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Forum: Mock-Draft27 mai 2021 à 12 h 36
Sujet: 2021 NHL Mock Draft
In this round there are 8 teams out and 8 teams going on. The 8 teams out will be picking in slots 17 to 24 based on points. Tie breakers are as follows:

If two or more clubs are tied in points during the regular season, the standing of the clubs is determined in the following order:
*****The fewer number of games played (i.e., superior points percentage). ****THIS DOESN'T MATTER SINCE EVERYONE PLAYED THE SAME AMOUNT OF GAMES
The greater number of games won, excluding games won in Overtime or by Shootout (i.e., "Regulation Wins"). This figure is reflected in the RW column.
The greater number of games won, excluding games won by Shootout. This figure is reflected in the ROW column.
The greater number of games won by the Club in any manner (i.e, "Total Wins"). This figure is reflected in the W column.
The greater number of points earned in games against each other among two or more tied clubs. For the purpose of determining standing for two or more Clubs that have not played an even number of games with one or more of the other tied Clubs, the first game played in the city that has the extra game (the "odd game") shall not be included. When more than two Clubs are tied, the percentage of available points earned in games among each other (and not including any "odd games") shall be used to determine standing.
The greater differential between goals for and against (including goals scored in Overtime or awarded for prevailing in Shootouts) for the entire regular season. This figure is reflected in the DIFF column.
The greater number of goals scored (including goals scored in Overtime or awarded for prevailing in Shootouts) for the entire regular season. This figure is reflected in the GF column.
NOTE: In standings a victory in a shootout counts as one goal for, while a shootout loss counts as one goal against.

Washington, Toronto and Pittsburgh all have 77pts. So you go to RW stilled tied all have 29 RW. So on to ROW Toronto and Pittsburgh have each have 34 and Washington has 33 so if all 3 get knocked out in the same round Washington picks before Pittsburgh and Toronto. The next is W and since Pittsburgh 37 W and Toronto has 35 W. So if all knocked in the same round the order is Pittsburgh, Toronto and the Washington. Florida has already lost and since they have 79 points they are currently picking at 24.

Currently the teams that have been already knocked out are in this order:

STL 63
EDM 72
WAS 77
PIT 77
FLA 79

With 3 series still undecided

Montreal 59 vs Toronto 77 so if Montreal loses they get the 17th pick, If Toronto loses they pick in-between Washington and Pittsburgh
Nashville 64 vs Carolina 80 so if Nashville loses they pick in-between St. Louis and Edmonton. If Carolina loses they pick after Florida
Minnesota 75 vs Vegas 82 so if Minnesota loses they are picking in-between Washington and Edmonton. If Vegas loses they will have the 24th pick.

The tie breaking procedures are copied from NHL.com
Forum: Mock-Draft26 mai 2021 à 22 h 44
Sujet: 2021 NHL Mock Draft
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>DraftCentralMP</b></div><div>https://smahtscouting.com/2021/02/03/scoutingreport-kent-johnson/

Newhook and Marner comparisons. I do agree that he may not be quite like Mitch Marner but he is definitely top 3 for most skilled players in the draft along with Eklund and Lysell.</div></div>

I'd tap the brakes a touch. Not stomp on them, but be ready to decelerate. I did an NHLe analysis on Johnson recently and found the results interesting:

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>BeterChiarelli</b></div><div>'m personally not hating on him, it's a matter of how he's been utilized and the development path he's taken.

Kent Johnson: D-1 and D0 NHLe:
82GP - 8.056G - 12.66A - 20.716P
82GP - 9.714G - 19.426A - 29.140P.

The path for any Canadian forward into the NCAA without going through the USHL takes a toll on both their numbers and their draft stock: Canadian Jr. A isn't yet a prolific enough of a set of leagues to suggest it's the best developmental environment for top prospects. The BCHL is Canada's top Jr.A league and it's still about 25% weaker than the USHL. It doesn't help that Johnson is a genuine beanpole and doesn't engage in any physical play at all. Hockey men are a bit proterozoic in this regard and will make note of it.

For reference, Marner's D-1 and D0 numbers:
82GP: 5.669G - 18.423A - 24.092P
82GP 19.582G - 32.883A - 52.465P

RNH's D-1 and D0 numbers:
82GP: 8.587G - 15.385A - 23.972P
82GP: 11.399G - 26.706A - 38.105P

Marner was in a completely different stratosphere come his draft day than Johnson is today. In terms of size, style, position, and usage, Johnson is clearly RNH-lite, falling about 9 NHL points shy in terms of what RNH was projected to be when he went first overall. It's not a poor comparison, RNH is a multi-tool that can take faceoffs but is likely a very average #2C at best. More suited to the wing.</div></div>