Jay Thompson said:Wow,Ryan O'Marra #8? Durand #5 on the WHL listing is a bit of a surprise too. Other than that, excellent list.
Ismellofhockey said:What happened to Devereaux Heshmatpour, seems like a year ago (or maybe more) people were touting him as a 6-6 Bouwmeester (who might not be as tall but definitely competes with Devereaux in the "hard to spell" category), projections had him fighting Crosby for 1st overall. How's he played so far does anyone know?
What about goaltender Matthew Spezza, any relation to Jason?
MHJS said:I definately think Smolanek will rise in the OHL. I was shocked to see O'Marra at #8.
Pleasantly surprised to see Bobby Ryan at #2, I've been very high on him for over a year now.
Waveburner said:Just out of curiosity where does this Jack Johnson play that everyone keeps talking about? I don't see him on any of the lists.
Waveburner said:Just out of curiosity where does this Jack Johnson play that everyone keeps talking about? I don't see him on any of the lists.
Brock said:Why were you pleasantly surprised with Ryan's ranking?
If he wasn't in the top 3, then the list would have been even more of a POS.
Ryan has been a top 3 eligible player from the OHL all year, even dating back to last year's predictions. I can't ever think of a time where Ryan wasn't considered to be at or near the top of the OHL's crop for the 2005 draft.
monster_bertuzzi said:Matt Kassian over Tim Kraus is just shocking to me. Kassian is a 6'6'' goon that cant even skate where as Kraus is actually a talented player.
dubfan said:yes, kraus should most definately be in there. franson should be nowhere near this list as well!! kind of surprising to me.
He's recovering from a shoulder injury and there are forwards playing betterLeachmeister2000 said:Heinh? LAtendresse #10? on the Q list?