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1 | - | Whoever gets him please prepare enough jerseys and fast. | ||
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8 | - | If Raymond's available at 8OA Montreal takes him and we'll see the same smile that Bergevin's had last year when Caufield fell to them. The Habs get one of the most complete forward in this year's draft and a guy that plays with the same spark/energy that I see in Gallagher, he isn't the biggest but he checks out all the other boxes. Being able to play on both sides of the ice makes him a versatile threat that could be used anywhere on a powerplay unit. Runner up: I don't know how you'd pass on Raymond but Quinn or Holloway would be my darkhorse at this spot. | ||
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11 | - | Some rankings are off. | ||
12 | - | Winnipeg | ||
13 | - | NY Rangers Low key my favorite player in the top 15 outside the Big8. | ||
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15 | - | Columbus | ||
16 | - | Calgary | ||
17 | - | New Jersey from Vancouver trought Tampa Bay | ||
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20 | Edmonton If I had to place a bet he'll be the faller this year. Too many injuries in a deep draft, could see him go lower than 25 but talent wise is top 12. | |||
21 | Ottawa from NY Islanders | |||
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23 | - | NY Rangers from Carolina | ||
24 | - | Minnesota from Pittsburgh | ||
25 | Philadelphia | |||
26 | - | San Jose from Tampa Bay | ||
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31 | Thick Jake would fit in perfectly in Boston, sad that they traded this pick. |
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37 | Alex Cotton | |||
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39 | - | Montreal's been going for long term project defensemans in consecutive years (Romanov, Struble) and they keep the tradition alive by selecting either Wallinder or Topi Niemela, the latter fits a team long term need but Wiliam's skating/size/puck control combo would be hard to ignore at this spot for Montreal. (Third runner: Wiliam Villeneuve) | ||
40 | After finding a gem in the first round, Montreal doubles down on wingers but this time they go with a big one. Cuylle's toolbox is very well equipped but the biggest knock on him is the consistency, he's a long term project with boom or bust potential but if he reaches his ceiling he's a top 6 forward. Runner up: Luke Tuch. The younger of the Tuch's brothers would be a safer pick here but the reward is also lower, he projects to become a steady middle six winger comparable to Alex. | |||
41 | - | Draft Pick Forfeited | ||
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59 | - | Evgeni Oxentyuk | ||
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61 | Cormier is the definition of a new-age defenceman. If he's there at the 2-3 round turn there's no way he fells further, his elite shot and great hockey IQ makes him a solid pick for Montreal. There's no runner up here. | |||
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