Pompeius Magnus
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Done, @A Loyal Hot Dog is up next for Toronto.Wyatt Schingoethe
If someone could pm next up I’d apreciate
HFHabs 2020 Mock Draft - Completed
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select Landon Slaggert from USNTDP / U of Notre Dame.-ep.jpg)
A rugged two-way forward who added a physical component to the NTDP’s top line, Slaggert had a strong second half in which he reinforced his reputation as being more than just a crash-and-bang support player. Not only did he contribute in his own end on a consistent basis, but his 13 tallies ranked fifth while operating in a goal-scoring-by-committee attack. Slaggert, who can play center or wing, also proved his mettle against tough NCAA opposition as well, scoring seven points (3 goals, 4 assists) in his final seven games against college competition. The most impressive aspect of his season, however, was his production against his USHL peers — Slaggert registered a point-per-game average (14 points in 14 games) against the 21-and-under crowd.
Toronto's picks:
50. Nico Daws - Guelph Storm (OHL)
112. Alex Laferriere - Des Moines (USHL)
117. Colby Ambrosio - Tri-City Storm (USHL)
148. Landon Slaggert - U of Notre Dame (USNTDP)
@Carl182 is next!
Sorry for the delay!
The Pittsburg Penguins are really happy to select at this point of the draft from Loko Yaroslavl, Maksim Beryozkin.
With his large frame and offensive talents, Maksim Beryozkin is hard to miss. Beryozkin is used in all even-strength situations and sees additional ice time on the lead penalty-killing unit and the point or bumper on the power play. Needs to work on his consistency and work ethic and could still improve his acceleration ans foot work. Beryozkin finished the regular season as the league leader among first-year draft eligibles with 25 goals and his 1.06 points-per-game average was second only to Rodion Amirov. Beryozkin also tied for first in the league with four shorthanded goals.
The Pittsburg Penguins are really happy to select at this point of the draft from Loko Yaroslavl, Maksim Beryozkin.
With his large frame and offensive talents, Maksim Beryozkin is hard to miss. Beryozkin is used in all even-strength situations and sees additional ice time on the lead penalty-killing unit and the point or bumper on the power play. Needs to work on his consistency and work ethic and could still improve his acceleration ans foot work. Beryozkin finished the regular season as the league leader among first-year draft eligibles with 25 goals and his 1.06 points-per-game average was second only to Rodion Amirov. Beryozkin also tied for first in the league with four shorthanded goals.
The Great Weal
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is proud to select Elliot Ekmark! 
The smart 5'9 forward is a great skater and is also responsible defensively. He is best known for his playmaking, but his shot is also pretty good.
26: John-Jason Peterka
57: Luke Evangelista
119: Adam Wilsby
150: Elliot Ekmark
@TGBJackRussell is up and pmd
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Ottawa Senators are pleased to select from Rogle BK J20 SuperElit, Goalie Calle Clang.
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Yes, he unfortunately is shadowed by Wallstedt, but he's had a strong year in both league play and International play. He's been pretty consistent in his overall game too even though he played for a crap team.
He only turned 18, but will be loaned to the Allsveskan next season, so is taking a step up.
With the 153rd pick Colorado selects from the Ottawa 67's Center Cameron Tolnai
Each month, we saw Tolnai get a little bit better. And when Graeme Clarke returned at the end of the year, giving Tolnai a formidable winger, it was like an awakening. 11 points in his final 10 games, but it was how he was creating those, as 8 of those 11 points were primary points. He was driving play from down the middle by using his size (6'1) and skill package. Putting defenders on his back. Clearing space. And making skilled plays below the hash marks to create time and space. This kid, when he is on, is the complete package and has as much upside as many of the players in my top 20. Power centers with size and skating ability are highly coveted by the NHL.
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Each month, we saw Tolnai get a little bit better. And when Graeme Clarke returned at the end of the year, giving Tolnai a formidable winger, it was like an awakening. 11 points in his final 10 games, but it was how he was creating those, as 8 of those 11 points were primary points. He was driving play from down the middle by using his size (6'1) and skill package. Putting defenders on his back. Clearing space. And making skilled plays below the hash marks to create time and space. This kid, when he is on, is the complete package and has as much upside as many of the players in my top 20. Power centers with size and skating ability are highly coveted by the NHL.
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Can someone double chrvk for me if Edwards hasn't been picked. If not thats the autopick. PMd boston
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With pick #155, the Boston Bruins select, from Rimouski of the QMJHL, forward Adam Raska .
''Under-sized off hander left winger with good feet and effort and a quick wrister. Uses his speed in on the forecheck and it is very rare that he doesn’t finish one of his checks. Night by night one of the hardest worker in the entire QMJHL causing turmoil with his skating ability and willingness to take contact and meet it head on. Not big guy but is continually using his speed to back defenders off the blue line. This is not a goal scorer or generator by way of skill, but one elevates teammates and his play effort and intensity. Tireless workers have a way of making their places on rosters.''
@WeThreeKings is up for Detroit with the first pick of the sixth round, PMing is done.
Ediy: Take 2, sorry again guys !
''Under-sized off hander left winger with good feet and effort and a quick wrister. Uses his speed in on the forecheck and it is very rare that he doesn’t finish one of his checks. Night by night one of the hardest worker in the entire QMJHL causing turmoil with his skating ability and willingness to take contact and meet it head on. Not big guy but is continually using his speed to back defenders off the blue line. This is not a goal scorer or generator by way of skill, but one elevates teammates and his play effort and intensity. Tireless workers have a way of making their places on rosters.''
@WeThreeKings is up for Detroit with the first pick of the sixth round, PMing is done.
Ediy: Take 2, sorry again guys !
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He's been pick an 100 years ago!With pick #155, the Boston Bruins select, from the Everett Silvertips of the WHL, defenseman Ronan Seeley .
''Seeley is your prototypical puck moving defenseman. He’s a strong skater, with great mobility in transition. Seeley’s also able to keep pretty tight gaps with his skating, and it’s rare for him to get beat straight up. He’s not overly physical in his own end, but most of the time he doesn’t need to be. He would rather win a board battle with his stick than by trying to body the other guy out. Overall, his defensive game isn’t lacking much. He’s mobile and active, and can usually keep up with top opposing lines.''
@WeThreeKings is up for Detroit with the first pick of the sixth round, PMing is done.
86 - Vegas: Ronan Seeley
Vachon23
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Fiouu I was mad after me because I didn’t took him
Pompeius Magnus
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Ohh my bad, I did a quick search but I must have made a typo
. I'll redo my pick
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Ohh my bad, I did a quick search but I must have made a typo
That's my biggest fear every time I make a pick!
No worries, I'm working right now, so sorry if it seemed rude!With pick #155, the Boston Bruins select, from Rimouski of the QMJHL, forward Adam Raska .
''Under-sized off hander left winger with good feet and effort and a quick wrister. Uses his speed in on the forecheck and it is very rare that he doesn’t finish one of his checks. Night by night one of the hardest worker in the entire QMJHL causing turmoil with his skating ability and willingness to take contact and meet it head on. Not big guy but is continually using his speed to back defenders off the blue line. This is not a goal scorer or generator by way of skill, but one elevates teammates and his play effort and intensity. Tireless workers have a way of making their places on rosters.''
@WeThreeKings is up for Detroit with the first pick of the sixth round, PMing is done.
Ediy: Take 2, sorry again guys !
