Tryamkin's Pre-Season Top 150 NHL Affiliated Prospects

Tryamkin

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So before reading this, there's a few things I'd like to say just to clear confusion and FAQ's.

-There are no goalies in this ranking, I'm not a goalie scout, and I'm not very good at evaluating them!
-The MAX number of games played in the NHL to be included is 25. I could have missed out on a few guys but I tried.
-This is purely my opinion using my own scouting, sorry if your team's player isn't high enough.
This includes 2018 drafted prospects.
Thanks for reading; comments, questions and opinions are always welcome, I will try to respond to as many as I can.


1. D Rasmus Dahlin (BUF)
2. C Elias Pettersson (VAN)
3. RW Andrei Svechnikov (CAR)
4. C Casey Mittlestadt (BUF)
5. D Miro Heiskanen (DAL)
6. C Martin Necas (CAR)
7. RW Kirill Kaprizov (MIN)
8. D Quinn Hughes (VAN)
9. RW Filip Zadina (DET)
10. C Cody Glass (VGK)
11. D Cale Makar (COL)
12. C/LW Filip Chytil (NYR)
13. C Jesperi Kotkaniemi (MTL)
14. LW Eeli Tolvanen (NSH)
15. C Henrik Borgstrom (FLA)
16. C Dylan Strome (ARZ)
17. C Gabriel Vilardi (LAK)
18. D Evan Bouchard (EDM)
19. D Adam Boqvist (CHI)
20. D Noah Dobson (NYI)
21. C Robert Thomas (STL)
22. C Ryan Donato (BOS)
23. LW Kristian Vesalainen (WPG)
24. C Lias Andersson (NYR)
25. LW Brady Tkachuk (OTT)
26. C Morgan Frost (PHI)
27. RW Jordan Kyrou (STL)
28. C/RW Nick Suzuki (VGK)
29. D Timothy Liljegren (TOR)
30. RW Vitali Kravtsov (NYR)
31. LW Oliver Wahlstrom (NYI)
32. C Sam Steel (ANA)
33. D Connor Timmins (COL)
34. D Erik Brannstrom (VGK)
35. RW Klim Kostin (STL)
36. D Callan Foote (TBL)
37. C Michael Rasmussen (DET)
38. D Henri Jokiharju (CHI)
39. RW Nick Merkley (ARZ)
40. D Sami Niku (WPG)
41. C Aleksi Heponieni (FLA)
42. RW Martin Kaut (COL)
43. C/RW Drake Batherson (OTT)
44. RW Kailer Yamamoto (EDM)
45. RW/LW Owen Tippett (FLA)
46. LW Dillon Dube (CGY)
47. LW Joel Farabee (PHI)
48. C Adam Gaudette (VAN)
49. C Ryan Poehling (MTL)
50. LW/RW Dominik Bokk (STL)
51. LW/C Alexander Nylander (BUF)
52. LW Oskar Lindblom (PHI)
53. D Ty Smith (NJD)
54. C Barrett Hayton (ARZ)
55. LW Jonathan Dahlen (VAN)
56. LW Boris Katchouk (TBL)
57. D Juuso Valimnaki (CGY)
58. D Olli Juolevi (VAN)
59. D Kale Clague (LAK)
60. D Phillipe Myers (PHI)
61. D Adam Fox (CAR)
62. C Anthony Cirelli (TB)
63. D Pierre-Olivier Joseph (ARZ)
64. LW Andreas Johnsson (TOR)
65. C Logan Brown (OTT)
66. D Brendan Guhle (BUF)
67. RW Taylor Raddysh (TBL)
68. D Rasmus Andersson (CGY)
69. D K’Andre Miller (NYR)
70. LW/C Dylan Sikura (CHI)
71. C Brett Howden (NYR)
72. D Josh Mahura (ANA)
73. LW Kieffer Bellows (NYI)
74. D Ian Mitchell (CHI)
75. RW/C Troy Terry (ANA)
76. D Nicholas Hague (VGK)
77. RW Kole Lind (VAN)
78. RW/LW Valentin Zykov (CAR)
79. RW Vitali Abramov (CBJ)
80. RW Jonatan Berggren (DET)
81. C Rasmus Kupari (LAK)
82. D Urho Vaakanainen (BOS)
83. LW Tyler Steenbergen (ARZ)
84. D Jacob Larsson (ANA)
85. RW Wade Allison (PHI)
86. C Michael McLeod (NJD)
87. D Jake Bean (CAR)
88. C Ty Dellandrea (DAL)
89. LW/RW Grigori Denisenko (FLA)
90. C Luke Kunin (MIN)
91. D Alexander Alexeyev (WSH)
92. C Shane Bowers (COL)
93. LW Evgeni Svechnikov (DET)
94. RW Alexander Volkov (TBL)
95. RW Mathieu Joseph (TBL)
96. C Mitchell Stephens (TBL)
97. LW Warren Foegele (CAR)
98. C Colin White (OTT)
99. D Ryan Merkley (SJS)
100. C Liam Foudy (CBJ)
101. C Joe Veleno (DET)
102. D Dante Fabbro (NSH)
103. C Alexander Texier (CBJ)
104. D Oliver Kylington (CGY)
105. D Jakub Zboril (BOS)
106. C Janne Kuokkanen (CAR)
107. D Rasmus Sandin (TOR)
108. D Noah Juulsen (MTL)
109. LW Jordan Greenway (MIN)
110. D Ethan Bear (EDM)
111. C Isac Lundestrom (ANA)
112. D Libor Hajek (NYR)
113. D Bode Wilde (NYI)
114. C Joshua Norris (SJS)
115. C Jesper Boqvist (NJD)
116. C Rasmus Asplund (BUF)
117. LW Maxime Comtois (ANA)
118. RW Jesse Ylonen (MTL)
119. C Jack Studnicka (BOS)
120. C Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson (BOS)
121. C Mason Appleton (WPG)
122. D Vladislav Gavrikov (CBJ)
123. RW/C Akil Thomas (LAK)
124. D Lucas Johansen (WSH)
125. D Dennis Cholowski (DET)
126. LW Trent Frederic (BOS)
127. D Calen Addison (PIT)
128. RW Serron Noel (FLA)
129. D Jonathan Tychonick (OTT)
130. RW Victor Olofsson (BUF)
131. D Caleb Jones (EDM)
132. C Jake Wise (CHI)
133. D Josh Brook (MTL)
134. D Jake Walman (STL)
135. D Sebastian Aho (NYI)
136. C Alexis Saarela (CAR)
137. LW Michael Dal Colle (NYI)
138. LW Adam Mascherin (DAL)
139. LW Jason Robertson (DAL)
140. C Jaret-Anderson Dolan (LAK)
141. LW Carl Grundstrom (TOR)
142. LW Lucas Elvenes (ANA)
143. LW Julien Gauthier (CAR)
144. LW Tyler Benson (EDM)
145. D Villi Saarijarvi (DET)
146. C Allan McShane (MTL)
147. C Alexander Khovanov (MTL)
148. D Nils Lundqvist (NYR)
149. C Danny O’Regan (BUF)
150. D Nicholas Meloche (COL)

(Thanks to @SniperHF )
 
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A lot of picks on here I don't agree with, but to each his own. The names that really jumped out are Michael Dal Colle. 7 goals in 60 games last year in his 2nd AHL season. Why? Also, Danny O'Regan who is a 24 year old forward.
 

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So before reading this, there's a few things I'd like to say just to clear confusion and FAQ's.

-There are no goalies in this ranking, I'm not a goalie scout, and I'm not very good at evaluating them!
-The MAX number of games played in the NHL to be included is 25. I could have missed out on a few guys but I tried.
-This is purely my opinion using my own scouting, sorry if your team's player isn't high enough.
This includes 2018 drafted prospects.
Thanks for reading; comments, questions and opinions are always welcome, I will try to respond to as many as I can.


1. D Rasmus Dahlin (BUF)
2. C Elias Pettersson (VAN)
3. RW Andrei Svechnikov (CAR)
4. C Casey Mittlestadt (BUF)
5. D Miro Heiskanen (DAL)
6. C Martin Necas (CAR)
7. RW Kirill Kaprizov (MIN)
8. D Quinn Hughes (VAN)
9. RW Filip Zadina (DET)
10. C Cody Glass (VGK)
11. D Cale Makar (COL)
12. C/LW Filip Chytil (NYR)
13. C Jesperi Kotkaniemi (MTL)
14. C Gabriel Vilardi (LAK)
15. C Henrik Borgstrom (FLA)
16. C Dylan Strome (ARZ)
17. C Robert Thomas (STL)
18. D Evan Bouchard (EDM)
19. D Adam Boqvist (CHI)
20. D Noah Dobson (NYI)
21. C Lias Andersson (NYR)
22. C Ryan Donato (BOS)
23. LW Kristian Vesalainen (WPG)
24. RW Jordan Kyrou (STL)
25. LW Brady Tkachuk (OTT)
26. C Morgan Frost (PHI)
27. D Erik Brannstrom (VGK)
28. C/RW Nick Suzuki (VGK)
29. D Timothy Liljegren (TOR)
30. RW Vitali Kravtsov (NYR)
31. LW Oliver Wahlstrom (NYI)
32. C Sam Steel (ANA)
33. D Connor Timmins (COL)
34. C Aleksi Heponiemi (FLA)
35. RW Klim Kostin (STL)
36. D Callan Foote (TBL)
37. C Michael Rasmussen (DET)
38. D Henri Jokiharju (CHI)
39. RW Nick Merkley (ARZ)
40. D Sami Niku (WPG)
41. C Adam Gaudette (VAN)
42. RW Martin Kaut (COL)
43. C/RW Drake Batherson (OTT)
44. RW Kailer Yamamoto (EDM)
45. RW/LW Owen Tippett (FLA)
46. LW Dillon Dube (CGY)
47. LW Joel Farabee (PHI)
48. D Juuso Valimaki (CGY)
49. C Ryan Poehling (MTL)
50. LW/RW Dominik Bokk (STL)
51. LW/C Alexander Nylander (BUF)
52. LW Oskar Lindblom (PHI)
53. D Ty Smith (NJD)
54. C Barrett Hayton (ARZ)
55. LW Jonathan Dahlen (VAN)
56. LW Boris Katchouk (TBL)
57. RW Kole Lind (VAN)
58. D Olli Juolevi (VAN)
59. D Kale Clague (LAK)
60. D Phillipe Myers (PHI)
61. D Adam Fox (CAR)
62. C Anthony Cirelli (TB)
63. D Pierre-Olivier Joseph (ARZ)
64. LW Andreas Johnsson (TOR)
65. C Logan Brown (OTT)
66. D Brendan Guhle (BUF)
67. RW Taylor Raddysh (TBL)
68. D Rasmus Andersson (CGY)
69. D K’Andre Miller (NYR)
70. LW/C Dylan Sikura (CHI)
71. C Brett Howden (NYR)
72. D Dante Fabbro (NSH)
73. LW Kieffer Bellows (NYI)
74. D Ian Mitchell (CHI)
75. RW/C Troy Terry (ANA)
76. D Nicholas Hague (VGK)
77. C Shane Bowers (COL)
78. RW/LW Valentin Zykov (CAR)
79. RW Vitali Abramov (CBJ)
80. RW Jonatan Berggren (DET)
81. C Rasmus Kupari (LAK)
82. D Urho Vaakanainen (BOS)
83. LW Tyler Steenbergen (ARZ)
84. D Jacob Larsson (ANA)
85. RW Wade Allison (PHI)
86. C Michael McLeod (NJD)
87. D Jake Bean (CAR)
88. C Ty Dellandrea (DAL)
89. LW/RW Grigori Denisenko (FLA)
90. C Luke Kunin (MIN)
91. D Josh Mahura (ANA)
92. D Noah Juulsen (MTL)
93. LW Evgeni Svechnikov (DET)
94. RW Alexander Volkov (TBL)
95. RW Mathieu Joseph (TBL)
96. C Mitchell Stephens (TBL)
97. LW Warren Foegele (CAR)
98. C Colin White (OTT)
99. D Ryan Merkley (SJS)
100. C Liam Foudy (CBJ)
101. C Joe Veleno (DET)
102. D Dante Fabbro (NSH)
103. C Alexander Texier (CBJ)
104. D Oliver Kylington (CGY)
105. D Jakub Zboril (BOS)
106. D Alexander Alexeyev (WSH)
107. D Rasmus Sandin (TOR)
108. D Lucas Johansen (WSH)
109. LW Jordan Greenway (MIN)
110. D Ethan Bear (EDM)
111. C Isac Lundestrom (ANA)
112. D Libor Hajek (NYR)
113. D Bode Wilde (NYI)
114. C Joshua Norris (SJS)
115. C Jesper Boqvist (NJD)
116. C Rasmus Asplund (BUF)
117. C Janne Kuokkanen (CAR)
118. RW Jesse Ylonen (MTL)
119. C Jack Studnicka (BOS)
120. C Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson (BOS)
121. C Mason Appleton (WPG)
122. D Vladislav Gavrikov (CBJ)
123. RW/C Akil Thomas (LAK)
124. LW Adam Mascherin (DAL)
125. D Dennis Cholowski (DET)
126. LW Trent Frederic (BOS)
127. D Calen Addison (PIT)
128. RW Serron Noel (FLA)
129. D Jonathan Tychonick (OTT)
130. RW Victor Olofsson (BUF)
131. D Caleb Jones (EDM)
132. C Jake Wise (CHI)
133. D Josh Brook (MTL)
134. D Gabriel Carlsson (CBJ)
135. D Sebastian Aho (CAR)
136. C Alexis Saarela (CAR)
137. LW Michael Dal Colle (NYI)
138. LW Maxime Comtois (ANA)
139. LW Jason Robertson (DAL)
140. C Jaret-Anderson Dolan (LAK)
141. LW Carl Grundstrom (TOR)
142. LW Lucas Elvenes (ANA)
143. D Jake Walman (STL)
144. LW Tyler Benson (EDM)
145. D Villi Saarijarvi (DET)
146. LW Julien Gauthier (CAR)
147. C Alexander Khovanov (MTL)
148. D Nils Lundqvist (NYR)
149. C Danny O’Regan (SJS)
150. D Nicholas Meloche (COL)

(Thanks to @SniperHF )
Few things I dont like but overall a solid list if you go by groupings.
 
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Hats off for undertaking this, and I really like it in general.

That said, there’s a couple confusing rankings. Dal Colle and O’Regan have been mentioned, but why is Comtois, who has been looking like the 2017 top-10 pick he was supposed to be this past year, so low?
 

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Thanks for all the hard work. Good list.

You have Julien Gauthier twice--143 and 146. You have D Sebastian Aho as Carolina prospect.
 
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solid list, making these are just an absolute pain in the ass and near impossible for me based on the difference in positions. but all the names are there, people can argue on where they should fall..

I am not going to say much as I couldn't make one any better than this list, and this isn't directed just at your list only...but, there again will be some serious egg on peoples faces over Brady Tkachuk. You have him in the 20's, it simply just will not be the case. for whatever the reason we went through this stuff with Matthew and now again with Brady...it isn't just you and it honestly makes zero sense to me when nearly every major scout has acknowledged this kid as a potential star player with the highest % of becoming a NHLer next to only Dahlin...

appreciate the effort and like where you have a lot of the Hawks top kids as well.
 

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A lot of obvious bias towards Vancouver players showing in this list...


Pettersson at 2 and over Svechnikov is pure bias, plain and simple. Hughes being at #8 and ahead of Zadina, Kotkaniemi, and being so far ahead of Bouchard/Boqvist/Dobson is also some pretty strong bias.


Then you look further down the list and see Gaudette at 42, Dahlen at 55, Lind at 57...


The big ones are Pettersson and Hughes, but there's a definite bias showing in this ranking. Usually pretty good lists but cant say I'm a big fan of this one.
 
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Tryamkin

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A lot of obvious bias towards Vancouver players showing in this list...


Pettersson at 2 and over Svechnikov is pure bias, plain and simple. Hughes being at #8 and ahead of Zadina, Kotkaniemi, and being so far ahead of Bouchard/Boqvist/Dobson is also some pretty strong bias.


Then you look further down the list and see Gaudette at 42, Dahlen at 55, Lind at 57...


The big ones are Pettersson and Hughes, but there's a definite bias showing in this ranking. Usually pretty good lists but cant say I'm a big fan of this one.
I mean, I’m a Vancouver fan, as much as I try to be as unbiased as possible, I just naturally watch more of our prospects. Opted for Pettersson over Svechnikov just based on dominance of a men’s league over junior league.
 

Tryamkin

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solid list, making these are just an absolute pain in the ass and near impossible for me based on the difference in positions. but all the names are there, people can argue on where they should fall..

I am not going to say much as I couldn't make one any better than this list, and this isn't directed just at your list only...but, there again will be some serious egg on peoples faces over Brady Tkachuk. You have him in the 20's, it simply just will not be the case. for whatever the reason we went through this stuff with Matthew and now again with Brady...it isn't just you and it honestly makes zero sense to me when nearly every major scout has acknowledged this kid as a potential star player with the highest % of becoming a NHLer next to only Dahlin...

appreciate the effort and like where you have a lot of the Hawks top kids as well.
Thanks. I'm sure you know my stance on Brady after over a year of me being a main voice against him, just not a fan.
 
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Props for giving Dube some love. He doesn’t get much love on these kind of things.

He looks amazing in rookie camp (probably should have made the Flames on merit last year)
 
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A lot of obvious bias towards Vancouver players showing in this list...


Pettersson at 2 and over Svechnikov is pure bias, plain and simple. Hughes being at #8 and ahead of Zadina, Kotkaniemi, and being so far ahead of Bouchard/Boqvist/Dobson is also some pretty strong bias.


Then you look further down the list and see Gaudette at 42, Dahlen at 55, Lind at 57...


The big ones are Pettersson and Hughes, but there's a definite bias showing in this ranking. Usually pretty good lists but cant say I'm a big fan of this one.
This is not a biased list at all and Tryamkin has never been a homer in these lists. Seems like you don't like something about the list so you're looking for a reason to criticize it, otherwise I don't know what the problem is. These rankings are very fair and none of those Canucks players are that far from the consensus, they have one of the best prospect pools in the NHL for a reason.

Anyway pretty solid list Try. One of the most dedicated users on here for updated prospect lists. Keep up the good work.
 

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A lot of obvious bias towards Vancouver players showing in this list...


Pettersson at 2 and over Svechnikov is pure bias, plain and simple. Hughes being at #8 and ahead of Zadina, Kotkaniemi, and being so far ahead of Bouchard/Boqvist/Dobson is also some pretty strong bias.


Then you look further down the list and see Gaudette at 42, Dahlen at 55, Lind at 57...


The big ones are Pettersson and Hughes, but there's a definite bias showing in this ranking. Usually pretty good lists but cant say I'm a big fan of this one.
Pettersson and Hughes are legit elite talents. If you take a look at https://hfboards.mandatory.com/threads/top-50-drafted-prospects-2018-41-45.2538059/ , you'll see HFBoards put Hughes almost the exact same distance between the next 3 D. I'm not seeing the bias but I don't know Gaudette, Dahlen, and Lind very well so maybe they are too high.. not sure. As for Hughes and Pettersson too high, no – they are right where they belong.
 

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