall off was so bad he got kicked out of the league, his prime had 50 points years. If only he didn't just, you know, suck for like four years straight he'd be top ten.).
20. Mark Jankowski (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: Jankowski's early career showed signs of middle six play, with 30 point seasons, but now he's been relegated to generic fourth line winger.).
21. Malcolm Subban (Flames de Calgary from Predators de Nashville) (Détails: Subban was actually a solid backup for a few years, but now he's a fringe NHL backup wasting away in the AHL.).
22. Nail Yakupov (Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: Yakupov wasn't as bad as Subban or Jankowski, but being the first overall pick and never hitting 40 points is embarrassing, and his genuinely awful defensive play makes him one of the worst first overall picks in the history of the game.).
23. Derrick Pouliot (Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: Pouliot's risen back up to a seventh d-man role after festering in the AHL. Early on, he was a serviceable defenseman, but now he'll be nothing more than depth.).
24. Brendan Gaunce (Bruins de Boston) (Détails: It surprises me that Gaunce is even still in the league. Whenever he plays, he doesn't put anything up on the scoreboard, but he's been in over 100 NHL games.).
25. Mikhail Grigorenko (Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: Grigorenko had a little bit of potential, putting up consecutive 20-something point seasons, but he just wasn't cut out of NHL hockey, moving back to Europe.).
26. Slater Koekkoek (Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: Koekkoek's out of the NHL, and when he played he was a fringe third pair defenseman.).
27. Jordan Schmaltz (Coyotes de Phoenix) (Détails: 42 career NHL games, seven points.).
28. Stefan Matteau (Rangers de New York) (Détails: 92 career NHL games, eleven points.).
29. Henrik Samuelsson (Devils du New Jersey).
30. Griffin Reinhart (Kings de Los Angeles).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1		Filip Forsberg (+10 )	Hear me out, Forsberg's been a consistent 50-60 point guy all of his career, but these past few years have shown him to be genuinely elite and one of the best wingers in the league.
2	-	Andrei Vasilevskiy (+17 )	Vasy's usually a top three goalie, but these past couple years, especially this year, have shown some major cracks in his game. Yeah, he's had injuries, but Forsberg's improvement and Vasy's decline is what causes this ranking.
3	-	Morgan Rielly (+2 )	Rielly's a versatile defenseman, who has had amazing offensive years, and can actually play defense, unlike most offensive defensemen.
4	-	Hampus Lindholm (+2 )	These past two years have boosted Lindholm's stock. Amazing defensively, with the ability to throw the body and produce some big plays.
5	-	Tomas Hertl (+12 )	This year's been rough for Hertl, but he's capable of 70 points and been a reliable goal scorer.
6	-	Teuvo Teräväinen (+12 )	Teravainen and Hertl can be switched and it wouldn't matter. Their production's been almost identical, Teravainen's just had a little more consistency, but not the flashy star power that Hertl can provide.
7	-	Tom Wilson (+9 )	Wilson's obviously the chief tough guy in the NHL, but unlike most of them, he's capable of 40 points a year.
8		Jacob Trouba (+1 )	The NHL needs more physical defensive defensemen, and Trouba gives it that. While he capable of some offensive skill, recent years have shown that the physicality of the game his is forte.
9	-	Brady Skjei (+19 )	Skjei's kind of a two-way guy, leaning more on offense. You'll see with the upcoming defensemen, they're either awful at defense, or just aren't as skilled as Skjei is.
10	-	Olli Määttä (+12 )	Maatta's just a standard top four d-man who can shutdown any team's offense. He's been a consistent guy ever since making the jump to North America. Kinda underrated if you ask me.
11		Michael Matheson (+12 )	Matheson's one of the better offensive d-men in the league. The problem? He's a powerplay merchant and horrendous on defense.
12	-	Matt Dumba (-5 )	Dumba ain't what he used to be, but he isn't no slouch. He's adopted a more physical game, which works at times, but the problem is that he can get absolutely exposed during some plays.
13	-	Scott Laughton (+7 )	Laughton's one of the more consistent bottom six guys in the league, but it's taken him up until last year to show if full potential. Another 40 point year will bump him up for sure.
14		Tanner Pearson (+16 )	Oh, what could've been for Tanner Pearson. Injuries have sapped him of anything he once had, and I wouldn't be surprised if he's out of the league soon. But in his prime, he could put up 40 points, and showed flashes of even more potential.
15	-	Cody Ceci	Yeah, he's a pilon, but he's the best we got at this spot.
16	-	Ryan Murray (-14 )	Murray was capable of being a top shutdown d-man, but injuries wrecked him.
17	-	Radek Faksa (-4 )	Faksa's nothing more than a fringe third line center, but he provides stability to a team's bottom six. Not much else you can expect out of him.
18	-	Zemgus Girgensons (-4 )	Girgensons and Faksa are very similar in career trajectory and style of game. Faksa's just been a little more impressive over his career.
19		Alex Galchenyuk (-16 )	It shows how bad this first round is when Galchenyuk is not in the bottom ten. While he's a terrible human being and his offensive fall off was so bad he got kicked out of the league, his prime had 50 points years. If only he didn't just, you know, suck for like four years straight he'd be top ten.
20	-	Mark Jankowski (+1 )	Jankowski's early career showed signs of middle six play, with 30 point seasons, but now he's been relegated to generic fourth line winger.
21		Malcolm Subban (+3 )	Subban was actually a solid backup for a few years, but now he's a fringe NHL backup wasting away in the AHL.
22	-	Nail Yakupov (-21 )	Yakupov wasn't as bad as Subban or Jankowski, but being the first overall pick and never hitting 40 points is embarrassing, and his genuinely awful defensive play makes him one of the worst first overall picks in the history of the game.
23	-	Derrick Pouliot (-15 )	Pouliot's risen back up to a seventh d-man role after festering in the AHL. Early on, he was a serviceable defenseman, but now he'll be nothing more than depth.
24	-	Brendan Gaunce (+2 )	It surprises me that Gaunce is even still in the league. Whenever he plays, he doesn't put anything up on the scoreboard, but he's been in over 100 NHL games.
25	-	Mikhail Grigorenko (-13 )	Grigorenko had a little bit of potential, putting up consecutive 20-something point seasons, but he just wasn't cut out of NHL hockey, moving back to Europe.
26	-	Slater Koekkoek (-16 )	Koekkoek's out of the NHL, and when he played he was a fringe third pair defenseman.
27	-	Jordan Schmaltz (-2 )	42 career NHL games, seven points.
28	-	Stefan Matteau (+1 )	92 career NHL games, eleven points.
29	-	Henrik Samuelsson (-2 )
30	-	Griffin Reinhart (-26 )