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| 1 | Leon Draisaitl (-1 | (Originally 3rd) Florida was short on defenders at the time, but how can you pass on a player like Draisatl knowing what he is like in 2020? | ||
| 2 | - | David Pastrnak (-2 | (Originally 25th) Imagine Pastrnak riding shotgun with Eichel, they'd finally be in the playoffs again | |
| 3 | - | Brayden Point (-3 | (Originally 79th) The Oilers don't get their guy at 3, because he went 1st in the redraft, but Point would have been great with McDavid as well. | |
| 4 | - | Aaron Ekblad (-4 | (Originally 1st) Ekblad falls not because he's been bad, but the three above him have been so good since this draft. | |
| 5 | - | Dylan Larkin (-5 | (Originally 15th) For the Red Wings rebuild to go anywhere, Larkin has to keep playing well, and in this re-draft he goes to the Island instead. | |
| 6 | - | Sam Reinhart (-6 | (Originally 2nd) Just like Ekblad, Reinhart falls because of the strength of those now above him, and not because he has been bad. | |
| 7 | - | Nikolaj Ehlers (-7 | (Originally 9th) Ehlers has been solid for the Jets and moves up two spots in this re-draft. | |
| 8 | - | William Nylander (-8 | No movement for Nylander in the re-draft, as I think he is currently the 8th best player from this draft. With that in mind, I could see him easily slipping down behind some of the guys with less time in the league right now in a couple years. | |
| 9 | - | Viktor Arvidsson (-9 | (Originally 112th) Arvidsson is a great two-way player and would have been a good consolation prize for the Jets after Ehlers jumped up a couple spots. | |
| 10 | Nick Schmaltz (-10 | (Originally 20th) Schmaltz has looked from for the Yotes, and earns a 10 spot jump in the re-draft | ||
| 11 | - | Igor Shesterkin (-11 | (Originally 118th) If early returns are any indication, Shesterkin will be in the Top 5 of this draft when all is said and done. | |
| 12 | - | Jared McCann (-12 | (Originally 24th) McCann is a great fit in Pittsburgh and gets a bit of a bump here. | |
| 13 | - | Kevin Labanc (-13 | (Originally 171st) There are some questions about who he will be at the NHL level, but his early play suggests he belongs in the top half of the first round right now. | |
| 14 | - | Christian Dvorak (-14 | (Originally 58th) Dvorak is just scratching the surface of what he can do and I would not be surprised to see him in the Top 10 in a couple years. | |
| 15 | - | Sam Bennett (-15 | (Originally 4th) Bennett has not been as good as I think a lot of us thought he would be, but he still belongs in the first half of the first round for this draft. | |
| 16 | - | Jakub Vrána (-16 | (Originally 13th) Vrana was picked pretty much exactly where he should have been in this draft, but slips a bit because of the quality at the top of this class. | |
| 17 | - | Ondrej Kase (-17 | (Originally 205th) The biggest whiff by every team in this draft was letting Kase fall all the way to the 7th round. | |
| 18 | - | Victor Olofsson (-18 | (Originally 181st) His rookie season is going great so far and he looks like a natural goal scorer at the NHL level. | |
| 19 | - | Anthony Deangelo (-19 | (Originally 19th) Solid defender who is likely on the move this summer after the Kreider re-signing. Re-drafted in exactly the same spot. | |
| 20 | Alex Tuch (-20 | (Originally 18th) Another player who falls not because of his lack of success but because of the immense success of some other members of this draft class | ||
| 21 | - | Marcus Pettersson (-21 | (Originally 38th) Smart two-way defender who deserves to move into the first round of the re-draft. | |
| 22 | - | Kasperi Kapanen (-22 | (Originally 22nd) Another perfect pick placement here. Kapanen is definitely a good forward, but hard to say if he'll ever be better than a really good third line winger | |
| 23 | - | Brandon Montour (-23 | (Originally 55th) Montour is a solid workhorse defenceman who can eat minutes and play up and down the lineup. | |
| 24 | Kevin Fiala (-24 | (Originally 11th) Fiala has had a rough start to his career being moved a number of times, but you wouldn't guess it from his numbers which have been impressive. | ||
| 25 | - | Oskar Lindblom (-25 | (Originally 138th) Good two-way forward who would have fit well with what the Bruins do. | |
| 26 | - | Elvis Merzlikins (-26 | (Originally 76th) Just getting into a groove at the NHL level, he would have been a good heir to groom behind Price. | |
| 27 | Kaapo Kähkönen (-27 | (Originally 109th) Since goalies take longer to develop, I'd expect to see him and the others move up as time goes by and they get more comfortable at this level | ||
| 28 | Nick Ritchie (-28 | (Originally 10th) Competent forward who deserves first round consideration but not his original lofty draft position | ||
| 29 | - | Haydn Fleury (-29 | (Originally 7th) Good, not great, defender who makes more sense at the bottom of the first or top of the second as opposed to in the top 10 | |
| 30 | - | Robby Fabbri (-30 | (Originally 21st) We've seen flashes from Fabbri, and I think he could still put it together and get himself into the top half of this class. |
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