Post Your 2022 Draft List

[Mrb1p]

'kay its time

Here the final ranking.
Did a top 90 and I probably stretched it too long anyway. 4 and 5 is to trigger WTK more than anything
Typical WHL small skilled forward that is overrated and typical small MHL forward that is overrated. Had to.

Quick comments on the first 70 prospects, after that I got lazy.

Rank	Player
1​	Shane Wright	Shut up he's a franchise player
2​	Simon Nemec	Shut up he's a franchise player
3​	David Jiricek	Shut up he's probably a franchise player
4​	Frank Nazar	This dude has it all, 2nd best inside game in the draft and skills for days.
5​	Logan Cooley	2nd best passer in the game, best vision, lack of shooting prowess is scaring me. His inside game isn't as good as Nazar and he's not as good a shooter. Elite everywhere else though.
6​	Juraj Slafkovsky	Beeg factor is in full force. Im ready to be wrong and to crown him best in the draft if the team that drafts him takes its time.
7​	Pavel Mintyukov	Guys Minty, what can you say.
8​	Jonathan Lekkerimaki	2nd or 3rd best shot in the game, unsure. Dynamic as one can be, Cole if Cole was a bit worse and pasty.
9​	Matthew Savoie	Injuries, smol factor and a bit of a junior game scare me, but theres no denying the talent. Top 2 most talented player in the draft.
10​	Jagger Firkus	Kids a circus. Most dynamic dude in the draft. Best offensive package in the draft.
11​	Joakim Kemell	2nd or 3rd best shot in the draft, good wheels, good inside game. Unsure about some viewings where he may have showed low iq?
12​	Matias Havelid	Nothing to say here, kids gets pucks on net at an alarming rate. He's insane at walking the line and keeping pucks in with either quick low shots or smart decisions. The Joel Edmundson uno-reverse card.
13​	Connor Geekie	Kotkaniemi if Kotkaniemi wasn't a bust, he'll have time to hone his skills offensively and thats what he needs.
14​	Gleb Trikozov	Question mark kid. IQ is Reed Richards levels.
15​	Brad Lambert	McDavid if McDavid had a brain problem.
16​	Ivan Miroschnichenko	Full package kid, his offensive game is elite and he plays with an edge I like.
17​	Calle Odellius	Much like Havelid, just a tad bigger and a tad worse offensively. Pretty safe shot to be a 2nd pair D IMO.
18​	Marco Kasper	Love the motor, good brain, gritty, waterbug big boi. I question his offensive game at times, he looks like Mackinnon sometimes (Without the world bending skills.)
19​	Noah Ostlund	Kinda like Kasper, but smaller and with the world bending skills. He tends to paint himself in a corner and pulls sick moves to get loose, Im just unsure he can pull that off steadily at the next level.
20​	Jiri Kulich	Well-rounded forward. Wish he had more grit to his game, that wouldve made him a top 10 pick. Kinda lacks anything special but very nice overall.
21​	Liam Ohgren	Kinda like Kulich, maybe a bit better of a shooter and a bit better of an inside game. I didn't like his production. Something is fishy.
22​	Cutter Gauthier	Kulich-Ohgren-Kasper-Gauthier-Yurov is all the same. He's just the American version. A bit on the dumb side sometimes ? Lots of bad shooting, perimeter shots... Inside cuts that didn't work much.
23​	Danila Yurov	Yurov is the Russian version. Probably the best of the 4 on the rush, probably the dumbest of the 4 in the zone.
24​	Filip Mesar	Another Ostlund, maybe a faster skater ? Im unsure if Ostlund benefitted too much from his linemates and Im underrating Mesar or I got it right. Anyway, small factor is beeg.
25​	lian Bischel	BEEG. Mean. Aggressive. Good shot, smooth hands. Good skating. I wanted to rank him higher but could not.
26​	Owen Pickering	Smooth skater. He's a big project and its likely he becomes a depth D if he doesn't develop more but the upside is too good at this point.
27​	Denton Mateychuk	I hate myself for ranking him this low. So hard to judge. Hes probably going to end up as the "How is he producing 50 points a year" player.
28​	Isaac Howard	Howard is a victim of the team he's on. Pretty sure he'd be higher if he was anywhere else. Zegras award ?
29​	Mats Lindgren	Is he the best skating D in the draft ? Insane mobility.
30​	Rutger McGroarty	A big body that can shoot it like he can is worth it at this point. Skatings average but we just seen Corey Perry be an effective player in the NHL at 69 years old so Im not sure its a concern.
31​	Lane Hutson	Oh boy. He's gonna make us all look silly for ranking him so low, isn't he ? He'S fIvE NiNe! Who cares.
32​	Reid Schaefer	Not quite the skater Anderson is, not quite as dirty as Wilson but somewhere between the two theres this beauty.
33​	Kevin Korchinski	He's kinda dumb and his skating isn't as good as people think it is. Still, good package, and if he can overcome his troubles you have a top 4 D.
34​	Nathan Gaucher	I like him. He's heavy. He's gritty. He's skilled. Good shot. Good north-south game. I think he ends up being a very good cycler too.
35​	Ryan Chesley	Played a lot of game with Hutson and he played that Devon Toews role to a T. I wonder if theres more upside when hes the guy.
36​	Vladimir Grudinin	What do you get when you combine russian and small together ? A f***ing steal.
37​	Owen Beck	Becks good. He's kinda like Leblanc when he was drafted. Good everywhere, inside game kinda guy.
38​	Seamus Casey	I don't even know. I wanted to rank him higher but at some point someone has to fall, right ? If youre not putting up record breaking numbers as a diminutive offensive minded D, youre not getting in the club on day one.
39​	Sam Rinzel	I dont know, everyone loves him on the board, I haven't watched a second of his games. Im trusting fools on this one.
40​	Adam Ingram	Hes big, can skate and can shoot... Plus hes going NCAA. Good gamble.
41​	Alex Perevalov	Great gamble. Much like Grudinin.
42​	Julian Lutz	Lekhonen had a babe somewhere and hes name Julian Lutz.
43​	Noah Warren	I rarely ever rank defensive Ds in the top 50 but this kid is good.. Like 3rd best defensive D in the draft good. Does he have an offensive game?
44​	Ludwig Persson	Did someone mention Lekhonen because damn.. Thats another clone.
45​	Adam Sykora	Remember Lekhonen ? Yeah.
46​	Tristan Luneau	IDK Luneau looks like Savard out there. Good shot, good instincts, takes away time with patience. Wheels under construction. Big-ish. You could do worse than that here... Not exciting.
47​	Dimitri Bulchenikov	Exciting.
48​	David Goyette	Exciting-er.
49​	Jimmy Snuggerud	Yikes why is he ranked so high. (Probably a 3rd liner, he has qualities.)
50​	Vinzenz Rohrer	Good skater, super young. Good skills too! OHL crop is weird, Im sure this kid will be a riser.
51​	Luca Del Bel Belluz	Same as Rohrer. He looked average at times but he also looked good and has room to grow.
52​	Rieger Lorenz	BCHL shot in the dark. Good production.
53​	Jack Hughes	Pretty smart kid. Unsure if theres any upside there.
54​	Jordan Dumais	Kid is skilled. And he seems to have a chip on his shoulder... Or is it entitlement ? Idk. Anyway, at this point you take a shot at the shot.
55​	Servac Petrovsky	Underrated kid. Weird shot, but its works. He kinda gets lost into his defensive game, I wish he just went all out offensively.
56​	Viktor Neuchev	Beeg, skilled, shot... Like what else do you want ?
57​	Fraser Minten	Also Mint, just a bit less.
58​	Artyom Duda	Hopefully he's not a dud.
59​	Jani Nyman	Glides a lot and doesn't move his feet but theres a good shot in there and he's competitive.
60​	Cameron Lund	He's big and he's kind of a floater but who cares, you got ten years to fix him. Plays like Kovy... mostly for the bad part.
61​	Kirill Dolzhenkov	Silky hands on the big man.
62​	Bryce Mcconnell-Barker	He's fast, he works super hard and he's average everywhere else. (Good shot and good inside game.) Theres 100% a player in there.
63​	Simon Forsmarck	He's a budget Chesley. Does everything pretty good, probably a bit limited offensively. We'll see.
64​	Tomas Hamara	I don't know why he's that low honestly. Feels like a top 50 pick but I couldn't find a reason to rank him ahead of others. There's upside. There's a certainty in his game. He's cool as a cucumber. I don't like that his shot is Mete levels.
65​	Hunter Haight	Low key might have the best edges in the draft. He probably goes first round in a non-covid year but that production is hard to ignore.
66​	Topias Leinonen	Best goaltender in the draft. Good size, good rebounds, swallows the puck. He's a good shot at a decent netminder.
67​	Chris Kyrou	That production is hard to explain and hard to ignore. He's older and small but his brother is decently sized. He does have skills though. All over the board. Probably ranked too low.
68​	Filip Bystedt	He's big, has some skills and plays a good simple game I dont know, I like him. Has a lot of the same qualities Geekie has without the shooting and the crazy creativity. Lars Eller maybe ?
69​	Matias Sapovaliv	Another OHL that probably suffers from last year. Weird but he kinda reminds me of Slafkovsky.
70​	Isaiah George	He's fast.
71​	Gavin Hayes
72​	Ty Nelson
73​	Danny Zhilkin
74​	Gavin Hayes
75​	Michael Fisher
76​	Zam Plante
77​	Dylan James
78​	Logan Morrison
79​	Topi Ronni
80​	Nicola moldenhauer
81​	Connor Hvidston
82​	Paul Ludwinski
83​	Matthew Poitras
84​	Elias Salomonson
85​	Alexander Suzdalev
86​	Ryan Greene
87​	Michael Buchinger
88​	Michael La Starza
89​	Tyler Brennan
90​	Devin Kaplan

I stopped at 90 because I think the quality goes down quick after that.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

My final draft list.

Spoiler: Top 96+32 Unranked HM's

2022 Draft List:

1. Shane Wright-C
2. Matt Savoie-C
3. Ryan Chesley-RD
4. Simon Nemec-RD
5. David Jiricek-RD
6. Brad Lambert-C
7. Rutger McGroarty-C
8. Logan Cooley-C
9. Juraj Slafkovsky-W
10. Danila Yurov-W
11. Ivan Miroshnichenko-W
12. Pavel Mintyukov-LD
13. Kevin Korchinski-LD
14. Cutter Gauthier-C
15. Conor Geekie-C
16. Jonathan Lekkerimaki-W
17. Joakim Kemell-W
18. Frank Nazar-W
19. Denton Mateychuk-LD
20. Tristin Luneau-RD
21. Owen Pickering-LD
22. Lane Hutson-LD
23. Ryan Greene-C
24. Liam Oehgren-W
25. Marco Kasper-C
26. Nathan Gaucher-C
27. Isaac Howard-W
28. Jiri Kulich-C
29. Noah Oestlund-C
30. Jack Hughes-C
31. Filip Mesar-W
32. Noah Warren-RD
33. Luca Del Bel Belluz-C
34. Seamus Casey-RD
35. Mattias Havelid-RD
36. Alexander Perevalov-W
37. Topias Leinonen-G
38. Elias Salomonsson-RD
39. Ty Nelson-RD
40. Ryan Healey-RD
41. Arseni Koromyslov-LD
42. Maddox Fleming-C
43. Danny Zhilkin-C
44. Topi Ronni-C
45. Maveric Lamoreux-RD
46. Devin Kaplan-W
47. Sam Rinzel-RD
48. Quinn Finley-W
49. Mats Lindgren-LD
50. Tyler Dunbar-LD
51. Kirill Kudryavtsev-LD
52. Sergei Ivanov-G
53. Tyler Brennan-G
54. Kasper Kulonummi-RD
55. Artyom Duda-LD
56. Jimmy Snuggerud-C
57. Calle Odelius-LD
58. Lian Bichsel-LD
59. Ludvig Persson-W
60. Ilya Kvochko-C
61. Ludvig Jansson-RD
62. Jake Livanavage-LD
63. Dylan James-W
64. Jackson Dorrington-LD
65. Jagger Firkus-W
66. Reid Schaefer-W
67. Owen Beck-C
68. Tomas Hamara-LD
69. David Goyette-C
70. Viktor Neuchev-W
71. Rieger Lorenz-W
72. Vladimir Grudinin-LD
73. Jordan Dumais-W
74. Filip Bystedt-C
75. Jani Nyman-W
76. Adam Sykora-W
77. Christian Kyrou-RD
78. Elias Pettersson-LD
79. Gleb Trikozov-W
80. Daniil Ivanov-LD
81. Matyas Sapovaliv-C
82. Julian Lutz-W
83. Alexander Suzdalev-W
84. Charlie Leddy-RD
85. Matthew Seminoff-W
86. Cole Spicer-C
87. Matthew Poitras
88. Servac Petrovsky-C
89. Isaiah George-LD
90. Hunter Haight-C
91. Dylan Silverstein-G
92. Paul Ludwinski-C
93. Hudson Thornton-LD
94. Maxim Mayorov-G
95. Simon Slavichek-W
96. Michael Mastrodomenico-RD

HM’s (32 un-ranked players approximates a fourth round): Simon Forsmark (LD), Tyler Duke (LD), Noah Greuter (W), Otto Salin(RD), Antonin Verreault(W), Vladislav Sapunov(RD), Pano Fimis(C), Brandon Lisowsky(W), Matthew Ward(W), Bryce McConnell-Barker(C), Jordan Gustafson(C), Miko Matikka(W), Fabian Wagner(C), Semyon Sinyatkin(W), Vinny Borgesi(RD), Seamus Powell(LD), Elmeri Laakso(LD), Tim Almgren(W), Matej Prcik (LD) Alex Bump(W), Kirill Dolzhenkov(W), Jake Karabela(C), Evan Konyen(W), Fraser Minten(F), Daniil Orlov(LD), Niklas Kokko (G), Aleksanteri Kaskimaki(W), Spencer Sova (LD), Markus Vidicek(C), Michael La Starza(W), Adam Ingram (W), Cruz Lucius (W)

 

[Lays]

If the Jets draft 2 LHD when that is probably their position of strength I think some people will be disappointed.

No offense but LHD is definitely not a position of strength for the Jets. Morrissey is just ok, terrible contract. Same with Schmidt. Heinola is a bust. Stanley is growing, no issue with him. Dillon is old and bad.

 

[NotProkofievian]

Here's my top 100:

Spoiler

1	Shane Wright
2	Juraj Slafkovsky
3	Simon Nemec
4	Logan Cooley
5	David Jiricek
6	Matt Savoie
7	Pavel Mintyukov
8	Jonathan Lekkerimäki
9	Cutter Gauthier
10	Joakim Kemell
11	Marco Kasper
12	Kevin Korchinski
13	Noah Östlund
14	Conor Geekie
15	Liam Öhgren
16	Frank Nazar
17	Isaac Howard
18	Brad Lambert
19	Luca Del Bel Belluz
20	Danila Yurov
21	Jiří Kulich
22	Denton Mateychuk
23	Owen Pickering
24	Rutger McGroarty
25	Ivan Miroshnichenko
26	Nathan Gaucher
27	David Goyette
28	Jagger Firkus
29	Noah Warren
30	Mats Lindgren
31	Christian Kyrou
32	Lane Hutson
33	Jimmy Snuggerud
34	Calle Odelius
35	Filip Mesar
36	Ryan Chesley
37	Lian Bichsel
38	Mattias Havelid
39	Filip Bystedt
40	Sam Rinzel
41	Danil Zhilkin
42	Owen Beck
43	Simon Forsmark
44	Reid Schaefer
45	Viktor Neuchev
46	Gleb Trikozov
47	Alexander Perevalov
48	Ty Nelson
49	Seamus Casey
50	Jordan Gustafson
51	Fraser Minten
52	Tristan Luneau
53	Jani Nyman
54	Julian Lutz
55	Jack Hughes
56	Matyas Sapovaliv
57	Bryce McConnell-Barker
58	Ludwig Persson
59	Rieger Lorenz
60	Dylan James
61	Elias Salomonsson
62	Adam Ingram
63	Ryan Greene
64	Tomas Hamara
65	Adam Sykora
66	Topi Rönni
67	Aleksanteri Kaskimaki
68	Alexander Suzdalev
69	Isaiah George
70	Devin Kaplan
71	Filip Nordberg
72	Hunter Haight
73	Michael Buchinger
74	Vinzenz Rohrer
75	Artyom Duda
76	Paul Ludwinski
77	Matthew Poitras
78	Kirill Dolzhenkov
79	Josh Filmon
80	Jake Karabela
81	Otto Salin
82	Gavin Hayes
83	Spencer Sova
84	Alexis Gendron
85	Jorian Donovan
86	Cruz Lucius
87	Kasper Kulonummi
88	Arseni Koromyslov
89	Vladimir Grudinin
90	Nick Moldenhauer
91	Miko Matikka
92	Tyson Jugnauth
93	Tyson Dyck
94	Quinn Finley
95	Oskar Pettersson
96	Elias Pettersson
97	Cameron Lund
98	Fabian Wagner
99	Cedrick Guindon
100	Matthew Morden

 

[Jukurit]

Heinola is a bust.

Why is Heinola a bust?

 

[LJ7]

1. Logan Cooley
2. Shane Wright
3. Juraj Slafkovsky
4. David Jiricek
5. Pavel Mintyukov
6. Denton Mateychuk
7. Frank Nazar

8. Cutter Gauthier
9. Simon Nemec
10. Noah Ostlund
11. Marco Kasper

12. Joakim Kemell
13. Lian Bischel
14. Ivan Miroshnichenko
15. Matthew Savoie
16. Liam Ohgren
17. Danila Yurov
18. Jonathan Lekkerimaki
19. Isaac Howard
20. Kevin Korchinski

21. Owen Beck
22. Jimmy Snuggerud
23. Jagger Firkus
24. Brad Lambert
25. Conor Geekie
26. Lane Hutson
27. Jiri Kulich

28. Owen Pickering
29. Rutger McGroarty
30. Gleb Trikizov
31. Seamus Casey
32. Ryan Chesley

HM - Dimitri Buchelnikov, he's not top 32 but he's a fun MHL overager who has really fun highlights

* The top 3 is still hard to discern. I've tried to convince myself to have each of the 3 at #1 and have settled on that order for now. Cooley wins based on his dynamic puck skills, Wright stays 2nd because of his mind for the game, and Slafkovsky earns 3rd (over everyone else) with his physical gifts and approach. Wright has to become more tenacious somehow, whether it's a physical or mental issue he needs to fix. I think he could be the best player from this draft if he truly addresses whatever prevented him from absolutely killing his competition in juniors. Slafkovsky is the complete opposite in that regard. He is a dog and I am almost upset I couldn't bring myself to put him over Wright because I love the spirit he plays with.

* Mintyukov and Mateychuk may be my two personal favorite players in this class. Once Mintyukov is in an NHL system I believe we'll see the dynamic offensive skill with a much more focused defensive game since he'll not be tasked with doing absolutely everything on the ice. Mateychuk is probably the better tactical player of the two but it doesn't overcome Mintyukov's movement advantage. Jiricek edges both with his willingness to play a physical two-way game, and his frame which will likely allow him to do so. Also once Jiricek is strong enough for his frame I believe his skating will improve.

* #15 is not me saying Savoie sucks. He's good, but this draft gets very flat (and relatively good) from 12-20 for me. All of those guys are pretty interchangeable.

* I can put Miroshnichenko wherever I want because there are no consequences for my rankings, but if I worked for a team I'd probably take a safe bet over him. That said, he can PLAY. I hope he can have a nice career.

* Firkus and Hutson are both excellent hockey players trapped in terrible bodies for hockey. I'm not sure if Firkus getting to an acceptable weight to play his game or if Hutson's endocrinologist foretelling a surprise late growth spurt is more likely, but I honestly hope both of those things happen. They're both very fun players and would make the league more entertaining.

* Brad Lambert is a bad hockey player trapped in a good player's body. He does not have high end upside like many say but the right team could make him a useful NHL player if he's willing to accept any role they give him.

 

[Lays]

Why is Heinola a bust?

He will be

 

[Jukurit]

He will be

Yeah, but why?

 

[Lays]

Yeah, but why?

Bad defensively, undersized, not good enough offensively to make up for his flaws, not dynamic, etc. etc.

Ville Heinola will not be a long term NHL player. He’ll be forced into the NHL for a longer sample size than what he’s been given due to where he was selected but will prove to be inferior and outmatched

 

[Tasteless Beaver]

No offense but LHD is definitely not a position of strength for the Jets. Morrissey is just ok, terrible contract. Same with Schmidt. Heinola is a bust. Stanley is growing, no issue with him. Dillon is old and bad.

1) Schmidt plays the right side for us. I can’t remember seeing him playing LHD.
2) Samberg left off the list, who showed very well in his time in the NHL. I would much rather see him than Stanley at this point.
3) Way too soon to call Heinola a bust. Our LHD prospects were logjammed all year behind Morrissey, Dillon & Stanley. Maurice had Heinola in the doghouse for some inexplicable reason and he hasn’t been able to work his way in. To be fair, I’m glad he didn’t play in Maurice’s garbage defensive system - none of our defenders looked any good in it, and I don’t want our prospects having to unlearn those bad habits. I think Heinola is going to play very well under Bowness.

We have 3 prospect LHD that are absolutely viable NHLers. I, too, would be very disappointed if we drafted more.

 

[Canadienna]

It's actually really interesting to see just how highly Wright was thought of, and how poorly Cooley and Slafkovsky were thought of, just one year ago.

 

[Ed Ned and Leddy]

Early top 5:

1. Wright
2. Lambert
3. Chesley
4. McGroarty
5. Savoie

I still have a lot of watching left to do, particularly in Europe, but as an NTDP guy I like what I've seen of us group so far.

Love talking prospects, hate ranking them.

Most of the list I've seen play at least 5+ full games. When you get towards the back that can be less, or even just bits, pieces, shift by shift, and reading for a few guys. I usually try to watch more of the guys in the 15-50 range of the draft during the early summer, but I've been pretty swamped with bar prep. Beyond that I watched so much U of M hockey this year that my other amateur viewings took a backseat.

My NTDP and WHL lean is pretty apparent, but I'd rather go to bat for guys I've seen play a lot.

Weird draft, glhf.

Spoiler: List: 1-32

1. Wright
2. Savoie
3. Gauthier
4. Korchinski
5. McGroarty
6. Cooley
7. Yurov
8. Slafkovksy
9. Nemec
10. Kasper
11. Chesley
12. Nazar
13. Lambert
14. Mateychuk
15. Kemell
16. Geekie
17. Jiricek
18. Mintyukov
19. Lekkerimaki
20. Howard
21. Miroschnichenko
22. Snuggerud
23. Kulich
24. Beck
25. Ostlund
26. Mesar
27. Del Bel Belluz
28. Luneau
29. Bischel
30. Pickering
31. Ohgren
32. Gaucher

 

[vildurson]

Final update before draft. I made one last look for my first round of picks and decided to make some small changes. Top 15 still same as before but I dropped Slafkovsky to 5th and moved Nemec up to 4th spot.

Also moved Isaac Howard and Marco Kasper bit higher than I originally had them(end of first). It's mostly the same list as before but with very minor adjustments at the bottom end of my list.

This is not how the draft will go(that is for another thread maybe), it is how I like the players.

I am comfortable with how the list is for now:

1. Shane Wright
2. Logan Cooley
3. David Jiricek
4. Simon Nemec
5. Juraj Slafkovsky
6. Matthew Savoie
7. Joakim Kemell
8. Brad Lambert
9. Noah Östlund
10. Kevin Korchinski
11. Frank Nazar
12. Liam Öhgren
13. Jonathan Lekkerimäki
14. Ryan Chesley
15. Pavel Mintyukov
16. Denton Mateychuk
17. Marco Kasper
18. Isaac Howard
19. Conor Geekie
20. Tristan Luneau
21. Danila Yurov
22. Jiri Kulich
23. Rutger McGroarty
24. Seamus Casey
25. Owen Pickering
26. Cutter Gauthier
27. Nathan Gaucher
28. Gleb Trikozov
29. Filip Mesar
30. Ivan Miroschnichenko
31. Lane Hutson
32. Jagger Firkus

 

[Rekingsfan17]

My current thoughts on Draft Eve.....

Players I hope the Kings Scouting staff are looking at ;

Ivan Miroshnichenko (if he falls into the 2nd round move up to get him.....35 to 45 range)
Lian Bichsel (I really like him but think he is gone early. Move up for him if possible)
Lane Hutson (Although I think they would have to move up in the draft or he won't be available.....probably 35 to 45 range)

Mats Lindgren Jr. (needs more development/physical maturity, super young for this draft. Future Top-4 offensive D-man. Should be there at pick #51)
Gleb Trikozov (Rated #1 Russian Player available for 2022 draft by Dylan Griffing/EP Rinkside. He might be there at pick #51)
Noah Warren (yeah I know he is a RD but he would be great for future playoffs. Has the physicality the Kings need. Might be there at pick #51)
Reid Schaefer ( Could provide some of the toughness the Kings are missing. He might still be there at pick #51)

Tyson Jugnauth (Hugh upside player, I think he has to 4 potential also. Will also need development time. Should be there at pick #86)
Vladimir Grudinin (Ranked #2 Russian player available for 2022 Draft by Dylan Griffing/EP Rinkside. At pick #86 take the chance if he is available)
Lucas Edmonds D1 (Had a great year in Kingston. I like him if still available at pick #86)
Dylan James (USHL Rookie of the Year. He might still be there at pick #86)

Tyler Brennan (goalies are voodoo. I like him at pick #116 if he falls)
Jordan Dumais (Good upside offensive player. I like him if he falls to pick #116)
Alexander Pelevin (#5 rated Russian Player for 2022 Draft by Dylan Griffing/EP Rinkside. I like for pick #116 if available)
Brandon Lisowsky (Goal scorer. I like for pick #116 if still available)

Filiip Nordberg (He is hard to play against. I like him for pick #148)
Servac Petrovsky (Great defensive defenseman. I like him at pick #148 if still available)
Jackson Dorrington (Defensive defenseman. I like him at pick #148)

Conner Hvidston (I like his upside. Super young for draft. Take a chance if still there at pick #180)
Veit Oswald (I like his upside but super longshot. No 7th round pick so I would take him at pick #180)
Tnias Mathurin (Pure defensive defenseman. I like him at pick #180)
Owen Paskowski (He might be worth a shot at pick #180)
Rodwin Dionicio (He might be worth a shot at pick #180)
William Proos (Good size with a knack for finding the back of the net. Worth a shot at pick #180)

 

[jvr32]

Top 50:

1. Shane Wright
2. David Jiricek
3. Logan Cooley
4. Juraj Slafkovsky
5. Joakim Kemell
6. Jonathan Lekkerimäki
7. Frank Nazar
8. Lian Bichsel
9. Simon Nemec
10. Isaac Howard
11. Marco Kasper
12. Matthew Savoie
13. Pavel Mintyukov
14. Rutger McGroarty
15. Cutter Gauthier
16. Ivan Miroshnichenko
17. Conor Geekie
18. Denton Mateychuk
19. Gleb Trikozov
20. Danila Yurov
21. Tristan Luneau
22. Filip Mesar
23. Simon Forsmark
24. Ryan Chesley
25. Jimmy Snuggerud
26. Liam Öhgren
27. Artyom Duda
28. Jiri Kulich
29. Kevin Korchinski
30. David Goyette
31. Noah Östlund
32. Ryan Greene
33. Ludwig Persson
34. Nathan Gaucher
35. Jagger Firkus
36. Seamus Casey
37. Owen Pickering
38. Brad Lambert
39. Tomas Hamara
40. Jack Hughes
41. Ty Nelson
42. Lane Hutson
43. Vladimir Grudinin
44. Aleksanteri Kaskimäki
45. Mattias Hävelid
46. Julian Lutz
47. Danny Zhilkin
48. Jani Nyman
49. Filip Bystedt
50. Otto Salin

 

[Silkytentacles]

 

[MBH]

1. Shane Wright
2. Logan Cooley
3. Juraj Slafkovsky
4. Marco Kasper
5. Frank Nazar
6. Cutter Gauthier
7. Pavel Mintyukov
8. Simon Nemec
9. Matthew Savoie
10. Jonathan Lekkerimaki
11. Gleb Trikozov
12. Danila Yurov
13. Conor Geekie
14. Brad Lambert
15. Owen Pickering
16. David Jiricek
17. Lian Bichsel
18. Joakim Kemell
19. Liam Ohgren
20. Jiri Kulich
21. Ivan Miroschniichenko
22. Filip Mesar
23. Adam Sykora
24. Julian Lutz
25. David Goyette
26. Matyas Sapoliv
27. Danny Zhilkin
28. Isaac Howard
29. Jimmy Snuggerud
30. Kevin Korchinski
31. Denton Mateychuk
32. Nathan Gaucher
33. Noah Ostlund
34. Danill Ivanov
35. Elias Salomonsson
36. Ryan Chelsey
37. Calle Odelius
38. Sam Rinzel
39. Owen Beck
40. Nikita Grebyonkin
41. Jani Nyman
42. Lane Hutson
43. Jagger Firkus
44. Artyom Duda
45. Vincenz Rohrer
46. Daniil Orlov
47. Alexander Pelevin
48. Alexander Perevalov
49. Filip Bystedt
50. Maveric Lamoureux
51. Dennis Hildeby
52. Hunter Haight
53. Seamus Casey
54. Viktor Neuchev
55. Isaiah George
56. Noah Warren
57. Topias Leinonen
58. Devin Kaplan
59. Tyler Brennan
60. Ryan Greene
61. Michael Fisher
62. Mats Lindgren
63. Rieger Lorenz
64. Aleksanteri Kaskimaki
65. Mattias Havelid
66. Beau Jelsma
67. Jackson Edward
68. Dmiitri Buchelnikov
69. Yegor Savikov
70. Topi Ronni
71. Vladimir Grudinin
72. Luca Del Bel Beluz
73. Alexander Suzdalev
74. Tristan Luneau
75. Yaroslav Yapparov
76. Reid Schaeffer
77. Ty Nelson
78. George Fegaras
79. Jack Hughes
80. Dominik Rymon
81. Timofei Davydov
82. Brandon Lisowski
83. Paul Ludwinski
84. Fabian Wagner
85. Aaron Pionk
86. Gavin Hayes
87. Alexis Gendron
88. Otto Salin
89. Michael Buchinger
90. Garrett Schifsky
91. Adam Ingram
92. Frederic Brunet
93. Jak Vaarwerk
94. Gabriel Koch
95. Joey Muldowney
96. Ruslan Gazikov
97. Gustav Karlsson
98. Markus Vidicek
99. Mikko Matikka
100. Daniil Bourosh
101. Kirill Steklov
102. Jordan Dumais
103. Max Namestnikov
104. Domenic Divincentiis
105. Jake Furlong
106. Ludvig Markman
107. Cedrick Guindon
108. Vinny Borgesi
109. Alex Sotek
110. Lucas Edmonds
111. Charles-Alexis Legault
112. Marc-Andre Gaudet
113. Ryan Healy
114. Vasili Dronyk
115. Linus Hemstom
116. Kasper Magnussen
117. Filip Nordberg
118. Jake Karabela
119. Marian Mosko
120. Julien Beland
121. Michael Mastrodomenico
122. Ludwig Persson
123. Justin Cote
124. Barrett Hall
125. Evan Boucher
126. Martin Johnsen
127. Nick Pierre
128. David Spacek
129. Maxim Barbashev
130. Jacob Newcombe
131. Colton Smith
132. Cole Knuble
133. Zam Plante