Is this accurate? Your thoughts?

wheres pittsburgh

LOL, Pittsburgh doesn't have a best prospect. Honestly not wrong though, they don't have a big name in the minors

I would go Sandin over Robertson but it is close.

For Montreal maybe Romanov over Caufield but it is close? (Montreal fans would need to chime in here)

I'd argue Sandin is likely a bit ahead of Robertson for the Leafs, but its mostly a 6 one, half dozen the other situation

Looks like I doubled up on Vancouver!

Lol

Looks pretty accurate to me. Might have Bouchard over Broberg depending on what you prefer. I think you're missing CHI and need to remove Veleno. My hot take would be Hoglander over Podkolzin. If Dobson still counts he'd be over Wahlstrom but I don't know how many games Dobson got into.

Sandin played 28 games last season for the leafs Robertson played none

Vancouver and Detroit have two
Chicago and Pittsburgh missing

haha

yeah they have three
lagare, poulin, and POJ

Any idea for Chicago? im not to sure

Pronman had Ian Mitchell as Chicago's highest prospect, excluding players who've played for the team (like Dach and Boqvist)

Come on, Hayton spent more than 75% of the season in the NHL despite only playing 20 games. He isn't a prospect anymore imo. Will let you slide with Frost and Batherson but it's pretty obvious they'll stay up, now.

kostin for blues

I’d say it’s Sorokin for the isles

I'd say you could lean either way if you look at it Romanov has a higher floor but Caufield has a higher Ceiling. I'd personally say Romanov though

Dobson played in 34 games this season

ah so he's probably out of this list



good point

At this point I'd say Nils Lundkvist is higher then Miller for the Rangers. Though either way that is soon to change very very soon.

Not much of a competition for the sharks, one elite D prospect and then about 3 steps down the ladder to everyone else

most people would say Perunovich has passed him up in terms of upside. Perunovich is little but he's looking hockey-strong enough to hang in the pros. Kostin hasn't blown up like you'd want him to but he still has a chance to go 'full Gurianov' when he finally gets his permanent call-up. (not stylistically; Gury can fly and has a cannon, Kostin plays more of a power game)

Agreed

No Chicago (intentional?), gotta be RHD Ian Mitchell. I speak for all of us when I say we really want him to be good, maybe as soon as next season