I don't think Shero starts poker with 1st pick he'll take Hughes no matter what.
What comes to Kakko he needs carry Finland's offence in his back in IIHF men's worlds Finland's team in that tournament will be weak. Almost all our ( Finland ) NHL players starting from Barkov have declined to come IIHF men's worlds this year and we have this same issue with our KHL players as well.
Finland needs almost a miracle to make quarterfinals in this years IIHF men's worlds and only because our best players aren't coming to Slovakia. Our IIHF men's worlds team will be a mix of SM liiga players, AHL players, SHL and NLA players if we get even three NHL players ( Teravainen, Hintz and Heiskanen if Carolina and Dallas gets eliminated in NHL playoffs ) it's good.
And how this is up to Kakko that's why because if he can't carry Finland in IIHF men's worlds and he struggles with scoring issues it can hurt his draft stock and if that happens teams like Devils and Rangers might start hesitate to draft Kakko.
Sorry off topic.
I did some quick googling and didn't find any good compilation, maybe its something for
@Amazing Kreiderman to put together.
But D-1 players don't really score at the men's WCH's, its unique just to participate. Laine was the goto shooter on the Finns top PP unit and got 12 pts in 10 games, but I don't think that is compare able given his role.
I did some checking around. Its rare that D-1 players play there, but from the top of my mind and some checking up, here is what I found:
-Bäckström had 0+0 in 4 games.
-AO 1+1 in 6 games
-Jagr 3+2 in 10 games
-Dan Sedin 0+1 in 9 games
-Hank Sedin 0+0 in 9 games
-Saku Koivu 0+1 in 6 games
-Olli Jokinen 4+2 in 8 games
-Austin Matthews 6+3 in 10 games
-Q Hughes 0+2 in 10 games
I am sure I missed a few names, but not that many. Its really really rare that D-1 players make the mens WCHs. I don't think I overlooked that many guys. Think of the biggest European draft stars, so many didn't play. Sundin, Malkin, Kovalchuk, Mikko K, Gaborik and co.