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I think that is what I heard. He was pointless his first 5 games.

If he stays in Q for another year or two he can turn pro here instead of the KHL.

Sportsnet just said he scored 46 points in his last 40 games in the USHL.

6’2 183 RHD. 19 pts in 60 games in the Q. 4 pts in 12 playoff games. Plays for Patrick Roy in Quebec City.

Dman Mats Lindgren

Otto Salin

Another Elias Pettersson too.

Added numbers, hope it helps

Especially with goalies, who take longer to develop as it is.

He and Brennan were the only 2 goalies I really liked.

Yeah, at this point I am not well versed on who is left. 40 goals in MHL is pretty good.

2-7 today

The only RHD I have left at this range are Ty Nelson and Otto Salin.

Is Cam Talbot available? I haven’t heard his name much, Fleury deal was team friendly but the Wild are tight against the cap.

$762 is the new $750? I am glad they kept him. Good AHL player and a potential call up.

Goalies take longer to develop so a team needs to have the long view on them. There do not seem to be any elite G this year but a few good ones may emerge in 5 years. In the CHL, draft year goalies may be behind a 19-20 year old and hardly getting any starts. This is especially true on a team making a run. This coming season may be where they get to show what they have. This is why the Sabres should look at overage goalies as an option. There are plenty who have been overlooked in the last draft or two. I know he is small and they already have Levi but Brett Brochu of the London Knights has had a great junior career but been passed over because he is 5’11”. He may be worth a look with a late pick. https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/485872/brett-brochu

Wow, 3 C, I like it. These are all highly skilled forwards. Three different skill sets, Kulich is a shooter from what I’ve seen.

Another C, gaining depth down the middle. I had him at 20. This guy will get time to develop at home, he needs to get stronger.

Not able to watch live so I recorded. I love this pick, lots of skill. Plays C as well.

Sorry for your loss.

Your autocorrect put Outland where you probably meant Ostlund?

Here we go… 1 S.Wright 2 J.Slafkovsky 3 L.Cooley 4 S.Nemec 5 C.Gauthier 6 D.Jiricek 7 J.Lekkerimaki 8 P.Mintyukov 9 M.Savoie 10 K.Korchinski 11 J.Kemell 12 D.Yurov 13 B.Lambert 14 C.Geekie 15 L.Ohgren 16 M.Kasper 17 F.Nazar 18 J.Kulich 19 J.Snuggerud 20 N.Östlund 21 I.Miroshnichenko 22 R.McGroarty 23 O.Pickering 24 F.Mesar 25 D.Mateychuk 26 N.Gaucher 27 L.Bichsel 28 G.Trikozov 29 J.Firkus 30 I.Howard 31 L.Del Bel Belluz 32 L.Hutson

I see a lot of middle six forwards in the first round. Wright and Cooley are probably 2Cs and they are in most people’s top 3. The second round forwards are bottom six in my opinion. The Dmen may have a few 1st pairing guys, four years down the road. Goalies are wild cards and there could be none picked until the 3rd round. I see some solid NHLers but a lot of depth players.

Very long read with tons of information from this “scout”. He watches tons of footage, for example he says he watched every shift that Julian Lutz played this year. It took me an hour plus to read about his evaluation of 32 players and a few other mentions. Some very different evaluations. Bichsel at 13, a beast among men. Lutz at 16 Perevalov at 17 Gauthier at 22 Neuchev at 24 Duda at 26, best defensive D in the draft. Kemell at 28, one trick pony who is a give away machine. He likes a lot of the Russians, 5 in the first round. Mateychuk is not in the top 32.

Chiarot was an important part of their playoff run, he played big minutes in a shutdown role.