Prospect Info: 2023 NHL Draft - Potential Selection Discussion

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supermann_98

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Give me Dragi, Molendyk, Musty, Gulyayev or Heidt and I'm happy. Wouldn't mind a trade down to see if a pick in the 30's and earlier 40's is doable as there's lots of prospects I like in that range as well
 

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28. Toronto Maple Leafs: Lukas Dragicevic, D, Tri-City (WHL)

DOB: 04/25/05 | Ht: 6-1 | Wt: 190 | Shot: R
GP: 68 | G: 15 | A: 60 | P: 75


We can go on and on about the Leafs. But the biggest thing for them is they have clearly committed to playing a certain style. That certain style is an up-tempo skilled game. They have not had many young defensemen -- especially now that they moved Rasmus Sandin to Washington -- who are in the system. Maybe Dragicevic, who is a skilled point producer, can replace Sandin in that role.
My favorite pick for us at 28. A WHL RH defenseman who averaged over a PPG in his draft year and who will likely be playing for team Canada at the next 2 WJHC and be a future top 4 or at least a PP specialist.

Gives me MAJOR Mike Green vibes
 

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My favorite pick for us at 28. A WHL RH defenseman who averaged over a PPG in his draft year and who will likely be playing for team Canada at the next 2 WJHC and be a future top 4 or at least a PP specialist.

Gives me MAJOR Mike Green vibes
He doesn’t play D. He’s basically a one dimensional PP specialist similar to Sandin with less physicality. Hard pass.
 

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He doesn’t play D. He’s basically a one dimensional PP specialist similar to Sandin with less physicality. Hard pass.
Is he not the kid that only started playing D like 2 or 3 yrs ago? The defensive side can still be developed. Worst case scenario, he goes back to being a forward and we have a high end RW in our pool (which we lack).
 

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Zero chance.

The guys who might fall would be Sale, Gulyeyev, Heidt, Cristall and Ritchie. All of them have top line potential but none are complete players. Hrabal, Gajan and Fowler would be decent goalie selections. Musty was a candidate to drop but big guys with offensive skill never fall.
Zero chance? Getting close to our pick and he’s still in the board
 

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Still have Cristall and Heidt on the board. Gulyayev is a great skater. Halttunen is a big bodied Winger. Nick Lardis can fly. Nadeau is a offensive star from the BCHL. Edstrom is a two way centre from Sweden. Lindstein is a solid D man. Wahlberg is a big Swedish forward who was great in the second half. Plenty of goalies as well.
 
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