I'll have a crack at the Avs:
21 Wojtek Wolski (-)
As expected for a first round pick. He looks like he'll be ready to be full time in the NHL next year (despite what Mr. Sutter thinks of him
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55 Victor Oreskovich (down)
His stock is down. He was one of the youngest players picked that year I believe and has failed to impress in the College at Notre Dame (he was even in the press box from time to time this season). He was always seen as a long term prject that needed time to pan out but it looked grim this season for him. He recently signed for the Kitchener Rangers though and it seems all might not be lost as he played well in his first few outings.
72 Denis Parshin (-)
His stats aren't impressive but that's not the end of the world when playing in Russia. Don't think his stock has gone up though, developing as expected (his flaw being that he doesn't posess blinding speed to make up for his lack of size). I'm sure Kaizer will tell you more
154 Richard Demen-Willaume (down)
Doesn't look as a likely future NHLer right now I believe.
184 Derek Peltier (-)
Playing for the deep Gophers team, had decent stats in his rookie year but is a bit lost in the shuffle it seems right now. He looked solid but didn't stand out at all when I saw them. I think he's not yet looking like an NHL player for sure but he's done pretty good for a sixth rounder.
215 Ian Keserich (down)
He's not having a great collegiate career thus far. Very long shot at making it so probably his stock is down.
239 Brandon Yip (up)
A good rookie year for BU thus far, he looks very skilled and fast. But his toughness was always going to be the problem if he'll make it to the big boys. I'd still say he has a shot which means his stock is up considering he was pick #239.
249 J.D. Corbin (-)
Playing at Denver and is solid, not great. Don't think much has changed for his outlook.
281 Stephen McClellan (-)
Not really setting the world alight at Northeastern University.