Top 1995 Prospects (2013 NHL Draft)

Tigers1992

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Yes. I'm big on Monahan. I think he will be going Top 10 2013. Another guy to look out for is Nathan MacKinnon who is drawing a lot of attention. He's being compared to the likes of Sidney Crosby. Also another guy turning heads is Adam Erne, who was only one out of a handful to be drafted in to the USHL as a 95.

At this point he is probably the top eligible forward from Ontario
 

Breakfast of Champs

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What does that have to do with anything?

Jacob Trouba was a third rounder.

Crystoval Nieves was a 12th rounder

Tyler Sequin was 9th

Jeff Skinner was 20th.

They all did the same thing Domi did. None where willing immediately commit to the OHL. It has no baring on the NHL.

There is a bigger "way to high" guy on that list from Ontario without the Domi last name.

Yes seguin and skinner wernt top 5, but were they considered top 5 for their nhl drafts 2 years before the draft? No. And domi shouldn't be either. Even if he did commit 100 percent to the ohl do you think he would have gone top 5? I just think putting him at 2nd overall is completely ridiculous right now. A lot can change in the future and many prospects have shown us that. But right now he's not a top 10.
 

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Domi is way too high. The kid didnt even go top 5 in the ohl draft. I'd probably put jones and lazar higher. also Hunter shinkaruk has potential top be a top 10 guy, Id put him there as of now. (late 94 with 42 pts in the whl last season. Some guys flying under the radar as of now could be jared hauf and keagan kanzig, both 6'5 and 1st rounders in the whl bantam draft. Both also excellent skaters from what I have seen.

Domi only fell cause he threatened to go to the USHL. IMO he would have went 1st ahead of Ekblad if he made it apparent that he was going to the O.
 

Tigers1992

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Could Monahan go in top 5? What's his NHL potential?

Its just so early at this point.

Most of these kids havent even played in Junior yet. Look at the players who where said to be top 10 for the 2011 NHL Draft a few years ago, alot struggle with the transition, or thrive and become better then most would expect.
 

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Yes, because Tie stated at the beginning of the season that Max is taking the NCAA route.

Yes and in 2010 for the q draft everyone knew michael matheson was going ncaa and he was still ranked 1st. In the rankings they don't do it based on probability of entering the league.
 

Tigers1992

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Yes, because Tie stated at the beginning of the season that Max is taking the NCAA route.

No. American players who where committed to the NCAA where ranked high as well.

OHL Central Scouting does not care about NCAA commitments, they just rate based on best avaluable and let teams determine who is and is not interested in the OHL.

With respect, this is something that I am VERY familiar with.
 

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here is my list. please add or re-arrange player to this list
2013 NHL entry draft prospect

1. Nathan MacKinnon
2. Max Domi
3. Alex Forsberg
4. Nick Baptiste
5. Jordan Subban
6. Darnell Nurse
7. Curtis Lazar
8. Seth Jones
9.Morgan Klimckuk
10. Nicholas Ritiche
11.Bo Horvat
12. Evan De Haan


THAT is the worst one i've seen in my life, Alex Forsberg will not even be in the first round first of all (call me crazy), Jordan Subban is lower, Curtis Lazar and Jones (isn't a 95) at 8? Are you serious, You even Forgot Madison Bowey who lead Manitoba a low rated Manitoba to 5th and is playing for the Kelowna Rockets that produce good D and the best 95 skater, Domi is good but I doubt he goes 2nd overall, I say maybe 9-20.

My rankings (including 94's)
1. Nathan MacKinnon
2. Curtis Lazar
3. Seth Jones
4. Hunter Shinkaruk
5. Madison Bowey
6. Connor Rankin
7. Morgan Klimchuk
8. Darnell Nurse
9. Max Domi
10. Steve Santini
11. Sean Monahan
12. Josh Morrissey
13. Eric Comrie
14. Adam Erne
15. Jordan Subban
 

scoutman1

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THAT is the worst one i've seen in my life, Alex Forsberg will not even be in the first round first of all (call me crazy), Jordan Subban is lower, Curtis Lazar and Jones (isn't a 95) at 8? Are you serious, You even Forgot Madison Bowey who lead Manitoba a low rated Manitoba to 5th and is playing for the Kelowna Rockets that produce good D and the best 95 skater, Domi is good but I doubt he goes 2nd overall, I say maybe 9-20.

My rankings (including 94's)
1. Nathan MacKinnon
2. Curtis Lazar
3. Seth Jones
4. Hunter Shinkaruk
5. Madison Bowey
6. Connor Rankin
7. Morgan Klimchuk
8. Darnell Nurse
9. Max Domi
10. Steve Santini
11. Sean Monahan
12. Josh Morrissey
13. Eric Comrie
14. Adam Erne
15. Jordan Subban

I have to say though Bowey IMO i not the best 95 skater, he is an amazing skater though...but best well that comes down to Mackinnon, Cammarata, Duclair or Subban...mackinnon is super strong on his skates, amazing speed, and I would have to say the best acceleration I have seen in a long time, he is in top gear within only 3 strides.

As for Domi in the 1st round I find it a bit hard, small and though very skilled and exciting to watch he lacks creating when pressured IMO.
 
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scoutman1

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1. Nathan MacKinnon—F—SSM U16 5’11/162 32 35 43 78 - Fast Skater, amazing goal scorer, exciting
2. Curtis Lazar—F—Okanagan Prep 5’11/178 41 25 32 57 - Physical, amazing goal scorer, Character
3. Seth Jones—Defense—USA NTDP 17 6’03/183 37 04 17 21 - Big, Tough, all around super skilled, Poised
4. Valery Nichushkin—F—Traktor 94 6’03/185 28 29 25 54 - good skater, excellent hands and vision,playmaker
5. Viktor Crus-Rydberg-F-Tingsryd J20 6’00/187 17 04 06 10 - Exciting hands, great playmaker, very smart
6. Madison Bowey—D—Winnipeg Wild 6’00/180 41 16 22 38 - great skater, excellent IQ, great in 2 zones
7. Josh Morrissey—D—Calgary Royals 5’11/170 30 17 22 39 - Big Open ice hitter, great offense, good defense.
8. Sean Monahan—Forward—Ottawa 6’02/180 35 06 09 15 - Great hands, exciting to watch, creative.
9. Connor Rankin—Forward—Tri City 6’00/185 56 15 21 36 - Very strong, good hands, good goal scoring
10. Steve Santini—D—Apple Core EJHL 6’03/205 43 03 14 17 - All around d-man, great in own end, very smart
11. Taylor Cammarata—F—SSM U16 5’09/155 46 63 59 122 - Super fast skater, exciting hands, uses his speed
12. Hunter Shinkaruk—F—Med Hat 5’10/165 51 13 22 35 - Excellent hands, creative, exciting, good passing and shooting.
13. Hudson Fasching—F—Apple Valley 6’03/190 25 16 29 45 - Very good offensive player, good skating, good hands.
14. Alexandre Belanger—Goalie—Magog 5’11/158 14 09 3.36 .885 - good athletisism, great technique, good speed, great positioning
15. Brandon Shea—F—Nobels & Green 6’01/190 00 00 00 00 - Strong body and skater, good hands, great around net, good shooting.
16. Ville Husso—Goalie—HIFK Jr. B 6’00/160 09 03 2.74 .920 - head strong, good positioning, athletic, good movement.
17. Eric Roy—Defense –Brandon Wheat 6’03/175 38 04 11 15 Big, moves well ,excellent passing and outlet passing.
18. Adam Erne—F—Indiana USHL 5’11/198 36 09 08 17 - PF, good shooting ability, excellent hands, creative.
19. Jonathan Drouin—F—Lac St Louis 5’09/151 38 22 36 58 - amazing playmaker and hands, very smart, creative.
20. Ryan Pulock—D—Brandon 6’00/193 52 06 26 32 - Creat passing, moves well, moves puck off the rush and creates.
21. Rasmus Ristolainen—D—TPS U20 6’02/192 19 00 08 08 - Very smart, does everything well, great at both ends.
22. Eric Comrie—Goalie—La Selects 6’00/170 16 02 1.34 .940 - Excellent speed, good positioning, excellent glove
23. Tobias Liljendahl—F—Vasby Div 1 6’02/194 21 05 06 11 - Good passing, has good back hand, smart, strong skater.
24. Nick Sørensen—F—Rogle U20 6’00/165 20 11 08 19 - Creative puck handler, exciting, excellent shooting.
25. Zachary Fucale—Goalie— Seigneurs 5’11/151 15 05 3.09 .901 - Confident, great positioning, rebound control, poised.
26. Will Butcher—D—Madison Caps U18 5’11/185 34 10 20 30 - Good skater, good hands, skates well with puck, creates off rush.
27. Jared Hauf—Defense—Calgary Flames 6’04/170 ?? ?? ?? ?? - Big, good skater, good passer, takes his shots.
28. Keegan Kanzig—Defense—Fort Sask 6’05/205 ?? ?? ?? ?? - Big, takes the body, skates well, good outlet passer.
29. Nick Baptiste—F—Ottawa Sens Minor 0’00/000 20 21 26 47 - Strong, good skater, goes to net, excellent hands in traffic, good playmaker nad goal scorer.
30. Morgan Klimchuk—F—Calgary Buff 5'11/170 32 27 23 50- good skater but hunch over style a bit, good hands, moves well and is smart, excellent shooter.

other guys who I like to try to put in the 1t round...Alexander Barkov, Philippe Desrosiers, Jordan Subban, Scott Savage, Ryan Hartman, Darnell Nurse.
 
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My top 15.
1. Seth Jones
2. Nathan MacKinnon
3. Curtis Lazar
4. Viktor Crus-Rydberg
5. Hunter Shinkaruk
6. Madison Bowey
7. Valery Nichushkin
8. Steve Santini
9. Taylor Cammarata
10. Sean Monahan
11. Max Domi
12. Brandon Shea
13. Connor Rankin
14. Alex Forsberg
15. Adam Erne

HM
16. Darnell Nurse
17. Josh Morrissey
18. Nick Baptiste
 

YNWA14

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I think Curtis Lazar will surprise and develop better than MacKinnon.
 

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