Post Your 2022 Draft List
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Antiillafire
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I have a rough idea right now, but I’m gonna wait to see hlinka Gretzky cup to get better idea of 2004 born Russians, Finns and Swedes. Shame that Canada isn’t sending a team.
Rough list:
1. Weight
2. Savoie
3. Lambert
4. Slafkovsky
5. Mcgroarty
6. Jiricek
7. Yurov
8. Nemec
9. Luneau
10. Salomonsson
11. Cooley
12. Hughes
13. Chesley
14. Kemmell
15. Miroshnichenko
Rough list:
1. Weight
2. Savoie
3. Lambert
4. Slafkovsky
5. Mcgroarty
6. Jiricek
7. Yurov
8. Nemec
9. Luneau
10. Salomonsson
11. Cooley
12. Hughes
13. Chesley
14. Kemmell
15. Miroshnichenko
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Pavel Buchnevich
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This is my list going into the upcoming season. Please tell me if I have any of the positions wrong. There are still some players listed that I haven't seen play, probably more than most years.
2022 Draft List:
HM's: Vladimir Grudinin(LD), Vladislav Sapunov(RD), Sergei Ivanov(G), Markus Vidicek(C), Jordan Dumas (W), Samuel Savoie (C), Pano Fimis(C), Noah Greuter (W), Brandon Lisowsky (W), Matthew Ward (W), Paul Ludwinski(C), Bryce McConnell-Barker(C), Ty Nelson(RD), Rastislav Elias(G), Sam Oliver(C), Leon Matthiasson(RD), Gabriel Kangas(C), Keaton Dowhaniuk(LD), Matyas Sapovaliv(C), Simon Slavichek, Gabriel Szturc(C), David Moravec(RD), Justin Cote (W), Jake Livanvage(LD), Vincent Filion(G), Quinn Finley(C), Charlie Leddy(RD), Dylan Silverstein(G), Charlie Leddy(RD), Hudson Thornton(LD), Vinny Borgesi(RD), Michael La Starza(W)
- Shane Wright-C
- Brad Lambert-C
- Ryan Chesley-RD
- Matthew Savoie-C
- Danila Yurov-W
- Ivan Miroshnichenko-W
- Tristan Luneau-RD
- Rutger McGroarty-C
- Elias Salomonsson-RD
- Joakim Kemell-W
- Seamus Casey-RD
- Ryan Greene-C
- Logan Cooley-C
- Nathan Gaucher-C
- Cutter Gauthier-C
- Maddox Fleming-C
- Jack Hughes-C
- David Jiricek-RD
- Topias Leinonen-G
- Conor Geekie-C
- Lane Hutson-LD
- Juraj Slafkovsky-C
- Gleb Trikozov-W
- Mattias Havelid-RD
- Arseni Koromyslov-LD
- Simon Nemec-RD
- Danny Zhilkin-C
- Devin Kaplan-W
- Noah Warren-RD
- Tyler Dunbar-LD
- Denton Mateychuk-LD
- Spencer Sova-LD
- Frank Nazar-W
- Ludvig Persson-W
- Noah Ostlund-C
- Ludvig Jansson-RD
- Elmeri Laakso-LD
- Otto Hokkanen-C
- Tyler Brennan-G
- Ruslan Gazizov-C
- Calle Odelius-LD
- Isaac Howard-W
- Filip Mesar-W
- Otto Salin-RD
- Ilya Kvochko-C
- Simon Forsmark-LD
- Lian Bichsel-LD
- Julian Lutz-W
- Antonin Verreault-W
- Jimmy Snuggerud-C
- Kirill Kudryavtsev-LD
- Mats Lindgren-LD
- Alexander Suzdalev-W
- Liam Ohgren-W
- Marco Kasper-C
- Artyom Duda-LD
- Raul Yakupov-W
- Michael Mastrodomenico-RD
- Topi Ronni-C
- Jonathan Lekkermaki-C
- Tyler Duke-LD
- Tomas Hamara-LD
- Kasper Kulonummi-RD
- Filip Bystedt-C
HM's: Vladimir Grudinin(LD), Vladislav Sapunov(RD), Sergei Ivanov(G), Markus Vidicek(C), Jordan Dumas (W), Samuel Savoie (C), Pano Fimis(C), Noah Greuter (W), Brandon Lisowsky (W), Matthew Ward (W), Paul Ludwinski(C), Bryce McConnell-Barker(C), Ty Nelson(RD), Rastislav Elias(G), Sam Oliver(C), Leon Matthiasson(RD), Gabriel Kangas(C), Keaton Dowhaniuk(LD), Matyas Sapovaliv(C), Simon Slavichek, Gabriel Szturc(C), David Moravec(RD), Justin Cote (W), Jake Livanvage(LD), Vincent Filion(G), Quinn Finley(C), Charlie Leddy(RD), Dylan Silverstein(G), Charlie Leddy(RD), Hudson Thornton(LD), Vinny Borgesi(RD), Michael La Starza(W)
Maplebeasts
I See Demons!!!!!
1. Wright
2. Lambert
3. Savoie
4. Chesley
5. Yurov
6. Mcgroarty
7. Miroshnichenko
8. Jiricek
9. Salomonsson
10. Slafkovsky
11. Nemec
12. Casey
13. Luneau
14. Fleming
15. Kemell
2. Lambert
3. Savoie
4. Chesley
5. Yurov
6. Mcgroarty
7. Miroshnichenko
8. Jiricek
9. Salomonsson
10. Slafkovsky
11. Nemec
12. Casey
13. Luneau
14. Fleming
15. Kemell
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GermanSpitfire
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I think guys like Pano Fimis and Ryan Abraham will have big years.
Maplebeasts
I See Demons!!!!!
Isaac Howard is another name to look out for.
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Thanks for sharing.
Nelson and Fimis not even in the second round? Why so low on Nazar?
rocketdan9
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Just for fun. Its too bad Bedard and Michkov are not qualified
It would be a very tough choice between the three (+ Wright) for number 1 imo
Pavel Buchnevich
Drury and Laviolette Must Go
Unfortunately, I don't have much. He's one of the players I haven't watched yet. But he played in the SHL as a D-2, which doesn't happen too often, so that got him onto the HM's list on its own.
Pavel Buchnevich
Drury and Laviolette Must Go
I'm probably too low on many OHL players, but its hard to remain high on players who aren't playing when others are playing well. I've only seen those two kids play at the YOG, and neither were standouts there. I think there will be a large correction for OHL players, both with 2022 lists and also with how we view where 2021 players should've went, once we see a bigger sample of these OHL prospects that lost a full season.
Nazar, I don't find him as dynamic as he'd need to be for him to be much higher, considering he's small and not a great skater. But I also am probably about as low as anyone will be on Nazar. Others will list him higher.
Pavel Buchnevich
Drury and Laviolette Must Go
I'd have Wright #1. Bedard #2, and Michkov #3. Center over Winger. I think thats the biggest difference with the first two ahead of Michkov, although I also find that Michkov skates the worst of the three. Wright over Bedard because Wright has good size already. Bedard might not be much bigger than Jack Hughes, which could cause him to move off the position eventually. He has time though, so it's too early to know. For now though, I'm taking Wright over the other two.
rocketdan9
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Wright and Bedard shots are pretty ridiculous. Will only become more lethal
Michkov is more "darty" and better puck handler in tight imo.
Wright is bigger than the two small dynamos. So I agree he has the edge
DatDude44
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High end relatively unknowns like David Goyette, Ryan Abraham, Gavin Hayes, Owen Mehlenbacher will be very fun to follow this year
I don't even know the names besides like top 5. At least it should be more easier to get footage of these guys for this draft.
I basically have some idea of order right now in top 3: 1. Wright, 2. Savoie, 3. Lambert.
Slafkovsky i have heard being mentioned couple of times but I am not really sure about him yet. Of course, some names ring a bell with GM sims I've played but that's about it
After that, I really don't have clue about names I should be even looking for yet. Well, gotta start researching when season is closer to start. Right now preseason in NHL & trades there are kinda more interesting.
I basically have some idea of order right now in top 3: 1. Wright, 2. Savoie, 3. Lambert.
Slafkovsky i have heard being mentioned couple of times but I am not really sure about him yet. Of course, some names ring a bell with GM sims I've played but that's about it
After that, I really don't have clue about names I should be even looking for yet. Well, gotta start researching when season is closer to start. Right now preseason in NHL & trades there are kinda more interesting.
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RememberTheName
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Don't know a whole lot of names, but I just remember watching Russia at the U18s and being really impressed by Yurov, Miroshnichenko, and Koromyslov from that group. Kemmel for Finland as well I was highly impressed with, even more so than Lambert IIRC. Can't wait to see more out of a lot of these guys. Wright looked like an obvious #1 as well.
Oh, Joakim Kemel was the one that was surprisingly fun to watch as a fellow Fin. I think he played like in second or third line center? Not sure about him as first round pick just yet but he is a name that needs to be looked up more. Maybe similar to Koivunen/Tuomaala pick range this year. I am also kinda high on Lambert but he has some selfishness issues sometimes that may drop him. Not sure if it is because he does not trust others or it's just about lacking vision/iq. Everything else in Lambert's game is pretty damn good.
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Michkov's edge work is on another level comparing to other two, and in tight situations in opponents zone it's more important, than speed and dynamics. They used to say Kaprizov was an average skater. When he came to the NHL though, everything changed, and now he's a great skater. Michkov skates even better, than Kaprizov.
1.Shane Wright
2.Brad Lambert
3.Matthew Savoie
4.Ivan Miroshnichenko
5.Simon Nemec
6.Rutger McGroarty
7.Ryan Chesley
8.Elias Salomonsson
9.Danila Yurov
10.Juraj Slafkovsky
11.Tristan Luneau
12.David Jiricek
13.Joakim Kemell
14.Jack Hughes
15.Gleb Trikozov
16.Maddox Fleming
2.Brad Lambert
3.Matthew Savoie
4.Ivan Miroshnichenko
5.Simon Nemec
6.Rutger McGroarty
7.Ryan Chesley
8.Elias Salomonsson
9.Danila Yurov
10.Juraj Slafkovsky
11.Tristan Luneau
12.David Jiricek
13.Joakim Kemell
14.Jack Hughes
15.Gleb Trikozov
16.Maddox Fleming
Pavel Buchnevich
Drury and Laviolette Must Go
I don't know what the experts say. If you want to be considered a great skater in my book, it's very hard to be one without great top-end speed. I think Michkov needs to improve that area of his game significantly. I am skeptical of all these smaller wingers without that, as I mentioned above about Nazar.
Finns for me at the start of the season
1. Brad Lambert
2. Joakim Kemell
3. Otto Hokkanen
4. Otto Salin
5. Topias Leinonen
6. Elmeri Laakso
7. Topi Rönni
8. Jani Nyman
9. Miko Matikka
10. Tommi Männistö
Other good prospects: Jere Lassila, Aleksanteri Kaskimäki, Samu Bau, Kasper Lundell, Santeri Sulku, Tuomas Hynninen, Lauri Raiman, Valtteri Maurola, Rasmus Ruusunen, Saku Joutsi, Kasper Kulonummi, Thomas Grönlund, Daniel Konidaris, Otto Heinonen, Niklas Kokko to name a few
1. Brad Lambert
2. Joakim Kemell
3. Otto Hokkanen
4. Otto Salin
5. Topias Leinonen
6. Elmeri Laakso
7. Topi Rönni
8. Jani Nyman
9. Miko Matikka
10. Tommi Männistö
Other good prospects: Jere Lassila, Aleksanteri Kaskimäki, Samu Bau, Kasper Lundell, Santeri Sulku, Tuomas Hynninen, Lauri Raiman, Valtteri Maurola, Rasmus Ruusunen, Saku Joutsi, Kasper Kulonummi, Thomas Grönlund, Daniel Konidaris, Otto Heinonen, Niklas Kokko to name a few
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Wright
Lambert
Miroshnichenko
Yurov
Jiricek
Savoie
Chesley
Cooley
Slafovsky
Salamonsson
Nemec
would be my top 11 right now, in that order
Lambert
Miroshnichenko
Yurov
Jiricek
Savoie
Chesley
Cooley
Slafovsky
Salamonsson
Nemec
would be my top 11 right now, in that order
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