Tryamkin’s Top 250 2018 March Draft Rankings

Tryamkin

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Hey all, it's that time again. I've now grown to the point where I can confidently rank what I believe are the best 250 eligible prospects for the 2018 NHL Draft. I did take February off as I was very busy, so this will be my 7th ranking of these guys. As always, please let me know what you think. If you don't see someone on this list that you think should be on, please let me know as I probably haven't seen them play. I've seen almost every player on this list play at least once, mostly by watching games, but sometimes through highlights for harder to reach teams.

1. D Rasmus Dahlin
2. LW/RW Andrei Svechnikov
3. LW/RW Filip Zadina
4. D Adam Boqvist
5. D Noah Dobson
6. D Evan Bouchard
7. RW Oliver Wahlstrom
8. LW Brady Tkachuk
9. D Quinn Hughes
10. D Ty Smith
11. LW Joel Farabee
12. C Jesperi Kotkaniemi
13. LW/RW Dominik Bokk
14. D Calen Addison
15. C Rasmus Kupari
16. D Ryan Merkley
17. C Joe Veleno
18. LW Grigori Denisenko
19. C Barrett Hayton
20. D Bode Wilde
21. RW Akil Thomas
22. D K'Andre Miller
23. C Isac Lundestrom
24. D Alexander Alexeyev
25. D Jett Woo
26. D Mattias Samuelsson
27. C Jack McBain
28. C/RW Vitali Kravtsov
29. D Jared McIssac
30. C Jacob Olofsson
31. C Alexander Khovanov
32. RW Serron Noel
33. C Filip Hallander
34. RW Martin Kaut
35. D Rasmus Sandin
36. C Blake McLaughlin
37. C Cole Fonstad
38. C/LW Benoit-Olivier Groulx
39. C Jakub Lauko
40. D Danila Galenyuk
41. C Ryan McLeod
42. C Ty Dellandrea
43. C/LW Phillip Kurashev
44. C Milos Roman
45. G Jakub Skarek
46. LW Bulat Shafigullin
47. C Liam Foudy
48. C Jay O'Brien
49. C Cameron Hillis
50. D Nils Lundqvist
51. LW Anderson MacDonald
52. RW Dmitri Zavgorodny
53. D Jacob Bernard-Docker
54. D Adam Ginning
55. LW Jonatan Berggren
56. LW Nando Eggenberger
57. RW Jesse Ylonen
58. LW Albin Eriksson
59. LW Ruslan Ishakov
60. C Jake Wise
61. D Xavier Bouchard
62. G Jacob Ingham
63. C Allan McShane
64. C Oscar Back
65. D Martin Fehevary
66. C Curtis Hall
67. D Adam Samuelsson
68. RW Kody Clark
69. D Sean Durzi
70. LW/C Adam Liska
71. D Jonathan Tychonick
72. C Jacob Pivonka
73. C Kyle Topping
74. C Jack Drury
75. LW Vladislav Kotlov
76. RW Sampo Ranto
77. RW Riley Sutter
78. C Gavin Hain
79. G Alexis Gravel
80. D Filip Kral
81. D Nico Gross
82. C David Gustafsson
83. C Jachym Kondelik
84. D Alex Regula
85. D Jacob Ragnarsson
86. RW Kirill Nizhnikov
87. RW Niklas Nordgren
88. RW Kirill Marchenko
89. D Xavier Bernard
90. D Axel Andersson
91. C Alexander Zhabreyev
92. G Amir Miftakhov
93. G Lukas Dotsal
94. LW/C Yegor Sokolov
95. C Eric Florchuk
96. RW Lenni Killinen
97. D Danila Zhuravlyov
98. C Luka Barzan
99. D Nicholas Beaudin
100. D Denis Busby
101. C Nathan Dunkley
102. C Curtis Douglas
103. D Stanislav Demin
104. LW Gabriel Fortier
105. C Blade Jenkins
106. RW/C Ryan O'Reilly
107. D Giovanni Vallati
108. C Damien Giroux
109. LW Jackson Leppard
110. D Miska Kukkonen
111. D Owen Lalonde
112. G Kevin Mandolese
113. LW Krystof Hrabik
114. D Ty Emberson
115. D Carter Robertson
116. C Marcus Westfalt
117. D Declan Chisholm
118. RW Tyler Madden
119. LW Jan Jenik
120. D Zach Malik
121. G Jordan Kooy
122. D Filip Johansson
123. C Jonathan Gruden
124. C Brady Hinz
125. C Carl Wassenius
126. RW Nikita Rtishchev
127. LW Lukas Wernblom
128. RW Matthey Grouchy
129. RW Samuel Fagemo
130. LW David Levin
131. C Jack DeBoer
132. C Semyon Der-Arguchintsev
133. G Oliver Rodrigue
134. C Brendan Budy
135. D Saku Vesterinen
136. C Tyler Popowich
137. D Michal Ivan
138. D Santeri Salmela
139. D Christian Lindberg
140. LW Liam Kirk
141. D Caleb Everett
142. C Matthias Emilio Pettersen
143. LW Chase Wouters
144. C Andrej Kukuca
145. C Riley Stotts
146. C Paul Cotter
147. G Justus Annunen
148. D Kevin Bahl
149. D Austin Chorney
150. D Bogdan Zhilyakov
151. LW Jack Jensen
152. C/RW Matej Pekar
153. RW Jeremi Gerber
154. D Scott Perunovich
155. LW Ivan Muranov
156. C Connor Roberts
157. D Chase Hartje
158. C/LW Angus Crookshank
159. D Adam Thilander
160. LW Linus Nyman
161. C/RW Oliver True
162. C Samuel Bitten
163. D Juuso Ketola
164. D Libor Zabransky
165. RW Pavel Rotenberg
166. RW Gillian Kohler
167. G Keegan Karki
168. LW Karel Plasek
169. LW/C Nikita A. Rozhkov
170. C/RW Austin Wong
171. D Adam McCormick
172. RW Pavel Gogolev
173. C Yegor Sharangovich
174. RW/C Kristian Reichel
175. LW Jake Gricius
176. G Jake Kucharski
177. D Sean Comrie
178. RW Brodi Stuart
178. LW Samuel Salonen
180. D Merrick Rippon
181. C/LW Alexander Steeves
182. D Toni Utunen
183. C Emil Oskanen
184. LW Simon Appleqvist
185. C Matthew Struthers
187. C Riley Damani
188. C Carson Focht
189. RW/D Nicolas Guay
190. LW Samuel Bucek
191. C Brett Kemp
192. D Max Crozier
193. LW Johnny Gruden
194. C Mikhail Bitsadze
195. RW Nikolai Kovalenko
196. C/LW Tyler Weiss
197. RW Ryan Chyzowski
198. D Gleb Babinstev
199. C Matthias Laferriere
200. RW Liam Kindree
201. C Eli Zummack
202. C Aidan Dudas
203. LW Jacob Tortora
204. D Antoine Crete-Belzile
205. C/LW Justin Almeida
206. RW Pavel Shen
207. LW Adam Gajarsky
208. G Justin Blanchette
209. C Ryan Peckford
210. C Hunter Holmes
211. D Tomas Dajcar
212. D Tyler Tucker
213. G Dean McNabb
214. C Adam McMaster
215. D Connor Corcoran
216. C Luke Burghardt
217. D Marc Del Gaizo
218. C Cedric Desruisseaux
219. D Brady Lyle
220. LW James Malm
221. D Tommy Miller
222. D Dylan Plouffe
223. RW Martin Pospisil
224. D Michael Callahan
225. D Luke Zazula
226. RW/C Patrick Giles
227. RW Spencer Moe
228. C Albert Michnac
229. LW Kaid Oliver
230. RW Jeremy McKenna
231. C Tristen Nielsen
232. LW Jack Randl
233. D Seth Barton
234. C Elijah Brown
235. C Zach Solow
236. LW Oliver Okuliar
237. C Tyce Thompson
238. D Yegor Samula
239. LW Orca Weisblatt
240. D Martin Bucko
241. G Olof Lindblom
242. RW Ryan Savage
243. G Zach Bouthillier
244. RW German Grachyov
245. D Justin MacPherson
246. D William Ennis
247. LW/C Alex Gritz
248. D Peter Stratis
249. LW Matthew MacDougall
250. D Wyatte Wylie

(Thanks to @SniperHF )
 
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I find it a bit interesting how you have Addison at 14. I don’t hate it, but I think he’s most likely to fall a bit later in the first round. I also haven’t seen Khovanov in the first round recently, I haven’t been following him that much, what factor made you put him up there?
 
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I find it a bit interesting how you have Addison at 14. I don’t hate it, but I think he’s most likely to fall a bit later in the first round. I also haven’t seen Khovanov in the first round recently, I haven’t been following him that much, what factor made you put him up there?
Khovanov was considered a top prospect before the season but fell down lists when he got mono. He's just climbing his way back up now
 

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Khovanov was considered a top prospect before the season but fell down lists when he got mono. He's just climbing his way back up now
Depends on who you ask. I know of people who had him outside the first before the mono. He isn't a very good skater for a guy his size, which will make for a tough transition to the NHL. He was only an HM on HockeyProspect.com list in June and He wasn't in Bob's top 20 to start the year.
 

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I find it a bit interesting how you have Addison at 14. I don’t hate it, but I think he’s most likely to fall a bit later in the first round. I also haven’t seen Khovanov in the first round recently, I haven’t been following him that much, what factor made you put him up there?
The eye test sets off alarms on Calen, considering he’s an undersized defenseman. In the Hlinka tournament, Calen really stood out to me. He played reliable defense and was the highest scoring defenseman on the team over highly touted Canadians like Smith, Bouchard, and others. In the modern era, the game is more accepting of the smaller, undersized players. I feel like the undersizing issue isn’t going to be as much of an issue as people think it will. I think he will end up like a slightly lower quality Cale Makar.

Khovanov has been out with Mono from the beginning of the season, and has came back only playing 25 or so games, going over a point a game. Khovanov has Top 10 talent for sure, and I believe he’ll rise before the end of the year.
 

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The eye test sets off alarms on Calen, considering he’s an undersized defenseman. In the Hlinka tournament, Calen really stood out to me. He played reliable defense and was the highest scoring defenseman on the team over highly touted Canadians like Smith, Bouchard, and others. In the modern era, the game is more accepting of the smaller, undersized players. I feel like the undersizing issue isn’t going to be as much of an issue as people think it will. I think he will end up like a slightly lower quality Cale Makar.

Khovanov has been out with Mono from the beginning of the season, and has came back only playing 25 or so games, going over a point a game. Khovanov has Top 10 talent for sure, and I believe he’ll rise before the end of the year.

Bouchard was not on the team.
 

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I like the rankings of Smith and Addison, big fan of those 2.

I’d consider giving Florchuk, Tychonick, and Demin a bump next time you do this.
 

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Bouchard near the top 5 - woohoo! He's my overall fave of the draft - just a solid player who's led the Knights from the basement to 4th in their division, and a leader on the ice.
Six D in the top ten - tells a lot about what many people think of the 2018-draft crop of forwards
Jesperi Kotkaniemi at #12 - top-ranked center. Personally, I think Veleno will become #1 center in the draft 'cause he's doing so well most recently
Bokk at #13 - what a rise for that kid from Germany! Is he that good?
Rasmus Kupari at #15 - a second Rasmus, who could also be the top center picked
Merkely at #16 - well, that's a ballsy call, with so many questioning his mindset. Some would not touch him until atleast the middle of the second. Why is he ranked so highly in your rankings in spite of all the noise about his issues?
McBain at #27 - he's dropped into a firm hold on mid-or even late-second round in many ranks (I have him early 2nd), so you seem to see upside - on the stats, I see McBain potted six points in one playoff game against Oakville last week, so maybe you were at that game:)? If not, why you still have him in first round?
35. D Rasmus Sandin - yet another Rasmus, but in this case an unfortunately too-similar name to the #1 overall prospect, in the D position no less ... "Oh, I thought you were the other Rasmus..."
 

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Bouchard near the top 5 - woohoo! He's my overall fave of the draft - just a solid player who's led the Knights from the basement to 4th in their division, and a leader on the ice.
Six D in the top ten - tells a lot about what many people think of the 2018-draft crop of forwards
Jesperi Kotkaniemi at #12 - top-ranked center. Personally, I think Veleno will become #1 center in the draft 'cause he's doing so well most recently
Bokk at #13 - what a rise for that kid from Germany! Is he that good?
Rasmus Kupari at #15 - a second Rasmus, who could also be the top center picked
Merkely at #16 - well, that's a ballsy call, with so many questioning his mindset. Some would not touch him until atleast the middle of the second. Why is he ranked so highly in your rankings in spite of all the noise about his issues?
McBain at #27 - he's dropped into a firm hold on mid-or even late-second round in many ranks (I have him early 2nd), so you seem to see upside - on the stats, I see McBain potted six points in one playoff game against Oakville last week, so maybe you were at that game:)? If not, why you still have him in first round?
35. D Rasmus Sandin - yet another Rasmus, but in this case an unfortunately too-similar name to the #1 overall prospect, in the D position no less ... "Oh, I thought you were the other Rasmus..."
Oh, God, even the last names are incredibly similar. What happens if the GM picking #1 accidentally calls out “Rasmus Sandin”?
 
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Really good ranking, doing a full 250 and watching them all is very impressive. Like to see someone making there own calls on prospects(Bokk, Addison) and not just going with consensus too.

With Addison are you comfortable with his traits being dynamic enough to transfer over to the NHL as a big offensive guy? Love his smarts but I think his skating and shot aren't elite.

Also wondering why you have Kravtsov where you do. I know it is close to the consensus on where he is, but watching him he has a lot of standout skills, and production wise he's proven a ton. Don't think he's just an early developer either as he's still got a pretty lanky frame and is a very young 99.
 
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Oh, God, even the last names are incredibly similar. What happens if the GM picking #1 accidentally calls out “Rasmus Sandin”?
The greatest draft moment in history? And a fan base on suicide watch. Let's be realistic, of the GM's most likely to do this, its Benning.

Although, I think the draft choice is actually officially done through paper work prior to the announcement, not the actual announcement. So, it'd just be a truly awkward situation.
 

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Bouchard near the top 5 - woohoo! He's my overall fave of the draft - just a solid player who's led the Knights from the basement to 4th in their division, and a leader on the ice.
Six D in the top ten - tells a lot about what many people think of the 2018-draft crop of forwards
Jesperi Kotkaniemi at #12 - top-ranked center. Personally, I think Veleno will become #1 center in the draft 'cause he's doing so well most recently
Bokk at #13 - what a rise for that kid from Germany! Is he that good?
Rasmus Kupari at #15 - a second Rasmus, who could also be the top center picked
Merkely at #16 - well, that's a ballsy call, with so many questioning his mindset. Some would not touch him until atleast the middle of the second. Why is he ranked so highly in your rankings in spite of all the noise about his issues?
McBain at #27 - he's dropped into a firm hold on mid-or even late-second round in many ranks (I have him early 2nd), so you seem to see upside - on the stats, I see McBain potted six points in one playoff game against Oakville last week, so maybe you were at that game:)? If not, why you still have him in first round?
35. D Rasmus Sandin - yet another Rasmus, but in this case an unfortunately too-similar name to the #1 overall prospect, in the D position no less ... "Oh, I thought you were the other Rasmus..."

Merkley has top 10 talent. Most of his Character issues are rumour, and many great players have been sat out for lots of reasons. Whoever looks betond the crap will get a top end talent.

McBain, who I’ve always liked, played on an average team that looked to play four lines every game I watched. In a league that would be easy to shadow him with no support whatsoever. Had a strong WJAC, led the tourny in scoring and was on a tear in playoffs before getting suspended for a head shot. 9 points in 3 games, not just one 6 point game. Should be on u18 team for important peer viewings.

Kupari too high.....
Not sure where all the high rankings come from. But I’ve already said my piece in him.
 

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The greatest draft moment in history? And a fan base on suicide watch. Let's be realistic, of the GM's most likely to do this, its Benning.

Although, I think the draft choice is actually officially done through paper work prior to the announcement, not the actual announcement. So, it'd just be a truly awkward situation.

Funny, the first thing I thought to myself when I read that was Benning as well.

I'd honestly take Bouchard at 4 if the Canucks are picking there, unreal offensive talent.
 

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The greatest draft moment in history? And a fan base on suicide watch. Let's be realistic, of the GM's most likely to do this, its Benning.

Although, I think the draft choice is actually officially done through paper work prior to the announcement, not the actual announcement. So, it'd just be a truly awkward situation.


This is a must watch
 

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Bouchard near the top 5 - woohoo! He's my overall fave of the draft - just a solid player who's led the Knights from the basement to 4th in their division, and a leader on the ice.
Six D in the top ten - tells a lot about what many people think of the 2018-draft crop of forwards
Jesperi Kotkaniemi at #12 - top-ranked center. Personally, I think Veleno will become #1 center in the draft 'cause he's doing so well most recently
Bokk at #13 - what a rise for that kid from Germany! Is he that good?
Rasmus Kupari at #15 - a second Rasmus, who could also be the top center picked
Merkely at #16 - well, that's a ballsy call, with so many questioning his mindset. Some would not touch him until atleast the middle of the second. Why is he ranked so highly in your rankings in spite of all the noise about his issues?
McBain at #27 - he's dropped into a firm hold on mid-or even late-second round in many ranks (I have him early 2nd), so you seem to see upside - on the stats, I see McBain potted six points in one playoff game against Oakville last week, so maybe you were at that game:)? If not, why you still have him in first round?
35. D Rasmus Sandin - yet another Rasmus, but in this case an unfortunately too-similar name to the #1 overall prospect, in the D position no less ... "Oh, I thought you were the other Rasmus..."
Yeah, I love Bouchard, he’s really been a bright spot on my watch list over the last few months. Watching the rising Liam Foudy has gotten me fixiated on Bouchard and his solid play.

For me, I wouldn’t say the forwards are bad per se, I just believe the defense are exceptional. The forwards crop is probably average, decent in Top 62 depth, but lacking a McDavid caliber. I think that’s a common misconception about the forwards.

I’ve always really liked Jesperi, he’s probably my favourite center in the first round. I used to really like Kupari, but his season has really disappointed me, although I still believe the future is there. Veleno, I’ve never been a fan of. He reminds me of a mini Ryan Kesler with less offense. Not a goal scorer and doesn’t really scream star to me. I’m glad he’s turned it on, and I can see why teams would want him as the safe pick, but on my personal rankings, he isn’t the highest ranked center for those reasons.

Dominik Bokk is one of my favourite players in the draft. To already start to play in the SHL as high potential winger in your draft year is very impressive to me. Remember, even Elias Pettersson hadn’t played in the SHL in his draft year. I’m hoping to see a Pettersson like year from Bokk next year. I’m not saying he’ll produce near the same level, I just like the pattern he’s currently on. Most of the draft year prospects in the SHL don’t have a very high potential compared to Bokk.

Ryan Merkley is an incredibly talented offensive player. A boom or bust pick by the definition. His offensive skill and puck movements are insane. With hopefully a firm but accepting coaching staff and some guidance, Merkley has one of the highest ceiling in the draft. Skill wise, he’s probably a top 5 player for me. Obviously the defense is an issue, but from what I’ve seen, he hasn’t put much effort into it. Some players with giant flaws in their game can be fixed with the help of professionals. Take Brock Boeser; man the guy had a rocket shot and everyone knew it, but people saw his skating and many teams were turned off, thinking there’s no way this guy could become anything with the way he skates. A little bit of power skating, a lot of effort, and now he’s 2nd in the Calder race, and already the best player on the Canucks. I just think he can turn it around.

Jack McBain isn’t someone I’ve held super high of you look at some of my other rankings, when talking about him I’ve sort of pushed him aside; after all he’s been playing in a weak league and hasn’t really put up the greatest numbers. I did see some highlights of the Oakville game (hard to find or watch full OJHL games) and his performance was very good. However, he does have some decent potential to be a top 6 two way center, which I think will be quite popular with the lack of centers in the draft.

As a Canucks fan, I half expect him Benning to call his Sandin’s name thinking he just made the selection of the century...
 

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Really good ranking, doing a full 250 and watching them all is very impressive. Like to see someone making there own calls on prospects(Bokk, Addison) and not just going with consensus too.

With Addison are you comfortable with his traits being dynamic enough to transfer over to the NHL as a big offensive guy? Love his smarts but I think his skating and shot aren't elite.

Also wondering why you have Kravtsov where you do. I know it is close to the consensus on where he is, but watching him he has a lot of standout skills, and production wise he's proven a ton. Don't think he's just an early developer either as he's still got a pretty lanky frame and is a very young 99.
Thanks!

I’m fairly comfortable with Addison. His offensive skill is very high. His skating needs a bit of work but I feel he has an underrated wrist shot. Very accurate, maybe needs some more power. I also love how he thinks the game as you mentioned, you can almost see the gears turning as he plays.

Haven’t watched tons of Kravtsov, and if you look at my previous rankings, he’s growing every edition. I do like what I see in him. Very skillful winger as you mentioned with an good shot. Bound to move up my list for sure.
 
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Tryamkin

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Funny, the first thing I thought to myself when I read that was Benning as well.

I'd honestly take Bouchard at 4 if the Canucks are picking there, unreal offensive talent.
I would personally prefer Boqvist, but Bouchard wouldn’t make me upset either.
 

Tryamkin

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Those, who keep thinking Denisenko is better, than Kravtsov... they are wrong.
Any reason you believe it that way, or do you just like Kravtsov’s name better ;)

Kravtsov obviously has had better stats, but potential wise, what exactly do you see that makes putting Denisenko ahead so taboo?
 

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Any reason you believe it that way, or do you just like Kravtsov’s name better ;)

Kravtsov obviously has had better stats, but potential wise, what exactly do you see that makes putting Denisenko ahead so taboo?

It's just the difference between playing and scoring in the KHL and MHL. Shafigullin has 2.5 times better PPG, than Denisenko in the MHL. In the KHL though, Shafigullin hasn't done a lot. And Kraftsov is on a PPG pace in the KHL playoffs right now. He's a big reason Traktor is in the 2nd round.
 

Tryamkin

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It's just the difference between playing and scoring in the KHL and MHL. Shafigullin has 2.5 times better PPG, than Denisenko in the MHL. In the KHL though, Shafigullin hasn't done a lot. And Kraftsov is on a PPG pace in the KHL playoffs right now. He's a big reason Traktor is in the 2nd round.
I trust your opinion, because you follow Russians a lot more than I do, but from my perspective, Denisenko has a much higher potential. With his skill set, I could see a first line winger. I don’t just base off of who scores the most points in draft year.
 

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Really for me what it it comes down too for Merkley, is he going to grow up per se? The character issues aren’t good, where there is smoke there’s fire... I’m not on the inside with knowledge of what goes on but you better believe NHL teams will get all the information they need. What if he never grows up and has all the talent in the world but doesn’t do the right things to become a professional. We see it all the time, at some point you just have to buckle down and do what needs to be done. I believe in Merkley’s potential, I like him as a prospect but I can only really evaluate what I see on the ice, so much of a player’s stock is also how they interview and what is said about them behind the scenes. (This goes for every prospect, not just Merkley).

It’s always an interesting thing on draft day when you see guys sliding, is it because they just have 1 more prospect ahead of them on their board or are there things that we aren’t privy too that makes them slide. Sometimes I forget that talent isn’t the only reason to draft a guy, there’s so much more that goes into it off the ice.
 
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