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6th Pick: 2014 NHL Entry Draft

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Virtanen is 6'1''....that isn't small.

I mean if we can draft Perlini I'd go with that but I don't think we'll get to draft early enough to snag him.

Currently we're drafting 8th, we're the worst team in the league since New Year and everyone has games in hand on us.. With the way things are looking, we're at least getting perlini if not better

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according to some fans who watch Virtanen many times, they think he's a 1st round pick, but top teens material. His hockey instincts is not as polished, a little inconsistent, he does have the speed, sniping skills, and physical game, a lot of his goals he scored in the WHL will be hard to come by the NHL level.

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my bad I thought I added his comment too. I just want someone with some skill. In Gillis' mad dash to get big he forgot about skill and hockey sense.

Do you follow our prospects or just read anti gillis threads on cdc?

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1. Sam Reinhart 1 Kootenay (WHL) Nov. 6/95 C R 6'1/185 56 34 63 97 22

2. Aaron Ekblad 2 Barrie (OHL) Feb. 7/96 D R 6'4/216 55 22 28 50 4

3. Sam Bennett 3 Kingston (OHL) Jun. 20/96 C L 6'0/178 56 36 55 91 34

4. Leon Draisaitl 11 Prince Albert (WHL) Oct. 27/95 LW L 6'1/208 60 35 62 97 2

5. Michael Dal Colle 4 Oshawa (OHL) Jun. 20/96 LW L 6'2/184 65 38 56 94 9

6. Brendan Perlini 9 Niagara (OHL) Apr. 30/96 LW L 6'2/205 54 32 37 69 0

7. Nikolaj Ehlers 8 Halifax (QMJHL) Feb. 13/95 LW L 5'11/162 60 47 51 98 61

8. Jared McCann 6 S. Ste. Marie (OHL) May 31/96 C L 6'0/179 63 27 33 60 5

9. Adrian Kempe 7 Modo (SWE) Sep. 13/96 LW L 6'1/187 45 5 6 11 5

10. Haydn Fleury 9 Red Deer (WHL) Jul. 8/96 D L 6'2/207 67 7 36 43 13

11. David Pastrnak 10 Sodertalje (SWE) May 25/96 RW R 6'0/167 36 8 16 24 7

12. Anthony DeAngelo 12 Sarnia (OHL) Oct. 24/95 D R 5'11/175 50 15 55 70 -30

13. William Nylander 13 Modo (SWE) May 1/96 LW R 5'11/169 22 1 6 7 -3

14. Kasperi Kapanen 14 Kalpa (FIN) Jul. 23/96 RW R 5'11/172 45 6 7 13 -8

15. Nick Ritchie 15 Peterborough (OHL) Dec. 5/95 LW L 6'2/218 57 38 32 70 6

16. Ivan Barbashev 16 Moncton (QMJHL) Dec. 14/95 C/LW L 6'0/185 48 25 43 68 -11

17. Julius Honka 17 Swift Current (WHL) Dec. 3/95 D R 5'11/178 59 16 39 55 10

18. Sonny Milano 20 USNTDP (USHL) May 12/96 LW L 5'11/183 45 21 47 68 -

19. Dylan Larkin 19 USNTDP (USHL) Jul. 30/96 C L 6'1/190 47 23 20 43 -

20. Josh Ho Sang 33 Windsor (OHL) Jan. 22/96 C/RW R 5'11/166 64 31 53 84 27

21. Nikita Scherbak 19 Saskatoon (WHL) Dec. 30/95 LW L 6'0/172 61 27 47 74 -3

22. Nick Schmaltz 23 Green Bay (USHL) Feb. 23/96 C R 6'0/170 36 12 39 51 -3

23. Connor Bleackley 21 Red Deer (WHL) Feb. 7/96 RW R 6'0/192 68 29 37 66 3

24. Brayden Point 30 Moose Jaw (WHL) Mar. 13/96 C R 5'9/156 69 35 51 86 -25

25. Vlad Kamenev 27 Magnitigorsk (MHL) Aug. 12/96 C L 6'2/176 15 4 6 10 10

26. Josh Jacobs 29 Indiana (USHL) Feb. 15/96 D R 6'2/193 46 5 15 20 28

27. Alex Tuch 24 USNTDP (USHL) May 10/96 RW R 6'4/213 47 28 26 54 -

28. Nikolay Goldobin 28 Sarnia (OHL) Oct. 7/95 LW L 5'11/178 64 35 53 88 -31

29. Anton Karlsson 22 Frolunda Jr.(SWE) Aug. 3/96 RW L 6'0/187 22 10 8 18 4

30. Alex Nedeljkovic 26 Plymouth (OHL) Jan. 7/96 G L 6'0/184 59 2.93 .925 1 25-26-7

31. Marcus Pettersson - Skelleftea (SWE) May 8/96 D L 6'4/167 27 2 11 13 1

32 Travis Sanheim 49 Calgary (WHL) Mar. 29/96 D L 6'3/181 64 4 24 28 24

33. Ryan MacInnis 31 Kitchener (OHL) Feb. 14/96 C L 6'3/175 63 16 21 37 -25

34. Kevin Fiala 34 HV-71 (SWE) Jul. 22/96 C R 5'10/180 26 10 14 24 11

35. Roland McKeown 32 Kingston (OHL) Jan. 20/96 D R 6'1/186 61 11 32 43 38

36. Jakub Vrana 35 Linkoping (SWE) Feb. 28/96 RW L 5'11/185 19 12 9 21 2

37. Brycen Martin 25 Swift Current (WHL) May 9/96 D L 6'1/178 69 6 29 35 -16

38. Robert Fabbri 37 Guelph (OHL) Jan. 22/96 C L 5'10/166 55 43 40 83 42

39. Michael Bunting 40 S. Ste-Marie (OHL) Sep. 17/95 LW L 5'11/174 45 14 25 39 11

40. Eric Cornel 39 Peterborough (OHL) Apr. 11/96 C R 6'1/186 64 22 37 59 5

41. Jake Virtanen 47 Calgary (WHL) Aug. 17/96 RW R 6'0/213 68 42 25 67 23

42. Spencer Watson 38 Kingston (OHL) Apr. 25/96 RW R 6'0/170 61 33 32 65 33

43. Adam O. Mattsson 44 Djurgarden (SWE) Jul. 30/96 D L 6'4/209 19 0 5 5 1

44. John Quenneville - Brandon (WHL) Apr. 16/96 C L 6'0/182 51 24 31 55 -2

45. Justin Kirkland 50 Kelowna (WHL) Aug. 2/96 LW L 6'2/175 64 15 31 46 24

46. Brett Pollock - Edmonton (WHL) Mar. 17/96 LW L 6'2/182 67 25 30 55 20

47. Jayce Hawryluk 46 Brandon (WHL) Jan. 1/96 C L 5'10/191 59 24 40 64 16

48. Julius Bergman 45 Frolunda (SWE) Nov. 2/95 D R 6'1/187 27 8 12 20 15

49. Vladislav Gavrikov 42 Yaroslavl (MHL) Nov. 21/95 D L 6'2/191 45 3 9 12 33

50. Daniel M. Bagenda 36 Modo (SWE) Jun. 16/96 LW L 6'1/198 27 12 4 16 9

51. Brendan Lemieux 43 Barrie (OHL) Mar. 15/96 LW L 6'0/206 62 24 25 49 -7

52. Mason McDonald - Charlottetown (QMJHL) Apr. 23/96 G R 6'4/178 25 3.50 .898 0 7-15-3

53. Thatcher Demko - Boston College (NCAA) Dec. 8/95 G L 6'3/192 18 1.75 .935 2 13-2-3

54. Oskar Lindblom 41 Brynas Jr. (SWE) Aug. 15/96 RW L 6'1/191 26 6 14 20 5

55. Ryan Mantha 51 Indiana (USHL) Jun. 18/96 D R 6'4/225 48 3 8 11 5

56. Alex Peters 52 Plymouth (OHL) Jul. 2/96 D L 6'3/207 47 3 5 8 -3

57. Vladimir Tkachev 57 Moncton (QMJHL) Oct. 5/95 LW R 5'9/156 18 8 19 27 -5

58. Chase De Leo 58 Portland (WHL) Oct. 25/95 C L 5'9/177 68 39 39 78 40

59. Christian Dvorak 60 London (OHL) Feb. 2/96 C/LW L 6'0/178 33 6 8 14 8

60. Jake Walman - Toronto Jr. (OJHL) Feb. 20/96 D L 5'11/191 43 7 26 33 -

61. Emil Johansson 94 HV-71 (SWE - J20) May 6/96 D L 6'0/194

62. Ville Husso 61 HIFK (FIN) Feb. 6/95 G L 6'2/192

63. Alexandre Goulet 53 Charlottetown (QMJHL) Apr. 5/96 C L 5'11/191

64. Reid Gardiner 59 Prince Albert (WHL) Jan. 19/96 RW R 5'11/183

65. Jack Ramsey 54 Penticton (BCHL) Nov. 2/95 RW R 6'2/180

66. Julien Nantel 48 Rouyn-Naranda (QMJHL) Sep. 6/96 RW L 6'0/193

67. Aaron Irving - Edmonton (WHL) Mar. 3/96 D R 6'1/185

68. Connor Chatham 55 Plymouth (OHL) Oct. 30/95 RW R 6'2/224

69. Warren Foegele - St. Andrew's (ONT. -HS) Apr. 1/96 LW R 6'1/178

70. Nikita Tryamkin 56 Avtomobilist (KHL) Aug. 30/94 D L 6'7/228

71. Andreas Englund - Djurgarden (SWE -J20) Jan. 21/96 D L 6'4/189

72. Lucas Wallmark 80 Asploven (SWE - Als) Sep. 5/95 C L 5'11/185

73. Jack Dougherty 63 USNTDP (USHL) May 25/96 D R 6'1/186

74. Olivier Leblanc 68 Saint John (QMJHL) Feb. 17/96 D L 6'0/157

75. Reid Duke 70 Lethbridge (WHL) Jan. 28/96 C R 6'0/189

76. Miles Gendron 87 Rivers Academy (USHSE) Jun. 28/96 D/C 7 6'2/173

77. Kaapo Kahkonen 75 Espoo (FIN - Jr.) Aug. 16/96 G L 6'2/209

78. Kyle Jenkins 73 Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) Apr. 22/96 D L 6'0/166

79. Vaclav Karabacek 74 Gatineau (QMJHL) May 2/96 RW R 6'0/182

80. Alexis Vanier 67 Baie-Comeau (QMJHL) Dec. 21/95 D L 6'5/225

81. Brandon Hickey 72 Spruce Grove (AJHL) Apr. 13/96 D L 6'2/177

82. Jack Glover 62 USNTDP (USHL) May 17/96 D R 6'4/190

83. Pavel Jenys 65 HC Komerta Brno (CZE) Apr. 2/96 C/LW L 6'3/192

84. Daniel Audette 83 Sherbrooke (QMJHL) May 6/96 C/LW L 5'8/177

85. Matt Mistele 69 Plymouth (OHL) Oct. 17/95 C/LW L 6'2/190

86. Jonathan MacLeod 71 USNTDP (USHL) Jun. 2/96 D R 6'2/200

87. Ben Thomas 84 Calgary (WHL) May. 25/96 D R 6'2/192

88. Nicolas Aube-Kubel 78 Val D'Or (QMJHL) May 10/96 RW R 5'11/187

89. Tyson Baillie 86 Kelowna (WHL) Nov. 16/95 C R 5'10/188

90. Pavel Kraskovsky 81 Loko Yaroslavl (RUS - MHL) Sep. 11/96 C L 6'4/187

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GB5 Canucks Star

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Warhippy, is that Button's list?

Looks like it, first thing I noticed is that I thought he missed Virtanen. He is at #41 which seems way too low compared to any other scouting reports.

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Man if we can hit that top 5, I will be so happy!

Just keep losing till we can draft Bennet

Seriously how beneficial would he be for us next year? VERY

He's 18 and is putting up almost 2 points a game on average and is good defensively.

That's a future franchise center right there

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Man if we can hit that top 5, I will be so happy!

Just keep losing till we can draft Bennet

Seriously how beneficial would he be for us next year? VERY

He's 18 and is putting up almost 2 points a game on average and is good defensively.

That's a future franchise center right there

I thought I read somewhere that the best we can do is 6th overall.

I guess we could win the lottery...

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I thought I read somewhere that the best we can do is 6th overall.

I guess we could win the lottery...

That's wrong, the oilers are second last with 52 points and 17 games to go. Winning them all gives them 86 points. We're at 68 with 15 games left.

It's actually still possible for us to come in dead last but the win/losing streaks would have to be pretty incredible

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I do but not to the same level as some of you hardcores. I have my own opinions of Gillis I think he's done some good things and some bad things too.

Oh haha.. Yeah just because we've taken big players doesn't mean their all hockey senseless idiots. We've got several prospects praised for their smarts but any gillis hater won't admit that. I apologize for the smarta$$ comment.

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That's wrong, the oilers are second last with 52 points and 17 games to go. Winning them all gives them 86 points. We're at 68 with 15 games left.

It's actually still possible for us to come in dead last but the win/losing streaks would have to be pretty incredible

Alright, thanks for the clarification.

EDIT: Looking at the overall standings, what I read was probably that "realistically" the highest we could get is 6th overall. At this rate, Nashville and Carolina have decent shots at passing us in the league standings.

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Alright, thanks for the clarification.

EDIT: Looking at the overall standings, what I read was probably that "realistically" the highest we could get is 6th overall. At this rate, Nashville and Carolina have decent shots at passing us in the league standings.

How does the new draft system work out of the lock out? Doesn't ever team that didn't make the playoffs have a shot at #1?

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How does the new draft system work out of the lock out? Doesn't ever team that didn't make the playoffs have a shot at #1?

Yes 1 team wins the lottery. Each pick from 1-14 has a percentage chance of becoming 1st overall. The first pick going into the lottery has a 25% chance of landing 1st overall, the 14th pick has a 0.5% chance.

Essentially any team inside the top 4 has a decent chance at landing 1st overall, and only one team will move up every other team will slide one spot or remain the same if the worst team going into the lottery wins.

http://www.cbc.ca/sp...ttery-1.1327512

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Yes 1 team wins the lottery. Each pick from 1-14 has a percentage chance of becoming 1st overall. The first pick going into the lottery has a 25% chance of landing 1st overall, the 14th pick has a 0.5% chance.

Essentially any team inside the top 4 has a decent chance at landing 1st overall, and only one team will move up every other team will slide one spot or remain the same if the worst team going into the lottery wins.

http://www.cbc.ca/sp...ttery-1.1327512

So besides the lottery-winning team, we all pick where we place in the standings?

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So besides the lottery-winning team, we all pick where we place in the standings?

Yeah, if a team after us in the draft wins, then they leapfrog to first pushing everyone in front of them including us one spot back.. If a team that wins is in front of us then it has no effect as the spot shuffle won't reach us.

I read through the history of winners and there's some interesting ones Patrick Kane was Chicago having 5th spot but winning the lotto. Also Adam Larsson in 2011 was NJ winning the lotto from 8th place!! but the rules at the time you could only move up 4 spots. Cross your fingers boys!

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If you look at the NBA which has been using the system the NHL is switching to for a very long time, many of the lottery winners were in the 3-6 spot. 2011 was won by the 8th place team, 2008 was won by the 9th place team.

  • 250 combinations, 25.0% chance of receiving the #1 pick
  • 199 combinations, 19.9% chance
  • 156 combinations, 15.6% chance
  • 119 combinations, 11.9% chance
  • 88 combinations, 8.8% chance
  • 63 combinations, 6.3% chance
  • 43 combinations, 4.3% chance
  • 28 combinations, 2.8% chance
  • 17 combinations, 1.7% chance
  • 11 combinations, 1.1% chance
  • 8 combinations, 0.8% chance
  • 7 combinations, 0.7% chance
  • 6 combinations, 0.6% chance
  • 5 combinations, 0.5% chance

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If you look at the NBA which has been using the system the NHL is switching to for a very long time, many of the lottery winners were in the 3-6 spot. 2011 was won by the 8th place team, 2008 was won by the 9th place team.

  • 250 combinations, 25.0% chance of receiving the #1 pick
  • 199 combinations, 19.9% chance
  • 156 combinations, 15.6% chance
  • 119 combinations, 11.9% chance
  • 88 combinations, 8.8% chance
  • 63 combinations, 6.3% chance
  • 43 combinations, 4.3% chance
  • 28 combinations, 2.8% chance
  • 17 combinations, 1.7% chance
  • 11 combinations, 1.1% chance
  • 8 combinations, 0.8% chance
  • 7 combinations, 0.7% chance
  • 6 combinations, 0.6% chance
  • 5 combinations, 0.5% chance

What does the combinations mean?

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