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HighOnHockey

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  1. Couple of very solid picks right there. Just shortened my shortlist.
  2. The Ottawa Senators would like to call up Shakir Mukhamadullin. Also, we'll go ahead and name Brandon Hagel 2nd alternate captain. C - Robertson, A - Tavares, Hagel
  3. I've got a few guys I'm on the fence about. Pretty confident Mukhamadullin makes the Sharks, but not sure about Lambos or Samoskevich. Will it hurt anything if I bring them up and then end up sending them back down?
  4. The Ottawa Senators are thrilled to select Hugo Alnefelt. @Herberts Vasiljevs
  5. Seriously stoked to have ended up with Chmelevski. Maybe could have waited a little longer but just wasn't willing to risk it. I ranked him number 3 recently on my CDCFL Sharks top prospects list, and to the extent anybody paid attention I'm sure they thought I was just blowing smoke, but I think this could end up being my gem of the draft. At 23 last year Chmelevski ranked 1st in the KHL in takeaways, 10th in shots on goal, 12th in FOW, 7th in FO% (min 1000 taken), 7th in goals, 9th in PPG, while playing 3 minutes a game on the powerplay and 1:30 shorthanded. He was without question one of the very best all-around centers in the league in his first KHL season. And have a look at his Vollman from his NHL stint late in the season before he jumped ship to the KHL: https://public.tableau.com/shared/QYTTKT7FG?:display_count=n&:origin=viz_share_link&:embed=y This was never a case of a player who fled to Russia because he couldn't cut it in the NHL. When Grier took over the Sharks I think he was honest about the direction the club was taking and Sasha didn't want to wait around through the worst of it, but no way Grier was going to trade him either. Obviously there were a ton of pieces involved in the Meier deal and appeasing a prospect wouldn't rank very high on the list of moving parts, but I'm certain that adding Chmelevski's young Salavat Yulaev teammate Mukhamadullin registered somewhere on Grier's considerations. Still holding out hope he'll find his way back to the NHL before the end of the season, but regardless I think he's gonna be a hell of an NHL player sooner than later.
  6. The Ottawa Senators are elated to select Alexander "Sasha" Chmelevski. @BBKELLY99
  7. I swear it was about round 14 or 15 I was researching players and for a moment I started thinking - hey, you know who would be a good pick around now, oh wait...
  8. The Ottawa Senators are pleased to select Sebastian Aho (D). @Herberts Vasiljevs
  9. The Ottawa Senators are proud to select David Perron.
  10. My thinking too. Like Mikey Anderson he gets a reputation as a pure defensive defensemen, but both were number one guys on their respective WJC USA teams at 19. You gotta be a pretty good all-around player to do that. Samuelsson put up some flashy offensive numbers in short stints in the AHL too.
  11. The Ottawa Senators select Mattias Samuelsson. @Herberts Vasiljevs
  12. The Ottawa Senators select Chris Driedger.
  13. The Ottawa Senators are delighted to select Carson Lambos.
  14. The Ottawa Senators are pleased to select J.T. Compher.
  15. Yeah I caught most of the round robin but then had to work for the medal rounds. I'm becoming a Hemming fan too. He manages and protects the puck so well with his size, but seems to have some pretty legit skill to go with it.
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