Here is the installment for rank #20, Don't forget to add your vote for who should be added to the next poll.
1. Alex Galchenyuk, C (Sarnia Sting, OHL) - 100% of votes.
2. Nathan Beaulieu, D (St. Johns Sea Dogs, QMJHL) - 43.84% of votes.
3. Jarred Tinordi, D (London Knights, OHL) - 58.16% of votes.
4. Louis Leblanc, C/RW (Hamilton Bulldogs, AHL) - 53.51% of the votes.
5. Sebastien Collberg, RW (Frolunda, SEL) - 56.04% of the votes.
6. Brendan Gallagher, RW (Vancouver Giants, WHL) - 87.38% of the votes.
7. Morgan Ellis, D (Shawinigan Cataractes, QMJHL) - 47.98% of the votes.
8. Danny Kristo, RW (North Dakota, NCAA) - 67.96% of the votes
9. Dalton Thrower, D (Saskatoon Blades, WHL) - 50.00% of the votes.
10. Michael Bournival, C (Shawinigan Cataractes, QMJHL) - 42.41% of the votes.
11. Mac Bennett, D (Michigan Wolverines, NCAA) - 29.13% of the votes.
12. Tim Bozon, LW (Kamloops Blazers, WHL) - 31.94% of the votes.
13. Patrick Holland, C (Tri City Americans, WHL) - 28.19% of the votes.
14. Aaron Palushaj, RW (Hamilton Bulldogs, AHL) - 38.24% of the votes.
15. Darren Dietz, D (Saskatoon Blades, WHL) - 44.85% of the votes.
16. Black Geoffrion, LW/C (Hamilton Bulldogs, AHL) - 29.85% of the votes (wins tie-break by virtue of votes in poll #15).
17. Steve Quailer, RW/LW (Northeastern, NCAA) - 29.85% of the votes (loses tie-break by virtue of votes in poll#15).
18. Mark MacMillan, LW (North Dakota, NCAA) - 18.40% of the votes.
19. Brady Vail, C (Windsor Spitfires, OHL) - 30.77% of the votes.
I've added Joe Stejskal, D to the poll.
Players to be added:
Peter Delmas, G
Robert Mayer, G
Alain Berger, RW
Maxim Trunev, RW
Phillippe Lefebvre, LW
Michael Cichy, C
Voted Dumont again. Imho he'll be an NHLer which is unlikely at best for all of the remaining choices.
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Originally Posted by patsbury
let's say Trunev
What is he up to? Is he doing good in Russia at least? For all we know he could be some kind of Emelin and end up crossing the Atlantic in a few years and surprise everyone.
Ive got my next few ranked as Avtsin, Pribyl, Nattinen, Nash, Hudon.
Those are all wild cards, but they all deserve to be 15-20ish, imo. We just added so much depth. What I like about having that many projects is that every year, you get one or two guys that were ranked very low that comes out of nowhere (well, not totally) and rises to the top. With the depth we have, I like our chances of seeing that happening.
Of course, the opposite will very likely happen (highly ranked prospect who struggles and falters down the depth chart). But with the amount of highly skilled prospects that we have, I like our chances of getting a few NHLers out of that list.
Voted Dumont again. Imho he'll be an NHLer which is unlikely at best for all of the remaining choices.
What is he up to? Is he doing good in Russia at least? For all we know he could be some kind of Emelin and end up crossing the Atlantic in a few years and surprise everyone.
I could easily see Didier play in the NHL one day. He's already got NHL size and strength, plays a good physical game and looks solid in his own end/PK. He is a long term project but there's no doubt he should be a top 20 prospect for the Habs.
Trunev hasn't done much of anything in Russia, but he is signed for 2 years now so highly unlikely we see him anytime soon, would not have him anywhere near the top 20.
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Originally Posted by 68
No love for Nattinen?
Well see how he does this year, not a big fan of his but he looked a little better then I was expecting.
A slapshot is more than raw potential and wasting a year of development in prep school. From what I hear Sullivan barely is a hockey player at this point.
I don't think Nygren will ever play in North America though.
A slapshot is more than raw potential and wasting a year of development in prep school. From what I hear Sullivan barely is a hockey player at this point.
I don't think Nygren will ever play in North America though.
What is that supposed to mean??
I wouldn't rank Nygren at all as he is a brutal d-man. He may very well max out as a PP specialist in the SEL.
I wouldn't rank Nygren at all as he is a brutal d-man. He may very well max out as a PP specialist in the SEL.
Well I mean he was drafted because he's a great skater, which makes him a perfectly valid prospect to be fair, but I hear he has little hockey sense. Right now Nygren might not much but he already has a role in professional hockey, Sullivan is nothing but potential.
It was a nice pick for sure but I really don't like how he played last year in prep school and not the USHL or whatever.
For what it's worth, I could see Sullivan as a bigger version of Chris Campoli..which would be better than Nygren at this point.
let's say Trunev
