2019 NHL Draft Prospects

Leaf Lander · Jun 26, 2018

2019 Prospects
Jack Hughes - C 5'9 ½ 157 USA NTDP (USHL)
Bowen Byram - D 6'0 179 Vancouver (WHL)
Dylan Cozens - RW.6'2 ½ 174 Lethbridge (WHL)
Kaapo Kakko - RW 6'1 ¼ 187 TPS Jr. (Fin Jr. U20)
Tobias Bjornfotc - D 6'0 187 Djurgardens (SHL)
Vasily Podkolzin - RW 6'0 183 Podolsk (MHL)-
Kirby Dach - C 6'0 ¾ 195 Saskatoon (WHL)
Cole Caufield - RW 5'6 150 USA NTDP (USHL)
Ilia Mironov - D 6'3 201 Yaroslavl (MHL)
Matthew Robertson -D 6'2 ¾ 196 Edmonton (WHL)
Albin Grewe -RW 6'0 176 Djurgardens (SHL)
Alex Vlasic -D 6'5 193 USA NTDP (USHL)
Matthew Boldy -LW 6'0 ¾ 175 USA NTDP (USHL)
Tag Bertuzzi - LW 5'11 ½ 195 Guelph (OHL)
Peyton Krebs -C 5'10 ¾ 173 Kootenay (WHL)
Daniil Gutik -LW 6'3 179 Yaroslavl (MHL)
Sasha Mutala -RW 6'0 ¼ 188 Tri-City (WHL)
Ryan Suzuki -C 5'11 ¾ 173Barrie (OHL)
Nolan Foote -LW 6'3 187Kelowna (WHL

scallionjj11 · Jun 26, 2018

Leaf Lander said:
NAME POS HT WT TEAM GP G P
1. Jack Hughes C 5'9 ½ 157 USA NTDP (USHL) 16 11 37
2. Bowen Byram D 6'0 179 Vancouver (WHL) 16 1 10
3. Dylan Cozens RW 6'2 ½ 174 Lethbridge (WHL) 13 7 13
4. Kaapo Kakko RW 6'1 ¼ 187 TPS Jr. (Fin Jr. U20) 19 13 26
5. Tobias Bjornfot D 6'0 187 Djurgardens (SHL) 16 2 13
6. Vasily Podkolzin RW 6'0 183 Podolsk (MHL) - - -
7. Kirby Dach C 6'0 ¾ 195 Saskatoon (WHL) 11 1 4
8. Cole Caufield RW 5'6 150 USA NTDP (USHL) 16 23 31
9. Ilia Mironov D 6'3 201 Yaroslavl (MHL) 10 1 7
10. Matthew Robertson D 6'2 ¾ 196 Edmonton (WHL) 16 3 4
11. Albin Grewe RW 6'0 176 Djurgardens (SHL) 12 2 11
12. Alex Vlasic D 6'5 193 USA NTDP (USHL) 16 4 12
13. Matthew Boldy LW 6'0 ¾ 175 USA NTDP (USHL) 16 9 25
14. Tag Bertuzzi LW 5'11 ½ 195 Guelph (OHL) 7 0 2
15. Peyton Krebs C 5'10 ¾ 173 Kootenay (WHL) 16 3 13
16. Daniil Gutik LW 6'3 179 Yaroslavl (MHL) 3 1 5
17. Sasha Mutala RW 6'0 ¼ 188 Tri-City (WHL) 15 2 3
18. Ryan Suzuki C 5'11 ¾ 173 Barrie (OHL) 15 1 11
19. Nolan Foote LW 6'3 187 Kelowna (WHL) 20 5 12
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Is it just me or does this draft seem to be weaker than this years? and to be honest, i'm not the most knowledgable when it comes to the 2019 draft.

Pavel Buchnevich · Jun 26, 2018

scallionjj11 said:
Is it just me or does this draft seem to be weaker than this years? and to be honest, i'm not the most knowledgable when it comes to the 2019 draft.

First of all, I wouldn't consider that a good list.

But no, I don't think this is a worse draft than 2019. Less of a sure thing #1, but outside of that, its pretty similar or better. Different strengths and weaknesses. 2019 has better centers, 2018 had better defensemen. 2019 also has good goalie depth, 2018 had bad goalie depth. I think overall depth might be better in 2019, as well.

wings5 · Jun 26, 2018

Leaf Lander said:
2019 Prospects
Jack Hughes - C 5'9 ½ 157 USA NTDP (USHL)
Bowen Byram - D 6'0 179 Vancouver (WHL)
Dylan Cozens - RW.6'2 ½ 174 Lethbridge (WHL)
Kaapo Kakko - RW 6'1 ¼ 187 TPS Jr. (Fin Jr. U20)
Tobias Bjornfotc - D 6'0 187 Djurgardens (SHL)
Vasily Podkolzin - RW 6'0 183 Podolsk (MHL)-
Kirby Dach - C 6'0 ¾ 195 Saskatoon (WHL)
Cole Caufield - RW 5'6 150 USA NTDP (USHL)
Ilia Mironov - D 6'3 201 Yaroslavl (MHL)
Matthew Robertson -D 6'2 ¾ 196 Edmonton (WHL)
Albin Grewe -RW 6'0 176 Djurgardens (SHL)
Alex Vlasic -D 6'5 193 USA NTDP (USHL)
Matthew Boldy -LW 6'0 ¾ 175 USA NTDP (USHL)
Tag Bertuzzi - LW 5'11 ½ 195 Guelph (OHL)
Peyton Krebs -C 5'10 ¾ 173 Kootenay (WHL)
Daniil Gutik -LW 6'3 179 Yaroslavl (MHL)
Sasha Mutala -RW 6'0 ¼ 188 Tri-City (WHL)
Ryan Suzuki -C 5'11 ¾ 173Barrie (OHL)
Nolan Foote -LW 6'3 187Kelowna (WHL

Dach is at least 6'4 now also, I wouldn't rank Bertuzzi that high at this moment, he had trouble getting into Guelph's lineup when healthy and really struggled at times.

MattiasSnall · Jun 26, 2018

Wonder why Björnfot is so high in this list. He was invisible in U18 and have average stats from last season, there must be plenty of more talented guys then him.

MasterMatt25 · Jun 26, 2018

scallionjj11 said:
Is it just me or does this draft seem to be weaker than this years? and to be honest, i'm not the most knowledgable when it comes to the 2019 draft.

2019 has more depth and star power than 2018. However there's more top-end centers projected so it may make it seem more impressive than it actually is

MMC · Jun 27, 2018

This draft seems like it blows 2018 out of the water and is better than 2016.

FinPanda · Jun 27, 2018

This draft definitely feels stronger than 2018. Huge top level center depth (Hughes, Turcotte, Zegras, Dach, Newhook, Lavoie), some very good defenseman (Söderström, Byram, Honka, York) and top wingers (Kakko, Kalieyv, Krebs, Pelletier, Cajkovic, Foote, Caufield). Even the goalies (Knight, Tikkanen) are better than 2018.

93LEAFS · Jun 27, 2018

FinPanda said:
This draft definitely feels stronger than 2018. Huge center depth, some very good defenseman and top wingers. Even the goalies are better than 2018.

The top two of 2018 was pretty strong. This draft is looking solid, but outside of Hughes, I don't see anyone on Svechnikov's level at the moment. Obviously, guys like Byram, Turcotte or Kakko etc. could take steps forward to be viewed in that light (for example Laine's emergence improving the overall view of 2016).

I will say, this draft looks quite weak from an OHL perspective. Which generally, doesn't help a draft become viewed as strong. This could be changed due to imports coming or certain players emerging, and the NHL could be becoming less reliant on Ontario talent to drive the overall quality of drafts. Plus, Hughes was raised in Ontario, and he chose an alternative route, and if he was in the OHL the class would look much stronger (I'm not going to count the American based kids lost out to the USNTDP, as that is a common occurrence). WHL and USNTDP look extremely strong though compared to usual standards, and I don't know enough on the internationals especially the Russian's to speak on the quality over there.

I will say this, the center depth of the draft may make it look significantly stronger than 2018, considering the recent premium that has developed around centers at the top of the draft.

MattiasSnall · Jun 27, 2018

93LEAFS said:
The top two of 2018 was pretty strong. This draft is looking solid, but outside of Hughes, I don't see anyone on Svechnikov's level at the moment. Obviously, guys like Byram, Turcotte or Kakko etc. could take steps forward to be viewed in that light (for example Laine's emergence improving the overall view of 2016).

I will say, this draft looks quite weak from an OHL perspective. Which generally, doesn't help a draft become viewed as strong. This could be changed due to imports coming or certain players emerging, and the NHL could be becoming less reliant on Ontario talent to drive the overall quality of drafts. Plus, Hughes was raised in Ontario, and he chose an alternative route, and if he was in the OHL the class would look much stronger (I'm not going to count the American based kids lost out to the USNTDP, as that is a common occurrence). WHL and USNTDP look extremely strong though compared to usual standards, and I don't know enough on the internationals especially the Russian's to speak on the quality over there.

I will say this, the center depth of the draft may make it look significantly stronger than 2018, considering the recent premium that has developed around centers at the top of the draft.

I believe Kaapo Kakko should be considered on the same level as Svechnikov, Svech had 9 P in 7 games as underaged in U18 while Kakko had 10, of course points is not everything but Kakko was clearly the best offensive threat in the team as a underager. Kakko also has the size and will get to play a full senior season the upcoming season, expect him being an impact player this year for TPS.

spikelechien · Jun 27, 2018

Here is my early version (pre Hlinka Tournament) of the 2019 draft. I am sure it will drastically change when hockey starts to be played again. Players can start their draft year as completely different prospects e.g. Ryan Strome who bulked over the summer and became a top-end prospect after spending the previous year as a skinny-minny. Anyone wanting the complete list (430 + players) can message me.
Oh, I purposely made the list for the first 4 rounds as 123 so you could point out who I had missed. Probably, should have left room for more than one, huh – next time.

E-Mac		Name		68G EQ		Pos	Ht	Wt	S		NAT	17-18 League		17-18	G	A	Pts	+ -
		Round 1 - 1-10
1	-	Hughes, Jack	-	128	-	C	5'9	160	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	36	27	41	68	+35
2	-	Dach, Kirby	-	60	-	C	6'4	181	R	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	52	7	39	46	-10
3	-	Cozens, Dylan	-	63	-	C	6'3	177	R	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	57	22	31	53	-6
4	-	Lavoie, Raphael	-	63	-	C	6'4	192	R	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	68	30	33	63	+10
5	-	Kakko, Kaapo	-	98	-	RW	6'4	207	L	-	FIN	FIN U20	-	38	25	30	55	+13
6	-	Turcotte, Alex	-	57	-	C	5'11	190	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	19	3	13	16	+13
7	-	Newhook, Alex	-	100	-	C	5'11	185	L	-	CDN	CDN - BCHL	-	45	22	44	66
8	-	Suzuki, Ryan	-	47	-	C	6'0	171	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	64	14	3	44	+15
9	-	Byram, Bowen	-	31	-	D	6'0	176	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	60	6	21	27	-3
10	-	Krebs, Peyton	-	70	-	LW	5'11	162	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	68	26	44	70	-2
		Round 1 - 11-20
11	-	Kaliyev, Arthur	-	48	-	C	6'2	185	L	-	RUS	CAN - OHL	-	68	31	17	48	+17
12	-	Cajkovic, Maxim	-	51	-	RW	5'11	187	R	-	SVK	SWE J20	-	28	10	11	21	-8
13	-	Podkolzin, Vasili	-	97	-	RW	5'11	165	L	-	RUS	RUS U17	-	21	13	17	30
14	-	Robertson, Matthew	-	24	-	D	6'3	195	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	67	7	17	24	-18
15	-	Murray, Blake	-	52	-	C	6'2	180	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	57	21	23	44	-17
16	-	Guskov, Matvei	-	84	-	C	6'1	161	L	-	RUS	RUS U17	-	25	14	18	31
17	-	York, Cam	-	42	-	D	5'11	166	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	21	3	10	13	+22
18	-	Foote, Nolan	-	54	-	LW	6'3	177	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	50	13	27	40	+10
19	-	Boldy, Matthew	-	85	-	LW	6'0	178	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	61	29	47	76	+24
20	-	Vlasic, Alex	-	33	-	D	6'5	190	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	60	9	20	29	+4
		Round 1 - 21-31
21	-	Poulin, Samuel	-	43	-	LW	6'1	208	L	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	55	16	19	35	+13
22	-	Grewe, Albin	-	61	-	C/LW	6'0	176	L	-	SWE	SWE J20	-	30	10	17	27	+2
23	-	Seider, Moritz	-	63	-	D	6'4	183	R	-	GER	GER U19	-	14	6	7	13
24	-	Zegras, Trevor	-	72	-	C	5'11	160	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	56	20	39	59	+23
25	-	Honka, Anttoni	-	41	-	D	5'10	179	R	-	FIN	FIN U20	-	28	4	13	17	-1
26	-	Soderstrom, Victor	-	26	-	D	5'11	176	R	-	SWE	SWE J20	-	16	3	3	6	+2
27	-	Nussbaumer, Valentin	-	61	-	C	5'11	159	L	-	SUI	SUI U20	-	20	7	11	18
28	-	Pelletier, Jakob	-	69	-	LW	5'9	158	L	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	60	23	38	61	+5
29	-	Hoglander, Nils	-	68	-	LW	5'9	185	L	-	SWE	SWE J20	-	22	14	8	22	+6
30	-	Teply, Michal	-	58	-	LW	6'3	176	R	-	CZE	CZE U20	-	21	13	5	18	+13
31	-	Has, Martin Hugo	-	23	-	D	6'4	187	R	-	CZE	FIN U20	-	47	7	9	16	+1
		Round 2 - 32-41
32	-	Mutala, Sasha	-	26	-	RW	6'0	187	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	68	11	15	26	+0
33	-	Bjornfot, Tobias	-	36	-	D	6'0	187	L	-	SWE	SWE J20	-	42	6	16	22	-4
34	-	Holmstrom, Simon	-	73	-	RW	5'11	172	L	-	SWE	SWE J20	-	28	11	19	30	-7
35	-	Vukojevic, Michael	-	14	-	D	6'3	212	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	24	1	4	5	+1
36	-	Okhotyuk, Nikita	-	14	-	D	6'1	189	L	-	RUS	CAN - OHL	-	53	5	6	11	+12
37	-	Donovan, Ryder	-	144	-	RW	6'4	185	R	-	USA	USA - HS MN	-	25	11	42	53
38	-	Starikov, Lev	-	13	-	D	6'7	190	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	66	5	8	13	+14
39	-	Knight, Spencer	-	0.903	-	G	6'3	196	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	14	2.58	0.903
40	-	Thomson, Lassi	-	37	-	D	6'0	187	R	-	FIN	FIN U20	-	49	12	15	27	-4
41	-	Nikkanen, Henri	-	52	-	C	6'2	185	L	-	FIN	FIN U20	-	50	20	18	38	-8
		Round 2 - 42-51
42	-	Andropov, Danil	-	36	-	RW	6'1	192	R	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	59	15	16	31	-8
43	-	Pasic, Nikola	-	33	-	C	5'10	181	L	-	SWE	SWE J20	-	43	10	11	21	+8
44	-	Clarke, Graeme	-	27	-	RW	5'11	175	R	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	63	14	11	25	-16
45	-	Ellis, Colten	-	0.913	-	G	6'1	190	R	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	51	2.35	0.913
46	-	Gutik, Daniil	-	57	-	RW	6'3	179	R	-	RUS	RUS U17	-	18	8	7	15
47	-	Caufield, Cole	-	61	-	RW	5'6	155	R	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	19	10	7	17	+16
48	-	Williams, Josh	-	29	-	RW	6'1	185	R	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	47	11	9	20	-9
49	-	Kokkonen, Mikko	-	34	-	D	5'11	190	L	-	FIN	FIN U20	-	14	0	7	7	-10
50	-	Knyazev, Artemi	-	12	-	D	5'11	176	L	-	RUS	RUS - MHL	-	39	4	3	7	+1
51	-	Prikryl, Filip	-	68	-	F	6'1	163	L	-	CZE	CZE U20	-	26	11	15	26	+12
		Round 2 - 52-62
52	-	Misyul, Daniil	-	10	-	D	6'3	176	L	-	RUS	RUS - MHL	-	33	2	3	5	+6
53	-	McCarthy, Case	-	30	-	D	6'0	196	R	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	41	4	14	18	+1
54	-	Saarela, Antti	-	41	-	C	5'10	176	L	-	FIN	FIN U20	-	25	6	9	15	+1
55	-	Soderblom, Elmer	-	53	-	C	6'6	212	L	-	SWE	SWE J18	-	18	5	9	14	+13
56	-	Meyer, Brady	-	169	-	F	6'5	190	L	-	USA	USA - HS MN	-	25	32	30	62
57	-	Thrun, Henry	-	46	-	D	6'1	180	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	58	7	32	39	+22
58	-	Lundmark, Simon	-	33	-	D	6'2	201	R	-	SWE	SWE J20	-	43	6	15	21	+2
59	-	Brinkman, Ben	-	109	-	D	6'0	174	L	-	USA	USA - MN HS	-	25	10	30	40
60	-	Warren, Marshall	-	34	-	D	5'11	167	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	60	8	22	30	+18
61	-	Mironov, Ilya	-	68	-	D	6'3	198	L	-	RUS	RUS U17	-	19	8	11	19
62	-	Korczak, Kaedan	-	16	-	D	6'0	170	R	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	67	3	13	16	+4
		Round 3 - 63 - 93
63	-	Abramov, Mikhail	-	121	-	RW	5'10	152	L	-	RUS	RUS U17	-	31	20	35	55
64	-	Barlage, Logan	-	19	-	C	6'4	201	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	71	7	13	20	+2
65	-	Basran, Roman	-	0.926	-	G	6'1	165	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	10	2.28	0.926
66	-	Beaucage, Alex	-	45	-	RW	6'1	186	R	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	56	13	24	37	+17
67	-	Beecher, John	-	46	-	C	6'2	197	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	60	17	24	41	+14
68	-	Bellamy, Jaxon	-	13	-	D	6'3	184	L	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	52	4	6	10	-11
69	-	Bertuzzi, Tag	-	18	-	C	6'1	199	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	41	3	8	11	-16
70	-	Broberg, Philip	-	38	-	D	6'3	192	L	-	SWE	SWE J20	-	23	6	7	13	+5
71	-	Budgell, Brett	-	47	-	LW	6'0	180	L	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	32	10	12	22	+2
72	-	Caulfield, Judd	-	44	-	F	6'2	192	R	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	59	14	24	38	+15
73	-	Gildon, Michael	-	40	-	C	6'0	185	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	61	15	20	36	+9
74	-	Hamaliuk, Dillon	-	37	-	LW	6'3	182	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	72	15	24	39	+4
75	-	Heinola, Ville	-	35	-	D	5'11	174	L	-	FIN	FIN U20	-	33	3	14	17	+4
76	-	Helleson, Drew	-	45	-	D	6'2	168	R	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	61	5	35	40	+8
77	-	Kalmikov, Brooklyn	-	42	-	LW	6'0	153	L	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	58	18	18	36	-7
78	-	Keppen, Ethan	-	19	-	LW	6'2	205	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	63	10	8	18	-21
79	-	Kope, David	-	27	-	RW	6'5	165	R	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	63	14	11	25	-17
80	-	Lee, Jake	-	11	-	D	6'2	197	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	64	4	6	10	+0
81	-	Legare, Nathan	-	32	-	RW	6'0	197	R	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	62	10	19	29	-4
82	-	Maccelli, Matias	-	40	-	LW	5'11	168	L	-	FIN	USA - USHL	-	36	8	13	21	-3
83	-	Mikhailov, Vladislav	-	12	-	C	6'2	194	R	-	RUS	RUS - MHL	-	41	5	2	7	-12
84	-	Myllyla, Wiljami	-	128	-	RW	6'0	157	L	-	FIN	FIN U20	-	36	42	26	68
85	-	Okabe, Zachary	-	67	-	F	5'9	160		-	CDN	CDN - AJHL	-	58	22	35	57
86	-	Parent, Xavier	-	31	-	F	5'7	165	L	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	63	13	16	29	-4
87	-	Primeau, Mason	-	15	-	C	6'5	182	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	60	7	6	13	-10
88	-	Rizzo, Massimo	-	53	-	C/LW	5'10	170	L	-	CDN	CDN - BCHL	-	50	13	26	39
89	-	Romano, Anthony	-	75	-	RW	5'11	175	R	-	CDN	CDN - OJHL	-	40	18	26	44
90	-	Safonov, Ilya	-	54	-	F	6'2	170	L	-	RUS	RUS U17	-	19	3	12	15
91	-	Tyuvilin, Dmitri	-	56	-	D	5'11	170	L	-	RUS	RUS U17	-	17	5	9	14
92	-	Weight, Danny	-	44	-	C	5'11	195	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	57	19	18	37	-7
93	-	Wolf, Dustin	-	0.928	-	G	5'11	150	L	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	20	2.25	0.928
		Round 4 - 94 - 124
94	-	Alexandrov, Nikita	-	32	-	C	5'11	183	L	-	RUS	CAN - QMJHL	-	66	13	18	31	+2
95	-	Alnefelt, Hugo	-	0.890	-	G	6'3	194	L	-	SWE	SWE J18	-	8	3.71	0.890
96	-	Andersson, Isac	-	43	-	C	5'11	185	L	-	SWE	SWE J18	-	16	7	3	10	+9
97	-	Blaisdell, Harrison	-	29	-	LW	5'10	173	L	-	CDN	CDN - BCHL	-	49	9	12	21
98	-	Denis, Gabriel	-	33	-	C	6'2	184	L	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	66	11	21	32	-23
99	-	Dorofeyev, Pavel	-	55	-	W	6'0	163	L	-	RUS	RUS - MHL	-	48	19	20	39	+30
100	-	Farinacci, John	-	133	-	C	5'11	165	R	-	USA	USA - HS MI	-	27	26	27	53
101	-	Gauthier, Taylor	-	0.885	-	G	6'1	188	R	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	32	3.96	0.885
102	-	Guzda, Mack	-	0.879	-	G	6'4	202	L	-	USA	CAN - OHL	-	30	3.20	0.879
103	-	Huglen, Aaron	-	106	-	C	5'10	150	R	-	USA	USA - HS MN	-	23	23	13	36
104	-	Janicke, Trevor	-	20	-	RW	5'10	185	R	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	62	10	8	18	+0
105	-	Loponen, Kalle	-	63	-	D	5'10	179	R	-	FIN	FIN U18	-	40	13	24	37
106	-	Maier, Nolan	-	0.895	-	G	6'0	168	R	-	CDN	CAN - WHL	-	43	3.31	0.895
107	-	Mancinelli, Michael	-	42	-	C	5'9	166	R	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	57	17	18	35	-6
108	-	Mastrosimone, Robert	-	51	-	C	5'9	154	L	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	60	16	29	45	+2
109	-	Merisier-Ortiz, Christopher	-	16	-	D	5'11	165	L	-	CDN	CAN - QMJHL	-	62	2	13	15	-3
110	-	Morgan, Cody	-	30	-	C	5'11	183	R	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	32	6	8	14	+2
111	-	Moynihan, Patrick	-	36	-	C	5'10	172	R	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	61	16	16	32	+10
112	-	Rees, Jamieson	-	30	-	C	5'9	161	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	46	5	15	20	+5
113	-	Robertson, Nick	-	36	-	F	5'7	143	L	-	USA	CAN - OHL	-	62	15	18	33	-27
114	-	Sheshin, Dmitri	-	37	-	F	5'7	143	R	-	RUS	RUS - MHL	-	51	12	16	28	+36
115	-	Silianoff, Grant	-	83	-	F	5'11	161	L	-	CDN	USA - HS MN	-	55	35	32	67
116	-	Staios, Nathan	-	15	-	D	5'8	168	L	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	54	3	9	12	+4
117	-	Strondala, Vojtech	-	57	-	C	5'7	154	L	-	CZE	CZE U20	-	32	7	20	27	+11
118	-	Toman, Matej	-	38	-	F	5'10	168	L	-	CZE	CZE U20	-	25	8	6	14	+6
119	-	Tomasino, Philip	-	27	-	C	5'11	167	R	-	CDN	CAN - OHL	-	61	5	19	24	-12
120	-	Toporowski, Luke	-	26	-	LW	5'10	170	L	-	USA	CAN - WHL	-	61	10	13	23	+5
121	-	Valenti, Yannik	-	73	-	RW	5'10	174	R	-	GER	GER U19	-	40	20	23	43	+13
122	-	Zaitsev, Oleg	-	24	-	F	6'1	185	L	-	RUS	RUS - MHL	-	48	8	9	17	+4
123	-	Lindmark, Owen	-	41	-	F	6'0	170	R	-	USA	USA - USHL	-	61	18	19	37	+10
124	-	Your prospect	-	-					-			-

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FinPanda · Jun 27, 2018

ikelechien said:
Here is my early version (pre Hlinka Tournament) of the 2019 draft. I am sure it will drastically change when hockey starts to be played again. Players can start their draft year as completely different prospects e.g. Ryan Strome who bulked over the summer and became a top-end prospect after spending the previous year as a skinny-minny. Anyone wanting the complete list (430 + players) can message me.
Oh, I purposely made the list for the first 4 rounds as 123 so you could point out who I had missed. Probably, should have left room for more than one, huh – next time.

E-Mac Name 68G EQ Pos Ht Wt S NAT 17-18 League 17-18 G A Pts + -
Round 1 - 1-10
1 - Hughes, Jack - 128 - C 5'9 160 L - USA USA - USHL - 36 27 41 68 +35
2 - Dach, Kirby - 60 - C 6'4 181 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 52 7 39 46 -10
3 - Cozens, Dylan - 63 - C 6'3 177 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 57 22 31 53 -6
4 - Lavoie, Raphael - 63 - C 6'4 192 R - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 68 30 33 63 +10
5 - Kakko, Kaapo - 98 - RW 6'4 207 L - FIN FIN U20 - 38 25 30 55 +13
6 - Turcotte, Alex - 57 - C 5'11 190 L - USA USA - USHL - 19 3 13 16 +13
7 - Newhook, Alex - 100 - C 5'11 185 L - CDN CDN - BCHL - 45 22 44 66
8 - Suzuki, Ryan - 47 - C 6'0 171 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 64 14 3 44 +15
9 - Byram, Bowen - 31 - D 6'0 176 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 60 6 21 27 -3
10 - Krebs, Peyton - 70 - LW 5'11 162 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 68 26 44 70 -2
Round 1 - 11-20
11 - Kaliyev, Arthur - 48 - C 6'2 185 L - RUS CAN - OHL - 68 31 17 48 +17
12 - Cajkovic, Maxim - 51 - RW 5'11 187 R - SVK SWE J20 - 28 10 11 21 -8
13 - Podkolzin, Vasili - 97 - RW 5'11 165 L - RUS RUS U17 - 21 13 17 30
14 - Robertson, Matthew - 24 - D 6'3 195 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 67 7 17 24 -18
15 - Murray, Blake - 52 - C 6'2 180 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 57 21 23 44 -17
16 - Guskov, Matvei - 84 - C 6'1 161 L - RUS RUS U17 - 25 14 18 31
17 - York, Cam - 42 - D 5'11 166 L - USA USA - USHL - 21 3 10 13 +22
18 - Foote, Nolan - 54 - LW 6'3 177 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 50 13 27 40 +10
19 - Boldy, Matthew - 85 - LW 6'0 178 L - USA USA - USHL - 61 29 47 76 +24
20 - Vlasic, Alex - 33 - D 6'5 190 L - USA USA - USHL - 60 9 20 29 +4
Round 1 - 21-31
21 - Poulin, Samuel - 43 - LW 6'1 208 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 55 16 19 35 +13
22 - Grewe, Albin - 61 - C/LW 6'0 176 L - SWE SWE J20 - 30 10 17 27 +2
23 - Seider, Moritz - 63 - D 6'4 183 R - GER GER U19 - 14 6 7 13
24 - Zegras, Trevor - 72 - C 5'11 160 L - USA USA - USHL - 56 20 39 59 +23
25 - Honka, Anttoni - 41 - D 5'10 179 R - FIN FIN U20 - 28 4 13 17 -1
26 - Soderstrom, Victor - 26 - D 5'11 176 R - SWE SWE J20 - 16 3 3 6 +2
27 - Nussbaumer, Valentin - 61 - C 5'11 159 L - SUI SUI U20 - 20 7 11 18
28 - Pelletier, Jakob - 69 - LW 5'9 158 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 60 23 38 61 +5
29 - Hoglander, Nils - 68 - LW 5'9 185 L - SWE SWE J20 - 22 14 8 22 +6
30 - Teply, Michal - 58 - LW 6'3 176 R - CZE CZE U20 - 21 13 5 18 +13
31 - Has, Martin Hugo - 23 - D 6'4 187 R - CZE FIN U20 - 47 7 9 16 +1
Round 2 - 32-41
32 - Mutala, Sasha - 26 - RW 6'0 187 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 68 11 15 26 +0
33 - Bjornfot, Tobias - 36 - D 6'0 187 L - SWE SWE J20 - 42 6 16 22 -4
34 - Holmstrom, Simon - 73 - RW 5'11 172 L - SWE SWE J20 - 28 11 19 30 -7
35 - Vukojevic, Michael - 14 - D 6'3 212 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 24 1 4 5 +1
36 - Okhotyuk, Nikita - 14 - D 6'1 189 L - RUS CAN - OHL - 53 5 6 11 +12
37 - Donovan, Ryder - 144 - RW 6'4 185 R - USA USA - HS MN - 25 11 42 53
38 - Starikov, Lev - 13 - D 6'7 190 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 66 5 8 13 +14
39 - Knight, Spencer - 0.903 - G 6'3 196 L - USA USA - USHL - 14 2.58 0.903
40 - Thomson, Lassi - 37 - D 6'0 187 R - FIN FIN U20 - 49 12 15 27 -4
41 - Nikkanen, Henri - 52 - C 6'2 185 L - FIN FIN U20 - 50 20 18 38 -8
Round 2 - 42-51
42 - Andropov, Danil - 36 - RW 6'1 192 R - CDN CAN - OHL - 59 15 16 31 -8
43 - Pasic, Nikola - 33 - C 5'10 181 L - SWE SWE J20 - 43 10 11 21 +8
44 - Clarke, Graeme - 27 - RW 5'11 175 R - CDN CAN - OHL - 63 14 11 25 -16
45 - Ellis, Colten - 0.913 - G 6'1 190 R - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 51 2.35 0.913
46 - Gutik, Daniil - 57 - RW 6'3 179 R - RUS RUS U17 - 18 8 7 15
47 - Caufield, Cole - 61 - RW 5'6 155 R - USA USA - USHL - 19 10 7 17 +16
48 - Williams, Josh - 29 - RW 6'1 185 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 47 11 9 20 -9
49 - Kokkonen, Mikko - 34 - D 5'11 190 L - FIN FIN U20 - 14 0 7 7 -10
50 - Knyazev, Artemi - 12 - D 5'11 176 L - RUS RUS - MHL - 39 4 3 7 +1
51 - Prikryl, Filip - 68 - F 6'1 163 L - CZE CZE U20 - 26 11 15 26 +12
Round 2 - 52-62
52 - Misyul, Daniil - 10 - D 6'3 176 L - RUS RUS - MHL - 33 2 3 5 +6
53 - McCarthy, Case - 30 - D 6'0 196 R - USA USA - USHL - 41 4 14 18 +1
54 - Saarela, Antti - 41 - C 5'10 176 L - FIN FIN U20 - 25 6 9 15 +1
55 - Soderblom, Elmer - 53 - C 6'6 212 L - SWE SWE J18 - 18 5 9 14 +13
56 - Meyer, Brady - 169 - F 6'5 190 L - USA USA - HS MN - 25 32 30 62
57 - Thrun, Henry - 46 - D 6'1 180 L - USA USA - USHL - 58 7 32 39 +22
58 - Lundmark, Simon - 33 - D 6'2 201 R - SWE SWE J20 - 43 6 15 21 +2
59 - Brinkman, Ben - 109 - D 6'0 174 L - USA USA - MN HS - 25 10 30 40
60 - Warren, Marshall - 34 - D 5'11 167 L - USA USA - USHL - 60 8 22 30 +18
61 - Mironov, Ilya - 68 - D 6'3 198 L - RUS RUS U17 - 19 8 11 19
62 - Korczak, Kaedan - 16 - D 6'0 170 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 67 3 13 16 +4
Round 3 - 63 - 93
63 - Abramov, Mikhail - 121 - RW 5'10 152 L - RUS RUS U17 - 31 20 35 55
64 - Barlage, Logan - 19 - C 6'4 201 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 71 7 13 20 +2
65 - Basran, Roman - 0.926 - G 6'1 165 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 10 2.28 0.926
66 - Beaucage, Alex - 45 - RW 6'1 186 R - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 56 13 24 37 +17
67 - Beecher, John - 46 - C 6'2 197 L - USA USA - USHL - 60 17 24 41 +14
68 - Bellamy, Jaxon - 13 - D 6'3 184 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 52 4 6 10 -11
69 - Bertuzzi, Tag - 18 - C 6'1 199 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 41 3 8 11 -16
70 - Broberg, Philip - 38 - D 6'3 192 L - SWE SWE J20 - 23 6 7 13 +5
71 - Budgell, Brett - 47 - LW 6'0 180 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 32 10 12 22 +2
72 - Caulfield, Judd - 44 - F 6'2 192 R - USA USA - USHL - 59 14 24 38 +15
73 - Gildon, Michael - 40 - C 6'0 185 L - USA USA - USHL - 61 15 20 36 +9
74 - Hamaliuk, Dillon - 37 - LW 6'3 182 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 72 15 24 39 +4
75 - Heinola, Ville - 35 - D 5'11 174 L - FIN FIN U20 - 33 3 14 17 +4
76 - Helleson, Drew - 45 - D 6'2 168 R - USA USA - USHL - 61 5 35 40 +8
77 - Kalmikov, Brooklyn - 42 - LW 6'0 153 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 58 18 18 36 -7
78 - Keppen, Ethan - 19 - LW 6'2 205 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 63 10 8 18 -21
79 - Kope, David - 27 - RW 6'5 165 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 63 14 11 25 -17
80 - Lee, Jake - 11 - D 6'2 197 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 64 4 6 10 +0
81 - Legare, Nathan - 32 - RW 6'0 197 R - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 62 10 19 29 -4
82 - Maccelli, Matias - 40 - LW 5'11 168 L - FIN USA - USHL - 36 8 13 21 -3
83 - Mikhailov, Vladislav - 12 - C 6'2 194 R - RUS RUS - MHL - 41 5 2 7 -12
84 - Myllyla, Wiljami - 128 - RW 6'0 157 L - FIN FIN U20 - 36 42 26 68
85 - Okabe, Zachary - 67 - F 5'9 160 - CDN CDN - AJHL - 58 22 35 57
86 - Parent, Xavier - 31 - F 5'7 165 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 63 13 16 29 -4
87 - Primeau, Mason - 15 - C 6'5 182 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 60 7 6 13 -10
88 - Rizzo, Massimo - 53 - C/LW 5'10 170 L - CDN CDN - BCHL - 50 13 26 39
89 - Romano, Anthony - 75 - RW 5'11 175 R - CDN CDN - OJHL - 40 18 26 44
90 - Safonov, Ilya - 54 - F 6'2 170 L - RUS RUS U17 - 19 3 12 15
91 - Tyuvilin, Dmitri - 56 - D 5'11 170 L - RUS RUS U17 - 17 5 9 14
92 - Weight, Danny - 44 - C 5'11 195 L - USA USA - USHL - 57 19 18 37 -7
93 - Wolf, Dustin - 0.928 - G 5'11 150 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 20 2.25 0.928
Round 4 - 94 - 124
94 - Alexandrov, Nikita - 32 - C 5'11 183 L - RUS CAN - QMJHL - 66 13 18 31 +2
95 - Alnefelt, Hugo - 0.890 - G 6'3 194 L - SWE SWE J18 - 8 3.71 0.890
96 - Andersson, Isac - 43 - C 5'11 185 L - SWE SWE J18 - 16 7 3 10 +9
97 - Blaisdell, Harrison - 29 - LW 5'10 173 L - CDN CDN - BCHL - 49 9 12 21
98 - Denis, Gabriel - 33 - C 6'2 184 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 66 11 21 32 -23
99 - Dorofeyev, Pavel - 55 - W 6'0 163 L - RUS RUS - MHL - 48 19 20 39 +30
100 - Farinacci, John - 133 - C 5'11 165 R - USA USA - HS MI - 27 26 27 53
101 - Gauthier, Taylor - 0.885 - G 6'1 188 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 32 3.96 0.885
102 - Guzda, Mack - 0.879 - G 6'4 202 L - USA CAN - OHL - 30 3.20 0.879
103 - Huglen, Aaron - 106 - C 5'10 150 R - USA USA - HS MN - 23 23 13 36
104 - Janicke, Trevor - 20 - RW 5'10 185 R - USA USA - USHL - 62 10 8 18 +0
105 - Loponen, Kalle - 63 - D 5'10 179 R - FIN FIN U18 - 40 13 24 37
106 - Maier, Nolan - 0.895 - G 6'0 168 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 43 3.31 0.895
107 - Mancinelli, Michael - 42 - C 5'9 166 R - USA USA - USHL - 57 17 18 35 -6
108 - Mastrosimone, Robert - 51 - C 5'9 154 L - USA USA - USHL - 60 16 29 45 +2
109 - Merisier-Ortiz, Christopher - 16 - D 5'11 165 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 62 2 13 15 -3
110 - Morgan, Cody - 30 - C 5'11 183 R - CDN CAN - OHL - 32 6 8 14 +2
111 - Moynihan, Patrick - 36 - C 5'10 172 R - USA USA - USHL - 61 16 16 32 +10
112 - Rees, Jamieson - 30 - C 5'9 161 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 46 5 15 20 +5
113 - Robertson, Nick - 36 - F 5'7 143 L - USA CAN - OHL - 62 15 18 33 -27
114 - Sheshin, Dmitri - 37 - F 5'7 143 R - RUS RUS - MHL - 51 12 16 28 +36
115 - Silianoff, Grant - 83 - F 5'11 161 L - CDN USA - HS MN - 55 35 32 67
116 - Staios, Nathan - 15 - D 5'8 168 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 54 3 9 12 +4
117 - Strondala, Vojtech - 57 - C 5'7 154 L - CZE CZE U20 - 32 7 20 27 +11
118 - Toman, Matej - 38 - F 5'10 168 L - CZE CZE U20 - 25 8 6 14 +6
119 - Tomasino, Philip - 27 - C 5'11 167 R - CDN CAN - OHL - 61 5 19 24 -12
120 - Toporowski, Luke - 26 - LW 5'10 170 L - USA CAN - WHL - 61 10 13 23 +5
121 - Valenti, Yannik - 73 - RW 5'10 174 R - GER GER U19 - 40 20 23 43 +13
122 - Zaitsev, Oleg - 24 - F 6'1 185 L - RUS RUS - MHL - 48 8 9 17 +4
123 - Lindmark, Owen - 41 - F 6'0 170 R - USA USA - USHL - 61 18 19 37 +10
124 - Your prospect - - - -
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Nice job. I don't agree with all but you found a lot of the Finns I think are worth ranked at the moment. Cool to see someone making a bigger list than top 31.

Maverick41 · Jun 27, 2018

I hope Nikita Alexandrov can play the entire next season the way he did in the playoffs. If he does, he should be among the risers on many lists.

Number 57 · Jun 27, 2018

From the Q

F
Raphael Lavoie
Samuel Poulin
Jakob Pelletier
Brett Budgell
Nikita Alexandrov
Mathieu Bizier
Alex Beaucage
Xavier Parent
Brooklyn Kalmikov
Nathan Legare
Xavier Simoneau

D
Christopher Meriser-Ortiz
Christopher Innis
Jaxon Bellamy
Maxence Guenette
Samuel Bolduc
Thomas Ferland
Thomas Pelletier
Noah Laaouan
Anthony Allepot

G
Colten Ellis
Tommy DaSilva

93LEAFS · Jun 27, 2018

MattiasSnall said:
I believe Kaapo Kakko should be considered on the same level as Svechnikov, Svech had 9 P in 7 games as underaged in U18 while Kakko had 10, of course points is not everything but Kakko was clearly the best offensive threat in the team as a underager. Kakko also has the size and will get to play a full senior season the upcoming season, expect him being an impact player this year for TPS.

And Svechnikov got 2 points as a 15-year-old at the U-18's, while Kakko didn't make his team. Don't put too much weight into one tournament. Kakko could eventually get to Svechnikov's level, but I don't think to compare them a year from the draft they are at the same level. 17-year-old Svech clearly goes above 17-year-old Kakko. Now, a lot can change in a year.

FinPanda · Jun 27, 2018

93LEAFS said:
And Svechnikov got 2 points as a 15-year-old at the U-18's, while Kakko didn't make his team. Don't put too much weight into one tournament. Kakko could eventually get to Svechnikov's level, but I don't think to compare them a year from the draft they are at the same level. 17-year-old Svech clearly goes above 17-year-old Kakko. Now, a lot can change in a year.

Yeah it is not even a fair comparison as the 2016 Finnish team (so Kakko's 15 year season) Finland won gold.

Forwards in that team: Juha Jääskä, Jesse Puljujärvi, Kristian Vesalainen, Sami Moilanen, Joona Koppanen, Janne Kuokkanen, Eetu Tuulola, Eeli Tolvanen, Aapeli Räsänen, Emil Oksanen, Otto Somppi, Otto Mäkinen and Markus Nurmi. 9 of them are drafted, 3 first rounders. No need for Kakko.

I can definitely see why Russia needed Svechnikov in 2015 though.

Pavel Buchnevich · Jun 27, 2018

Kakko on the same level as Svechnikov? Come on, now. Thats absurd.

Hughes vs. Svech. is a better comparison.

93LEAFS · Jun 27, 2018

FinPanda said:
Yeah it is not even a fair comparison as the 2016 Finnish team (so Kakko's 15 year season) Finland won gold.

Forwards in that team: Juha Jääskä, Jesse Puljujärvi, Kristian Vesalainen, Sami Moilanen, Joona Koppanen, Janne Kuokkanen, Eetu Tuulola, Eeli Tolvanen, Aapeli Räsänen, Emil Oksanen, Otto Somppi, Otto Mäkinen and Markus Nurmi. 9 of them are drafted, 3 first rounders. No need for Kakko.

I can definitely see why Russia needed Svechnikov in 2015 though.

Kakko didn't make the 2017 team, where Finland finished 2nd. Your thinking a year too far ahead for both. My main point wasn't to hold not making the team against Kakko, more that we can't over weight one tournament and use that as the primary form of comparison. Although in retrospect, I just remembered that the 2016 Russian team was the team that got almost all banned for meldonium, so it is not like Svech made a full-scale Russian team.

Kakko is a great prospect and has impressed me when I have watched him, I just think he's behind Svech at the same age. He's ahead of Zadina, Tkachuk and Wahlstrom a year ahead of their drafts.

FinPanda · Jun 27, 2018

93LEAFS said:
Kakko didn't make the 2017 team, where Finland finished 2nd. Your thinking a year too far ahead for both. My main point wasn't to hold not making the team against Kakko, more that we can't over weight one tournament and use that as the primary form of comparison. Although in retrospect, I just remembered that the 2016 Russian team was the team that got almost all banned for meldonium, so it is not like Svech made a full-scale Russian team.

Kakko is a great prospect and has impressed me when I have watched him, I just think he's behind Svech at the same age. He's ahead of Zadina, Tkachuk and Wahlstrom a year ahead of their drafts.

Yeah I wasn't saying that and as I got the year wrong, my bad. Kakko has been injured so much that I have to think if that had something to do with him not being in the team in 2017, as that doesn't look very strong. Probably not. It was very nice to see him play in the U18 WHC this year as he missed all the other games (+ Hlinka) because of injuries. Svechnikov can be ahead at the moment, but I think Kakko has great potential and we know for sure who is better in 5 years. Maybe sooner.

Dubcanesfan · Jun 27, 2018

Here's what I'm thinking, Hughes yes is the consensus here for #1 overall, but he's small, and doesn't have lots of weight on him at all. There's lots of big, highly skilled centres that already have 20 pounds plus on him, as well as frames to get even bigger. I could see quite a few challenging for #1 overall.
Crazy opinion but just something I'm thinking of!

Daximus · Jun 27, 2018

hurricanefan11 said:
Here's what I'm thinking, Hughes yes is the consensus here for #1 overall, but he's small, and doesn't have lots of weight on him at all. There's lots of big, highly skilled centres that already have 20 pounds plus on him, as well as frames to get even bigger. I could see quite a few challenging for #1 overall.
Crazy opinion but just something I'm thinking of!

It's going to be tough. Despite his size Hughes is the type of player who makes everyone who plays with him better. Incredible skater, incredible stickhandler, has a great shot and high IQ with incredible vision and passing ability to make plays out of nothing. There is none of the big boys that come close to his skill level and I don't see it happening anytime soon.

AmericanDream · Jun 27, 2018

ikelechien said:
Here is my early version (pre Hlinka Tournament) of the 2019 draft. I am sure it will drastically change when hockey starts to be played again. Players can start their draft year as completely different prospects e.g. Ryan Strome who bulked over the summer and became a top-end prospect after spending the previous year as a skinny-minny. Anyone wanting the complete list (430 + players) can message me.
Oh, I purposely made the list for the first 4 rounds as 123 so you could point out who I had missed. Probably, should have left room for more than one, huh – next time.

E-Mac Name 68G EQ Pos Ht Wt S NAT 17-18 League 17-18 G A Pts + -
Round 1 - 1-10
1 - Hughes, Jack - 128 - C 5'9 160 L - USA USA - USHL - 36 27 41 68 +35
2 - Dach, Kirby - 60 - C 6'4 181 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 52 7 39 46 -10
3 - Cozens, Dylan - 63 - C 6'3 177 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 57 22 31 53 -6
4 - Lavoie, Raphael - 63 - C 6'4 192 R - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 68 30 33 63 +10
5 - Kakko, Kaapo - 98 - RW 6'4 207 L - FIN FIN U20 - 38 25 30 55 +13
6 - Turcotte, Alex - 57 - C 5'11 190 L - USA USA - USHL - 19 3 13 16 +13
7 - Newhook, Alex - 100 - C 5'11 185 L - CDN CDN - BCHL - 45 22 44 66
8 - Suzuki, Ryan - 47 - C 6'0 171 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 64 14 3 44 +15
9 - Byram, Bowen - 31 - D 6'0 176 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 60 6 21 27 -3
10 - Krebs, Peyton - 70 - LW 5'11 162 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 68 26 44 70 -2
Round 1 - 11-20
11 - Kaliyev, Arthur - 48 - C 6'2 185 L - RUS CAN - OHL - 68 31 17 48 +17
12 - Cajkovic, Maxim - 51 - RW 5'11 187 R - SVK SWE J20 - 28 10 11 21 -8
13 - Podkolzin, Vasili - 97 - RW 5'11 165 L - RUS RUS U17 - 21 13 17 30
14 - Robertson, Matthew - 24 - D 6'3 195 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 67 7 17 24 -18
15 - Murray, Blake - 52 - C 6'2 180 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 57 21 23 44 -17
16 - Guskov, Matvei - 84 - C 6'1 161 L - RUS RUS U17 - 25 14 18 31
17 - York, Cam - 42 - D 5'11 166 L - USA USA - USHL - 21 3 10 13 +22
18 - Foote, Nolan - 54 - LW 6'3 177 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 50 13 27 40 +10
19 - Boldy, Matthew - 85 - LW 6'0 178 L - USA USA - USHL - 61 29 47 76 +24
20 - Vlasic, Alex - 33 - D 6'5 190 L - USA USA - USHL - 60 9 20 29 +4
Round 1 - 21-31
21 - Poulin, Samuel - 43 - LW 6'1 208 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 55 16 19 35 +13
22 - Grewe, Albin - 61 - C/LW 6'0 176 L - SWE SWE J20 - 30 10 17 27 +2
23 - Seider, Moritz - 63 - D 6'4 183 R - GER GER U19 - 14 6 7 13
24 - Zegras, Trevor - 72 - C 5'11 160 L - USA USA - USHL - 56 20 39 59 +23
25 - Honka, Anttoni - 41 - D 5'10 179 R - FIN FIN U20 - 28 4 13 17 -1
26 - Soderstrom, Victor - 26 - D 5'11 176 R - SWE SWE J20 - 16 3 3 6 +2
27 - Nussbaumer, Valentin - 61 - C 5'11 159 L - SUI SUI U20 - 20 7 11 18
28 - Pelletier, Jakob - 69 - LW 5'9 158 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 60 23 38 61 +5
29 - Hoglander, Nils - 68 - LW 5'9 185 L - SWE SWE J20 - 22 14 8 22 +6
30 - Teply, Michal - 58 - LW 6'3 176 R - CZE CZE U20 - 21 13 5 18 +13
31 - Has, Martin Hugo - 23 - D 6'4 187 R - CZE FIN U20 - 47 7 9 16 +1
Round 2 - 32-41
32 - Mutala, Sasha - 26 - RW 6'0 187 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 68 11 15 26 +0
33 - Bjornfot, Tobias - 36 - D 6'0 187 L - SWE SWE J20 - 42 6 16 22 -4
34 - Holmstrom, Simon - 73 - RW 5'11 172 L - SWE SWE J20 - 28 11 19 30 -7
35 - Vukojevic, Michael - 14 - D 6'3 212 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 24 1 4 5 +1
36 - Okhotyuk, Nikita - 14 - D 6'1 189 L - RUS CAN - OHL - 53 5 6 11 +12
37 - Donovan, Ryder - 144 - RW 6'4 185 R - USA USA - HS MN - 25 11 42 53
38 - Starikov, Lev - 13 - D 6'7 190 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 66 5 8 13 +14
39 - Knight, Spencer - 0.903 - G 6'3 196 L - USA USA - USHL - 14 2.58 0.903
40 - Thomson, Lassi - 37 - D 6'0 187 R - FIN FIN U20 - 49 12 15 27 -4
41 - Nikkanen, Henri - 52 - C 6'2 185 L - FIN FIN U20 - 50 20 18 38 -8
Round 2 - 42-51
42 - Andropov, Danil - 36 - RW 6'1 192 R - CDN CAN - OHL - 59 15 16 31 -8
43 - Pasic, Nikola - 33 - C 5'10 181 L - SWE SWE J20 - 43 10 11 21 +8
44 - Clarke, Graeme - 27 - RW 5'11 175 R - CDN CAN - OHL - 63 14 11 25 -16
45 - Ellis, Colten - 0.913 - G 6'1 190 R - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 51 2.35 0.913
46 - Gutik, Daniil - 57 - RW 6'3 179 R - RUS RUS U17 - 18 8 7 15
47 - Caufield, Cole - 61 - RW 5'6 155 R - USA USA - USHL - 19 10 7 17 +16
48 - Williams, Josh - 29 - RW 6'1 185 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 47 11 9 20 -9
49 - Kokkonen, Mikko - 34 - D 5'11 190 L - FIN FIN U20 - 14 0 7 7 -10
50 - Knyazev, Artemi - 12 - D 5'11 176 L - RUS RUS - MHL - 39 4 3 7 +1
51 - Prikryl, Filip - 68 - F 6'1 163 L - CZE CZE U20 - 26 11 15 26 +12
Round 2 - 52-62
52 - Misyul, Daniil - 10 - D 6'3 176 L - RUS RUS - MHL - 33 2 3 5 +6
53 - McCarthy, Case - 30 - D 6'0 196 R - USA USA - USHL - 41 4 14 18 +1
54 - Saarela, Antti - 41 - C 5'10 176 L - FIN FIN U20 - 25 6 9 15 +1
55 - Soderblom, Elmer - 53 - C 6'6 212 L - SWE SWE J18 - 18 5 9 14 +13
56 - Meyer, Brady - 169 - F 6'5 190 L - USA USA - HS MN - 25 32 30 62
57 - Thrun, Henry - 46 - D 6'1 180 L - USA USA - USHL - 58 7 32 39 +22
58 - Lundmark, Simon - 33 - D 6'2 201 R - SWE SWE J20 - 43 6 15 21 +2
59 - Brinkman, Ben - 109 - D 6'0 174 L - USA USA - MN HS - 25 10 30 40
60 - Warren, Marshall - 34 - D 5'11 167 L - USA USA - USHL - 60 8 22 30 +18
61 - Mironov, Ilya - 68 - D 6'3 198 L - RUS RUS U17 - 19 8 11 19
62 - Korczak, Kaedan - 16 - D 6'0 170 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 67 3 13 16 +4
Round 3 - 63 - 93
63 - Abramov, Mikhail - 121 - RW 5'10 152 L - RUS RUS U17 - 31 20 35 55
64 - Barlage, Logan - 19 - C 6'4 201 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 71 7 13 20 +2
65 - Basran, Roman - 0.926 - G 6'1 165 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 10 2.28 0.926
66 - Beaucage, Alex - 45 - RW 6'1 186 R - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 56 13 24 37 +17
67 - Beecher, John - 46 - C 6'2 197 L - USA USA - USHL - 60 17 24 41 +14
68 - Bellamy, Jaxon - 13 - D 6'3 184 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 52 4 6 10 -11
69 - Bertuzzi, Tag - 18 - C 6'1 199 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 41 3 8 11 -16
70 - Broberg, Philip - 38 - D 6'3 192 L - SWE SWE J20 - 23 6 7 13 +5
71 - Budgell, Brett - 47 - LW 6'0 180 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 32 10 12 22 +2
72 - Caulfield, Judd - 44 - F 6'2 192 R - USA USA - USHL - 59 14 24 38 +15
73 - Gildon, Michael - 40 - C 6'0 185 L - USA USA - USHL - 61 15 20 36 +9
74 - Hamaliuk, Dillon - 37 - LW 6'3 182 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 72 15 24 39 +4
75 - Heinola, Ville - 35 - D 5'11 174 L - FIN FIN U20 - 33 3 14 17 +4
76 - Helleson, Drew - 45 - D 6'2 168 R - USA USA - USHL - 61 5 35 40 +8
77 - Kalmikov, Brooklyn - 42 - LW 6'0 153 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 58 18 18 36 -7
78 - Keppen, Ethan - 19 - LW 6'2 205 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 63 10 8 18 -21
79 - Kope, David - 27 - RW 6'5 165 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 63 14 11 25 -17
80 - Lee, Jake - 11 - D 6'2 197 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 64 4 6 10 +0
81 - Legare, Nathan - 32 - RW 6'0 197 R - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 62 10 19 29 -4
82 - Maccelli, Matias - 40 - LW 5'11 168 L - FIN USA - USHL - 36 8 13 21 -3
83 - Mikhailov, Vladislav - 12 - C 6'2 194 R - RUS RUS - MHL - 41 5 2 7 -12
84 - Myllyla, Wiljami - 128 - RW 6'0 157 L - FIN FIN U20 - 36 42 26 68
85 - Okabe, Zachary - 67 - F 5'9 160 - CDN CDN - AJHL - 58 22 35 57
86 - Parent, Xavier - 31 - F 5'7 165 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 63 13 16 29 -4
87 - Primeau, Mason - 15 - C 6'5 182 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 60 7 6 13 -10
88 - Rizzo, Massimo - 53 - C/LW 5'10 170 L - CDN CDN - BCHL - 50 13 26 39
89 - Romano, Anthony - 75 - RW 5'11 175 R - CDN CDN - OJHL - 40 18 26 44
90 - Safonov, Ilya - 54 - F 6'2 170 L - RUS RUS U17 - 19 3 12 15
91 - Tyuvilin, Dmitri - 56 - D 5'11 170 L - RUS RUS U17 - 17 5 9 14
92 - Weight, Danny - 44 - C 5'11 195 L - USA USA - USHL - 57 19 18 37 -7
93 - Wolf, Dustin - 0.928 - G 5'11 150 L - CDN CAN - WHL - 20 2.25 0.928
Round 4 - 94 - 124
94 - Alexandrov, Nikita - 32 - C 5'11 183 L - RUS CAN - QMJHL - 66 13 18 31 +2
95 - Alnefelt, Hugo - 0.890 - G 6'3 194 L - SWE SWE J18 - 8 3.71 0.890
96 - Andersson, Isac - 43 - C 5'11 185 L - SWE SWE J18 - 16 7 3 10 +9
97 - Blaisdell, Harrison - 29 - LW 5'10 173 L - CDN CDN - BCHL - 49 9 12 21
98 - Denis, Gabriel - 33 - C 6'2 184 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 66 11 21 32 -23
99 - Dorofeyev, Pavel - 55 - W 6'0 163 L - RUS RUS - MHL - 48 19 20 39 +30
100 - Farinacci, John - 133 - C 5'11 165 R - USA USA - HS MI - 27 26 27 53
101 - Gauthier, Taylor - 0.885 - G 6'1 188 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 32 3.96 0.885
102 - Guzda, Mack - 0.879 - G 6'4 202 L - USA CAN - OHL - 30 3.20 0.879
103 - Huglen, Aaron - 106 - C 5'10 150 R - USA USA - HS MN - 23 23 13 36
104 - Janicke, Trevor - 20 - RW 5'10 185 R - USA USA - USHL - 62 10 8 18 +0
105 - Loponen, Kalle - 63 - D 5'10 179 R - FIN FIN U18 - 40 13 24 37
106 - Maier, Nolan - 0.895 - G 6'0 168 R - CDN CAN - WHL - 43 3.31 0.895
107 - Mancinelli, Michael - 42 - C 5'9 166 R - USA USA - USHL - 57 17 18 35 -6
108 - Mastrosimone, Robert - 51 - C 5'9 154 L - USA USA - USHL - 60 16 29 45 +2
109 - Merisier-Ortiz, Christopher - 16 - D 5'11 165 L - CDN CAN - QMJHL - 62 2 13 15 -3
110 - Morgan, Cody - 30 - C 5'11 183 R - CDN CAN - OHL - 32 6 8 14 +2
111 - Moynihan, Patrick - 36 - C 5'10 172 R - USA USA - USHL - 61 16 16 32 +10
112 - Rees, Jamieson - 30 - C 5'9 161 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 46 5 15 20 +5
113 - Robertson, Nick - 36 - F 5'7 143 L - USA CAN - OHL - 62 15 18 33 -27
114 - Sheshin, Dmitri - 37 - F 5'7 143 R - RUS RUS - MHL - 51 12 16 28 +36
115 - Silianoff, Grant - 83 - F 5'11 161 L - CDN USA - HS MN - 55 35 32 67
116 - Staios, Nathan - 15 - D 5'8 168 L - CDN CAN - OHL - 54 3 9 12 +4
117 - Strondala, Vojtech - 57 - C 5'7 154 L - CZE CZE U20 - 32 7 20 27 +11
118 - Toman, Matej - 38 - F 5'10 168 L - CZE CZE U20 - 25 8 6 14 +6
119 - Tomasino, Philip - 27 - C 5'11 167 R - CDN CAN - OHL - 61 5 19 24 -12
120 - Toporowski, Luke - 26 - LW 5'10 170 L - USA CAN - WHL - 61 10 13 23 +5
121 - Valenti, Yannik - 73 - RW 5'10 174 R - GER GER U19 - 40 20 23 43 +13
122 - Zaitsev, Oleg - 24 - F 6'1 185 L - RUS RUS - MHL - 48 8 9 17 +4
123 - Lindmark, Owen - 41 - F 6'0 170 R - USA USA - USHL - 61 18 19 37 +10
124 - Your prospect - - - -
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love the effort here and list of names, thanks!

just might want to correct Arthur Kaliyev is American. Born and raised in New York.

William H Bonney · Jun 27, 2018

AmericanDream said:
love the effort here and list of names, thanks!

just might want to correct Arthur Kaliyev is American. Born and raised in New York.

His parents are from Uzbekistan. He wasn't born in the US, but moved to NY at 11 months old. Raised and trained in the US, and only eligible to represent Team USA.

AmericanDream · Jun 27, 2018

William H Bonney said:
His parents are from Uzbekistan. He wasn't born in the US, but moved to NY at 11 months old. Raised and trained in the US, and only eligible to represent Team USA.

Let’s see your ID, Mr. Bulldog

born to Russian parents in Staten Island New York

A 6-foot-2, 185-pound winger, Kaliyev was born to Russian parents in Staten Island, NY on June 26, 2001 and he has the paperwork to prove it. He also has a quick, heavy and effective shot, which, coupled with a light accent (his family speaks Russian at home), helps fuel the rumblings.

NAME	POS	HT	WT	TEAM	GP	G	P
1. Jack Hughes	C	5'9 ½	157	USA NTDP (USHL)	16	11	37
2. Bowen Byram	D	6'0	179	Vancouver (WHL)	16	1	10
3. Dylan Cozens	RW	6'2 ½	174	Lethbridge (WHL)	13	7	13
4. Kaapo Kakko	RW	6'1 ¼	187	TPS Jr. (Fin Jr. U20)	19	13	26
5. Tobias Bjornfot	D	6'0	187	Djurgardens (SHL)	16	2	13
6. Vasily Podkolzin	RW	6'0	183	Podolsk (MHL)	-	-	-
7. Kirby Dach	C	6'0 ¾	195	Saskatoon (WHL)	11	1	4
8. Cole Caufield	RW	5'6	150	USA NTDP (USHL)	16	23	31
9. Ilia Mironov	D	6'3	201	Yaroslavl (MHL)	10	1	7
10. Matthew Robertson	D	6'2 ¾	196	Edmonton (WHL)	16	3	4
11. Albin Grewe	RW	6'0	176	Djurgardens (SHL)	12	2	11
12. Alex Vlasic	D	6'5	193	USA NTDP (USHL)	16	4	12
13. Matthew Boldy	LW	6'0 ¾	175	USA NTDP (USHL)	16	9	25
14. Tag Bertuzzi	LW	5'11 ½	195	Guelph (OHL)	7	0	2
15. Peyton Krebs	C	5'10 ¾	173	Kootenay (WHL)	16	3	13
16. Daniil Gutik	LW	6'3	179	Yaroslavl (MHL)	3	1	5
17. Sasha Mutala	RW	6'0 ¼	188	Tri-City (WHL)	15	2	3
18. Ryan Suzuki	C	5'11 ¾	173	Barrie (OHL)	15	1	11
19. Nolan Foote	LW	6'3	187	Kelowna (WHL)	20	5	12

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