Prospect Info: Tyler Boucher (F) - PART III

BondraTime

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Definitely too low on his becoming an NHLer projection. Had an extremely rough year obviously, but his game will translate to the bottom 6 pretty easily.

Obviously the model uses 200+ games with a positive WAR as a barometer for a guy being an NHLer, I don't follow or use that personally, I think Boucher's game will translate to the bottom 6 pretty easily, though likely not be very productive
 
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cudi

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Definitely too low on his becoming an NHLer projection. Had an extremely rough year obviously, but his game will translate to the bottom 6 pretty easily.

Obviously the model in that uses 200+ games with a positive WAR as a barometer for a guy being an NHLer, I don't follow or use that personally, I think Boucher's game will translate to the bottom 6 pretty easily, though likely not be very productive

this. I def dont agree with the 4% chance at making the NHL. Im quite confident he'll be an NHLer. More than a 4th liner tho? Verdict is still out.
 

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Who did you google? Todd Cordell who commented and posted a viz, JFresh who made the viz, or Topdown hockey who made the model referenced in the viz?

If it was the first one, your google search wasn't particularly well used time,
Figured that out afterwards
 

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It’s a good scapegoat.

McGuire would push for someone like Boucher.
He wouldn’t have had a single input into the draft being hired 10 days before, and Boucher ticks every single box that our scouting team prioritizes over the past 10ish years

Late riser
NHL bloodlines
USNTDP
Size
Compete
Physicality

It’s a Sens pick through and through, long before McGuire was here
 
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He wouldn’t have had a single input into the draft being hired 10 days before, and Boucher ticks every single box that our scouting team prioritizes over the past 10ish years

Late riser
NHL bloodlines
USNTDP
Size
Compete
Physicality

It’s a Sens pick through and through, long before McGuire was here

given how defensive Mann seems any time the pick is brought up, seems like his guy.
 

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I feel like it should be noted that the model posted on the previous page gave Boucher, at the time of the draft, a 4.10% chance of being a star and a 19.84% chance of being an NHL player.

For reference, if we look at drafts from 2007-2021 (farthest I can go back), we can see average values for each draft position based on the model:

Pick PositionYear RangeStar ProbNHL Prob
#12007-202174.62%96.54%
#52007-202127.61%73.54%
#102007-202122.69%56.43%
#152007-20217.18%42.11%
#202007-20217.93%37.02%
#252007-20215.62%33.67%
#302007-20216.13%23.79%
 
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I feel like it should be noted that the model posted on the previous page gave Boucher, at the time of the draft, a 4.10% chance of being a star and a 19.84% chance of being an NHL player.

For reference, if we look at drafts from 2007-2021 (farthest I can go back), we can see average values for each draft position based on the model:

Pick PositionYear RangeStar ProbNHL Prob
#12007-202174.62%96.54%
#52007-202127.61%73.54%
#102007-202122.69%56.43%
#152007-20217.18%42.11%
#202007-20217.93%37.02%
#252007-20215.62%33.67%
#302007-20216.13%23.79%
Thanks for this. Do they provide the actuals as well? So in 2007 they had X as projection and Y as how it turned out?
 

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I feel like it should be noted that the model posted on the previous page gave Boucher, at the time of the draft, a 4.10% chance of being a star and a 19.84% chance of being an NHL player.

For reference, if we look at drafts from 2007-2021 (farthest I can go back), we can see average values for each draft position based on the model:

Pick PositionYear RangeStar ProbNHL Prob
#12007-202174.62%96.54%
#52007-202127.61%73.54%
#102007-202122.69%56.43%
#152007-20217.18%42.11%
#202007-20217.93%37.02%
#252007-20215.62%33.67%
#302007-20216.13%23.79%
I'm curious how the model has performed so far, though Idk if it's been around long enough to have much data. It's one thing to make a model that can predict the past based on inputting some variables, but for example, how well in 2018 did the model predict 2018 draftee outcomes that we only now can really verify?
 
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They’re currently in the cup final. I responded to a post saying you can’t build anything while botching 10th overall picks. You can.
To add to your point, Tbay drafted Koekkoek 10th OA, he's what, a 3rd pair d? and they won two cups, and are trying for a third, so you can definitely miss on a top 10 pick and still build a beast of a team.

Having said that, nobody was drafting Jost thinking he'd top out at a 3rd line player or Koekkoek thinking he was a bottom pair guy, just like we presumably didn't think Boucher was a 3rd liner.
 

ijif

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I'm curious how the model has performed so far, though Idk if it's been around long enough to have much data. It's one thing to make a model that can predict the past based on inputting some variables, but for example, how well in 2018 did the model predict 2018 draftee outcomes that we only now can really verify?
Well, this is a hard question to answer for many reasons. First, there is no universal player ranking system. Second, I don't have the computer skills to see margin of error per pick. Lastly, the model goes back to 2007, but even with split data, the model is still able to use information from, say, the 2017 draft to inform projections in the 2007 draft. On the other hand, NHL teams can use stats and eye-test, they can control development, and they can make trades at the draft table. The above makes a straight comparison not exactly fair for either side. With that being said, the model was made before the 2021 draft, so that is new data for the model.

Anyway, the chart below contains the picks the model would have made with Ottawa's picks. I am assuming the model selects the player with the highest star probability. Each user is free to decide how to evaluate the picks. I kept goalies the same.

YearPickOTT Pick TDH Pick
202110T. BoucherC. Sillinger
202139Z. OstapchukS. Pastujov
202149B. RogerM. Knies
202174O. JohnassonA. Suvorov
2021123C. LatimerC. Kurth
2021202C. Romeo S. Jasecko
20203T. StutzleM. Rossi
20205J. SandersonA. Lundell
202028R. GriegJ. Mysak
202033R. JarventieS. Halliday
202044T. KlevenM. Beryozkin
202061E. SokolovT. Tullio
202071L. MerilanienL. Merilainen
2020155E. EngstrandK. Kilkorka
2020158P. DaoustW. Schingoethe
2020181C. ReinhardtL. Morrison
201919L. ThomsonA. Kaliyev
201932S. PintoM. Kokkenen
201937M. SogaardM. Sogaard
201994V. LodinE. Keppen
2019125M. KastelicM. Gildon
2019187M. GuenetteR. Siedem
20184B. TkachukE. Bouchard
201826J. Bernard-DockerZ. Reszegh
201848J. TychonickC. Addison
201895J. GrudenA. McShane
2018126A. CrookshankE. Sokolov
2018157K. MandoleseK. Mandolese
2018188J. NovakD. Deryabin
2018194L. LoheitN. Dunkley
201728S. BowersJ. Robertson
201747A. FormentonM. Shaw
2017121D. BathersonJ. Turkulainen
2017183J. HollettN. Popugayev
201611L. BrownA. Debrincat
201642J. DahlenJ. Dahlen
2016103T. BurgessI. Shvyryov
2016133M. LajoieD. Sokolov
2016163M. NurmiD. Quenneville
201518T. ChabotJ. Bracco
201521C. WhiteK. Kaprizov
201536G. GagneR. Hintz
201548F. ChlapikM. Vande Sompel
2015107C. WolaninK. Pilipenko
2015109F. AhlD. Salituro
2015139C. JarosN. Korostelev
2015199J. DaccordJ. Daccord
201440A. EnglundB. Point
201470M. GendronC. De Leo
2014100S. EisermanT. Baillie
2014189K. SummersS. Watson
2014190F. PerronV. Tkachyov
201317C. LazarA. Lehkonen
201378M. HogbergM. Hogberg
2013102T. LindbergJ. Ikonen
2013108B. HarpurL. Johnson
2013138V. DunnT. Moore
2013161C. LeblancB. Harms
2013168Q. ShoreG. Guertler
201215C. CeciT. Hertl
201276C. DriedgerC. Dreidger
201282J. MaidensN. Prokhorkin
2012106T. BoyleC. Bertschy
2012136R. BaillargeonA. Kadeykin
2012166F. BrassardN. Klyuchnikov
2012196M. WikstrandA. Cangelosi
20116M. ZibanejadR. Murphy
201121S. NoesenN. Kucherov
201124M. PuempelM. Puempel
201161S. PrinceZ. Arzamastev
201196J. PageauJ. Gaudreau
2011126F. ClaessonS. Ambroz
2011156D. KramerS. Abramov
2011171M. McCormickS. Salminen
2011186J. FransooE. Ageyev
2011204R. DzingelS. Shmelyov
201076J. CulekA. Panarin
2010106M. SorensonM. Kitsyn
2010178M. StoneN. Gusev
2010196B. AneloskiS. Barbashev
20099J. CowenR. Ellis
200939J. SilfverbergA. Avtsin
200946R. LehnerR. Lehner
2009100C. WidemanD. Sobchenko
2009130M. HoffmanA. Raisov
2009146J. CostelloA. Kuchin
2009160C. Cowick S. Bocharov
2009190B. PeltzO. Yashin
2009191M. Sdao A. Sergeyev
200815E. KarlssonD. Klopov
200842P. WiercoichK. Petrov
200879Z. SmithM. Trunyov
2008109A. PeterssonN. Moon
2008119D. GrantA. Lazarev
2008139M. BorowieckiM. Thruber
2008199E. SandinC. Conacher
200729J. O'BrienB. MacLean
200760R. BashrikovS. Korostin
200790L. CaporussoM. Milyokhin
2007120B. BloodA. Vasilyev
 

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They’re currently in the cup final. I responded to a post saying you can’t build anything while botching 10th overall picks. You can.
True but they actually have built something - the senators are still trying and can’t afford to take major risks right now and reach way off the board.

If there was nobody they wanted, they should have traded down. I would have tried to get a goalie if I were them though.
 

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I feel like it should be noted that the model posted on the previous page gave Boucher, at the time of the draft, a 4.10% chance of being a star and a 19.84% chance of being an NHL player.

For reference, if we look at drafts from 2007-2021 (farthest I can go back), we can see average values for each draft position based on the model:

Pick PositionYear RangeStar ProbNHL Prob
#12007-202174.62%96.54%
#52007-202127.61%73.54%
#102007-202122.69%56.43%
#152007-20217.18%42.11%
#202007-20217.93%37.02%
#252007-20215.62%33.67%
#302007-20216.13%23.79%
22.69% chance at drafting a star at 10 yet in the last 15 years the only star drafted was Rantanen. What am I missing?
 

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Well, this is a hard question to answer for many reasons. First, there is no universal player ranking system. Second, I don't have the computer skills to see margin of error per pick. Lastly, the model goes back to 2007, but even with split data, the model is still able to use information from, say, the 2017 draft to inform projections in the 2007 draft. On the other hand, NHL teams can use stats and eye-test, they can control development, and they can make trades at the draft table. The above makes a straight comparison not exactly fair for either side. With that being said, the model was made before the 2021 draft, so that is new data for the model.

Anyway, the chart below contains the picks the model would have made with Ottawa's picks. I am assuming the model selects the player with the highest star probability. Each user is free to decide how to evaluate the picks. I kept goalies the same.

YearPickOTT PickTDH Pick
202110T. BoucherC. Sillinger
202139Z. OstapchukS. Pastujov
202149B. RogerM. Knies
202174O. JohnassonA. Suvorov
2021123C. LatimerC. Kurth
2021202C. RomeoS. Jasecko
20203T. StutzleM. Rossi
20205J. SandersonA. Lundell
202028R. GriegJ. Mysak
202033R. JarventieS. Halliday
202044T. KlevenM. Beryozkin
202061E. SokolovT. Tullio
202071L. MerilanienL. Merilainen
2020155E. EngstrandK. Kilkorka
2020158P. DaoustW. Schingoethe
2020181C. ReinhardtL. Morrison
201919L. ThomsonA. Kaliyev
201932S. PintoM. Kokkenen
201937M. SogaardM. Sogaard
201994V. LodinE. Keppen
2019125M. KastelicM. Gildon
2019187M. GuenetteR. Siedem
20184B. TkachukE. Bouchard
201826J. Bernard-DockerZ. Reszegh
201848J. TychonickC. Addison
201895J. GrudenA. McShane
2018126A. CrookshankE. Sokolov
2018157K. MandoleseK. Mandolese
2018188J. NovakD. Deryabin
2018194L. LoheitN. Dunkley
201728S. BowersJ. Robertson
201747A. FormentonM. Shaw
2017121D. BathersonJ. Turkulainen
2017183J. HollettN. Popugayev
201611L. BrownA. Debrincat
201642J. DahlenJ. Dahlen
2016103T. BurgessI. Shvyryov
2016133M. LajoieD. Sokolov
2016163M. NurmiD. Quenneville
201518T. ChabotJ. Bracco
201521C. WhiteK. Kaprizov
201536G. GagneR. Hintz
201548F. ChlapikM. Vande Sompel
2015107C. WolaninK. Pilipenko
2015109F. AhlD. Salituro
2015139C. JarosN. Korostelev
2015199J. DaccordJ. Daccord
201440A. EnglundB. Point
201470M. GendronC. De Leo
2014100S. EisermanT. Baillie
2014189K. SummersS. Watson
2014190F. PerronV. Tkachyov
201317C. LazarA. Lehkonen
201378M. HogbergM. Hogberg
2013102T. LindbergJ. Ikonen
2013108B. HarpurL. Johnson
2013138V. DunnT. Moore
2013161C. LeblancB. Harms
2013168Q. ShoreG. Guertler
201215C. CeciT. Hertl
201276C. DriedgerC. Dreidger
201282J. MaidensN. Prokhorkin
2012106T. BoyleC. Bertschy
2012136R. BaillargeonA. Kadeykin
2012166F. BrassardN. Klyuchnikov
2012196M. WikstrandA. Cangelosi
20116M. ZibanejadR. Murphy
201121S. NoesenN. Kucherov
201124M. PuempelM. Puempel
201161S. PrinceZ. Arzamastev
201196J. PageauJ. Gaudreau
2011126F. ClaessonS. Ambroz
2011156D. KramerS. Abramov
2011171M. McCormickS. Salminen
2011186J. FransooE. Ageyev
2011204R. DzingelS. Shmelyov
201076J. CulekA. Panarin
2010106M. SorensonM. Kitsyn
2010178M. StoneN. Gusev
2010196B. AneloskiS. Barbashev
20099J. CowenR. Ellis
200939J. SilfverbergA. Avtsin
200946R. LehnerR. Lehner
2009100C. WidemanD. Sobchenko
2009130M. HoffmanA. Raisov
2009146J. CostelloA. Kuchin
2009160C. CowickS. Bocharov
2009190B. PeltzO. Yashin
2009191M. SdaoA. Sergeyev
200815E. KarlssonD. Klopov
200842P. WiercoichK. Petrov
200879Z. SmithM. Trunyov
2008109A. PeterssonN. Moon
2008119D. GrantA. Lazarev
2008139M. BorowieckiM. Thruber
2008199E. SandinC. Conacher
200729J. O'BrienB. MacLean
200760R. BashrikovS. Korostin
200790L. CaporussoM. Milyokhin
2007120B. BloodA. Vasilyev
Moral of the story. Support your picks no matter what outside the first round. Chances are no chart, and no other scout had a better alternative.
 

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22.69% chance at drafting a star at 10 yet in the last 15 years the only star drafted was Rantanen. What am I missing?
Well, for one thing, 15 years is a pretty small sample.

I mentioned it before but 10 is a weird anomoly in that historically it's done more poorly than picks that follow it. You could throw a dart at McKenzie's 1st round list and get better results than historical 10 OA

I think the % are based on what the model would have chosen, not who actually got chosen.
 

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Pierre McGuire had his paws on this pick
Highly unlikely. This is a Dorion roster building pick. He wanted another very hard to play against animal like Brady in the top 6 and Boucher fit the profile the scouting team was directed to identify. Will he be that guy.. we'll see. He has a lot of development to do and he has time in the OHL and the AHL to get the reps and coaching. I don't see Dorion giving McGuire much and its highly unlikely he gave him a big say on the 10OA pick.
 

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Well, this is a hard question to answer for many reasons. First, there is no universal player ranking system. Second, I don't have the computer skills to see margin of error per pick. Lastly, the model goes back to 2007, but even with split data, the model is still able to use information from, say, the 2017 draft to inform projections in the 2007 draft. On the other hand, NHL teams can use stats and eye-test, they can control development, and they can make trades at the draft table. The above makes a straight comparison not exactly fair for either side. With that being said, the model was made before the 2021 draft, so that is new data for the model.

Anyway, the chart below contains the picks the model would have made with Ottawa's picks. I am assuming the model selects the player with the highest star probability. Each user is free to decide how to evaluate the picks. I kept goalies the same.

YearPickOTT PickTDH Pick
202110T. BoucherC. Sillinger
202139Z. OstapchukS. Pastujov
202149B. RogerM. Knies
202174O. JohnassonA. Suvorov
2021123C. LatimerC. Kurth
2021202C. RomeoS. Jasecko
20203T. StutzleM. Rossi
20205J. SandersonA. Lundell
202028R. GriegJ. Mysak
202033R. JarventieS. Halliday
202044T. KlevenM. Beryozkin
202061E. SokolovT. Tullio
202071L. MerilanienL. Merilainen
2020155E. EngstrandK. Kilkorka
2020158P. DaoustW. Schingoethe
2020181C. ReinhardtL. Morrison
201919L. ThomsonA. Kaliyev
201932S. PintoM. Kokkenen
201937M. SogaardM. Sogaard
201994V. LodinE. Keppen
2019125M. KastelicM. Gildon
2019187M. GuenetteR. Siedem
20184B. TkachukE. Bouchard
201826J. Bernard-DockerZ. Reszegh
201848J. TychonickC. Addison
201895J. GrudenA. McShane
2018126A. CrookshankE. Sokolov
2018157K. MandoleseK. Mandolese
2018188J. NovakD. Deryabin
2018194L. LoheitN. Dunkley
201728S. BowersJ. Robertson
201747A. FormentonM. Shaw
2017121D. BathersonJ. Turkulainen
2017183J. HollettN. Popugayev
201611L. BrownA. Debrincat
201642J. DahlenJ. Dahlen
2016103T. BurgessI. Shvyryov
2016133M. LajoieD. Sokolov
2016163M. NurmiD. Quenneville
201518T. ChabotJ. Bracco
201521C. WhiteK. Kaprizov
201536G. GagneR. Hintz
201548F. ChlapikM. Vande Sompel
2015107C. WolaninK. Pilipenko
2015109F. AhlD. Salituro
2015139C. JarosN. Korostelev
2015199J. DaccordJ. Daccord
201440A. EnglundB. Point
201470M. GendronC. De Leo
2014100S. EisermanT. Baillie
2014189K. SummersS. Watson
2014190F. PerronV. Tkachyov
201317C. LazarA. Lehkonen
201378M. HogbergM. Hogberg
2013102T. LindbergJ. Ikonen
2013108B. HarpurL. Johnson
2013138V. DunnT. Moore
2013161C. LeblancB. Harms
2013168Q. ShoreG. Guertler
201215C. CeciT. Hertl
201276C. DriedgerC. Dreidger
201282J. MaidensN. Prokhorkin
2012106T. BoyleC. Bertschy
2012136R. BaillargeonA. Kadeykin
2012166F. BrassardN. Klyuchnikov
2012196M. WikstrandA. Cangelosi
20116M. ZibanejadR. Murphy
201121S. NoesenN. Kucherov
201124M. PuempelM. Puempel
201161S. PrinceZ. Arzamastev
201196J. PageauJ. Gaudreau
2011126F. ClaessonS. Ambroz
2011156D. KramerS. Abramov
2011171M. McCormickS. Salminen
2011186J. FransooE. Ageyev
2011204R. DzingelS. Shmelyov
201076J. CulekA. Panarin
2010106M. SorensonM. Kitsyn
2010178M. StoneN. Gusev
2010196B. AneloskiS. Barbashev
20099J. CowenR. Ellis
200939J. SilfverbergA. Avtsin
200946R. LehnerR. Lehner
2009100C. WidemanD. Sobchenko
2009130M. HoffmanA. Raisov
2009146J. CostelloA. Kuchin
2009160C. CowickS. Bocharov
2009190B. PeltzO. Yashin
2009191M. SdaoA. Sergeyev
200815E. KarlssonD. Klopov
200842P. WiercoichK. Petrov
200879Z. SmithM. Trunyov
2008109A. PeterssonN. Moon
2008119D. GrantA. Lazarev
2008139M. BorowieckiM. Thruber
2008199E. SandinC. Conacher
200729J. O'BrienB. MacLean
200760R. BashrikovS. Korostin
200790L. CaporussoM. Milyokhin
2007120B. BloodA. Vasilyev

Looks to me like that model is dynamite at picking forwards. We would have Point, Kucherov, Kaspirov, Gaudreau, Hertl, Panarin, Hintz, Robertson, Debrincat, Lundell, etc..

Not so good at picking D though. I see only Bouchard (over Tkachuk, which is a hard no for me) and Ryan Ellis.

Seems like a very good way to find some scoring talent but does not provide a well-balanced appraoch to identifying all the roles needed for a winning team.
 

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Well, this is a hard question to answer for many reasons. First, there is no universal player ranking system. Second, I don't have the computer skills to see margin of error per pick. Lastly, the model goes back to 2007, but even with split data, the model is still able to use information from, say, the 2017 draft to inform projections in the 2007 draft. On the other hand, NHL teams can use stats and eye-test, they can control development, and they can make trades at the draft table. The above makes a straight comparison not exactly fair for either side. With that being said, the model was made before the 2021 draft, so that is new data for the model.

Anyway, the chart below contains the picks the model would have made with Ottawa's picks. I am assuming the model selects the player with the highest star probability. Each user is free to decide how to evaluate the picks. I kept goalies the same.

YearPickOTT PickTDH Pick
202110T. BoucherC. Sillinger
202139Z. OstapchukS. Pastujov
202149B. RogerM. Knies
202174O. JohnassonA. Suvorov
2021123C. LatimerC. Kurth
2021202C. RomeoS. Jasecko
20203T. StutzleM. Rossi
20205J. SandersonA. Lundell
202028R. GriegJ. Mysak
202033R. JarventieS. Halliday
202044T. KlevenM. Beryozkin
202061E. SokolovT. Tullio
202071L. MerilanienL. Merilainen
2020155E. EngstrandK. Kilkorka
2020158P. DaoustW. Schingoethe
2020181C. ReinhardtL. Morrison
201919L. ThomsonA. Kaliyev
201932S. PintoM. Kokkenen
201937M. SogaardM. Sogaard
201994V. LodinE. Keppen
2019125M. KastelicM. Gildon
2019187M. GuenetteR. Siedem
20184B. TkachukE. Bouchard
201826J. Bernard-DockerZ. Reszegh
201848J. TychonickC. Addison
201895J. GrudenA. McShane
2018126A. CrookshankE. Sokolov
2018157K. MandoleseK. Mandolese
2018188J. NovakD. Deryabin
2018194L. LoheitN. Dunkley
201728S. BowersJ. Robertson
201747A. FormentonM. Shaw
2017121D. BathersonJ. Turkulainen
2017183J. HollettN. Popugayev
201611L. BrownA. Debrincat
201642J. DahlenJ. Dahlen
2016103T. BurgessI. Shvyryov
2016133M. LajoieD. Sokolov
2016163M. NurmiD. Quenneville
201518T. ChabotJ. Bracco
201521C. WhiteK. Kaprizov
201536G. GagneR. Hintz
201548F. ChlapikM. Vande Sompel
2015107C. WolaninK. Pilipenko
2015109F. AhlD. Salituro
2015139C. JarosN. Korostelev
2015199J. DaccordJ. Daccord
201440A. EnglundB. Point
201470M. GendronC. De Leo
2014100S. EisermanT. Baillie
2014189K. SummersS. Watson
2014190F. PerronV. Tkachyov
201317C. LazarA. Lehkonen
201378M. HogbergM. Hogberg
2013102T. LindbergJ. Ikonen
2013108B. HarpurL. Johnson
2013138V. DunnT. Moore
2013161C. LeblancB. Harms
2013168Q. ShoreG. Guertler
201215C. CeciT. Hertl
201276C. DriedgerC. Dreidger
201282J. MaidensN. Prokhorkin
2012106T. BoyleC. Bertschy
2012136R. BaillargeonA. Kadeykin
2012166F. BrassardN. Klyuchnikov
2012196M. WikstrandA. Cangelosi
20116M. ZibanejadR. Murphy
201121S. NoesenN. Kucherov
201124M. PuempelM. Puempel
201161S. PrinceZ. Arzamastev
201196J. PageauJ. Gaudreau
2011126F. ClaessonS. Ambroz
2011156D. KramerS. Abramov
2011171M. McCormickS. Salminen
2011186J. FransooE. Ageyev
2011204R. DzingelS. Shmelyov
201076J. CulekA. Panarin
2010106M. SorensonM. Kitsyn
2010178M. StoneN. Gusev
2010196B. AneloskiS. Barbashev
20099J. CowenR. Ellis
200939J. SilfverbergA. Avtsin
200946R. LehnerR. Lehner
2009100C. WidemanD. Sobchenko
2009130M. HoffmanA. Raisov
2009146J. CostelloA. Kuchin
2009160C. CowickS. Bocharov
2009190B. PeltzO. Yashin
2009191M. SdaoA. Sergeyev
200815E. KarlssonD. Klopov
200842P. WiercoichK. Petrov
200879Z. SmithM. Trunyov
2008109A. PeterssonN. Moon
2008119D. GrantA. Lazarev
2008139M. BorowieckiM. Thruber
2008199E. SandinC. Conacher
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Oof some poor choices in the model there. Some posters mentioned some, Klovov or Karlsson.
 

OD99

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Looks to me like that model is dynamite at picking forwards. We would have Point, Kucherov, Kaspirov, Gaudreau, Hertl, Panarin, Hintz, Robertson, Debrincat, Lundell, etc..

Not so good at picking D though. I see only Bouchard (over Tkachuk, which is a hard no for me) and Ryan Ellis.

Seems like a very good way to find some scoring talent but does not provide a well-balanced appraoch to identifying all the roles needed for a winning team.
With talent like that you can fill in the blanks pretty easily either through UFA or trade.
 

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