Single most talented prospect for each team

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Pick one prospect (has never played an NHL game) for each team who has the most talent. No other qualities considered, simply the most talented prospect for your team.

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Leafaholix said:
What do you mean?

Like offensive skills? Flashy?

in the same sense that Peter Forsberg and Nick Lidstrom are the best players in the league. I'm simply wondering which single player has the most overall talent, however you define it I guess, on a team by team basis.
 
Anaheim Mighty Ducks: Joffrey Lupul
Atlanta Thrashers: Kari Lehtonen
Boston Bruins: Mark Stuart
Buffalo Sabres: Thomas Vanek
Calgary Flames: Dion Phaenuf
Carolina Hurricanes: Andrew Ladd
Chicago Blackhawks: Tuomo Ruutu
Colorado Avalanche: Wojtek Wolski
Columbus Blue Jackets: Dan Fritsche
Dallas Stars: Shawn Belle
Detroit Red Wings: Jiri Hudler
Edmonton Oilers: Jeff Woywitka
Florida Panthers: Nathan Horton
Los Angeles Kings: Lauri Tukonen
Minnesota Wild: A.J. Thelen
Montreal Canadiens: Andrei Kastsitsyn
Nashville Predators: Ryan Suter
New Jersey Devils: Zack parise
New York Rangers: Lauri Korpikoski
New York Islanders: Sean Bergenheim
Ottawa Senators: Andrej Meszaros
Philadelphia Flyers: Jeff Carter
Phoenix Coyotes: Blake Wheeler
Pittsburgh Penguins: M-A Fleury
San Jose Sharks: Milan Michalek
St.Louis Blues: Marek Schwarz
Tampa Bay Lightning: Alexander Polushin
Toronto Maple Leafs: Carlo Colaicovo
Vancouver Canucks: Ryan Kesler
Washington Capitals: Alexander Ovechkin
 

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Anaheim Mighty Ducks: Joffrey Lupul
Atlanta Thrashers: Kari Lehtonen
Boston Bruins: Mark Stuart
Buffalo Sabres: Thomas Vanek
Calgary Flames: Dion Phaenuf
Carolina Hurricanes: Andrew Ladd
Chicago Blackhawks: Tuomo Ruutu
Colorado Avalanche: Wojtek Wolski
Columbus Blue Jackets: Dan Fritsche
Dallas Stars: Shawn Belle
Detroit Red Wings: Jiri Hudler
Edmonton Oilers: Jeff Woywitka
Florida Panthers: Nathan Horton
Los Angeles Kings: Lauri Tukonen
Minnesota Wild: A.J. Thelen
Montreal Canadiens: Andrei Kastsitsyn
Nashville Predators: Ryan Suter
New Jersey Devils: Zack parise
New York Rangers: Lauri Korpikoski
New York Islanders: Sean Bergenheim
Ottawa Senators: Andrej Meszaros
Philadelphia Flyers: Jeff Carter
Phoenix Coyotes: Blake Wheeler
Pittsburgh Penguins: M-A Fleury
San Jose Sharks: Milan Michalek
St.Louis Blues: Marek Schwarz
Tampa Bay Lightning: Alexander Polushin
Toronto Maple Leafs: Carlo Colaicovo
Vancouver Canucks: Ryan Kesler
Washington Capitals: Alexander Ovechkin

Ryan Kesler played around 20 games for us this year. My vote goes to Koltsov.
 

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Colorado: Marek Svatos

Granted, we've only seen him play 15 games at the NHL level, but he showed everyone what he is capable of.

Edit: Oops, didn't read the whole thing. I guess it would be Wolski for Colorado.
 
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BrooklynCanuck said:
Anaheim Mighty Ducks: Joffrey Lupul
Atlanta Thrashers: Kari Lehtonen
Boston Bruins: Mark Stuart
Buffalo Sabres: Thomas Vanek
Calgary Flames: Dion Phaenuf
Carolina Hurricanes: Andrew Ladd
Chicago Blackhawks: Tuomo Ruutu
Colorado Avalanche: Wojtek Wolski
Columbus Blue Jackets: Dan Fritsche
Dallas Stars: Shawn Belle
Detroit Red Wings: Jiri Hudler
Edmonton Oilers: Jeff Woywitka
Florida Panthers: Nathan Horton
Los Angeles Kings: Lauri Tukonen
Minnesota Wild: A.J. Thelen
Montreal Canadiens: Andrei Kastsitsyn
Nashville Predators: Ryan Suter
New Jersey Devils: Zack parise
New York Rangers: Lauri Korpikoski
New York Islanders: Sean Bergenheim
Ottawa Senators: Andrej Meszaros
Philadelphia Flyers: Jeff Carter
Phoenix Coyotes: Blake Wheeler
Pittsburgh Penguins: M-A Fleury
San Jose Sharks: Milan Michalek
St.Louis Blues: Marek Schwarz
Tampa Bay Lightning: Alexander Polushin
Toronto Maple Leafs: Carlo Colaicovo
Vancouver Canucks: Ryan Kesler
Washington Capitals: Alexander Ovechkin

A lot of those players have played in the NHL. He asked for players that have yet to play a game.
 

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Anaheim Mighty Ducks: Ryan Getzlaf
Atlanta Thrashers: Braydon Coburn
Boston Bruins: Hannu Toivonen
Buffalo Sabres: Thomas Vanek
Calgary Flames: Dion Phaneuf
Carolina Hurricanes: Magnus Kahnberg
Chicago Blackhawks: Cam Barker
Colorado Avalanche: Denis Parshin
Columbus Blue Jackets: Alexandre Picard
Dallas Stars: Johan Fransson
Detroit Red Wings: Igor Grigorenko
Edmonton Oilers: Robbie Schremp
Florida Panthers: David Shantz
Los Angeles Kings: Konstantin Pushkarov
Minnesota Wild: Patrick O'Sullivan
Montreal Canadiens: Andrei Kastsitsyn
Nashville Predators: Ryan Suter
New Jersey Devils: Zack Parise
New York Rangers: Lauri Korpikoski
New York Islanders: Robert Nilsson
Ottawa Senators: Andrej Meszaros
Philadelphia Flyers: Jeff Carter
Phoenix Coyotes: Blake Wheeler
Pittsburgh Penguins: Evgeni Malkin
San Jose Sharks: Josh Hennessy
St.Louis Blues: Marek Schwarz
Tampa Bay Lightning: Alexander Polushin
Toronto Maple Leafs: Alexander Steen
Vancouver Canucks: Ilya Krikunov
Washington Capitals: Alexander Ovechkin
 
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BrooklynCanuck said:
I picked players who were under the 20 game mark of 'prospect' for HF. At least 20 of them haven't played a single game yet.

Like Joffrey Lupul and Tuomo Ruutu? Both played 60+ games. Not exactly a prospect if you ask me.


If you're looking for pure overall skill, Corey Perry is probably the Ducks' choice. If it's overall skill, definetely Ryan Getzlaf.
 

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Andrei Kostitsyn

K-O-S-T-I-T-S-Y-N

Dude.....don't crap a brick. How long has it been since he actually changed the spelling of his name on his jersey to "Kostitsyn"? A few days? A week? Give non-Habs fans a break, everyone's been spelling it the other way for a couple years.
 

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Hercules Rockefeller said:
If you're looking for pure overall skill, Corey Perry is probably the Ducks' choice. If it's overall skill, definetely Ryan Getzlaf.

:dunno:

Getzlaf takes my vote as the most talented Ducks prospect. Smid seems to be another excellent kid as for pure skills. Perry is a step behind IMO (skating issue)
 

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Anaheim Mighty Ducks: Ryan Getzlaf
Atlanta Thrashers: Braydon Coburn
Boston Bruins: Hannu Toivonen
Buffalo Sabres: Thomas Vanek
Calgary Flames: Dion Phaneuf
Carolina Hurricanes: Magnus Kahnberg/Danny Richmond
Chicago Blackhawks: Cam Barker
Colorado Avalanche: Marek Svatos
Columbus Blue Jackets: Alexandre Picard
Dallas Stars: Vojtech Polak
Detroit Red Wings: Jiri Hudler
Edmonton Oilers: Jeff Deslauriers
Florida Panthers: Lukas Krajicek
Los Angeles Kings: Lauri Tukonen
Minnesota Wild: Patrick O'Sullivan
Montreal Canadiens: Chris Higgins
Nashville Predators: Konstantin Glazachev
New Jersey Devils: Zack Parise
New York Rangers: Petr Prucha
New York Islanders: Robert Nilsson
Ottawa Senators: Igor Mirnov
Philadelphia Flyers: Jeff Carter
Phoenix Coyotes: Keith Ballard
Pittsburgh Penguins: Evgeni Malkin
San Jose Sharks: Milan Michalek
St.Louis Blues: Marek Schwarz/Alexei Shkotov
Tampa Bay Lightning: Alexander Polushin
Toronto Maple Leafs: Alexander Steen
Vancouver Canucks: Evgeny Gladskikh
Washington Capitals: Alexander Ovechkin
 
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Anaheim Mighty Ducks: Joffrey Lupul
Atlanta Thrashers: Kari Lehtonen
Boston Bruins: Brad Boyes
Buffalo Sabres: Thomas Vanek
Calgary Flames: Dion Phaenuf
Carolina Hurricanes: Andrew Ladd
Chicago Blackhawks: Tuomo Ruutu
Colorado Avalanche: Wojtek Wolski
Columbus Blue Jackets: Alex Picard
Dallas Stars: Trevor Daley
Detroit Red Wings: Igor Grigorenko
Edmonton Oilers: Robbie Schhremp
Florida Panthers: Nathan Horton
Los Angeles Kings: Lauri Tukonen
Minnesota Wild: Patrick O'Sullivan
Montreal Canadiens: Andrei Kastsitsyn
Nashville Predators: Ryan Suter
New Jersey Devils: Zack Parise
New York Rangers: Lauri Korpikoski
New York Islanders: Jeremy Colliton
Ottawa Senators: Andrej Meszaros
Philadelphia Flyers: Jeff Carter
Phoenix Coyotes: Blake Wheeler
Pittsburgh Penguins: M-A Fleury
San Jose Sharks: Marcel Goc
St.Louis Blues: Marek Schwarz
Tampa Bay Lightning: Alexander Polushin
Toronto Maple Leafs: Alex Steen
Vancouver Canucks: Ryan Kesler
Washington Capitals: Alex Ovechkin
 

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When it comes to pure talent, I think Timofei Shishkanov is the most talented prospect for Nashville. He was compared to Kovalchuk in terms of skill level. I think both Radulov and Glazachev are supposed to be a step down. Though I think Radulov uses his talent more.
 

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Wow, Shishkanov is only 6'1"?

I've seen him a couple times and he looks much bigger than 6'1".
 

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since Colaiacovo has played 4 then Steen is by leaps and bounds our best Prospect to never play an NHL Game, the rest just don't come close to him.
 

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Leafaholix said:
Wow, Shishkanov is only 6'1"?

I've seen him a couple times and he looks much bigger than 6'1".

Yeah, he's around 6'1". I stood next to him and he might be a touch taller. But he weighs well over 215. That's not bad for a player as fast and agile as he is. He's an incredibly strong player.
 
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