1 | | - | | new home = new leader |
2 | | - | | the best defender of this project in my humble opinion. excellent play under pressure, great gaming intelligence and fundamental skills. system-forming player |
3 | | - | | a flang forward who has great productivity, creativity and control skills would be a great complement to Bedard |
4 | | - | | a balanced top-4 defender with a right-handed grip. what ducks need |
5 | | - | | lots of options at this point, but I believe the Blue Jackets won't be able to pass up this combination of size and skill. |
6 | | - | | the safest possible pick for Montreal's general manager. who's going to throw stones at him for taking a chance and drafting a right-handed defenseman with blazing offensive production?yes, there is a talented Austrian young man, but two are always better than one |
7 | | - | | Yes, this is a very controversial choice. Yes, perhaps an elite defender is the best option at this stage. Yes, this player puts in minimal effort on his end of the court... but who will remember that if the best shooter in the draft is hidden there? |
8 | | - | | for me personally, this is the safest choice on the entire project. guaranteed top 4 defenseman here for any team |
9 | | - | | I understand that you want to spend this choice on the son of a legend, but in the case of Calgary you can’t pass by Carter, you just can’t |
10 | | - | | a young talented team that already has a good set of young defenders. but hardly any of them can boast of such dimensions and defense skills. this guy plays against grown men and looks decent, don't underestimate this fact |
11 | | - | | like the year before, Buffalo simply takes the best player that other clubs passed by.easy choice |
12 | | - | | one of my favorite players in this draft. tremendous skater, magic hands, great size and IQ |
13 | | - | | his crossovers are solid, he’s an incredibly smart forward who gets himself in high danger areas of the offensive zone in order to create scoring opportunities, good defensive play, and he looks more ready for senior hockey than many others |
14 | | | | easy choice. if a striker with such attacking potential survives to this decision, then he should be taken |
15 | | - | | no-risk pick, 2nd-3rd line player, possibly excelling in the power play. he injects any line he plays on with energy and intensity. all he needs is time to develop |
16 | | - | | I could write a lot of things, but I'm really just imagining them next to Leonard in the near future, and that would be a great combination. |
17 | | - | | many scouts underestimate this player, they are confused by his defensive play and a number of other playing qualities. but in my opinion they underestimate this player's ability to make his teammates better and generate his team's offense |
18 | | - | | a very talented hockey player who managed to damage his non-hockey image. Difficult choice. but the risk at this stage of the project is more than appropriate |
19 | | - | | by and large, it doesn’t matter who Vegas drafts in the first round, because in 2 years this player will no longer be on the team. but this guy really has significant potential if he gets better defensively |
20 | | | | a large forward who is a natural goalscorer |
21 | | - | | the injury has significantly ruined this guy's life, but we shouldn't forget about the initial potential |
22 | | - | | the next Nichushkin is here. why not? |
23 | | - | | has good skating and size, should gain weight and improve his two-way game, more shooter than a combination forward |
24 | | | | he has good size and plays a nice all-around game.He’s got high-end skill, a dangerous wrister on the power play |
25 | | - | | An excellent two-way center who excels defensively. This is what Colorado needs at this point. |
26 | | | | the right-handed defensemanwith good vision and first pass |
27 | | | | Quite an underrated player, brings organizational attacking ability from the flank, he loves corner battles |
28 | | | | He makes up for his small size with elite footwork and truly good skating. also this young man is good under pressure, but definitely needs to pay attention to his physical development |
29 | | | | not a great player, but adapts well to his role, has good motor skills, is hard-working on defense, doesn't complicate the game with questionable decisions and is able to make his teammates better |
30 | | - | | a striker with an excellent set of attacking tools, good control of the tempo of the game, has high speed |
31 | | - | | a high-end puck-moverwith high speed and smooth skatingand good aggression in the opposing half |
32 | | - | | extremely smart player who understands his strengths and weaknesses |