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Cuvée de repêchage: 2024

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Publié: 27 mai à 16 h 35

REPÊCHAGE

TEXTE INTÉGRÉ

Ronde 1
1. Macklin Celebrini (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Pretty much guaranteed now that Celebrini will go here.).
2. Artyom Levshunov (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: RD and RW are the biggest needs for Chicago, the offensive Levshunov would pair up greatly with the defensive Vlasic.).
3. Ivan Demidov (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: This isn't a Verbeek type pick, but Demidov has really solidified himself as the frontrunner for 2nd overall. Anaheim will be shocked to see him fall in their lap.).
4. Cole Eiserman (Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: First shock of the draft. Columbus reaches for Eiserman, who gives them the two things they need: scoring and speed. Eiserman's agility and team play isn't great, but he does provide goal-scoring, hockey IQ, speed, and offensive smarts.).
5. Cayden Lindstrom (Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Montreal goes for their guy in Lindstrom. A line of Lindstrom-Suzuki-Caufield doesn't look bad for the future.).
6. Sam Dickinson (Utah Hockey Club) (Détails: Not the biggest steal of the draft, but there are very few scenarios that I see Dickinson falling out of the top 5. Arizona gets the complete package here.).
7. Anton Silayev (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: Yes, Silayev is a left shot, but he's been playing the right side for Torpedo this season. So fitting into the RD slot wouldn't be a problem at all. Ottawa will just have to wait two years for him to make the NHL.).
8. Zeev Buium (Kraken de Seattle) (Détails: In their 3 years of existence, Seattle hasn't drafted a D man in the first round. Here they draft Buium, who plays a skilled two-way game and is similar to Vince Dunn.).
9. Michael Brandsegg-Nygård (Flames de Calgary) (Détails: Surprise. Calgary does NOT draft Iginla, they go safe and draft MBN, who is the most NHL ready prospect available. MBN is also the clone of Matthew Tkachuk, so he won't have a problem fitting into Calgary's system.).
10. Teddy Stiga (Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: The Devils take Stiga here. I feel like next year is the last chance for Holtz to establish himself as a full-time top 6 forward, if he doesn't let Stiga come in and inject scoring. But he's mainly known for his elite defensive game and being the best skater in the draft. William Eklund type player.).
11. EJ Emery (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: The Sabres take more of a targeted approach and go off-the-board for Emery. His shutdown ability and size will complement Dahlin and Power very well.).
12. Berkly Catton (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: Center depth has been an issue for the Flyers, I see Catton being this year's Benson. Projected top 10 pick who falls outside that range. Could even sneak into the NHL next season.).
13. Beckett Sennecke (Wild du Minnesota) (Détails: The Wild will be shocked to see Sennecke on the board still. Reminds me of a righty Matt Boldy: insane hands, big kid, amazing IQ, shot.).
14. Zayne Parekh (Sharks de San Jose from Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: This is where Parekh will go. I see this as a Dragicevic situation. Prolific offensive defenseman who falls because there are holes defensively. Parekh is way better than Dragicevic, but needs to work on using his size without the puck and speeding up his decisions.).
15. Liam Greentree (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Windsor isn't far away from Detroit, so scouting Greentree wouldn't be hard at all.).
16. Carter Yakemchuk (Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: I see Yakemchuk falling because of his skating and defensive flaws. But the Blues need a high end D in the system, they will sprinting to the podium.).
17. Tij Iginla (Capitals de Washington) (Détails: Every year there's a player who falls cause the teams above them are addressing by need. Biggest steal of the draft, Washington continues to have solid draft luck.).
18. Konsta Helenius (Blackhawks de Chicago from Islanders de New York) (Détails: Its unclear who the Blackhawks are targeting here, but I'm pretty sure its Hage, given that he plays in their backyard. But if Helenius is still sitting on the board, its a no brainer to take him instead.).
19. Michael Hage (Golden Knights de Vegas) (Détails: The Golden Knights seem to be linked (not targeting) to Hage, Ritchie, and Parascak. Between the three, Hage is the best option. I don't expect him to make his NHL debut in a Golden Knights jersey, but plays a game similar to Jack Eichel, maybe Vegas keeps him?).
20. Sacha Boisvert (Islanders de New York from Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: I could see this pick being involved in some trade, but if it isn't the Islanders select Boisvert. Not the greatest skater, but brings a strong two-way game with skill.).
21. Emil Hemming (Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: Hemming seems like a Rob Blake type pick. Big kid with a strong two-way game.).
22. Trevor Connelly (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: Trotz just wants to draft the best talent there is possible, he get lucky that Connelly falls to their lap at 22nd. Off ice issues aside, Connelly has top 5 talent.).
23. Charlie Elick (Maple Leafs de Toronto) (Détails: Elick seems like a Toronto type pick and he is the guy they are currently targeting. Same type of player as Emery but brings less offense.).
24. Kamil Bednarik (Avalanche du Colorado) (Détails: I've had Bednarik to Colorado many times, the case still remains the same today.).
25. Terik Parascak (Sénateurs d'Ottawa from Bruins de Boston) (Détails: The Sens get their much needed offensive goal-scorer with this pick.).
26. Jett Luchanko (Canadiens de Montréal from Jets de Winnipeg) (Détails: Bit of a reach here, but Luchanko reminds me a lot like Suzuki. Projects as a 3rd line center in the future.).
27. Yegor Surin (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Another reach here, but Surin has the upside of a true 2C. Carolina's center depth behind Aho is aging.).
28. Dominik Badinka (Flames de Calgary from Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: Calgary grabs the high rising Badinka.).
29. Leo Sahlin Wallenius (Ducks d'Anaheim from Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: I've seen Zellweger play the right side before, so fitting a Mintyukov clone wouldn't be a problem at all.).
30. Adam Jiricek (Flyers de Philadelphie from Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: The Flyers would be sprinting to the podium here, Jiricek is a steal at 30th.).
31. Igor Chernyshov (Stars de Dallas) (Détails: Dallas goes BPA here. They are stacked, Chernyshov is a steal here.).
32. Andrew Basha (Rangers de New York) (Détails: The Rangers get a rawer version of Panarin with this pick.).

Ronde 2
33. Hagen Burrows (Sharks de San Jose) (Détails: Mr. Hockey goes to San Jose. One of the more underrated prospects in this draft, teams should be less scared to draft high schoolers after the Nadeau pick.).
34. Tanner Adams (Blackhawks de Chicago) (Détails: The Blackhawks go with the overager in Adams. Small but plays a power forward type game that will fill out the top line for the future.).
35. Nikita Artamonov (Ducks d'Anaheim) (Détails: The Ducks would be stoked to see Artamonov on the board still. Easy pick.).
36. Aron Kiviharju (Flyers de Philadelphie from Blue Jackets de Columbus) (Détails: The Flyers would be thrilled to see the once called best prospect in the draft on the board at 36th. Falls because of the lack of playing time and size.).
37. Clarke Caswell (Jets de Winnipeg from Canadiens de Montréal) (Détails: Bit of a reach, but Caswell feels like a Jet. Reminds me of Cole Perfetti in many ways.).
38. Spencer Gill (Utah Hockey Club) (Détails: The kid I compare most to Devon Toews, Gill fits the criteria of what Arizona is looking for in the future: size and grit.).
0. Ilya Nabokov (Sénateurs d'Ottawa) (Détails: Every year a goalie is taken early on in the draft, the Senators take the overaged Nabokov. Insane numbers in the KHL as a 20 year old, if he pans out should become a consistent starter for the Sens.).
40. Carter George (Kraken de Seattle) (Détails: Back to back goalie picks. Seattle doesn't have many high end goalies in the system, George proved that he can play in high pressure situations.).
41. Matvei Shuravin (Flames de Calgary) (Détails: If Shuravin pans out properly, he could become a solid #2 defender for Calgary.).
42. Cole Hutson (Sharks de San Jose from Devils du New Jersey) (Détails: Lane Hutson did play with Celebrini at Boston U, I am pretty sure Cole would have some connections with Celebrini as well.).
43. Lucas Pettersson (Sabres de Buffalo) (Détails: Buffalo grabs the high rising Pettersson.).
44. Maxim Massé (Penguins de Pittsburgh from Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: The Penguins get a rawer version of Malkin with this pick.).
45. Henry Mews (Wild du Minnesota) (Détails: Mews once had the pedigree of being a top 10 player coming into the draft. If the Wild can get him into that type of player, they have themselves a steal.).
46. Colton Roberts (Penguins de Pittsburgh) (Détails: Roberts would be a great complement to Pickering.).
47. Alfons Freij (Red Wings de Detroit) (Détails: Freij just seems like a Yzerman type pick.).
48. Will Skahan (Blues de St-Louis) (Détails: The Blues get a nice shutdown defender in Skahan).
49. Ryder Ritchie (Utah Hockey Club from Capitals de Washington) (Détails: Ritchie falls into Utah's lap. This is a steal at 49th.).
50. Max Plante (Blackhawks de Chicago from Islanders de New York) (Détails: Plante is a similar player to Oliver Moore, except a bit slower.).
51. Julius Miettinen (Flyers de Philadelphie) (Détails: The Flyers grab Miettinen, who has been rising up the rankings.).
52. Tanner Howe (Capitals de Washington from Golden Knights de Vegas) (Détails: Washington grabs BPA. LW isn't a need, but its surprising to see Howe last this long in the draft.).
53. Dean Letourneau (Predators de Nashville from Lightning de Tampa Bay) (Détails: If Letourneau pans out, a 1-2 punch of Tomasino and Letourneau would look insane for the future.).
54. Cole Beaudoin (Islanders de New York from Kings de Los Angeles) (Détails: Beaudoin is the BPA at this spot.).
55. Chris Able (Predators de Nashville) (Détails: Best RD available, its a need for Nashville.).
56. Stian Solberg (Blues de St-Louis from Maple Leafs de Toronto) (Détails: Solberg has been the talk of the draft this past week.).
57. Kieron Walton (Canadiens de Montréal from Avalanche du Colorado) (Détails: Bit of an under the radar prospect here, there are at least one or two of these taken in the 2nd round. Walton fits the criteria of what Montreal looks for in a prospect: size, hockey sense, character, and compete. Good 2-way forward but needs to improve his puck handling and skating.).
58. Adam Jecho (Ducks d'Anaheim from Bruins de Boston) (Détails: Another Verbeek type pick.).
59. Luke Misa (Predators de Nashville from Jets de Winnipeg) (Détails: Nashville goes BPA again.).
60. Brodie Ziemer (Hurricanes de la Caroline) (Détails: Hurricanes go BPA, they are stacked at this point.).
61. Jesse Pulkkinen (Islanders de New York from Canucks de Vancouver) (Détails: The Islanders take the overaged Pulkkinen. They hit on Maggio, no reason why Pulkkinen doesn't pan out for them.).
62. Nicholas Kempf (Oilers d'Edmonton) (Détails: The Oilers get their goalie prospect in Kempf.).
63. Matvei Gridin (Utah Hockey Club from Panthers de la Floride) (Détails: Gridin can go earlier than this, he feels due to team needs.).
64. Jakub Bednarik (Flames de Calgary from Stars de Dallas) (Détails: Calgary grabs the other Bednarik (not Kamil's brother). A late bloomer.).
65. John Mustard (Kraken de Seattle from Rangers de New York) (Détails: Mustard can round out the Kraken's center depth. Projects as a solid 3C.).

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RONDE 1	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

1	-	Macklin Celebrini	Pretty much guaranteed now that Celebrini will go here.
2	-	Artyom Levshunov	RD and RW are the biggest needs for Chicago, the offensive Levshunov would pair up greatly with the defensive Vlasic.
3	-	Ivan Demidov	This isn't a Verbeek type pick, but Demidov has really solidified himself as the frontrunner for 2nd overall. Anaheim will be shocked to see him fall in their lap.
4	-	Cole Eiserman	First shock of the draft. Columbus reaches for Eiserman, who gives them the two things they need: scoring and speed. Eiserman's agility and team play isn't great, but he does provide goal-scoring, hockey IQ, speed, and offensive smarts.
5	-	Cayden Lindstrom	Montreal goes for their guy in Lindstrom. A line of Lindstrom-Suzuki-Caufield doesn't look bad for the future.
6	-	Sam Dickinson	Not the biggest steal of the draft, but there are very few scenarios that I see Dickinson falling out of the top 5. Arizona gets the complete package here.
7	-	Anton Silayev	Yes, Silayev is a left shot, but he's been playing the right side for Torpedo this season. So fitting into the RD slot wouldn't be a problem at all. Ottawa will just have to wait two years for him to make the NHL.
8	-	Zeev Buium	In their 3 years of existence, Seattle hasn't drafted a D man in the first round. Here they draft Buium, who plays a skilled two-way game and is similar to Vince Dunn.
9	-	Michael Brandsegg-Nygård	Surprise. Calgary does NOT draft Iginla, they go safe and draft MBN, who is the most NHL ready prospect available. MBN is also the clone of Matthew Tkachuk, so he won't have a problem fitting into Calgary's system.
10	-	Teddy Stiga	The Devils take Stiga here. I feel like next year is the last chance for Holtz to establish himself as a full-time top 6 forward, if he doesn't let Stiga come in and inject scoring. But he's mainly known for his elite defensive game and being the best skater in the draft. William Eklund type player.
11	-	EJ Emery	The Sabres take more of a targeted approach and go off-the-board for Emery. His shutdown ability and size will complement Dahlin and Power very well.
12	-	Berkly Catton	Center depth has been an issue for the Flyers, I see Catton being this year's Benson. Projected top 10 pick who falls outside that range. Could even sneak into the NHL next season.
13	-	Beckett Sennecke	The Wild will be shocked to see Sennecke on the board still. Reminds me of a righty Matt Boldy: insane hands, big kid, amazing IQ, shot.
14		Zayne Parekh	This is where Parekh will go. I see this as a Dragicevic situation. Prolific offensive defenseman who falls because there are holes defensively. Parekh is way better than Dragicevic, but needs to work on using his size without the puck and speeding up his decisions.
15	-	Liam Greentree	Windsor isn't far away from Detroit, so scouting Greentree wouldn't be hard at all.
16	-	Carter Yakemchuk	I see Yakemchuk falling because of his skating and defensive flaws. But the Blues need a high end D in the system, they will sprinting to the podium.
17	-	Tij Iginla	Every year there's a player who falls cause the teams above them are addressing by need. Biggest steal of the draft, Washington continues to have solid draft luck.
18		Konsta Helenius	Its unclear who the Blackhawks are targeting here, but I'm pretty sure its Hage, given that he plays in their backyard. But if Helenius is still sitting on the board, its a no brainer to take him instead.
19	-	Michael Hage	The Golden Knights seem to be linked (not targeting) to Hage, Ritchie, and Parascak. Between the three, Hage is the best option. I don't expect him to make his NHL debut in a Golden Knights jersey, but plays a game similar to Jack Eichel, maybe Vegas keeps him?
20		Sacha Boisvert	I could see this pick being involved in some trade, but if it isn't the Islanders select Boisvert. Not the greatest skater, but brings a strong two-way game with skill.
21	-	Emil Hemming	Hemming seems like a Rob Blake type pick. Big kid with a strong two-way game.
22	-	Trevor Connelly	Trotz just wants to draft the best talent there is possible, he get lucky that Connelly falls to their lap at 22nd. Off ice issues aside, Connelly has top 5 talent.
23	-	Charlie Elick	Elick seems like a Toronto type pick and he is the guy they are currently targeting. Same type of player as Emery but brings less offense.
24	-	Kamil Bednarik	I've had Bednarik to Colorado many times, the case still remains the same today.
25		Terik Parascak	The Sens get their much needed offensive goal-scorer with this pick.
26		Jett Luchanko	Bit of a reach here, but Luchanko reminds me a lot like Suzuki. Projects as a 3rd line center in the future.
27	-	Yegor Surin	Another reach here, but Surin has the upside of a true 2C. Carolina's center depth behind Aho is aging.
28		Dominik Badinka	Calgary grabs the high rising Badinka.
29		Leo Sahlin Wallenius	I've seen Zellweger play the right side before, so fitting a Mintyukov clone wouldn't be a problem at all.
30		Adam Jiricek	The Flyers would be sprinting to the podium here, Jiricek is a steal at 30th.
31	-	Igor Chernyshov	Dallas goes BPA here. They are stacked, Chernyshov is a steal here.
32	-	Andrew Basha	The Rangers get a rawer version of Panarin with this pick.

RONDE 2	ÉQUIPE	ORIGINAL	JOUEUR	DéTAILS

33	-	Hagen Burrows	Mr. Hockey goes to San Jose. One of the more underrated prospects in this draft, teams should be less scared to draft high schoolers after the Nadeau pick.
34	-	Tanner Adams	The Blackhawks go with the overager in Adams. Small but plays a power forward type game that will fill out the top line for the future.
35	-	Nikita Artamonov	The Ducks would be stoked to see Artamonov on the board still. Easy pick.
36		Aron Kiviharju	The Flyers would be thrilled to see the once called best prospect in the draft on the board at 36th. Falls because of the lack of playing time and size.
37		Clarke Caswell	Bit of a reach, but Caswell feels like a Jet. Reminds me of Cole Perfetti in many ways.
38	-	Spencer Gill	The kid I compare most to Devon Toews, Gill fits the criteria of what Arizona is looking for in the future: size and grit.
39	-	Ilya Nabokov	Every year a goalie is taken early on in the draft, the Senators take the overaged Nabokov. Insane numbers in the KHL as a 20 year old, if he pans out should become a consistent starter for the Sens.
40	-	Carter George	Back to back goalie picks. Seattle doesn't have many high end goalies in the system, George proved that he can play in high pressure situations.
41	-	Matvei Shuravin	If Shuravin pans out properly, he could become a solid #2 defender for Calgary.
42		Cole Hutson	Lane Hutson did play with Celebrini at Boston U, I am pretty sure Cole would have some connections with Celebrini as well.
43	-	Lucas Pettersson	Buffalo grabs the high rising Pettersson.
44		Maxim Massé	The Penguins get a rawer version of Malkin with this pick.
45	-	Henry Mews	Mews once had the pedigree of being a top 10 player coming into the draft. If the Wild can get him into that type of player, they have themselves a steal.
46	-	Colton Roberts	Roberts would be a great complement to Pickering.
47	-	Alfons Freij	Freij just seems like a Yzerman type pick.
48	-	Will Skahan	The Blues get a nice shutdown defender in Skahan
49		Ryder Ritchie	Ritchie falls into Utah's lap. This is a steal at 49th.
50		Max Plante	Plante is a similar player to Oliver Moore, except a bit slower.
51	-	Julius Miettinen	The Flyers grab Miettinen, who has been rising up the rankings.
52		Tanner Howe	Washington grabs BPA. LW isn't a need, but its surprising to see Howe last this long in the draft.
53		Dean Letourneau	If Letourneau pans out, a 1-2 punch of Tomasino and Letourneau would look insane for the future.
54		Cole Beaudoin	Beaudoin is the BPA at this spot.
55	-	Chris Able	Best RD available, its a need for Nashville.
56		Stian Solberg	Solberg has been the talk of the draft this past week.
57		Kieron Walton	Bit of an under the radar prospect here, there are at least one or two of these taken in the 2nd round. Walton fits the criteria of what Montreal looks for in a prospect: size, hockey sense, character, and compete. Good 2-way forward but needs to improve his puck handling and skating.
58		Adam Jecho	Another Verbeek type pick.
59		Luke Misa	Nashville goes BPA again.
60	-	Brodie Ziemer	Hurricanes go BPA, they are stacked at this point.
61		Jesse Pulkkinen	The Islanders take the overaged Pulkkinen. They hit on Maggio, no reason why Pulkkinen doesn't pan out for them.
62	-	Nicholas Kempf	The Oilers get their goalie prospect in Kempf.
63		Matvei Gridin	Gridin can go earlier than this, he feels due to team needs.
64		Jakub Bednarik	Calgary grabs the other Bednarik (not Kamil's brother). A late bloomer.
65		John Mustard	Mustard can round out the Kraken's center depth. Projects as a solid 3C.

27 mai à 17 h 17

DH28Hockey

Rejoint: mai 2019

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Really well done, even most of the picks that I felt were off the board/reaches made sense with your logic.

The only guys I think you might be way too low on are Beaudoin, Solberg, Yakemchuk and Iginla.

27 mai à 19 h 31

Villainitus

Rejoint: mai 2024

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First off i like that you spent time in why you made your choices. I do the same. Now, first off, For what i know of, i agree with your 2nd overall pick. I think chicago goes D and not demidov. It would be better. With that choice, it would change direction for the ducks, because they need a defender. so honestly i think they pass up on demidov and go for a RD like they need. Calgary does NOT pass up on iginla, no way. I thought your Devils choice in Stiga was interesting, i agree with needing another forward but not that guy., more of a center i think. Most of all I think i agree with at least the positions the teams should be going for for the latter part of your draft in the 1st round. That being said, Thanks for sharing your mock draft

27 mai à 20 h 21

Nash

Rejoint: juin 2021

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Modifié 27 mai à 23 h 18

Great list. Better than most. Lots of detail right into the 2nd round. Takes work. Now, on the dets, Im a NSH fan and Im ok with all picks. Nice to see someone pick for NSH for positions we NEED. They could use a LEFT and Connelly is a steal. For christ sakes the kid didn't go nazi rally. His buddy did something dumb and he posted a pic of it. I'll take that steal. Further down I like the centre picks in the 2nd Letourneau is ok and Misa is a great pic, his brother might go 1st next year. Also, we DO need a RD, thanks for noticing.

27 mai à 20 h 26

Lowmax13

Rejoint: mai 2024

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As a Blues fan if the draft falls this way I'll be dancing in the aisles...although I'm not sure they'd pass up Hellenius at 16

28 mai à 0 h 18

mokumboi

Rejoint: avr. 2019

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Of course I'd be delighted with that haul for the Blues, but there's a lot of dudes way too low here. Elick before Parekh and Yakwmchuk? NJ taking a small forward? Jiricek ain't falling that far. It's a bit psychedelic, man.

28 mai à 8 h 24

Logicalicesports

Rejoint: févr. 2023

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Some very interesting takes, I would really like to see a three round draft done by you

28 mai à 11 h 21

Leemer2

Fan of the OHL

Rejoint: janv. 2024

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Great work on the commentaries. You do have some very unusual picks and reaches - a few too many. EJ Emery is the biggest reach - most people including NHL scouting have him in the 2nd round at best. His year over year progression for the USNTDP has not been impressive. Teddy Stiga - almost similar as a 2nd round pick - granted he had more improvement year over year with that program
At pick #26 - Habs will not likely take another smallish player and they have Owen Beck targetted as their 3C and another real longshot C in Riley Kidney in development. So I believe Basha, Gridin, Beuadoin, or RHD Jiricek, Henry Mews fit within the range of this pick.

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