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2015 NHL DRAFT TOP 100 SKATER RANKING (THIS IS NOT A MOCK DRAFT):
1. Connor McDavid
2. Jack Eichel
3. Noah Hanifin
4. Ivan Provorov
5. Mitchell Marner
6. Dylan Strome
7. Matthew Barzal
8. Zack Werenski
9. Kyle Connor
10. Timo Meier
11. Lawson Crouse
12. Nick Merkley
13. Travis Konecny
14. Jeremy Roy
15. Evgeny Svechnikov
16. Thomas Chabot
17. Brock Boeser
18. Pavel Zacha
19. Denis Guryanov
20. Mikko Rantanen
21. Colin White
22. Joel Eriksson Ek
23. Jakub Zboril
24. Jacob Larsson
25. Jack Roslovic
26. Daniel Sprong
27. Oliver Kylington
28. Anthony Beauvillier
29. Noah Juulsen
30. Jansen Harkins
31. Jeremy Bracco
32. Nicholas meloche
33. Filip Chlapik
34. Tomas Novak
35. Paul Bittner
36. Vince Dunn
37. Christian Fischer
38. Travis Dermott
39. Brandon Carlo
40. Jesper Lindgren
41. Mitch Vande Sompel
42. Nikita Korostelev
43. Ryan Pilon
44. Filip Ahl
45. Mitchell Stephens
46. Jake DeBrusk
47. Lakov Trenin
48. Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson
49. Jens Looke
50. Thomas Schemitsch
51. Jonas Siegenthaler
52. Alexander Dergachyov
53. Rasmus Andersson
54. Dennis Yan
55. Gabriel Carlsson
56. Jordan Greenway
57. Zachary Senyshyn
58. Dymtro Timashov
59. Robin Kovacs
60. Blake Speers
61. Roope Hintz
62. Erik Foley
63. Gabriel Gagne
64. Parker Wotherspoon
65. Julius Nattinen
66. Denis Malgin
67. Guillaume BriseBois
68. Kirill Pilipenko
69. Nicolas Roy
70. Ryan Gropp
71. Nathan Noel
72. Matthew Spencer
73. Conor Garland
74. Graham Knott
75. Glenn Gawdin
76. AJ Greer
77. Erik Cernak
78. Sebastian Aho
79. Kyle Capobianco
80. Ethan Bear
81. Alexandre Carrier
82. Cooper Marody
83. Martins Dzierkals
84. Kay Schweri
85. Loik Leveille
86. Sami Niku
87. Tyler Soy
88. Gustav Bouramman
89. Michael Spacek
90. Adam Musil
91. Austin Wagner
92. Adam Marsh
93. Jeremy Lauzon
94. Brendan Guhle
95. Dante Salituro
96. Ville Vainio
97. Brent Gates
98. Andrew Mangiapane
99. Anthony Cirelli
100. Anthony Richard
ROUND 1 MOCK DRAFT:
1. Edmonton: Connor McDavid: does anything need to be said about the young phenom? His ability to dangle and make plays at top speed are second to none. The scary thing is that he just seems to keep getting better.
2. Buffalo: Jack Eichel: if this were any other year this young man would be the top selection of the draft which makes this an easy decision for Buffalo. Once seen as only an ok skater, Eichel is now a tremendous skater who can get down ice in only a few strides. He is the total package and if his fitness results don't convince you, his stats will.
3. Phoenix: Dylan Strome: do they pick the big #1 C that lit it up? Do they pick the flashy London Knight that some compare to Patrick Kane to go with their other London Knights? Or do they go with the big all round potential 1C? I may not agree with it but I see them picking Strome.
4. Toronto: Mitchell Marner: Toronto gives the fans and media something to get excited about. He's an Ontario boy, a human highlight reel and a sexy pick. What's not to like?
5. Carolina: Noah Hanifin: Pretty easy choice here with the remaining player of the consensus top 5. Him and Faulk will make a fantastic duo for years. Somehow Hanafin has become underrated.
6. New Jersey: Matthew Barzal: Hyped as a potential top 3 pick to start the year, Barzal didn't show that ability until the 2nd half of the season and at the U18 where he dominated. Nj needs this kind of skill and fire power.
7. Philadelphia: Pavel Zacha: Tough choice here. Do you draft Provorov knowing full well that the cupboards are pretty bare on forward? Nah I think they pick the big, immensely skilled Czech who was projected as an easy top 5 choice until his up and down roller coaster season.
8. Columbus: Ivan Provorov: Although they have had a poor history of drafting Russians in the past I think this is a pretty easy selection. Franchise Dman potential.
9. San Jose: Zack Werenski: With not many young dmen in the pipeline that have major upside, San Jose picks the big, offensive American blue liner. He will take over for Burns one day
10. Colorado: Lawson Crouse: Having landeskog on one line and Crouse on the other will give their young, dynamic centers some 2 way play, grit and leadership. Better model than my Oilers.
11. Florida: Mikko Rantanen: If he falls this far this is an easy selection for Florida. A Rantanen-Barkov combination could be disgusting if both reach their potential.
12. Dallas: Kyle Conner: Great leadership and 2 way play for this centreman with the offensive upside to be a #1 center. He's kind of like Toews-lite.
13. Los Angelas: Timo Meier: The Kings love big players right? The big Swiss winger fits that category and will look perfect on Kopitar's wing in a year or 2.
14. Boston: Travis Konecny: Bruins opt for the small but fierce Konecny. Surprisingly gritty to go with his skilled offensive game. He is a fantastic leader and will be a great fit in Boston
15. Calgary: Thomas Chabot: Lots of young fire power up front so the Flames select the smooth, all round Sea Dog half way through the first. His excellent U18 opened a lot of eyes and he'll look nice with Brodie.
16. Edmonton: Evgeny Svechnikov: As an Oiler fans and a big Svechnikov fan I do not agree with this selection for the obvious reasons but this is the player that has been getting the most attention from the Oilers since the combine. Undeniable talent.
17. Winnipeg: Nick Merkley: Is he underrated or is this draft just that deep? Winnipeg selects the dominant Kelowna Rocket that often gets compared to Giroux.
18. Ottawa: Oliver Kylington: The Sens consider a forward but take a risk like they did with another young swede 7 years ago.
19. Detroit: Jakob Zboril: Red Wings gladly select the all round, mobile Zboril. He has an underrated offensive game to go with his checking ability.
20. Minnesota: Brock Boeser: Seems like Minnie takes a home body with every chance they get. Nothing wrong with take the big goal scoring winger here though. One of my draft favorites.
21. Buffalo (from NYI): Denis Guryanov: How about a big, skilled Russian to go along with all those young centermen and Defensemen
22. Washington: Roy: Green is moving on this Summer so why not draft a offensively dominant dman?
23. Vancouver: Jansen Harkins: The Canucks select the blue collar, jack of all trade centerman from BC. Should slide in as a 2C in a couple years. Sprong and Eriksson Ek are likely near the top of their lists too.
24. Toronto (from NSH): Joel Eriksson Ek: The Leafs opt for the big, strong Swedish centerman. Ek seems like the total package with his very good shot, puck skills and 2-way play.
25. Winnipeg (from STL via BUF): Jacob Larsson: after selecting a dominant forward , the jets select a steady rearguard
26. Montreal: Colin white: If it wasn't for mono this guy would have been gone long ago, regardless Montreal is happy to scoop him up.
27. Anaheim: Paul Bittner: How original hey? A big scoring forward drafted by the Ducks... Why mess with something that works?
28. Tampa Bay: Jack Roslovic: Another one of my favourites for the draft and imo one of the most underrated forwards in the draft. Tampa adds to their offensive powerhouse.
29. Philadelphia (from TB): Sprong: With a big skilled center already selected how about a human highlight reel to go with him?
30. Phoenix (from CHI): Ilya Samsonov: Potential franchise goalie to go with that #1 center the Yotes drafted earlier.
Let me know what you think everyone!
2015 NHL DRAFT TOP 100 SKATER RANKING (THIS IS NOT A MOCK DRAFT):
1. Connor McDavid
2. Jack Eichel
3. Noah Hanifin
4. Ivan Provorov
5. Mitchell Marner
6. Dylan Strome
7. Matthew Barzal
8. Zack Werenski
9. Kyle Connor
10. Timo Meier
11. Lawson Crouse
12. Nick Merkley
13. Travis Konecny
14. Jeremy Roy
15. Evgeny Svechnikov
16. Thomas Chabot
17. Brock Boeser
18. Pavel Zacha
19. Denis Guryanov
20. Mikko Rantanen
21. Colin White
22. Joel Eriksson Ek
23. Jakub Zboril
24. Jacob Larsson
25. Jack Roslovic
26. Daniel Sprong
27. Oliver Kylington
28. Anthony Beauvillier
29. Noah Juulsen
30. Jansen Harkins
31. Jeremy Bracco
32. Nicholas meloche
33. Filip Chlapik
34. Tomas Novak
35. Paul Bittner
36. Vince Dunn
37. Christian Fischer
38. Travis Dermott
39. Brandon Carlo
40. Jesper Lindgren
41. Mitch Vande Sompel
42. Nikita Korostelev
43. Ryan Pilon
44. Filip Ahl
45. Mitchell Stephens
46. Jake DeBrusk
47. Lakov Trenin
48. Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson
49. Jens Looke
50. Thomas Schemitsch
51. Jonas Siegenthaler
52. Alexander Dergachyov
53. Rasmus Andersson
54. Dennis Yan
55. Gabriel Carlsson
56. Jordan Greenway
57. Zachary Senyshyn
58. Dymtro Timashov
59. Robin Kovacs
60. Blake Speers
61. Roope Hintz
62. Erik Foley
63. Gabriel Gagne
64. Parker Wotherspoon
65. Julius Nattinen
66. Denis Malgin
67. Guillaume BriseBois
68. Kirill Pilipenko
69. Nicolas Roy
70. Ryan Gropp
71. Nathan Noel
72. Matthew Spencer
73. Conor Garland
74. Graham Knott
75. Glenn Gawdin
76. AJ Greer
77. Erik Cernak
78. Sebastian Aho
79. Kyle Capobianco
80. Ethan Bear
81. Alexandre Carrier
82. Cooper Marody
83. Martins Dzierkals
84. Kay Schweri
85. Loik Leveille
86. Sami Niku
87. Tyler Soy
88. Gustav Bouramman
89. Michael Spacek
90. Adam Musil
91. Austin Wagner
92. Adam Marsh
93. Jeremy Lauzon
94. Brendan Guhle
95. Dante Salituro
96. Ville Vainio
97. Brent Gates
98. Andrew Mangiapane
99. Anthony Cirelli
100. Anthony Richard
ROUND 1 MOCK DRAFT:
1. Edmonton: Connor McDavid: does anything need to be said about the young phenom? His ability to dangle and make plays at top speed are second to none. The scary thing is that he just seems to keep getting better.
2. Buffalo: Jack Eichel: if this were any other year this young man would be the top selection of the draft which makes this an easy decision for Buffalo. Once seen as only an ok skater, Eichel is now a tremendous skater who can get down ice in only a few strides. He is the total package and if his fitness results don't convince you, his stats will.
3. Phoenix: Dylan Strome: do they pick the big #1 C that lit it up? Do they pick the flashy London Knight that some compare to Patrick Kane to go with their other London Knights? Or do they go with the big all round potential 1C? I may not agree with it but I see them picking Strome.
4. Toronto: Mitchell Marner: Toronto gives the fans and media something to get excited about. He's an Ontario boy, a human highlight reel and a sexy pick. What's not to like?
5. Carolina: Noah Hanifin: Pretty easy choice here with the remaining player of the consensus top 5. Him and Faulk will make a fantastic duo for years. Somehow Hanafin has become underrated.
6. New Jersey: Matthew Barzal: Hyped as a potential top 3 pick to start the year, Barzal didn't show that ability until the 2nd half of the season and at the U18 where he dominated. Nj needs this kind of skill and fire power.
7. Philadelphia: Pavel Zacha: Tough choice here. Do you draft Provorov knowing full well that the cupboards are pretty bare on forward? Nah I think they pick the big, immensely skilled Czech who was projected as an easy top 5 choice until his up and down roller coaster season.
8. Columbus: Ivan Provorov: Although they have had a poor history of drafting Russians in the past I think this is a pretty easy selection. Franchise Dman potential.
9. San Jose: Zack Werenski: With not many young dmen in the pipeline that have major upside, San Jose picks the big, offensive American blue liner. He will take over for Burns one day
10. Colorado: Lawson Crouse: Having landeskog on one line and Crouse on the other will give their young, dynamic centers some 2 way play, grit and leadership. Better model than my Oilers.
11. Florida: Mikko Rantanen: If he falls this far this is an easy selection for Florida. A Rantanen-Barkov combination could be disgusting if both reach their potential.
12. Dallas: Kyle Conner: Great leadership and 2 way play for this centreman with the offensive upside to be a #1 center. He's kind of like Toews-lite.
13. Los Angelas: Timo Meier: The Kings love big players right? The big Swiss winger fits that category and will look perfect on Kopitar's wing in a year or 2.
14. Boston: Travis Konecny: Bruins opt for the small but fierce Konecny. Surprisingly gritty to go with his skilled offensive game. He is a fantastic leader and will be a great fit in Boston
15. Calgary: Thomas Chabot: Lots of young fire power up front so the Flames select the smooth, all round Sea Dog half way through the first. His excellent U18 opened a lot of eyes and he'll look nice with Brodie.
16. Edmonton: Evgeny Svechnikov: As an Oiler fans and a big Svechnikov fan I do not agree with this selection for the obvious reasons but this is the player that has been getting the most attention from the Oilers since the combine. Undeniable talent.
17. Winnipeg: Nick Merkley: Is he underrated or is this draft just that deep? Winnipeg selects the dominant Kelowna Rocket that often gets compared to Giroux.
18. Ottawa: Oliver Kylington: The Sens consider a forward but take a risk like they did with another young swede 7 years ago.
19. Detroit: Jakob Zboril: Red Wings gladly select the all round, mobile Zboril. He has an underrated offensive game to go with his checking ability.
20. Minnesota: Brock Boeser: Seems like Minnie takes a home body with every chance they get. Nothing wrong with take the big goal scoring winger here though. One of my draft favorites.
21. Buffalo (from NYI): Denis Guryanov: How about a big, skilled Russian to go along with all those young centermen and Defensemen
22. Washington: Roy: Green is moving on this Summer so why not draft a offensively dominant dman?
23. Vancouver: Jansen Harkins: The Canucks select the blue collar, jack of all trade centerman from BC. Should slide in as a 2C in a couple years. Sprong and Eriksson Ek are likely near the top of their lists too.
24. Toronto (from NSH): Joel Eriksson Ek: The Leafs opt for the big, strong Swedish centerman. Ek seems like the total package with his very good shot, puck skills and 2-way play.
25. Winnipeg (from STL via BUF): Jacob Larsson: after selecting a dominant forward , the jets select a steady rearguard
26. Montreal: Colin white: If it wasn't for mono this guy would have been gone long ago, regardless Montreal is happy to scoop him up.
27. Anaheim: Paul Bittner: How original hey? A big scoring forward drafted by the Ducks... Why mess with something that works?
28. Tampa Bay: Jack Roslovic: Another one of my favourites for the draft and imo one of the most underrated forwards in the draft. Tampa adds to their offensive powerhouse.
29. Philadelphia (from TB): Sprong: With a big skilled center already selected how about a human highlight reel to go with him?
30. Phoenix (from CHI): Ilya Samsonov: Potential franchise goalie to go with that #1 center the Yotes drafted earlier.
Let me know what you think everyone!
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