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From stat watching, Suni doesn't look half bad.Im more impressed by Oliver Suni than Kasper Simontaival in regards finnish forwards of 2020 draft.
From stat watching, Suni doesn't look half bad.Im more impressed by Oliver Suni than Kasper Simontaival in regards finnish forwards of 2020 draft.
Well... Uh, how? I just can't agree with this at all.I think Suni is the number 1 Finn for this draft.
Lafreniere so far consensus #1Can Someone possibly give a full rankings of the 2020 Draft right now, just to scope out?
Well I know that, but thank you sirLafreniere so far consensus #1
Can Someone possibly give a full rankings of the 2020 Draft right now, just to scope out?
How is dylan peterson higher than Holtz? Holtz might be good enough to play in the swedish hockey league next season.1. Alexis Lafreniere - LW/C
2. Quinton Byfield - C
3. Dylan Peterson - C
4. Alexander Holtz - W
5. Kaiden Guhle - LD
6. Marco Rossi - C
7. Connor McLennon - W
8. Kasper Simontaival - W
9. Kyle Crnkovic - LW
10. Jake Neighbours - LW
11. Dylan Holloway - LW
12. Ty Smilanic - C
13. Noah Delemont - RD
14. Seth Jarvis - RW
15. Adam Raska - W
16. Nick Wong - C
17. Noah Gunler - W
18. Nic Robertson - C
19. Rhett Rhinehart - RD
20. Cole Perfetti - LW/C
21. Theodor Neiderbach - RW
22. Justin Sourdif - W
23. Justin Barron - RD
24. Braden Schneider - RD
25. Brandon Coe - RW
26. Daemon Hunt - LD
27. Luke Tuch - C
28. Ethan Bowen - C
29. Jack Finlay - C
30. Jaromir Pytlik - LW
31 - Tim Stutzle - LW
How is dylan peterson higher than Holtz? Holtz might be good enough to play in the swedish hockey league next season.
i know these lists are way early, but it looks like a lot of talent coming out of Wesrtern Canada, especially AB. Guhle, McLennon, Crnkovic, Neighbours, Holloway, Jarvis, Rhinehart, Schneider, Sourdif, Hunt, Bowen, Finley, and Boyko all from out West. Ontario and Quebec have the elite standouts of Lafreniere and Byflied, kind of Peterson, but this could be a great draft for those provinces if things hold out
Stützle has the potential to go very, very high in this draft. Kid’s incredibly skilled. Also a centre who was moved to the wing in the DNL – less responsibility for a 15-year-old playing U19 – but might be moved back soon. I do like him as a scoring winger, though, so we’ll see.1. Alexis Lafreniere - LW/C
2. Quinton Byfield - C
3. Kaiden Guhle - LD
4. Alexander Holtz - W
5. Dylan Peterson - C
6. Marco Rossi - C
7. Connor McLennon - W
8. Kasper Simontaival - W
9. Kyle Crnkovic - LW
10. Jake Neighbours - LW
11. Dylan Holloway - LW
12. Ty Smilanic - C
13. Noah Delemont - RD
14. Seth Jarvis - RW
15. Adam Raska - W
16. Nick Wong - C
17. Noah Gunler - W
18. Nic Robertson - C
19. Rhett Rhinehart - RD
20. Cole Perfetti - LW/C
21. Theodor Neiderbach - RW
22. Justin Sourdif - W
23. Justin Barron - RD
24. Braden Schneider - RD
25. Brandon Coe - RW
26. Daemon Hunt - LD
27. Luke Tuch - C
28. Ethan Bowen - C
29. Jack Finlay - C
30. Jaromir Pytlik - LW
31 - Tim Stutzle - LW
That's not a strong argument. In 2015-16, 8 U17s played in the SHL, none of them got drafted in the top 3. The year before, 2 did and one went undrafted, another in round 4. Or the two the year before. Or even for the year before, I don't think any redrafts would argue Jakub Vrana should have gone top 3. Playing next season in the SHL isn't in itself special, he has to do something special with that.How is dylan peterson higher than Holtz? Holtz might be good enough to play in the swedish hockey league next season.
1. Alexis LafrieniereCan Someone possibly give a full rankings of the 2020 Draft right now, just to scope out?
Thanks for the lists but they do seem light on Russian, Q and potential USNTDP kids. Lack of exposure?
Gushchin ties for third in goals at the WHC U-17 as the youngest non-goalie in the entire tournament. He’s not big but at 5’-8” / 154 he’s not any smaller at age 15 than lots of the names listed.
Likewise seems like the Q insiders say Josh Lawrence would be a shoe-in for top pick in the upcoming Q draft if he weren’t committed to BU and at now 5’-9” / 165 he’s been hitting quite a growth spurt. Even outside of him, this is supposed to be a good draft for the league.
Plenty of good 2002’s in the USA outside of Smilanic and Tuch (and of course Petersen if he heads that way) as well plus you have late 01’s like Sean Farrell already being impact players for USNTDP.
I get that the WHL crop is outstanding for this draft but would be shocked to see a first round with such high ratios plus no Russians at all.
I live in the WHL region so my early lists will pretty much always be pretty WHL heavy. Russian players are usually the ones I have the least amount of views on unless they are playing over here.
1.)C Alexis Lafreniere
2.)C Quinton Byfield
3.)RW Alex Holtz
4.)C Dylan Peterson
5.)RD Justin Barron
6.)F Kasper Simontaival
7.)LD Kaiden Guhle
8.)RW Lucas Raymond
9 .)C Marco Rossi
10.)F Connor McLennon
11.)RD Noah Delemont
12.)F Daniil Gushchin
13.)F Dylan Holloway
14.)RW Brandon Coe
15.)F Jake Neighbours
16.)F Kyle Crnkovic
17.) RD Braden Schneider
18.) C Nick Wong
19.)F Theodor Neiderbach
20.)F Josh Lawrence
21.)RW Adam Raska
22.)F Oliver Suni
23.)F Ty Smilanic
24.)F Tim Stutzle
25.)LD Samuel Knazko
26.)F Jack Finley
27.)C Theo Rochette
28.)RD Rhett Rhinehart
28.)LW Noah Gunler
30.)LD Hugo Styf
31.)RW Seth Jarvis
32??)F Jaromir Pytlik
Idk, I’m really high on Justin Barron I guess, I just really think he’s a smart defenseman who may put up monster numbers in his draft year as he would have played 3 seasons in the Q and has so much time to grow and improve, no doubt in my mind he will be the most mature Dman coming out of this class, unless someone says otherwise.