Intoewsables Posted October 24, 2020 Author Share Posted October 24, 2020 1 hour ago, luckylager said: Hold on, Beers has only played 1 game this year whereas a bunch of player had atleast 50....!? Did you break my guy, Toews? Swift Current did a very stupid thing and kept Beers around as their #7-8 D instead of sending him down. Sucks for his development but unfortunately there's not much I can do. Sorry man. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Intoewsables Posted October 24, 2020 Author Popular Post Share Posted October 24, 2020 (edited) 2023 NHL Entry Draft: Scouting Reports Tuomeni Beers, RD/LD - Cowichan Valley Capitals, BCHL Huge defensive defenseman who checks with power and tenacity. Freakishly strong player who will make the ultimate sacrifice to win games. Decent skating ability despite his size, and good at reading plays. Needs to work on his passing and stickhandling. Scout #1: Enforcer, no. 3-4 potential. Comparable: Joel Edmundson Scout #2: Enforcer, limited potential. Comparable: A poor man's Joel Edmundson Scout #3: Enforcer, limited potential. Comparable: Dysin Mayo NHL readiness: Very raw, needs a lot of development if he’s going to make it. Jimmy Butler, C/RW - GNG-Poland, USHS-ME Huge centerman who plays a solid two-way game. Very determined and never takes shifts off. Fine, strong skater with great top speed. A magician at making plays in the offensive zone. Talented passer with a laser wristshot. Needs to work on his defense and slapshot. Scout #1: Two-way forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: Kevin Hayes Scout #2: Two-way forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Kevin Hayes Scout #3: Two-way forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: Kevin Hayes NHL readiness: Needs a couple of years in college to develop. Debbie Does Dallas, LW/RW - Everett Silvertips, WHL Huge winger who plays a dynamic offensive game. Jaw-dropping top speed; will be one of the best skaters in the league immediately. A magician at making plays in the offensive zone. Incredibly smart and hard-working with a good selection of shots. Needs to work on his defense. Scout #1: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Andre Burakovsky Scout #2: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Matthew Tkachuk Scout #3: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Ilya Mikheyev with more speed NHL readiness: Could probably step into a top-6 role in the NHL next season. Ivgot DeRuns, RD/LD – Saginaw Spirit, OHL Big defenseman who likes to get involved offensively. Produces when it matters most. Excellent passer with top-tier hockey smarts and determination. Great physical tools and deceptive speed. Needs to improve his slapshot and defense. Scout #1: Offensive defenseman, no. 3-4 potential. Comparable: Jake Muzzin Scout #1: Offensive defenseman, no. 5-6 potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Jake Muzzin Scout #3: Scout #1: Offensive defenseman, no. 7 potential. Comparable: Brogan Rafferty NHL readiness: Still quite raw, will need to play out his junior years and will likely need a year or two in the AHL. Ben Dover, C/RW – HV71 J20, S20-SE Huge centerman with endless offensive talent. Ambitious and determined player who leaves everything on the ice. Electric skater with high-end top speed. Pure goal scorer who sees plays others can only dream of. Needs to work on his defense. Scout #1: Skilled forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: Ryan Strome Scout #2: Skilled forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: Ryan Strome Scout #3: Skilled forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: Ryan Strome NHL readiness: Still quite raw, needs a couple of years to develop his technical skills. Confused Face, G – Winnipeg ICE, WHL Strong willed, competitive goaltender who is comfortable in the butterfly style. Extremely agile and has a quick glove hand and blocker. Challenges shooters extremely well and stays composed in scrambles. Needs to improve rebound control. Scout #1: Starting goaltender potential. Comparable: A more talented version of David Rittich Scout #2: Backup goaltender potential. Comparable: David Rittich Scout #3: Third string goaltender potential. Comparable: David Rittich NHL readiness: Probably good enough to step into an AHL starting role next season even though that’s not possible. Will likely play out his junior career and then push for an NHL backup job. Crabby Gaming, C/LW – Chicoutimi Sagueneens, QMJHL Huge centerman who plays a two-way game. Excellent skater with high-end top speed. Good physical strength and a creative playmaker with great patience with the puck. Good puck handling skills. Needs to work on his slapshot and defense. Scout #1: Two-way forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Sean Monahan Scout #2: Two-way forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Ryan Johansen Scout #3: Two-way forward, limited potential. No comparable. NHL readiness: Still quite raw, will need to play out his junior years and will likely need at least a year or two in the AHL. Scorev Goalovsky, C/RW – CSKA U18, JHL Centerman with pure offensive instincts. Excellent skater with high-end top speed. Tireless, hard-working player. Natural goal scorer with great hockey smarts. Excels in finding open ice and can stickhandle through traffic. Needs to work on his defense. Scout #1: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Connor McDavid Scout #2: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Nathan MacKinnon Scout #3: Goal-scoring forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Max Domi NHL readiness: May be ready for a 3rd line scoring role in the NHL next season, but likely better served with another year or two in Europe. Brock Gym-Leader, RW/LW – Whitby Fury, OJHL Huge winger with pure offensive instincts. Very determined and gives absolutely everything on each shift. Reads the play very well and finds open ice consistently. Excellent skater with high end speed. Needs to work on his strength and defense. Scout #1: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Nikita Kucherov Scout #2: Goal-scoring forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Phil Kessel Scout #3: Goal-scoring forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: Mike Hoffman NHL readiness: Likely needs another two years or so of development before he’s NHL ready. Place Holder, LW/RW – Sherwood Park Crusaders, AJHL Big winger with endless offensive talent. Plays aggressively and possesses electric speed. Finds open ice well and has very good hockey sense. Terrific wristshot. Needs to work on his defense and passing. Scout #1: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Sonny Milano Scout #2: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Sonny Milano Scout #3: Goal-scoring forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: Sonny Milano NHL readiness: Still a bit raw, needs at least two years in college before he’s NHL ready. Skank Hunt, RW/LW – Herning U20, Den20 Huge winger who can log high minutes. Possesses elite speed and reads the play very well. Consistently makes smart players with the puck and knows how to find open ice. Superb passer with great puck-handling skills. Needs to improve his defense. Scout #1: Playmaking forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Jakub Voracek Scout #2: Playmaking forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Jakub Voracek Scout #3: Playmaking forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: Jack Roslovic NHL readiness: Quite raw, will need a few more years of development before he’s NHL ready. Dekes Jockstrapsoff, RW – Notre Dame Hounds, SMHL Small winger who plays a dynamic offensive game. Has jaw-dropping skating speed and a good nose for the net. A playmaker of real ability who has the temperament to wait for the right pass. Superb puck-handler with a dangerous wristshot. Needs to improve his defense. Scout #1: Goal-scoring forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Phil Kessel Scout #2: Goal-scoring forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Tyler Toffoli Scout #3: Goal-scoring forward, 4th line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Phil Kessel NHL readiness: Definitely a project even though the upside is apparent. Needs quite a bit of seasoning before he’s ready, likely a few years away at least. Patrik Khan, RW/LW – Hamilton Bulldogs, OHL Big winger who plays a very offensive minded game. Has excellent focus and concentration, and a strong work ethic. Excellent skater with speed to burn. Amazing hockey sense and a playmaker of the very highest calibre. Needs to improve his defense. Scout #1: Offensive playmaking forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Nikita Kucherov Scout #2: Offensive playmaking forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Mitch Marner Scout #3: Offensive playmaking forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: Mike Hoffman NHL readiness: Still very raw even though the elite tools are apparent. Will need to play out his junior career at minimum before he’s NHL ready. Dan Krygier, C/RW - USNTDP, USHL Big centerman who plays a gritty two-way game. Excellent skater with high-end top speed. Creative playmaker with good passing skills who is good at finding open ice. Needs to work on his shot and defense. Scout #1: Playmaking forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Leon Draisaitl Scout #2: Playmaking forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Sean Monahan Scout #3: Playmaking forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Andrew Copp NHL readiness: Still quite raw, will need a couple of years in college before he’s NHL ready. Kai Lung, C/LW – Ohio University, ACHA Big centerman who plays a dynamic offensive game. Strong character with an incredibly high level of fitness and jaw-dropping skating speed. Always two steps ahead of the play and displays top hockey smarts with the puck. Needs to work on his wristshot and defense. Scout #1: Offensive playmaking forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Sidney Crosby Scout #2: Offensive playmaking forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Sebastian Aho Scout #3: Offensive playmaking forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Sebastian Aho NHL readiness: Still quite raw, will need a couple of years in college before he’s NHL ready. Klavs Deimonds Nazarovs, C/LW – Cape Breton Eagles, QMJHL Centerman who gives it his all at both ends of the ice. Always performs at his best under pressure. Excellent skater with great top speed and strong on his skates. Rarely makes a bad pass and handles the puck well. Needs to improve his slapshot. Scout #1: Playmaking forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: Sebastian Aho Scout #2: Playmaking forward, 2nd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Matt Duchene Scout #3: Playmaking forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Matt Duchene NHL readiness: Needs another year or two in junior before he’ll be ready to push for an NHL job. Xavier Nyx, C/LW – Everett Silvertips, WHL Centerman who looks to score at every opportunity. Very determined player who brings his A-game every night. Phenomenal skater who anticipates the play extremely well and makes amazing plays look easy. Superb vision and playmaking skills. Needs to improve his defense and shooting. Scout #1: Offensive playmaking forward, 3rd line potential. A poor man’s Matt Duchene Scout #2: Offensive playmaking forward, 3rd line potential. A poor man’s Matt Duchene Scout #3: Offensive playmaking forward, 3rd line potential. A poor man’s Matt Duchene NHL readiness: Very raw, needs to play out his junior career and will likely need at least another year in the AHL before he’s NHL ready. Mitt Romney, RW/C – USNTDP, USHL Huge winger with endless offensive talent. Very ambitious and determined player who leaves everything on the ice. Very strong on his skates and possesses elite speed. A pure goal scorer with surprisingly strong playmaking skills. Needs to improve his defense. Scout #1: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Mikko Rantanen Scout #2: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. A more talented version of Kasperi Kapanen Scout #3: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. A more talented version of Kasperi Kapanen NHL readiness: Will likely only need a year in college before he’s pushing for an NHL job. Max Russia, C – Metallurg Magnitogorsk, KHL Huge center who checks with power and tenacity. Freakishly strong hockey player who is in the opponent’s face every single shift. Good forechecker and hustler. Faceoff specialist. Body checks with power and intent. Needs to improve offensively and could have trouble adapting to life in North America. Scout #1: Enforcer, 1st line potential. A more talented version of Nick Bjugstad Scout #2: Enforcer, 3rd line potential. Logan Brown Scout #3: Enforcer, limited potential. A poor man’s Logan Brown NHL readiness: Could probably play on an NHL fourth line after another year of development, but it’s questionable whether he makes the jump to North America at all. Bathroom Staal, RD/LD – Calgary Hitmen, WHL Tall defenseman who is a solid two-way player. Very determined and hard-working. A good skater with speed that can deceive the opponent. Has outstanding hockey sense and effectively reads the play. Makes good decisions with the puck. Needs to improve his shot and stickhandling. Scout #1: Defensive defenseman, no. 3-4 potential. Joel Edmundson Scout #2: Defensive defenseman, no. 5-6 potential. A poor man’s Joel Edmundson Scout #3: Defensive defenseman, no. 5-6 potential. A poor man’s Joel Edmundson NHL readiness: Very raw, will need to play out his junior career and likely needs another two or three years in the AHL after that. Truzz Trump, C – USNTDP, USHL Huge center who looks to score at every opportunity. Phenomenal skater who shows good physical strength. A natural scorer who is very dangerous in the offensive zone. Also a top class playmaker who makes smart decisions with the puck. Needs to improve his defense. Scout #1: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Leon Draisaitl Scout #2: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Mathew Barzal Scout #3: Goal-scoring forward, 1st line potential. Leon Draisaitl NHL readiness: Needs a year or two in college before he’ll push for an NHL job. Edited October 24, 2020 by Intoewsables 7 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nail Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 5 minutes ago, Intoewsables said: Scout #1: Starting goaltender potential. Comparable: A more talented version of David Rittich Scout #2: Backup goaltender potential. Comparable: David Rittich Scout #3: Third string goaltender potential. Comparable: David Rittich Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
inane Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 Debbie looking great! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Intoewsables Posted October 24, 2020 Author Popular Post Share Posted October 24, 2020 2023 NHL Entry Draft: Final Rankings 2. (+2) Debbie Does Dallas, LW/RW - Everett Silvertips, WHL 5. (NC) Dan Krygier, C/RW - USNTDP, USHL 6. (+3) Mitt Romney, RW/C - USNTDP, USHL 7. (+5) Truzz Trump, C - USNTDP, USHL 21. (-2) Skorev Goalovsky, C/RW - CSKA U18, JHL 22. (+7) Patrik Khan, RW/LW - Hamilton Bulldogs, OHL 23. (-1) Confused Face, G - Winnipeg ICE, WHL 27. (+12) Kai Lung, C/LW - Ohio University, ACHA 35. (-3) Max Russia, C - Metallurg Magnitogorsk, KHL 43. (NC) Klavs Deimonds Nazarovs, C/LW - Cape Breton Eagles, QMJHL 47. (-6) Place Holder, LW/RW - Sherwood Park Crusaders, AJHL 53. (NR) Xavier Nyx, C/LW - Everett Silvertips, WHL 57. (NR) Brock Gym-Leader, RW/LW - Whitby Fury, OJHL 68. (-8) Jimmy Butler, C/RW - GNG-Poland, USHS-ME 94. (-1) Crabby Gaming, C/LW - Chicoutimi Sagueneens, QMJHL 119. (NR) Skank Hunt, RW/LW - Herning Blue Fox, Den 133. (NR) Ivgot DeRuns, RD/LD - Saginaw Spirit, OHL 138. (NR) Ben Dover, C/RW - HV71 J20, S20-SE 191. (NR) Dekes Jockstrapsoff, RW - Notre Dame Hounds, SMHL Not Ranked: Tuomeni Beers, RD/LD - Cowichan Valley Capitals, BCHL Not Ranked: Bathroom Staal, RD/LD - Calgary Hitmen, WHL 5 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nail Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 Is Confused Face the top ranked G? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Intoewsables Posted October 24, 2020 Author Share Posted October 24, 2020 1 minute ago, Nail said: Is Confused Face the top ranked G? Yes, and he's the only goalie ranked in the top 90. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Intoewsables Posted October 24, 2020 Author Share Posted October 24, 2020 I don't think I'll get around to posting the draft results tonight, but damn were there some massive risers and fallers compared to the final rankings. Only one player went undrafted, and it wasn't one of the unranked players. 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaku Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 1 minute ago, Intoewsables said: I don't think I'll get around to posting the draft results tonight, but damn were there some massive risers and fallers compared to the final rankings. Only one player went undrafted, and it wasn't one of the unranked players. The suspense! *if it was Xavier plz tell me* 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Patrick Kane Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 Love the Kuch comparsion! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GoCanucks16 Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 (edited) I forgot what adaptability was. I thought it was a player's ability to play in secondary positions, not a player's ability to adapt to new environments. Oh well, Max can goon in up in the KHL his whole career if that's his true calling. (I gave my Russian 1 in adaptability.) Edited October 24, 2020 by GoCanucks16 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
luckylager Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 Swift Current is a trash organization. Trade my guy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gator Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 10 hours ago, Intoewsables said: Scout #1: Two-way forward, 1st line potential. Comparable: A more talented version of Sean Monahan Scout #2: Two-way forward, 3rd line potential. Comparable: A poor man’s Ryan Johansen Scout #3: Two-way forward, limited potential. No comparable. Scouts 2 and 3 dont deserve their jobs 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GoCanucks16 Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 10 hours ago, Intoewsables said: Scout #1: Enforcer, 1st line potential. A more talented version of Nick Bjugstad Scout #2: Enforcer, 3rd line potential. Logan Brown Scout #3: Enforcer, limited potential. A poor man’s Logan Brown lol 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Intoewsables Posted October 24, 2020 Author Popular Post Share Posted October 24, 2020 (edited) 2023 NHL Entry Draft Round 1 3. (-1) Debbie Does Dallas, LW/RW - Arizona Coyotes 7. (+14) Skorev Goalovsky, C/RW - Dallas Stars 8. (-3) Dan Krygier, C/RW - Calgary Flames 9. (-3) Mitt Romney, RW/C - Pittsburgh Penguins 10. (+12) Patrik Khan, RW/LW - New York Rangers 11. (+46) Brock Gym-Leader, RW/LW - Toronto Maple Leafs 20. (+3) Confused Face, G - New Jersey Devils 22. (+5) Kai Lung, C/LW - San Jose Sharks 26. (-19) Truzz Trump, C - Tampa Bay Lightning Round 2 32. (+15) Place Holder, LW/RW - Arizona Coyotes 40. (+28) Jimmy Butler, C/RW - New York Rangers 42. (+77) Skank Hunt, RW/LW - Boston Bruins 46. (-3) Klavs Deimonds Nazarovs, C/LW - Vegas Golden Knights 50. (NR) Tuomeni Beers, RD/LD - Minnesota Wild 52. (+1) Xavier Nyx, C/LW - San Jose Sharks Round 3 92. (+2) Crabby Gaming, C/LW - Calgary Flames Round 4 120. (+71) Dekes Jockstrapsoff, RW - St. Louis Blues 122. (+11) Ivgot DeRuns, RD/LD - Philadelphia Flyers Round 5 137. (-102) Max Russia, C - Carolina Hurricanes Round 7 200. (NR) Bathroom Staal, RD/LD - St. Louis Blues Undrafted Ben Dover, C/RW Edited October 24, 2020 by Intoewsables 3 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
luckylager Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 Whoa! Minnesota Wild with a huge off board pick in round 2! Bet the Wild want Beers out of Swift Current... 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gator Posted October 24, 2020 Share Posted October 24, 2020 (edited) 11 minutes ago, Intoewsables said: 2023 NHL Entry Draft Round 1 3. (-1) Debbie Does Dallas, LW/RW - Arizona Coyotes 7. (+14) Skorev Goalovsky, C/RW - Dallas Stars 8. (-3) Dan Krygier, C/RW - Calgary Flames 9. (-3) Mitt Romney, RW/C - Pittsburgh Penguins 10. (+12) Patrik Khan, RW/LW - New York Rangers 11. (+46) Brock Gym-Leader, RW/LW - Toronto Maple Leafs 20. (+3) Confused Face, G - New Jersey Devils 22. (+5) Kai Lung, C/LW - San Jose Sharks 26. (-19) Truzz Trump, C - Tampa Bay Lightning Round 2 32. (+15) Place Holder, LW/RW - Arizona Coyotes 40. (+28) Jimmy Butler, C/RW - New York Rangers 42. (+77) Skank Hunt, RW/LW - Boston Bruins 46. (-3) Klavs Deimonds Nazarovs, C/LW - Vegas Golden Knights 50. (NR) Tuomeni Beers, RD/LD - Minnesota Wild 52. (+1) Xavier Nyx, C/LW - San Jose Sharks Round 4 92. (+2) Crabby Gaming, C/LW - Calgary Flames 120. (+71) Dekes Jockstrapsoff, RW - St. Louis Blues 122. (+11) Ivgot DeRuns, RD/LD - Philadelphia Flyers Round 5 137. (-102) Max Russia, C - Carolina Hurricanes Round 7 200. (NR) Bathroom Staal, RD/LD - St. Louis Blues Undrafted Ben Dover, C/RW Looks like I have some competition in camp. Just remember they took you because you "fell", they reached for me because they believed in me Not to hurt your confidence or anything Edited October 24, 2020 by Brock Botanen 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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