2011 NHL Draft Top-150 [UPDATED - post #261]

Mathletic

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Made it to the Sea Dogs game, here is some analysis I got:

Jonathan Huberdeau: The most skilled player outside of S.C in the Q. Putting up great stats in his 17 year old season. Vision is unbelievable and will make a great playmaking forward for a team. I can really see him going top 10.

Stats:28GP, 20G, 24A, 44Pts, +35, 43PIM, 5 PPG, 2 SHG, 43% Faceoffs

Nathan Beaulieu: The improvement he has made from when he came in the league is mind boggling. Of course that happens, but I would have never thought he would turn into this kind of player. Good on both sides of the puck, good shot, likes to get into it a little bit, can rush it as well. If he keeps it up Id say top 20-25.

Stats: 28GP, 5G, 13A, 18Pts, +17, 27PIM, 2PPG

Tomas Jurco: Has been a bit down lately, not finding the net as much as he was, but he is getting the chances. His moves and effort is always there, and for a Euro he plays in you face hockey which is nice to see. Id say if one player has fallen a bit in stock it is him, but he could turn it around just seems snake bitten.

Stats: 28GP, 15G, 14A, 29Pts, +22, 8PIM, 4 PPG,

Zack Phillips: Ever since the Central Report came out and he was 11th in the Q he has played unreal. Really lit a fire under his ass and he has gone on a scoring binge. Won CHL player of the week for last week and in two games this week he has 8 points in 2 games. Plays on a line with Huberdeau and Jurco. What Ive liked lately is his defensive effort and the swagger he has. Gets in peoples faces and mixes it up. If he got some more size he could be a damn good power forward.

Stats: 28GP, 20G, 21A, 41Pts, +23, 8 PIM, 8PPG, 1SHG, 43% Faceoff %

Scott Oke and Ryan Tesink: Both first year players who have impressed. Playing on a stacked team but do what is asked of them and instead of going for the goals they focus on defensive hockey which is probably what has impressed the scouts. They could make a nice late round pick, and turn out to be stellar when they get more ice time.



Those are the players that I feel have a chance to go with the first four all going top 2 rounds. The great thing for the Sea Dogs is they will all be back for at least one year, and Huberdeau for two as he is only 17.

On a player who has already been drafted, Simon Despres is just unreal. Best D man in the Q imo. Great Size, Great mobility, Great defensive and offensive play. So smart and calm. Only thing that sticks out that he needs help with is his shot. Would like to see it harder since he is such a big kid.

If you have any questions or want info on any of their players just post, I check in here quite a bit.

good stuff

I've been riding the Huberdeau bandwagon for some time, I too very strongly feel like he's a top 10 talent

really nice to follow St. John this year and all their prospects
 

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Huberdeau has great Nunbers. What are his flaws that he is not even in the Top 30 at ISS for example?
 

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Are there any opinions out there on Olivier Roy's backup in Bathurst, Robert Steeves?

Roy: 10-9-0, .903, 3.05, 1SO
Steeves: 5-0-0, .948, 1.62, 1SO

Could he be a late round gamble? Small for a goaltender and limited viewing, but he's likely to play more when Roy is off to camp.
 

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Id say its more a flaw against ISS then Huberdeau. I can really give no reasoning why he wouldn't be in the top 15 let alone top 30.
 

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Id say its more a flaw against ISS then Huberdeau. I can really give no reasoning why he wouldn't be in the top 15 let alone top 30.

You are following the Sea Dogs games? If yes please tel a littlbe about Huberdeau. What about his defensive game, how is he physically? Hee seems to be pretty thin. What are his strenghts, flaws etc
 

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You are following the Sea Dogs games? If yes please tel a littlbe about Huberdeau. What about his defensive game, how is he physically? Hee seems to be pretty thin. What are his strenghts, flaws etc

While he will never be a shut down forward, he is not close to being a liability. He back checks hard and makes smart plays to move the puck out. Having a coach like Gerard Gallant really helps all of these guys out as he demands they play the puck on both sides of the ice.

He likes to brush it up sometimes and doesn't back down. Hes about 6'2 so while he may be a bit thin now, he is only 17 and has a lot of filling out left to do. It hasn't been a problem this year, and wasn't really last year. Very project able frame.

Strengths would be his vision on the ice and play making ability. He just make great play after great play. Marc Savard type passing. He can score too, but in the future he strength will be in play making.

Flaws would be bulking up which can be done in time, maybe gets a little hot headed and takes a bad penalty from time to time. Last night he did that. Work on his face off %, a lot of minor things that come with maturity, no big flaw that should scare anyone away from him.
 

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While he will never be a shut down forward, he is not close to being a liability. He back checks hard and makes smart plays to move the puck out. Having a coach like Gerard Gallant really helps all of these guys out as he demands they play the puck on both sides of the ice.

He likes to brush it up sometimes and doesn't back down. Hes about 6'2 so while he may be a bit thin now, he is only 17 and has a lot of filling out left to do. It hasn't been a problem this year, and wasn't really last year. Very project able frame.

Strengths would be his vision on the ice and play making ability. He just make great play after great play. Marc Savard type passing. He can score too, but in the future he strength will be in play making.

Flaws would be bulking up which can be done in time, maybe gets a little hot headed and takes a bad penalty from time to time. Last night he did that. Work on his face off %, a lot of minor things that come with maturity, no big flaw that should scare anyone away from him.

Thanks for the info. Interestign prospect for sure. I expect him somewhere in the 10-10 at the moment, as there are also not that many good Centers in this draft year.
 

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Myles Bell and Xavier Ouellet are good puck moving guys, not sure if they fit as PP QB though

Ouellet is a great passer and works on his shot. Lately he's been taking more shots to the net and it's getting stronger. He has a great vision for passing tho. When you think about it Markov in NHL doesn't have a great shot but is a PP QB.

I think Ouellet will be able to end up 1st round...probably a late one, around 20s. His constancy is great and he can play both PP and PK.
 

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Over the past week I've had a chance to watch Xavier Ouellet, Jonathan Huberdeau, Nathan Beaulieu, Tomas Jurco and Zack Phillips all play live. Here are some of the things I noticed:

Xavier Ouellet: He's practically relied on as Montréal's number one defensemen, which is saying something with a guy like Charlies-Olivier Roussel on the team. The thing that really stands out about Xavier's game is his skating. It is top notch and the foundation to his game. This is obviously something that's very important in the NHL. He seems to play smart in his own end and makes sure he's always back in time to limit odd man opportunities. His board work was decent and he seemed to be able to make very quick decisions when he got the puck. His passing seemed to be adequate to accompany his awareness. In terms of offense, he seems like he has a ways to go before he is truly effective in both ends of the ice. But that's not necessarily a bad thing. It looks like he has loads of potential and might end up turning into a mighty fine NHL defensemen one day. He looks eager out there and wants to succeed as a hockey player. I think he's worthy of a late first round pick. He might be a steal if he slips into the second round.

Jonathan Huberdeau: Don't get me wrong, he's a great player, but some people have him as high as a top ten pick in this year's draft. I don't see him being quite at that caliber, but somewhere between 10-15 seems appropriate. He's a very heads up player, strong on the puck, and knows his way around the ice. He can set people up with his quick passing and decision making, but can also find the areas of the ice to score goals. His ability to battle for pucks and work through high traffic areas makes him very effective. He really does look like the real deal and I can see him being quite the NHL player some day.

Nathan Beaulieu: I find him to be a more complete defensemen than Xavier Oullet at this point, but I think Oullet has a higher ceiling. But Beaulieu is not a player that should be passed up on. He plays strong in his own end, while having the ability to play good offensive hockey. He's used in both penalty kill and power play situations, so you can sense that he's a dynamic defensemen. Defensively, he does a good job of controlling the room an oncoming forward has and battles really well down low. Offensively, he distributes the puck well and seems to have a decent shot to boot. Like I mentioned, I think he's a better defensemen right now than Oullet. But I'd prefer to draft Oullet because of the potential he has. Still, I think you can see Beaulieu as a late first or early second round pick.

Zack Phillips: I didn't really like what I saw from Phillips, but it can be hard to tell from one game. Doesn't seem to be as strong up the middle as I thought he would be and seemed to be fairly below the skill level of his linemate Huberdeau. Most people have him pegged as a mid second rounder and I guess comparing him to his three teammates, this seems reasonable. But as I mentioned, a one game look can be deceiving.

Tomas Jurco: The stories and YouTube videos are true, this kid has amazing hands. An absolute threat out there whenever he has the puck. I really liked what I saw from him. He can work his way through anything and can shoot in tight. His skill was just overflowing in the game. He seems fairly strong on the puck too, which is obviously important for someone that plays his style of game. He didn't seem to be too bad in his own end either. If he can score consistently and play strong against NHL players, he could end up being quite the forward in the NHL someday. But this might also be a reason why scouts could be a little scared of him. Will he be able to play the same type of game against NHL skilled defensemen? He's got that typical high scoring European type swagger to his game. I peg him as a mid first round pick.

If you have any questions or want to refute something I said, go ahead. These were all from one game viewings and obviously it's a bit difficult trying to study four players on Saint John, especially when upwards of three could be out on the ice at any time. I know that there are fans here from Montréal and Saint John that get to see these players play all the time, but I just wanted to throw in my two cents.
 

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WHL:
# P. Name DOB H. lbs. L/R Team Nat League GP G A Pts GPI GAA Pct
1 F Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 12-APR-93 6'0 160 L Red Deer Rebels CAN WHL 67 24 41 65
2 D David Musil 09-APR-93 6'3 191 L Vancouver Giants CZE WHL 71 7 25 32
3 F Shane McColgan 01-JAN-93 5'11 170 R Kelowna Rockets USA WHL 71 25 44 69
4 D Duncan Siemens 11-SEP-93 6'3 192 L Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 57 3 17 20
5 F Michael St. Croix 10-APR-93 5'11 163 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 66 18 28 46
6 F Ty Rattie 05-FEB-93 6'0 167 R Portland Winter Hawks CAN WHL 61 17 20 37
7 D Reece Scarlett 31-MAR-93 6'0 155 R Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 65 1 9 10
8 D Jesse Forsberg 13-AUG-93 6'0 194 L Prince George Cougars CAN WHL 51 1 15 16
9 F Adam Lowry 29-MAR-93 6'2 163 L Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 61 15 19 34
10 D Mitch Topping 19-FEB-93 6'2 179 R Chilliwack Bruins CAN WHL 60 4 9 13
11 F Colin Jacobs 20-JAN-93 6'2 190 R Seattle Thunderbirds USA WHL 72 13 13 26
12 D Joe Morrow 09-DEC-92 6'0 197 L Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 63 7 24 31
13 D Myles Bell 13-AUG-93 6'0 202 R Regina Pats CAN WHL 61 4 14 18
14 F Mark McNeill 22-FEB-93 6'2 190 L Prince Albert Raiders CAN WHL 68 9 15 24
15 F Colin Smith 20-JUN-93 5'10 157 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 48 5 21 26
16 D Tyler Hansen 17-MAR-93 6'3 185 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 48 1 7 8
17 F Brent Benson 13-APR-93 5'11 178 L Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 64 8 10 18
18 D Graeme Craig 03-MAY-93 6'4 215 L Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 61 0 8 8
19 GK Dawson Guhle 15-OCT-92 6'0 168 L Regina Bats CAN WHL - - - - 29 3.70 0.884
20 D Zach Hodder 16-JUL-93 5'11 180 L Vancouver Giants CAN WHL 25 2 6 8
21 D Reid Jackson 18-JAN-93 6'2 175 L Lethbridge Hurricanes CAN WHL 50 4 3 7
22 D Keegan Lowe 29-MAR-93 6'0 168 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 69 2 12 14
23 F Brady Brassart 15-JUL-93 6'1 180 R Spokane Chiefs CAN WHL 53 9 6 15
24 GK Laurent Brossoit 23-MAR-93 6'2 178 L Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL - - - - 2 2.80 0.944
25 F Kale Kessy 04-DEC-92 6'2 171 L Medicine Hat Tigers CAN WHL 70 11 18 29
26 D Daniel Johnston 17-OCT-92 6'0 192 R Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 61 1 18 19
27 D Tyler Borstmayer 23-FEB-93 6'4 192 L Regina Pats CAN WHL 39 0 0 0
28 F Dominik Uher 31-DEC-92 6'0 175 L Spokane Chiefs CZE WHL 53 4 12 16
29 F Tyler Alos 27-JAN-93 5'11 164 R Seattle Thunderbirds CAN WHL 65 8 9 17
30 D Tyler Wotherspoon 12-MAR-93 6'1 190 L Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 43 1 4 5
31 D Tanner Muth 11-MAR-93 6'1 187 R Seattle Thunderbirds CAN WHL 48 0 5 5
32 F Dylan Willick 19-OCT-92 5'10 183 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 71 12 17 29
33 D Darren Sietz 17-JUL-93 6'1 208 R Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 8 1 1 2
34 D Dylan Busenius 30-JAN-93 5'11 180 L Medicine Hat Tigers CAN WHL 39 0 7 7
35 D Zach Yuen 03-MAR-93 6'0 180 L Tri-City Americans CAN WHL 42 1 3 4
36 F J.C. Lipon 10-JUL-93 5'10 155 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 53 3 10 13
37 F Mitch Holmberg 09-MAR-93 5'10 165 R Spokane Chiefs CAN WHL 52 4 6 10
38 F Klarc Wilson 01-APR-93 5'11 197 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 51 3 12 15
39 D Max Mowat 23-JUN-93 5'10 187 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 1 0 0 0
40 F Wilson Dumais 24-FEB-93 5'10 168 L Prince George Cougars CAN WHL 12 1

#35 Zach Yuen is rising with a breakout 2010-11 season were he is leading a very strong Tri-Cities team in plus minus and has a line of 31 2 14 16 35 13 for the season so far.

He might not end up being a star in the NHL but projects very well as a solid 2way number 3 or 4 Dman IMO.
 

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WHL:
# P. Name DOB H. lbs. L/R Team Nat League GP G A Pts GPI GAA Pct
1 F Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 12-APR-93 6'0 160 L Red Deer Rebels CAN WHL 67 24 41 65
2 D David Musil 09-APR-93 6'3 191 L Vancouver Giants CZE WHL 71 7 25 32
3 F Shane McColgan 01-JAN-93 5'11 170 R Kelowna Rockets USA WHL 71 25 44 69
4 D Duncan Siemens 11-SEP-93 6'3 192 L Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 57 3 17 20
5 F Michael St. Croix 10-APR-93 5'11 163 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 66 18 28 46
6 F Ty Rattie 05-FEB-93 6'0 167 R Portland Winter Hawks CAN WHL 61 17 20 37
7 D Reece Scarlett 31-MAR-93 6'0 155 R Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 65 1 9 10
8 D Jesse Forsberg 13-AUG-93 6'0 194 L Prince George Cougars CAN WHL 51 1 15 16
9 F Adam Lowry 29-MAR-93 6'2 163 L Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 61 15 19 34
10 D Mitch Topping 19-FEB-93 6'2 179 R Chilliwack Bruins CAN WHL 60 4 9 13
11 F Colin Jacobs 20-JAN-93 6'2 190 R Seattle Thunderbirds USA WHL 72 13 13 26
12 D Joe Morrow 09-DEC-92 6'0 197 L Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 63 7 24 31
13 D Myles Bell 13-AUG-93 6'0 202 R Regina Pats CAN WHL 61 4 14 18
14 F Mark McNeill 22-FEB-93 6'2 190 L Prince Albert Raiders CAN WHL 68 9 15 24
15 F Colin Smith 20-JUN-93 5'10 157 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 48 5 21 26
16 D Tyler Hansen 17-MAR-93 6'3 185 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 48 1 7 8
17 F Brent Benson 13-APR-93 5'11 178 L Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 64 8 10 18
18 D Graeme Craig 03-MAY-93 6'4 215 L Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 61 0 8 8
19 GK Dawson Guhle 15-OCT-92 6'0 168 L Regina Bats CAN WHL - - - - 29 3.70 0.884
20 D Zach Hodder 16-JUL-93 5'11 180 L Vancouver Giants CAN WHL 25 2 6 8
21 D Reid Jackson 18-JAN-93 6'2 175 L Lethbridge Hurricanes CAN WHL 50 4 3 7
22 D Keegan Lowe 29-MAR-93 6'0 168 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 69 2 12 14
23 F Brady Brassart 15-JUL-93 6'1 180 R Spokane Chiefs CAN WHL 53 9 6 15
24 GK Laurent Brossoit 23-MAR-93 6'2 178 L Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL - - - - 2 2.80 0.944
25 F Kale Kessy 04-DEC-92 6'2 171 L Medicine Hat Tigers CAN WHL 70 11 18 29
26 D Daniel Johnston 17-OCT-92 6'0 192 R Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 61 1 18 19
27 D Tyler Borstmayer 23-FEB-93 6'4 192 L Regina Pats CAN WHL 39 0 0 0
28 F Dominik Uher 31-DEC-92 6'0 175 L Spokane Chiefs CZE WHL 53 4 12 16
29 F Tyler Alos 27-JAN-93 5'11 164 R Seattle Thunderbirds CAN WHL 65 8 9 17
30 D Tyler Wotherspoon 12-MAR-93 6'1 190 L Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 43 1 4 5
31 D Tanner Muth 11-MAR-93 6'1 187 R Seattle Thunderbirds CAN WHL 48 0 5 5
32 F Dylan Willick 19-OCT-92 5'10 183 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 71 12 17 29
33 D Darren Sietz 17-JUL-93 6'1 208 R Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 8 1 1 2
34 D Dylan Busenius 30-JAN-93 5'11 180 L Medicine Hat Tigers CAN WHL 39 0 7 7
35 D Zach Yuen 03-MAR-93 6'0 180 L Tri-City Americans CAN WHL 42 1 3 4
36 F J.C. Lipon 10-JUL-93 5'10 155 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 53 3 10 13
37 F Mitch Holmberg 09-MAR-93 5'10 165 R Spokane Chiefs CAN WHL 52 4 6 10
38 F Klarc Wilson 01-APR-93 5'11 197 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 51 3 12 15
39 D Max Mowat 23-JUN-93 5'10 187 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 1 0 0 0
40 F Wilson Dumais 24-FEB-93 5'10 168 L Prince George Cougars CAN WHL 12 1

#35 Zach Yuen is rising with a breakout 2010-11 season were he is leading a very strong Tri-Cities team in plus minus and has a line of 31 2 14 16 35 13 for the season so far.

He might not end up being a star in the NHL but projects very well as a solid 2way number 3 or 4 Dman IMO.

Where is this list from? or is it yours?
 

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WHL:
# P. Name DOB H. lbs. L/R Team Nat League GP G A Pts GPI GAA Pct
1 F Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 12-APR-93 6'0 160 L Red Deer Rebels CAN WHL 67 24 41 65
2 D David Musil 09-APR-93 6'3 191 L Vancouver Giants CZE WHL 71 7 25 32
3 F Shane McColgan 01-JAN-93 5'11 170 R Kelowna Rockets USA WHL 71 25 44 69
4 D Duncan Siemens 11-SEP-93 6'3 192 L Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 57 3 17 20
5 F Michael St. Croix 10-APR-93 5'11 163 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 66 18 28 46
6 F Ty Rattie 05-FEB-93 6'0 167 R Portland Winter Hawks CAN WHL 61 17 20 37
7 D Reece Scarlett 31-MAR-93 6'0 155 R Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 65 1 9 10
8 D Jesse Forsberg 13-AUG-93 6'0 194 L Prince George Cougars CAN WHL 51 1 15 16
9 F Adam Lowry 29-MAR-93 6'2 163 L Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 61 15 19 34
10 D Mitch Topping 19-FEB-93 6'2 179 R Chilliwack Bruins CAN WHL 60 4 9 13
11 F Colin Jacobs 20-JAN-93 6'2 190 R Seattle Thunderbirds USA WHL 72 13 13 26
12 D Joe Morrow 09-DEC-92 6'0 197 L Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 63 7 24 31
13 D Myles Bell 13-AUG-93 6'0 202 R Regina Pats CAN WHL 61 4 14 18
14 F Mark McNeill 22-FEB-93 6'2 190 L Prince Albert Raiders CAN WHL 68 9 15 24
15 F Colin Smith 20-JUN-93 5'10 157 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 48 5 21 26
16 D Tyler Hansen 17-MAR-93 6'3 185 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 48 1 7 8
17 F Brent Benson 13-APR-93 5'11 178 L Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 64 8 10 18
18 D Graeme Craig 03-MAY-93 6'4 215 L Swift Current Broncos CAN WHL 61 0 8 8
19 GK Dawson Guhle 15-OCT-92 6'0 168 L Regina Bats CAN WHL - - - - 29 3.70 0.884
20 D Zach Hodder 16-JUL-93 5'11 180 L Vancouver Giants CAN WHL 25 2 6 8
21 D Reid Jackson 18-JAN-93 6'2 175 L Lethbridge Hurricanes CAN WHL 50 4 3 7
22 D Keegan Lowe 29-MAR-93 6'0 168 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 69 2 12 14
23 F Brady Brassart 15-JUL-93 6'1 180 R Spokane Chiefs CAN WHL 53 9 6 15
24 GK Laurent Brossoit 23-MAR-93 6'2 178 L Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL - - - - 2 2.80 0.944
25 F Kale Kessy 04-DEC-92 6'2 171 L Medicine Hat Tigers CAN WHL 70 11 18 29
26 D Daniel Johnston 17-OCT-92 6'0 192 R Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 61 1 18 19
27 D Tyler Borstmayer 23-FEB-93 6'4 192 L Regina Pats CAN WHL 39 0 0 0
28 F Dominik Uher 31-DEC-92 6'0 175 L Spokane Chiefs CZE WHL 53 4 12 16
29 F Tyler Alos 27-JAN-93 5'11 164 R Seattle Thunderbirds CAN WHL 65 8 9 17
30 D Tyler Wotherspoon 12-MAR-93 6'1 190 L Portland Winterhawks CAN WHL 43 1 4 5
31 D Tanner Muth 11-MAR-93 6'1 187 R Seattle Thunderbirds CAN WHL 48 0 5 5
32 F Dylan Willick 19-OCT-92 5'10 183 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 71 12 17 29
33 D Darren Sietz 17-JUL-93 6'1 208 R Saskatoon Blades CAN WHL 8 1 1 2
34 D Dylan Busenius 30-JAN-93 5'11 180 L Medicine Hat Tigers CAN WHL 39 0 7 7
35 D Zach Yuen 03-MAR-93 6'0 180 L Tri-City Americans CAN WHL 42 1 3 4
36 F J.C. Lipon 10-JUL-93 5'10 155 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 53 3 10 13
37 F Mitch Holmberg 09-MAR-93 5'10 165 R Spokane Chiefs CAN WHL 52 4 6 10
38 F Klarc Wilson 01-APR-93 5'11 197 R Edmonton Oil Kings CAN WHL 51 3 12 15
39 D Max Mowat 23-JUN-93 5'10 187 R Kamloops Blazers CAN WHL 1 0 0 0
40 F Wilson Dumais 24-FEB-93 5'10 168 L Prince George Cougars CAN WHL 12 1

#35 Zach Yuen is rising with a breakout 2010-11 season were he is leading a very strong Tri-Cities team in plus minus and has a line of 31 2 14 16 35 13 for the season so far.

He might not end up being a star in the NHL but projects very well as a solid 2way number 3 or 4 Dman IMO.

Ok list. Not the same as I see it, but I can respect your opinion I guess. A few things:

- Where is Bartschi?

- (Dietz, not Sietz)

- Morrow + Bell should DEFINITELY be ahead of Topping at this point IMO.

- McNeill is definitely ahead of a player like Lowry (who I love).

- I agree with St. Croix ahead of Rattie.

- I like Scarlett, and it's good to see him getting some credit, but him ahead of Myles Bell is too much.

- I think Jacobs should be higher.
 

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Ok list. Not the same as I see it, but I can respect your opinion I guess. A few things:

- Where is Bartschi?

- (Dietz, not Sietz)

- Morrow + Bell should DEFINITELY be ahead of Topping at this point IMO.

- McNeill is definitely ahead of a player like Lowry (who I love).

- I agree with St. Croix ahead of Rattie.

- I like Scarlett, and it's good to see him getting some credit, but him ahead of Myles Bell is too much.

- I think Jacobs should be higher.


Does a guy like Jordan DePape have a chance of going as re-entry? He was rated for last year's draft and went through it, but is having a solid statistical year this year with Kamloops.
 

leoleo3535

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Does a guy like Jordan DePape have a chance of going as re-entry? He was rated for last year's draft and went through it, but is having a solid statistical year this year with Kamloops.

Yes he does.

Had a heck of a return from suspension last night with 2 goals, +1, 1st star.

Nice to see.
 

JerseyAV

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I Love the list. On the OMJHL i'm a little suprised that Dylan Capstick of the P.E.I. Rocket isn't on it. I've watched him a few times and have been very impressed with him he's 6'3'' 220 and mobile and has a booming shot. His stat line is fairly impressive also.

DYLAN CAPSTICK G Goals Assist Pts PIM +/-
Shoots R 28 3 10 13 11 +5

3rd best +/- on a .500 hockey club. Just turned 18 on Xmas eve. IF yoy get a chance check him out QMJHL games are only $1.99 on telus
 

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Bartschi looked very good in the Swiss / US game last night. Looked better then most of the highly touted drafted players which says a ton. He may not slip under the radar for long with his rankings.
 

R S

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Bartschi looked very good in the Swiss / US game last night. Looked better then most of the highly touted drafted players which says a ton. He may not slip under the radar for long with his rankings.

I wouldn't say he is under the radar anymore anyways. I still think he is the 2nd best forward prospect in the WHL right now behind RNH, but that's just me.

I think he goes top 15.
 

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I would defenitely place Couturier 1st. Musil, Ambroz, McColgan and Jenner should downer in the list. Landeskog, Huberdeau and Strome should be alot more higher, and I've heard that Joel Armia is the best forward that plays in europe of the draft. Oh and I really like Ty Rattie of the Portland Winterhawks, he's the one that set up Bartcshi and he is the reason wh Bartschi could be a 1st rounder in June's draft.
 

ruski17

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Anybody else disturbed that Clarke is ahead of Oulette among others? Clarke is a goon, why is he rated so high?
 

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