QJL Final 2019 Draft Rankings - Top 150

[QJL]

1 Jack Hughes
2 Kaapo Kakko
3 Kirby Dach
4 Bowen Byram
5 Alex Turcotte
6 Alex Newhook
7 Moritz Seider
8 Trevor Zegras
9 Vasili Podkolzin
10 Ville Heinola

11 Victor Soderstrom
12 Dylan Cozens
13 Philip Tomasino
14 Spencer Knight
15 Matthew Boldy
16 Arthur Kaliyev
17 Peyton Krebs
18 Philip Broberg
19 Raphael Lavoie
20 Cam York

21 Pavel Dorofeyev
22 Cole Caufield
23 Matthew Robertson
24 Nils Hoglander
25 Karl Henriksson
26 Bobby Brink
27 Ryan Johnson
28 Ilya Nikolayev
29 Mikko Kokkonen
30 Patrik Puistola

31 Jamieson Rees
32 Alex Beaucage
33 Vladislav Kolyachonok
34 Nathan Legare
35 Samuel Poulin
36 Tobias Bjornfot
37 Ryan Suzuki
38 Samuel Fagemo
39 Albin Grewe
40 Thomas Harley

41 Jakob Pelletier
42 Simon Lundmark
43 Henri Nikkanen
44 Dillon Hamaliuk
45 Henry Thrun
46 Kaeden Korczak
47 Lassi Thomson
48 Valentin Nussbaumer
49 Robert Mastrosimone
50 Connor McMichael

51 Semyon Chistyakov
52 Ben Brinkman
53 Yegor Afanaseyev
54 Billy Constantinou
55 John Beecher
56 Vladislav Firstov
57 Brayden Tracey
58 Artemi Knyazev
59 Maxim Cajkovic
60 Graeme Clarke

61 Samuel Bolduc
62 Daniil Gutik
63 Brett Leason
64 Anttoni Honka
65 Marcus Kallionkieli
66 Nikola Pasic
67 Antti Tuomisto
68 John Farinacci
69 Nolan Foote
70Jake Lee

71 Amir Garayev
72 Lucas Feuk
73 Alex Vlasic
74 Matias Maccelli
75 Harrison Blaisdell
76 Nicholas Robertson
77 Michal Teply
78 Simon Holmstrom
79 Ethan Keppen
80 Jeremie Bucheler

81 Mike Koster
82 Alexei Tsyplakov
83 Reece Newkirk
84 Valeri Orekhov
85 Cole Mackay
86 Trevor Janicke
87 Yaroslav Likhachyov
88 Martin Hugo Has
89 Ryder Donovan
90 Albert Johansson

91 Ryan Siedem
92 Patrick Moynihan
93 Leevi Aaltonen
94 Justin Bergeron
95 Hunter Jones
96 Blake Murray
97 Cole Moberg
98 Yegor Spiridonov
99 Daniil Misyul
100 Nikita Alexandrov

101 Case McCarthy
102 Kim Nousiainen
103 Adam Beckman
104 Shane Pinto
105 Matvey Guskov
106 Drew Helleson
107 Antti Saarela
108 Dmitri Sheshin
109 Michael Vukojevic
110 Jusso Parssinen

111 Dominick Fensore
112 Jordan Spence
113Massimo Rizzo
114 Rhett Pitlick
115 Aku Raty
116 Mads Sogaard
117 Sasha Mutala
118 Pyotr Kochetkov
119 Marshall Warren
120 Josh Williams

121 Dustin Wolf
122 Zachary Jones
123 Max Wahlgren
124 Votjech Strondala
125 Tuukka Tieksola
126 Gianni Fairbrother
127 Xavier Parent
128 Owen Lindmark
129 Jackson Lacombe
130 Wiljami Myllyla

131 Oleg Zaitsev
132 Aarne Intonen
133 Henry Rybinski
134 Yegor Serdyuk
135 Braden Doyle
136 Isaiah Saville
137 Maxim Denezhkin
138 Iivari Rasanen
139 Marcel Barinka
140 Alexei Protas

141 Mikhail Shalagin
142 Keean Washkurak
143 Michael Gildon
144 Layton Ahac
145 Judd Caulfield
146 Mattias Norlinder
147 Jayden Struble
148 Dmitri Voronkov
149 Bryce Brodzinski
150 Albin Sundsvik

edit: last update an hour before the draft

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[ProspectsSTC]

Alright, I'll get us started with the obvious question: why Caufield so low?

 

[ViktorBaeArvidsson]

Love the love for Tomasino.

 

[QJL]

Alright, I'll get us started with the obvious question: why Caufield so low?

I’m cautious about Caufield. For every DeBrincat there is a long list of one dimensional small scoring wingers who never cut it in the NHL. Cole is arguably the top scorer in the draft but he is major liability in the defensive end both positionally and physically. If he’s not picking off a pass and darting the other way, he doesn’t add much on that end of the ice. While a fantastic shooter, he’s actually very strong in front of the net and picks up a ton of goals there. I don’t see that part of his scoring translating as well at higher levels. The potential is there for him to be a top player in the draft, but it’s a gamble. If this was an upside list and not a ranking, he would be much higher.

 

[Mike Hasselhoffman]

Moritz Seider all the way at 7? Granted I don’t know too much about him, didn’t realize he’s climbed up that much.

 

[jvr32]

Karl Henriksson 25th is interesting. Why so high?
I don't like Kokkonen and Legare rankings. way too high.

 

[QJL]

Moritz Seider all the way at 7? Granted I don’t know too much about him, didn’t realize he’s climbed up that much.

I never had Seider lower than #17 this year and he’s done everything necessary to raise his stock through his unique development situation compared to other top prospects. He played a key role in leading his team to his league championship, was a top player for Germany at the World Championships, and he has all the attributes that indicate potential for a two-way top pairing defenseman. He’s in the mold of an underdeveloped Seth Jones: size, speed, shot, mobility, physicality, instincts, IQ. The sky is the limit but it will likely be 3 years before he cracks the NHL.

Karl Henriksson 25th is interesting. Why so high?
I don't like Kokkonen and Legare rankings. way too high.

Henriksson is a fun story. His production wasn’t off the charts at the U18s but his level of play was. He was Sweden’s top center after a season where he emerged as a top playmaker in his age group. The thing about Henriksson is his athleticism. He is just transitioning to hockey full time after an impressive junior soccer career. The combination of his remarkable improvement, new singular focus starting last year, and fantastic overall game lead me to believe he’s got more untapped upside than most draftees. He’s worth a first round swing.