Prospect Pool rankings #9

[Pavels Dog]

#1 Los Angeles Kings
1. Quinton Byfield, F
2. Brandt Clarke, D
3. Alex Turcotte, F
4. Arthur Kaliyev, F
5. Brock Faber, D
6. Rasmus Kupari, F
7. Akil Thomas, F
8. Samuel Fagemo, F
9. Tyler Madden, F
10. Francesco Pinelli, F

#2 Anaheim Ducks
1. Trevor Zegras, C
2. Jamie Drysdale, D
3. Mason McTavish, C
4. Lukas Dostal, G
5. Jacob Perreault, RW
6. Olen Zellweger, D
7. Henry Thrun, D
8. Benoit-Olivier Groulx, C
9. Sasha Pastujov, LW
10. Jackson LaCombe, D

#3 Detroit Red Wings
1. Moritz Seider, RD
2. Lucas Raymond, LW/RW
3. Simon Edvinsson, LD
4. Sebastian Cossa, G
5. Alex Nedeljkovic, G
6. Jonatan Berggren, LW/RW
7. Joe Veleno, C
8. Albert Johansson, LD
9. Theodor Niederbach, C
10. Shai Buium , LD

#4 Buffalo Sabres
1. Owen Power, LD
2. Dylan Cozens, C
3. Jack Quinn, W
4. John Jason Peterka, W
5. Ryan Johnson, LD
6. Isak Rosen, W
7. Prokhor Poltapov, W
8. Devon Levi, G
9. Mattias Samuelsson, LD
10. Aleksandr Kisakov, W

#5 Ottawa Senators
1. Jake Sanderson, D
2. Shane Pinto, C
3. Tyler Boucher, W
4. Alex Formenton, W
5. Ridly Greig, W
6. Filip Gustavsson, G
7. Jacob Bernard-Docker, D
8. Egor Sokolov, W
9. Mads Søgaard, G
10. Roby Jarventie, F

#6 New Jersey Devils
1. Luke Hughes, D
2. Dawson Mercer, F
3. Alexander Holtz, F
4. Nolan Foote, F
5. Shakir Mukhamadullin, D
6. Kevin Bahl, D
7. Graeme Clark, F
8. Chase Stillman, F
9. Nikita Okhotiuk, D
10. Samu Salminen, F

#7 Minnesota Wild
1. Marco Rossi (F)
2. Matt Boldy (F)
3. Jesper Wallstedt (G)
4. Carson Lambos (D)
5. Calen Addison (D)
6. Ryan O'Rourke (D)
7. Marat Khusnutdinov (F)
8. Adam Beckman (F)
9. Jack Peart (D)
10. Daemon Hunt (D)

#8 Colorado Avalanche
1. Bowen Byram
2. Alex Newhook
3. Justin Barron
4. Oskar Olausson
5. Martin Kaut
6. Drew Helleson
7. Jean-Luc Foudy
8. Sampo Ranta
9. Sean Behrens
10. Justus Annunen

Measure prospect pools according to Calder eligibility.

Estimated top 3 prospects for each team (remember to look at the entire prospect pool when voting):

Team	#1 Prospect	#2 Prospect	#3 Prospect
-	-	-	-
Arizona	Dylan Guenther	Victor Söderström	Jan Jenik
Boston	Fabian Lysell	Jack Studnicka	John Beecher
-	-	-	-
Calgary	Matthew Coronato	Connor Zary	Jakob Pelletier
Carolina	Seth Jarvis	Jack Drury	Ryan Suzuki
Chicago	Lucas Reichel	Nicholas Beaudin	Wyatt Kalynuk
-	-	-	-
Columbus	Kent Johnson	Cole Sillinger	Kirill Marchenko
Dallas	Thomas Harley	Ty Dellandrea	Wyatt Johnston
-	-	-	-
Edmonton	Evan Bouchard	Dylan Holloway	Philip Broberg
Florida	Spencer Knight	Anton Lundell	Grigori Denisenko
-	-	-	-
-	-	-	-
Montreal	Cole Caufield	Kaiden Guhle	Mattias Norlinder
Nashville	Yaroslav Askarov	Philip Tomasino	Alexandre Carrier
-	-	-	-
NY Isles	Aatu Räty	Robin Salo	William Dufour
NY Rangers	Nils Lundkvist	Vitali Kravtsov	Braden Schneider
-	-	-	-
Philadelphia	Morgan Frost	Cam York	Samu Tuomaala
Pittsburgh	Samuel Poulin	Pierre-Olivier Joseph	Filip Hållander
San Jose	William Eklund	Thomas Bordeleau	Ozzy Wiesblatt
Seattle	Matthew Beniers	Kole Lind	Ryan Winterton
St.Louis	Klim Klostin	Scott Perunovich	Zach Bolduc
Tampa Bay	Cal Foote	Maxim Groshev	Jack Finley
Toronto	Nick Robertson	Timothy Liljegren	Rodion Amirov
Vancouver	Vasili Podkolzin	Jonah Gadjovich	Jack Rathbone
Vegas	Peyton Krebs	Brendan Brisson	Lukas Cormier
Washington	Connor McMichael	Alexander Alexeyev	Hendrix Lapierre
Winnipeg	Cole Perfetti	Ville Heinola	Chaz Lucius

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[KevinRedkey]

Went with Edmonton.
Bouchard has looked fantastic, and Broberg is among the best 3rd guys left.

 

[Xspyrit]

Went with Edmonton.
Bouchard has looked fantastic, and Broberg is among the best 3rd guys left.

Holloway and Savoie look pretty good too

Has Edmonton finally learned to draft?

 

[wetcoast]

Went with Edmonton.
Bouchard has looked fantastic, and Broberg is among the best 3rd guys left.

Hollaway and Savoie seem to be progressing as well.

 

[LaMasquerade]

Going for FLA. Lundell has looked really good in his first couple of games, and he's only nr 2 prospect for them in OP's list.

 

[Sstroh84]

Columbus seems like a bit of a no brainer here with Cole Sillinger at 18 being #2 and making the opening day roster. As does, who I would assume is their #4, Chinakhov. Depth has been rebuilt after trading away a lot of high picks.

 

[McFlyingV]

Homer voting Edmonton, but probably not far off given how well a lot of their recent picks are performing.

Bouchard looks fantastic in the NHL.
Holloway had a very impressive year last year and could see NHL time this year once recovered from wrist surgery.
Broberg has a lot of great tools but still needs a bunch of development time.
Skinner is looking like a very promising goalie prospect, and Konovalov looked good in pre-season.
Savoie had a strong NCAA rookie season and is on fire to start the year with 5-6-11 in 4 GP.
Bourgault had a strong showing at the summer WJC camp, a strong pre-season, and is off to a hot start with 5-6-11 in 6 GP.
Samorukov had a very good KHL season and could see some NHL time this year once healthy.

Then there's some other promising prospects in the mix with Tulio, McLeod, Lavoie, and Petrov to name a few.

Strong prospect pool overall at each position.

 

[Connor McConnor]

Columbus Florida or Edmonton for me here.

 

[XXIV97]

I voted Edmonton. Bouchard is already a top 4 D (not sure if he is still a prospect though).

 

[Canovin]

Florida takes this if it's top 3 in the prospect pool but overall prospect pool I got Edmonton winning

 

[snipes]

Holloway and Savoie look pretty good too

Has Edmonton finally learned to draft?

Bourgault is shredding the Q right now as well. The drafting has actually been quite good the last little while compared to the past.