Prospect Info: Felix Nilsson - C | 43rd Overall | 2023 Draft

[LastWordArmy]

Nilsson was ranked in the third round on our board. He's included in this list of prospects.

2023 NHL Draft Scouting Reports: Prospects 71-80

With the 2023 NHL Draft right around the corner, it's time to round out the top-80 prospects on LWOH's group big board!

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[Porter Stoutheart]

Some links and reports...

Felix Nilsson - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Felix Nilsson, 2005-06-22 Stockholm, SWE Sweden. Most recently in the undefined with undefined. Complete player biography and stats.

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2023 NHL Draft prospect profile: Undervalued Felix Nilsson could go early in the second round

A lot of players have flown up the rankings this season, but not many have had the same rise as Rögle's Felix Nilsson. McKeens' Brock Otten pointed Nilsson out after the 2022 World Junior A Challenge…

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Felix Nilsson - 2023 NHL Draft Prospect Profile - The Hockey Writers NHL Entry Draft Latest News, Analysis & More

Felix Nilsson is another interesting Swedish prospect in the upcoming 2023 NHL Draft. Find out more about him in his profile.

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Sweden Stock Watch: Felix Nilsson a silent riser in the 2023 NHL Draft

This month's Sweden Stock Watch zeroes in on Felix Nilsson, Alex Čiernik, Oscar Fisker Mølgaard, Noah Östlund, Liam Öhgren, Kalle Carlsson, and Otto Stenberg.

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2023 NHL Draft Profile: Felix Nilsson | PPP Leafs

Looking at the potential hidden gem that is Felix Nilsson, and his stellar metrics in Sweden's junior league this season. He would make an ideal late round pick for Toronto.

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[Porter Stoutheart]

I was a little surprised they moved up that early to get him. Obviously they had to know that teams ahead of them were definitely planning to take him (Chicago and Buffalo). Otherwise you wouldn't trade up just 3 spots. But at that place in the draft, with a lot of "name recognition" for some of the other players who were still available, it was a surprising move to me... they must really like him and must have had him ranked a good bit higher, possibly even at the end of the 1st?

Which I find intriguing, because so far I haven't quite found a report yet where I can really see what his main selling point is, aside from being a smart-ish 2-way CENTER. He's not notably big, no special skill set noted in skating or anything, just an "all-round" kind of player? Sounds a bit like Svechkov's projection, albeit at a 2nd round level instead of a 1st like Svechkov. So it would be interesting to hear if anybody has some good leads on what made Nilsson so appealing, because so far I haven't read what it is that would make him fit into Trotz's stated draft strategy (whereas most of our other picks do in one way or another seem to have some selling trait in some area that makes them stand out at least within their draft tier).

 

[Kat Predator]

Good all-around forward with a high hockey IQ. Sounds good. Stick him in the oven and see what happens...

 

[theslatcher]

His first international U20 game and his first goal to go along with it.

 

[PredsV82]

His first international U20 game and his first goal to go along with it.

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