JM_ Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 17 minutes ago, Warhippy said: I mean, he seems to check a ton of boxes. I am just wondering what teh knock on him could actually be. Size yes. Speed yes. Skating yes. Shot. yes. So what is the potential draw back I wonder. https://thehockeywriters.com/lian-bichsel-2022-nhl-draft-prospect-profile/ maybe as simple as not enough scouting eyes on him due to covid? he doesn't seem to project as highly as other smaller more offensively skilled d men and some F's seem to be ranked higher, maybe they have slightly better indicators of making the NHL? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bure_Pavel Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 11 minutes ago, Warhippy said: I mean full disclosure, I am ready to get this kid a jersey already I am just wondering if anyone has more info on him. Seems much of his lower status is simply not playing on any major international teams/tournaments and we all know how much of a meh statement that is for players who don't go or produce at them and crush the NHL As far as for the Canucks any of these Dmen would be the best fit based on our current needs: Bichsel Korchinski Luneau Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Warhippy Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 (edited) Button dropped his list today. Very interesting. he has Lameroux in the very early 3rd. That's a player I have had my eyes on for a long time. He also has Savoie right near us and I'd absolutely be taking him as BPA if he was in fact there at 15 https://www.tsn.ca/shane-wright-nhl-draft-lottery-ranking-1.1797605 Wright finished the 2021-22 regular season with 32 goals and 94 points in 63 games, but Button said there’s a lot more than offence to his game, comparing the Frontenacs captain to current Boston Bruin Patrice Bergeron. “I continuously come back to Shane Wright as the clear-cut guy because I just see such a thoroughness in his play,” said Button. “There’s not a situation in the game that I wouldn’t throw Shane Wright into and not feel confident that he can excel. And that’s Bergeron.” Remaining at No. 2 is centre Logan Cooley from USA Hockey National Team Development Program Under-18 team. The University of Minnesota commit had 27 goals and 75 points in 51 games this season and had three goals and 10 points at the U18 championship in a silver-medal effort for the United States. Button has Wright and Cooley as the best centres in the draft. “They’re really good centremen but very different,” said Button. “And when I do the comparables, Bergeron and Sebastian Aho, I think that’s how Logan plays the game, more like Sebastian Aho. Shane Wright plays it like Bergeron.” Next up on Craig’s List is a pair of SM Liiga wingers in Joakim Kemell (No. 3) followed by Juraj Slafkovsky at No. 4. Kemell had 12 goals and 18 points in 16 games to start the season, but a shoulder injury in November and cold streak in the second half of the season had him end the year with 15 goals and 23 points in 39 games. At the U18s, he had six goals and eight points in five games as Finland won bronze. “I think Kemell has a more dynamic offensive upside,” said Button. “He’s dynamic, he’s fast. When I compare him to Filip Forsberg, he’s got that hunger, that drive offensively to score, make plays.” Slafkovsky had five goals and 10 points in 31 games with TPS this season, but his shining moment came at the 2022 Winter Olympics. He had seven goals in seven games in Beijing, leading Slovakia to a bronze medal and took home MVP honours. Button compares Slafkovsky to Winnipeg Jets forward Pierre-Luc Dubois. “Big, weighty, hard players to play against, but not elite offensive players. That’s the separator for me with Kemell and Slafkovsky,” said Button. At No. 5 and 6 are the top two defencemen in the draft in Simon Nemec and David Jiricek. Nemec had one goal and 26 points in 39 games in the Slovak league this season and won bronze at the Olympics with Slovakia. Jiricek had five goals and 11 points in 29 games in the Czech league this season but has not played since January due to a knee injury suffered at the World Juniors. “Two very different types of defencemen,” said Button. “You’re looking at abilities and types of players, I gotta put a number beside one or the other and they could easily be switched. “I compare Jiricek to [Detroit Red Wings rookie] Mo Seider and Simon Nemec to [New York Islanders defenceman] Noah Dobson, who had 51 points. Both difference makers in their own right, and I think that’s a good distinction.” A player who has had a meteoric rise up the list is Czech left wing Jiri Kulich, who is fresh off an MVP winning performance at the U18s where he had nine goals and 11 points as Czechia’s captain. He jumps from No. 32 on the January edition of Craig’s List to No. 14. “The bottom line is I hadn’t seen him enough and I like him a lot,” said Button of Kulich's rise. “I compared him to [Winnipeg Jets forward] Kyle Connor and [Pittsburgh Penguins’] Jake Guentzel. He’s fast, he’s quick, he’s competitive. He’s a playmaker, he can score. He’s got a lot of really, really good elements in his game.” While USNTDP centre Frank Nazar has dropped on Craig’s List from No. 13 at midterm to No. 24, Button sees a fascinating player who can be an impactful player in the NHL. “I think if Frankie’s going to be a really good two-way player, he’ll be more like Bergeron,” said Button. “I think if he’s going to be an offensive player, he can be more like [Brayden] Point. “I think he’s got a really good understanding of his game and I love that about him. He’s another guy that I prefer on the wing if he’s going to be an offensive guy. But if he’s going to be a two-way player, I have no problem with him in the middle of the ice. I think he’s a fascinating player because he has such a range of abilities.” Nazar had 28 goals and 70 points in 56 games with the USNTDP this season and had three goals and nine points in six games for the Americans at the U18s. Russian winger Ivan Miroshnichenko comes in at No. 15 despite his current battle with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. He is currently receiving medical treatment in Germany. When projecting his abilities as a talented goal-scorer, Button still has him as a top-15 player in the draft. CRAIG'S LIST - MAY 10 RK PLAYER TEAM POS HT WT GP G P 1 Shane Wright Kingston (OHL) C 6'0 185 63 32 94 2 Logan Cooley USA U-18 (USHL) C 5'10 174 51 27 75 3 Joakim Kemell JYP (SM Liiga) RW 5'11 ¾ 171 39 15 23 4 Juraj Slafkovsky TPS (SM Liiga Jr.) LW/C 6'3 ½ 218 31 5 10 5 Simon Nemec Nitra (SVK) D 6'0 190 39 1 26 6 David Jiricek Plzen (CZE) D 6'3 189 29 5 11 7 Cutter Gauthier USA U-18 (USHL) LW/C 6'2 189 54 34 65 8 Jimmy Snuggerud USA U-18 (USHL) RW 6'1 ¼ 186 59 24 63 9 Jonathan Lakkerimaki Djurgardens (SWE J-20) RW 5'10 ½ 165 26 20 35 10 Pavel Mintyukov Saginaw (OHL) D 6'1 ½ 192 67 17 62 11 Danila Yurov Magnitogorsk (KHL) RW 6'1 178 23 13 36 12 Kevin Korchinski Seattle (WHL) D 6'1 ¼ 185 67 4 65 13 Owen Pickering Swift Current D 6'3 ½ 179 62 9 33 14 Jiří Kulich Karlovy (CZE) C 5'11 ½ 172 49 9 14 15 Ivan Miroshnichenko Omsk (VHL) LW 6'1 185 31 10 16 16 Alexander Perevalov Yaroslavl (MHL) LW 6'0 191 42 25 50 17 Matt Savoie Winnipeg (WHL) C 5'9 179 65 35 90 18 Jagger Firkus Moose Jaw (WHL) RW 5'10 153 66 36 80 19 David Goyette Sudbury (OHL) C 5'10 ½ 172 66 33 73 20 Liam Öhgren Djurgardens (SWE J-20) LW 6'0 187 30 33 58 21 Reid Schaefer Seattle (WHL) LW 6'3 215 66 32 58 22 Denton Mateychuk Moose Jaw (WHL) D 5'11 188 65 13 64 23 Isaac Howard USA U-18 (USHL) LW 5'9 ¾ 182 60 33 82 24 Frank Nazar USA U-18 (USHL) C 5'9 ¾ 175 56 28 70 25 Calle Odelius Djurgardens (SWE J-20) D 5'11 ¼ 185 43 7 30 26 Mattias Havelid Linkoping (SWE J-20) D 5'9 165 29 10 19 27 Marco Kasper Rögle (SHL) C 6'1 183 46 7 11 28 Luca Del Bel Belluz Mississauga (OHL) C 6'0 ½ 178 68 30 76 29 Rutger McGroarty USA U-18 (USHL) C/LW 6'0 ¾ 203 54 35 69 30 Tristan Luneau Gatineau (QMJHL) D 6'1 ½ 175 63 12 43 31 Conor Geekie Winnipeg (WHL) C 6'3 193 63 24 70 32 Ty Nelson North Bay (OHL) D 5'9 ½ 195 66 9 51 33 Gleb Trikozov Omsk (MHL) RW 6'1 185 35 23 45 34 Julian Lutz München (DEL) LW 6'1 ¾ 185 14 1 3 35 Brad Lambert JYP (SM Liiga) RW 6'0 ½ 175 49 4 10 36 Christian Kyrou Erie (OHL) D 5'10 ¼ 182 68 18 60 37 Noah Warren Gatineau (QMJHL) D 6'4 ¾ 214 62 5 24 38 Sam Rinzel Chaska High (USHS) D 6'4 ¼ 177 27 9 38 39 Lane Hutson USA U-18 (USHL) D 5'8 148 60 10 63 40 Seamus Casey USA U-18 (USHL) D 5'9 ¾ 162 48 10 33 41 Noah Östlund Djurgarden (SWE J-20) C 5'11 163 32 9 42 42 Rieger Lorenz Okotoks (AJHL) LW 6'1 ½ 184 60 38 85 43 Elias Salomonsson Skellefteå (SWE J-20) D 6'0 172 35 11 22 44 Tomas Hamara Tappara (SM Liiga Jr.) D 6'0 185 32 6 25 45 Danny Zhilkin Guelph (OHL) C/LW 6'0 ½ 183 66 23 55 46 Owen Beck Mississauga (OHL) C 5'11 190 68 21 51 47 Hunter Haight Barrie (OHL) C/RW 5'10 ½ 173 63 22 41 48 Matyas Sapovaliv Saginaw (OHL) C 6'3 178 68 18 52 49 Filip Bystedt Linköping (SWE J-20) C 6'2 ½ 187 40 16 49 50 Nathan Gaucher Quebec (QMJHL) C/RW 6'3 208 66 31 57 51 Dylan James Sioux City (USHL) LW 6'0 ¼ 181 62 28 61 52 Filip Mesar Poprad (SVK) RW 5'10 167 37 8 16 53 Ludwig Persson Frolunda (SWE J-20) LW 6'0 178 41 25 61 54 Tyler Brennan Prince George (WHL) G 6'4 180 39 3.58 .899 55 Jordan Gustafson Seattle (WHL) C/LW 5'10 ½ 178 58 23 52 56 Ryan Chesley USA U-18 (USHL) D 6'0 ¼ 187 59 12 29 57 Jani Nyman Ilves (SM Liiga Jr.) RW 6'2 ¾ 212 34 18 35 58 Nick Moldenhauer Chicago (USHL) RW 5'10 170 41 18 43 59 Michael Buchinger Guelph (OHL) D 5'11 ¾ 178 63 5 44 60 Aleksanteri Kaskimaki HIFK (SM Liiga Jr.) C 5'11 ½ 181 31 19 40 61 Arseni Koromyslov St. Petersburg (MHL) D 6'3 180 42 4 19 62 Mats Lindgren Kamloops (WHL) D 5'10 ¾ 173 68 5 44 63 Michael Fisher St. Mark's (USHS) D 6'2 193 28 13 50 64 Lian Bichsel Leksands (SHL) D 6'5 216 29 1 3 65 Kasper Kulonummi Jokerit (SM Liiga Jr.) D 5'11 ½ 178 40 3 29 66 Bryce McConnell-Barker Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) C 6'1 187 68 23 49 67 Angus Booth Shawinigan (QMJHL) D 6'0 ¼ 177 42 1 23 68 Maverick Lamoreux Drummondville (QMJHL) D 6'6 ¾ 196 54 4 24 69 Jack Hughes Northeastern (NCAA) C 5'11 165 38 7 16 70 Adam Ingram Youngtown (USHL) C 6'2 ¼ 165 54 26 55 71 Brennan Ali Avon (USHS) C 6'0 ¼ 193 27 15 34 72 Alexander Suzdalev HV 71 (SWE J-20) LW 6'2 172 45 15 51 73 Tucker Robertson Peterborough (OHL) C 5'10 ½ 190 68 41 81 74 Artyom Duda Moskva (MHL) D 6'1 180 52 14 41 75 Topias Leinonen JYP (SM Liiga Jr.) G 6'4 ¼ 214 21 2.28 .916 76 Reid Dyck Swift Current (WHL) G 6'3 ¼ 190 23 4.26 .884 77 Kyle Jackson North Bay (OHL) C 6'2 191 45 30 62 78 Brandon Lisowsky Saskatoon (WHL) C/LW 5'8 ¼ 171 68 33 58 79 Lucas Edmonds Kingston (OHL) RW 5'11 185 68 34 113 80 Jake Karabela Guelph (OHL) C/LW 5'10 ½ 165 68 12 45 81 Paul Ludwinski Kingston (OHL) LW 5'11 172 67 16 43 82 Daniil Ivanov Moskva (MHL) D 6'4 209 47 9 30 83 Simon Forsmark Orebro (SWE J-20) D 6'2 191 39 0 3 84 Quinn Finley Madison (USHL) LW 5'11 ½ 168 39 12 29 85 Topi Ronni Tappara (SM Liiga Jr.) C 6'1 ½ 179 30 11 29 86 Logan Morrison Hamilton (OHL) C 5'11 ¼ 179 60 34 100 87 Cameron Lund Green Bay (USHL) C 6'1 ¾ 185 62 25 50 88 Matthew Poitras Guelph (OHL) C 5'11 173 68 21 50 89 Kirill Kudryavtsev S.S. Marie (OHL) D 5'11 ½ 200 68 5 39 90 Cruz Lucius USA U-18 (USHL) RW 6'0 177 23 9 17 91 Matt Seminoff Kamloops (WHL) RW 5'10 ¾ 180 64 26 57 92 Josh Filmon Swift Current (WHL) LW/C 6'1 ¾ 158 67 23 45 93 Kocha Delic Sudbury (OHL) LW/C 5'10 184 65 17 46 94 Fraser Minten Kamloops (WHL) C 6'1 185 67 20 55 95 Mathew Ward Swift Current (WHL) C 5'7 ½ 156 64 22 57 96 Ivan Zhigalov Sherbrooke (QMJHL) G 6'3 165 42 2.84 .892 Edited May 10, 2022 by Warhippy 2 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bure_Pavel Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 33 minutes ago, Warhippy said: Button dropped his list today. Very interesting. he has Lameroux in the very early 3rd. That's a player I have had my eyes on for a long time. He also has Savoie right near us and I'd absolutely be taking him as BPA if he was in fact there at 15 https://www.tsn.ca/shane-wright-nhl-draft-lottery-ranking-1.1797605 Wright finished the 2021-22 regular season with 32 goals and 94 points in 63 games, but Button said there’s a lot more than offence to his game, comparing the Frontenacs captain to current Boston Bruin Patrice Bergeron. “I continuously come back to Shane Wright as the clear-cut guy because I just see such a thoroughness in his play,” said Button. “There’s not a situation in the game that I wouldn’t throw Shane Wright into and not feel confident that he can excel. And that’s Bergeron.” Remaining at No. 2 is centre Logan Cooley from USA Hockey National Team Development Program Under-18 team. The University of Minnesota commit had 27 goals and 75 points in 51 games this season and had three goals and 10 points at the U18 championship in a silver-medal effort for the United States. Button has Wright and Cooley as the best centres in the draft. “They’re really good centremen but very different,” said Button. “And when I do the comparables, Bergeron and Sebastian Aho, I think that’s how Logan plays the game, more like Sebastian Aho. Shane Wright plays it like Bergeron.” Next up on Craig’s List is a pair of SM Liiga wingers in Joakim Kemell (No. 3) followed by Juraj Slafkovsky at No. 4. Kemell had 12 goals and 18 points in 16 games to start the season, but a shoulder injury in November and cold streak in the second half of the season had him end the year with 15 goals and 23 points in 39 games. At the U18s, he had six goals and eight points in five games as Finland won bronze. “I think Kemell has a more dynamic offensive upside,” said Button. “He’s dynamic, he’s fast. When I compare him to Filip Forsberg, he’s got that hunger, that drive offensively to score, make plays.” Slafkovsky had five goals and 10 points in 31 games with TPS this season, but his shining moment came at the 2022 Winter Olympics. He had seven goals in seven games in Beijing, leading Slovakia to a bronze medal and took home MVP honours. Button compares Slafkovsky to Winnipeg Jets forward Pierre-Luc Dubois. “Big, weighty, hard players to play against, but not elite offensive players. That’s the separator for me with Kemell and Slafkovsky,” said Button. At No. 5 and 6 are the top two defencemen in the draft in Simon Nemec and David Jiricek. Nemec had one goal and 26 points in 39 games in the Slovak league this season and won bronze at the Olympics with Slovakia. Jiricek had five goals and 11 points in 29 games in the Czech league this season but has not played since January due to a knee injury suffered at the World Juniors. “Two very different types of defencemen,” said Button. “You’re looking at abilities and types of players, I gotta put a number beside one or the other and they could easily be switched. “I compare Jiricek to [Detroit Red Wings rookie] Mo Seider and Simon Nemec to [New York Islanders defenceman] Noah Dobson, who had 51 points. Both difference makers in their own right, and I think that’s a good distinction.” A player who has had a meteoric rise up the list is Czech left wing Jiri Kulich, who is fresh off an MVP winning performance at the U18s where he had nine goals and 11 points as Czechia’s captain. He jumps from No. 32 on the January edition of Craig’s List to No. 14. “The bottom line is I hadn’t seen him enough and I like him a lot,” said Button of Kulich's rise. “I compared him to [Winnipeg Jets forward] Kyle Connor and [Pittsburgh Penguins’] Jake Guentzel. He’s fast, he’s quick, he’s competitive. He’s a playmaker, he can score. He’s got a lot of really, really good elements in his game.” While USNTDP centre Frank Nazar has dropped on Craig’s List from No. 13 at midterm to No. 24, Button sees a fascinating player who can be an impactful player in the NHL. “I think if Frankie’s going to be a really good two-way player, he’ll be more like Bergeron,” said Button. “I think if he’s going to be an offensive player, he can be more like [Brayden] Point. “I think he’s got a really good understanding of his game and I love that about him. He’s another guy that I prefer on the wing if he’s going to be an offensive guy. But if he’s going to be a two-way player, I have no problem with him in the middle of the ice. I think he’s a fascinating player because he has such a range of abilities.” Nazar had 28 goals and 70 points in 56 games with the USNTDP this season and had three goals and nine points in six games for the Americans at the U18s. Russian winger Ivan Miroshnichenko comes in at No. 15 despite his current battle with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. He is currently receiving medical treatment in Germany. When projecting his abilities as a talented goal-scorer, Button still has him as a top-15 player in the draft. CRAIG'S LIST - MAY 10 RK PLAYER TEAM POS HT WT GP G P 1 Shane Wright Kingston (OHL) C 6'0 185 63 32 94 2 Logan Cooley USA U-18 (USHL) C 5'10 174 51 27 75 3 Joakim Kemell JYP (SM Liiga) RW 5'11 ¾ 171 39 15 23 4 Juraj Slafkovsky TPS (SM Liiga Jr.) LW/C 6'3 ½ 218 31 5 10 5 Simon Nemec Nitra (SVK) D 6'0 190 39 1 26 6 David Jiricek Plzen (CZE) D 6'3 189 29 5 11 7 Cutter Gauthier USA U-18 (USHL) LW/C 6'2 189 54 34 65 8 Jimmy Snuggerud USA U-18 (USHL) RW 6'1 ¼ 186 59 24 63 9 Jonathan Lakkerimaki Djurgardens (SWE J-20) RW 5'10 ½ 165 26 20 35 10 Pavel Mintyukov Saginaw (OHL) D 6'1 ½ 192 67 17 62 11 Danila Yurov Magnitogorsk (KHL) RW 6'1 178 23 13 36 12 Kevin Korchinski Seattle (WHL) D 6'1 ¼ 185 67 4 65 13 Owen Pickering Swift Current D 6'3 ½ 179 62 9 33 14 Jiří Kulich Karlovy (CZE) C 5'11 ½ 172 49 9 14 15 Ivan Miroshnichenko Omsk (VHL) LW 6'1 185 31 10 16 16 Alexander Perevalov Yaroslavl (MHL) LW 6'0 191 42 25 50 17 Matt Savoie Winnipeg (WHL) C 5'9 179 65 35 90 18 Jagger Firkus Moose Jaw (WHL) RW 5'10 153 66 36 80 19 David Goyette Sudbury (OHL) C 5'10 ½ 172 66 33 73 20 Liam Öhgren Djurgardens (SWE J-20) LW 6'0 187 30 33 58 21 Reid Schaefer Seattle (WHL) LW 6'3 215 66 32 58 22 Denton Mateychuk Moose Jaw (WHL) D 5'11 188 65 13 64 23 Isaac Howard USA U-18 (USHL) LW 5'9 ¾ 182 60 33 82 24 Frank Nazar USA U-18 (USHL) C 5'9 ¾ 175 56 28 70 25 Calle Odelius Djurgardens (SWE J-20) D 5'11 ¼ 185 43 7 30 26 Mattias Havelid Linkoping (SWE J-20) D 5'9 165 29 10 19 27 Marco Kasper Rögle (SHL) C 6'1 183 46 7 11 28 Luca Del Bel Belluz Mississauga (OHL) C 6'0 ½ 178 68 30 76 29 Rutger McGroarty USA U-18 (USHL) C/LW 6'0 ¾ 203 54 35 69 30 Tristan Luneau Gatineau (QMJHL) D 6'1 ½ 175 63 12 43 31 Conor Geekie Winnipeg (WHL) C 6'3 193 63 24 70 32 Ty Nelson North Bay (OHL) D 5'9 ½ 195 66 9 51 33 Gleb Trikozov Omsk (MHL) RW 6'1 185 35 23 45 34 Julian Lutz München (DEL) LW 6'1 ¾ 185 14 1 3 35 Brad Lambert JYP (SM Liiga) RW 6'0 ½ 175 49 4 10 36 Christian Kyrou Erie (OHL) D 5'10 ¼ 182 68 18 60 37 Noah Warren Gatineau (QMJHL) D 6'4 ¾ 214 62 5 24 38 Sam Rinzel Chaska High (USHS) D 6'4 ¼ 177 27 9 38 39 Lane Hutson USA U-18 (USHL) D 5'8 148 60 10 63 40 Seamus Casey USA U-18 (USHL) D 5'9 ¾ 162 48 10 33 41 Noah Östlund Djurgarden (SWE J-20) C 5'11 163 32 9 42 42 Rieger Lorenz Okotoks (AJHL) LW 6'1 ½ 184 60 38 85 43 Elias Salomonsson Skellefteå (SWE J-20) D 6'0 172 35 11 22 44 Tomas Hamara Tappara (SM Liiga Jr.) D 6'0 185 32 6 25 45 Danny Zhilkin Guelph (OHL) C/LW 6'0 ½ 183 66 23 55 46 Owen Beck Mississauga (OHL) C 5'11 190 68 21 51 47 Hunter Haight Barrie (OHL) C/RW 5'10 ½ 173 63 22 41 48 Matyas Sapovaliv Saginaw (OHL) C 6'3 178 68 18 52 49 Filip Bystedt Linköping (SWE J-20) C 6'2 ½ 187 40 16 49 50 Nathan Gaucher Quebec (QMJHL) C/RW 6'3 208 66 31 57 51 Dylan James Sioux City (USHL) LW 6'0 ¼ 181 62 28 61 52 Filip Mesar Poprad (SVK) RW 5'10 167 37 8 16 53 Ludwig Persson Frolunda (SWE J-20) LW 6'0 178 41 25 61 54 Tyler Brennan Prince George (WHL) G 6'4 180 39 3.58 .899 55 Jordan Gustafson Seattle (WHL) C/LW 5'10 ½ 178 58 23 52 56 Ryan Chesley USA U-18 (USHL) D 6'0 ¼ 187 59 12 29 57 Jani Nyman Ilves (SM Liiga Jr.) RW 6'2 ¾ 212 34 18 35 58 Nick Moldenhauer Chicago (USHL) RW 5'10 170 41 18 43 59 Michael Buchinger Guelph (OHL) D 5'11 ¾ 178 63 5 44 60 Aleksanteri Kaskimaki HIFK (SM Liiga Jr.) C 5'11 ½ 181 31 19 40 61 Arseni Koromyslov St. Petersburg (MHL) D 6'3 180 42 4 19 62 Mats Lindgren Kamloops (WHL) D 5'10 ¾ 173 68 5 44 63 Michael Fisher St. Mark's (USHS) D 6'2 193 28 13 50 64 Lian Bichsel Leksands (SHL) D 6'5 216 29 1 3 65 Kasper Kulonummi Jokerit (SM Liiga Jr.) D 5'11 ½ 178 40 3 29 66 Bryce McConnell-Barker Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) C 6'1 187 68 23 49 67 Angus Booth Shawinigan (QMJHL) D 6'0 ¼ 177 42 1 23 68 Maverick Lamoreux Drummondville (QMJHL) D 6'6 ¾ 196 54 4 24 69 Jack Hughes Northeastern (NCAA) C 5'11 165 38 7 16 70 Adam Ingram Youngtown (USHL) C 6'2 ¼ 165 54 26 55 71 Brennan Ali Avon (USHS) C 6'0 ¼ 193 27 15 34 72 Alexander Suzdalev HV 71 (SWE J-20) LW 6'2 172 45 15 51 73 Tucker Robertson Peterborough (OHL) C 5'10 ½ 190 68 41 81 74 Artyom Duda Moskva (MHL) D 6'1 180 52 14 41 75 Topias Leinonen JYP (SM Liiga Jr.) G 6'4 ¼ 214 21 2.28 .916 76 Reid Dyck Swift Current (WHL) G 6'3 ¼ 190 23 4.26 .884 77 Kyle Jackson North Bay (OHL) C 6'2 191 45 30 62 78 Brandon Lisowsky Saskatoon (WHL) C/LW 5'8 ¼ 171 68 33 58 79 Lucas Edmonds Kingston (OHL) RW 5'11 185 68 34 113 80 Jake Karabela Guelph (OHL) C/LW 5'10 ½ 165 68 12 45 81 Paul Ludwinski Kingston (OHL) LW 5'11 172 67 16 43 82 Daniil Ivanov Moskva (MHL) D 6'4 209 47 9 30 83 Simon Forsmark Orebro (SWE J-20) D 6'2 191 39 0 3 84 Quinn Finley Madison (USHL) LW 5'11 ½ 168 39 12 29 85 Topi Ronni Tappara (SM Liiga Jr.) C 6'1 ½ 179 30 11 29 86 Logan Morrison Hamilton (OHL) C 5'11 ¼ 179 60 34 100 87 Cameron Lund Green Bay (USHL) C 6'1 ¾ 185 62 25 50 88 Matthew Poitras Guelph (OHL) C 5'11 173 68 21 50 89 Kirill Kudryavtsev S.S. Marie (OHL) D 5'11 ½ 200 68 5 39 90 Cruz Lucius USA U-18 (USHL) RW 6'0 177 23 9 17 91 Matt Seminoff Kamloops (WHL) RW 5'10 ¾ 180 64 26 57 92 Josh Filmon Swift Current (WHL) LW/C 6'1 ¾ 158 67 23 45 93 Kocha Delic Sudbury (OHL) LW/C 5'10 184 65 17 46 94 Fraser Minten Kamloops (WHL) C 6'1 185 67 20 55 95 Mathew Ward Swift Current (WHL) C 5'7 ½ 156 64 22 57 96 Ivan Zhigalov Sherbrooke (QMJHL) G 6'3 165 42 2.84 .892 Based on this ranking if things went down exactly like this I would take Matt Savoie in the first and Simon Forsmark in the 3rd. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RetroCanuck Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 Savoie and then Lamoureux or Fisher in the third round if they're there. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Warhippy Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 13 minutes ago, RetroCanuck said: Savoie and then Lamoureux or Fisher in the third round if they're there. If Lamoureux is there I wanna see JR/Allvin running to the podium 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post S N Y P E R S 7 Posted May 10, 2022 Popular Post Share Posted May 10, 2022 Whoa... my rankings look pretty different from a lot of other scouts this year. I have McGroarty in my top ten. 3 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
S N Y P E R S 7 Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 I think McGroarty will definitely be one to watch. Hockey sense is off the charts, and his dedication to improvement makes him super coachable. Skilled versatile two-way power forward. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bure_Pavel Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 6 minutes ago, S N Y P E R S 7 said: Whoa... my rankings look pretty different from a lot of other scouts this year. I have McGroarty in my top ten. Im glad someone else does too, I was starting to think I was missing something seeing him ranked in the late 20's so much. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DeNiro Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 So who are we taking 5th overall? 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nucker 67 Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 Huge Draft Lottery actually Could be the difference between: #5 - RDs, Nemec or Jiricek #15 - LDs Mintyukov, Pickering or Korchinski 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Warhippy Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 20 minutes ago, DeNiro said: So who are we taking 5th overall? If we win for #5 I'd consider trading with Buffalo for #9 and #16 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bure_Pavel Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 (edited) 7 minutes ago, NUCKER67 said: Huge Draft Lottery actually Could be the difference between: #5 - RDs, Nemec or Jiricek #15 - LDs Mintyukov, Pickering or Korchinski I wouldn't get too excited, our odds are 1.1/100 and im not sure Bettman even puts our ball in there. Edited May 10, 2022 by Bure_Pavel 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nergish Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 Just now, Bure_Pavel said: I wouldn't get too excited, our odds are 1/200 and im not sure Bettman even puts our ball in there. Dunno, man. I got a good feeling today! I think we're moving up this year I want Jiricek so bad! He's the Cernak, Carlo type we've been looking for, but he appears to have even more offensive upside. Could be a leaner, more agile Alex Pietrangelo. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bure_Pavel Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 1 minute ago, nergish said: Dunno, man. I got a good feeling today! I think we're moving up this year I want Jiricek so bad! He's the Cernak, Carlo type we've been looking for, but he appears to have even more offensive upside. Could be a leaner, more agile Alex Pietrangelo. I agree, Jiricek would be a perfect fit on our right side. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nucker 67 Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 1 minute ago, Bure_Pavel said: I wouldn't get too excited, our odds are 1/200 and im not sure Bettman even puts our ball in there. True, Bettman's drycleaner will probably find the Canucks ball inside his jacket pocket What if VAN took a bit of a chance on RD, Ryan Chesley? I noticed he's dropped a bit over the last several months, not sure why. Skating? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bure_Pavel Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 18 minutes ago, NUCKER67 said: True, Bettman's drycleaner will probably find the Canucks ball inside his jacket pocket What if VAN took a bit of a chance on RD, Ryan Chesley? I noticed he's dropped a bit over the last several months, not sure why. Skating? Im still on the fence with Chesley and if his offensive upside is high enough to take at 15, but if we do reach for a RD Chesley and Luneau are my top choices. Definitely could get excited about those picks due to the value of Top 4 RDs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ilya Mikheyev Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 (edited) If Canucks land at 15th would you trade down to the late 20s for an additional pick? There's a few RHD that seem to be regularly ranked from 20-35, for example: Ty Nelson, Tristan Luneau, Ryan Chesley, Seamus Casey & Elias Salomonsson. If they land higher somehow, diff story of course. Edited May 10, 2022 by Teemu Selänne Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Warhippy Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 1 minute ago, Teemu Selänne said: If Canucks land at 15th would you trade down to the late 20s for an additional pick? There's a few RHD that seem to be regularly ranked from 20-35, for example: Ty Nelson, Tristan Luneau, Ryan Chesley, Seamus Casey & Elias Salomonsson. If they land higher somehow, diff story of course. Yes. As stated I'd trade 15 to the coyotes for their lasted 2 first round picks and first 2nd round pick. Miroschnichenko Lamoureux Any faller Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BPA Posted May 10, 2022 Share Posted May 10, 2022 Canucks get the #15 pick Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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