2017 Mock Entry Draft Revisited: Surprisingly Impressive Results

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This year’s NHL draft was supposed to be “wide open” and a “crapshoot” — starting at the third overall pick, or potentially even the first.

There were supposedly 20 or more prospects in the mix to go top 10 and upwards of 60 capable of cracking the top 31 and becoming first-round picks.

So, I wasn’t overly optimistic about my sixth annual mock entry draft producing much in the way of positive results.

Nico Hischier
(Amy Irvin/The Hockey Writers)
The New Jersey Devils made Nico Hischier the highest-drafted Swiss player in history on Friday.

It didn’t get off to a great start either, when the New Jersey Devils took Nico Hischier over Nolan Patrick at No. 1 — I was still a Nolan over Nico guy.

However, the rest of the first round and the start of the second round played out much like I had predicted, to my surprise.

By The Numbers

10 of 11 — Although the order of selection was wrong, I had 10 names right through the top 11 picks to start the first round. Timothy Liljegren fell out of the top 11 from my mock, replaced by Michael Rasmussen in real life.

28 of 31 — Go figure, the year I expect the worst, I wind up matching my best showing in the six-year history of these mocks (27 of 30 in 2014). For all the first-round possibilities, I correctly predicted 28 of 31 prospects this year. My fallers were Nic Hague (25), Kole Lind (30) and Conor Timmins (31). The three prospects taking their place were all second-rounders for me in Pierre-Olivier Joseph (32), Morgan Frost (56) and Shane Bowers (46). Joseph was the first pick of the second round in my mock, and it’s worth noting that I had Frost as a first-rounder (25) in my sneak peek mock from June 14 before backing off on that somewhat bold prediction. He went 27th.

(Amy Irvin/The Hockey Writers)
Morgan Frost was one of the prospects I couldn’t make up my mind over — slotting him 25th in my initial sneak peek mock, but then dropping him all the way down to 56th in my revised mock. I should have stuck with my gut since Frost wound up going 27th overall to the Philadelphia Flyers.

32 of 34 and 33 of 36 — Yes, it gets better. Timmins, Lind and Hague were selected with the first three picks of the second round and, combined with Joseph, improved my total to 32 of 34. I also had Isaac Ratcliffe at 36 and he went 35th, one of several other close calls. At that point, I was missing Frost (27), Bowers (28) and Jesper Boqvist (36). Instead, I had Jaret Anderson-Dolan (33), Mike DiPietro (34) and Jason Robertson (35) rounding out my top 35.

47 of 62 — The rest of the second round humbled me in a hurry. By comparison, last year I went 26 of 30 in the first round and 54 of 61 through two rounds. Overall, a better batting percentage in 2016, but I’m more proud of this 2017 performance. For those wanting to know the rest of my track record for the first round, I correctly predicted 22 in 2015, 26 in 2013 and 25 in 2012 (25, 26, 27, 22, 26, 28 from 2012 to 2017).

145 of 217 — Do the math and I missed 72 prospects this year, 39 of them were among my honourable mentions and the other 33 were not ranked for my mock. Again, that was slightly worse than last year when I missed 58 (153 of 211 in 2016). I correctly predicted 67 per cent of the prospects who were drafted this year, down from 73 per cent last year.

Correct Picks

3) Dallas Stars — Miro Heiskanen (LHD, HIFK, Finland)

4) Colorado Avalanche — Cale Makar (RHD, Brooks, AJHL)

Kailer Yamamoto
(Amy Irvin/The Hockey Writers)
Many mocks, including mine, correctly predicted Kailer Yamamoto to the Oilers at 22nd overall, but Edmonton had some intriguing options with Klim Kostin, Kristian Vesalainen and Eeli Tolvanen surprising still available.

22) Edmonton Oilers — Kailer Yamamoto (RW, Spokane, WHL)

29/26) Dallas Stars (from Anaheim) — Jake Oettinger (G, Boston University, NCAA)

26/29) Chicago Blackhawks — Henri Jokiharju (RHD, Portland, WHL)

NOTE: I wound up getting only five picks completely correct (all in the first round), or technically just three if the Dallas-Chicago pick swap voids the fact I had the right prospects going to both those teams. My sneak peek mock actually had six right, also predicting Elias Pettersson to Vancouver at fifth overall, but the Canucks’ fan base convinced me their team was targeting Cody Glass and I made that change for my revised mock.

Right Team, Wrong Pick (mock ranking to draft position)

Eetu Luostarinen (Carolina, 104 to 42)

Jake Leschyshyn (Vegas, 96 to 62)

Alexei Lipanov (Tampa Bay, 48 to 76)

Tobias Geisser (Washington, 151 to 120)

Skyler McKenzie (Winnipeg, 105 to 198)

NOTE: In addition to those five or six completely correct picks, I had another five or six prospects getting drafted by the right team but with the wrong pick. The sixth being Matthew Strome to Philadelphia (75 to 106) in my sneak peek mock.

Cal Foote, Kelowna Rockets, WHL
(Marissa Baecker/Shoot the Breeze)
I figured Cal Foote would go right in the middle of the first round, anywhere from 13 to 16 — be it to Vegas (13, 15), Tampa Bay (14) or Calgary (16).

Close Calls (mock ranking to draft position)

Cody Glass (5 to 6)

Cal Foote (15 to 14)

Josh Norris (21 to 19)

Conor Timmins (31 to 32)

Kole Lind (30 to 33)

Isaac Ratcliffe (36 to 35)

Jack Dugan (140 to 142)

Marian Studenic (142 to 143)

Denis Smirnov (155 to 156)

NOTE: Those nine prospects were all drafted within three spots of where I had them ranked. It gets a little nerdy from here on, but those who enjoy reflecting on mock results should appreciate the effort that went into compiling these remaining lists and the information that can be gleaned.

Biggest Movers

Risers (mock ranking to draft position = difference)

Top 10

Alexander Volkov (HM to 48 = 170)

Zach Lauzon (HM to 51 = 167)

Matt Villalta (HM to 72 = 146)

Johnny Kovacevic (NR to 74 = 144)

Andrei Altybarmakyan (201 to 70 = 131)

Oskari Laaksonen (NR to 89 = 129)

Gustav Lindstrom (163 to 38 = 125)

Jacob Bryson (NR to 99 = 119)

Liam Hawel (HM to 101 = 117)

Eetu Makiniemi (HM to 104 = 114)

Michael Rasmussen, WHL, Tri-City Americans, NHL
(Judy Simpson/Tri-City Americans)
I should have known better than to pass over Michael Rasmussen so many times. Sure, his draft year was cut short by injury, but he’s still a 6-foot-5 centre oozing with offensive talent. The Detroit Red Wings made Rasmussen a top-10 pick.

The Big List

Michael Rasmussen (18 to 9 = 9)

Juuso Valimaki (24 to 16 = 8)

Robert Thomas (28 to 20 = 8)

Filip Chytil (27 to 21 = 6)

Pierre-Olivier Joseph (32 to 23 = 9)

Morgan Frost (56 to 27 = 29)

Shane Bowers (46 to 28 = 18)

Jesper Boqvist (55 to 36 = 19)

Marcus Davidsson (64 to 37 = 27)

Gustav Lindstrom (163 to 38 = 125)

Eetu Luostarinen (104 to 42 = 62)

Dylan Samberg (85 to 43 = 42)

Filip Westerlund (88 to 44 = 44)

Alexandre Texier (87 to 45 = 42)

Alexander Volkov (HM to 48 = 170)

Mario Ferraro (109 to 49 = 60)

Zach Lauzon (HM to 51 = 167)

Jack Studnicka (103 to 53 = 50)

Scott Walford (112 to 68 = 44)

Andrei Altybarmakyan (201 to 70 = 131)

Kasper Kotkansalo (117 to 71 = 46)

Matt Villalta (HM to 72 = 146)

Johnny Kovacevic (NR to 74 = 144)

Ben Mirageas (125 to 77 = 48)

Kirill Ustimenko (157 to 80 = 77)

Daniil Tarasov (161 to 86 = 75)

Oskari Laaksonen (NR to 89 = 129)

Jack Badini (129 to 91 = 38)

Clayton Phillips (149 to 93 = 56)

Jack Rathbone (139 to 95 = 44)

Jacob Bryson (NR to 99 = 119)

Malte Setkov (160 to 100 = 60)

Liam Hawel (HM to 101 = 117)

Eetu Makiniemi (HM to 104 = 114)

Santeri Virtanen (197 to 105 = 92)

Maksim Sushko (156 to 107 = 49)

Jeremy Swayman (190 to 111 = 79)

Petr Kvaca (NR to 114 = 104)

Bryce Misley (HM to 116 = 102)

Roope Laavainen (NR to 119 = 99)

Drake Batherson (HM to 121 = 97)

Brandon Crawley (NR to 123 = 95)

Vladislav Kara (NR to 124 = 94)

Michael Karow (HM to 126 = 92)

Gilles Senn (NR to 129 = 89)

David Noel (HM to 130 = 88)

Cole Fraser (NR to 131 = 87)

Jacob Peterson (NR to 132 = 86)

Cole Hults (NR to 134 = 84)

Kristoffer Gunnarsson (NR to 135 = 83)

Leon Gawanke (HM to 136 = 82)

Drake Rymsha (198 to 138 = 60)

Sebastian Aho (NR to 139 = 79)

Zach Fischer (HM to 140 = 78)

Fedor Gordeev (HM to 141 = 77)

Parker Foo (208 to 144 = 64)

Calle Sjalin (HM to 145 = 73)

Jacob Golden (HM to 147 = 71)

Kale Howarth (HM to 148 = 70)

Jan Drozg (182 to 152 = 30)

Linus Olund (HM to 155 = 63)

Dominik Lakatos (HM to 157 = 61)

Nick Campoli (HM to 158 = 60)

Jacob McGrew (HM to 159 = 59)

Aarne Talvitie (HM to 160 = 58)

Jiri Patera (193 to 161 = 32)

Jack Adams (HM to 162 = 56)

Brett Davis (HM to 163 = 55)

Reilly Webb (NR to 164 = 54)

Arnaud Durandeau (HM to 165 = 53)

Arvid Holm (NR to 167 = 51)

Olle Lycksell (NR to 168 = 50)

Nicklaus Perbix (NR to 169 = 49)

Jonathan Davidsson (NR to 170 = 48)

Ryan McGregor (HM to 172 = 46)

Cedric Pare (NR to 173 = 45)

Morgan Barron (HM to 174 = 44)

Trenton Bourque (NR to 175 = 43)

Skyler Brind’Amour (217 to 177 = 40)

Andrei Svetlakov (HM to 178 = 40)

Petrus Palmu (HM to 181 = 37)

Benton Maass (NR to 182 = 36)

Jordan Hollett (HM to 183 = 35)

Sebastian Repo (NR to 184 = 34)

Antti Palojarvi (NR to 186 = 32)

Matt Brassard (HM to 188 = 30)

Ben Jones (HM to 189 = 29)

Erik Walli Walterholm (HM to 190 = 28)

Jocktan Chainey (HM to 191 = 27)

Brady Gilmour (HM to 193 = 25)

Victor Berglund (NR to 195 = 23)

Wyatt Kalynuk (NR to 196 = 22)

Ville Rasanen (NR to 197 = 21)

Samuel Walker (NR to 200 = 18)

Filip Sveningsson (NR to 202 = 16)

Ryan O’Connell (HM to 203 = 15)

Yegor Zaitsev (HM to 205 = 13)

Anton Andersson (NR to 206 = 12)

Patrik Virta (NR to 207 = 11)

Nick Swaney (HM to 209 = 9)

Croix Evingson (NR to 211 = 7)

Kristian Roykas-Marthinsen (HM to 213 = 5)

Matthew Hellickson (HM to 214 = 4)

Josh Ess (NR to 215 = 3)

Jacob Paquette (HM to 216 = 2)

Will Reilly (NR to 217 = 1)

Fallers (mock ranking to draft position = difference)

Top 10

Cayden Primeau (89 to 199 = 110)

Sasha Chmelevski (82 to 185 = 103)

Ivan Chekhovich (113 to 212 = 99)

Skyler McKenzie (105 to 198 = 93)

Pavel Koltygin (93 to 176 = 83)

Dylan Ferguson (115 to 194 = 79)

Ostap Safin (38 to 115 = 77)

Jarret Tyszka (77 to 149 = 72)

Phil Kemp (145 to 208 = 63)

Nikita Popugaev (39 to 98 = 59)

Klim Kostin
(Amy Irvin/The Hockey Writers)
Klim Kostin almost fell out of the first round, but the St. Louis Blues traded up to take the intriguing Russian forward with the final pick of Day 1.

The Big List

Timothy Liljegren (7 to 17 = 10)

Kristian Vesalainen (12 to 24 = 12)

Klim Kostin (13 to 31 = 18)

Eeli Tolvanen (16 to 30 = 14)

Ryan Poehling (19 to 25 = 6)

Nic Hague (25 to 34 = 9)

Ivan Lodnia (57 to 85 = 28)

Keith Petruzzelli (50 to 88 = 38)

Evan Barratt (61 to 90 = 29)

David Farrance (54 to 92 = 38)

Nick Henry (60 to 94 = 34)

Nikita Popugaev (39 to 98 = 59)

Scott Reedy (47 to 102 = 55)

Mikey Anderson (68 to 103 = 35)

Matthew Strome (51 to 106 = 55)

Adam Ruzicka (58 to 109 = 51)

Ian Scott (81 to 110 = 29)

Ostap Safin (38 to 115 = 77)

Markus Phillips (73 to 118 = 45)

Tyler Inamoto (102 to 133 = 31)

Kirill Maksimov (90 to 146 = 56)

Jarret Tyszka (77 to 149 = 72)

Pavel Koltygin (93 to 176 = 83)

Cole Guttman (146 to 180 = 34)

Sasha Chmelevski (82 to 185 = 103)

Linus Weissbach (152 to 192 = 40)

Dylan Ferguson (115 to 194 = 79)

Skyler McKenzie (105 to 198 = 93)

Cayden Primeau (89 to 199 = 110)

Logan Cockerill (143 to 201 = 58)

Daniel Bukac (175 to 204 = 29)

Phil Kemp (145 to 208 = 63)

Robbie Stucker (180 to 210 = 30)

Ivan Chekhovich (113 to 212 = 99)

Undrafted By Order (72 Total)

63) Dayton Rasmussen (G, Chicago, USHL)

69) Linus Nyman (RW, Kingston, OHL)

80) Jordy Bellerive (C/LW, Lethbridge, WHL)

84) Kirill Slepets (RW/LW, Loko Yaroslavl, Russia)

86) Joel Teasdale (LW, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL)

98) Artyom Minulin (RHD, Swift Current, WHL)

99) Nate Knoepke (LHD, U.S. U18, NTDP)

100) Emil Westerlund (LW/RW, Linkoping J20, Sweden)

101) Patrick Khodorenko (C, Michigan State, NCAA)

108) Jayden Halbgewachs (LW, Moose Jaw, WHL)

116) Michael Pastujov (RW, U.S. U18, NTDP)

118) Mark Rubinchik (LHD, Saskatoon, WHL)

119) Pavel Shen (C, Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia)

120) Yaroslav Alexeyev (LW, Sherbrooke, QMJHL)

121) Adam Ahman (G, HV71 J20, Sweden)

122) Rickard Hugg (C, Leksand J20, Sweden)

123) Tommy Miller (RHD, U.S. U18, NTDP)

124) Dylan Coghlan (RHD, Tri-City, WHL)

126) Zach Solow (C/RW, Dubuque, USHL)

127) Ty Lewis (LW, Brandon, WHL)

133) Alex D’Orio (G, Saint John, QMJHL)

134) Jack Ahcan (LHD, St. Cloud State, NCAA)

136) Jan Kern (LW/C, Sparta Praha J20, Czech Republic)

137) Vladimir Kuznetsov (LW/RW, Acadie-Bathurst, QMJHL)

138) Brennan Menell (RHD, Lethbridge, WHL)

141) Georgi Ivanov (C, Loko Yaroslavl, Russia)

144) Ivan Kosorenkov (RW, Victoriaville, QMJHL)

148) Antoine Crete-Belzile (LHD, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL)

150) Alexander Polunin (RW, Lokomotiv, Russia)

153) Jonathan Smart (LHD, Regina, WHL)

154) Kalle Miketinac (C, Frolunda HC J20, Sweden)

158) John St. Ivany (RHD, Sioux Falls, USHL)

159) Daniil Skorikov (RW, Ufa, Russia)

162) Finn Evans (RW, St. Michael’s, OJHL)

164) Dmitry Rodionychev (RHD, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia)

165) Zach Sawchenko (G, Moose Jaw, WHL)

166) Sami Moilanen (RW, Seattle, WHL)

168) Isaac Johnson (LW, Des Moines, USHL)

169) Jonatan Asplund (LHD, Djurgardens J20, Sweden)

171) Matteo Gennaro (C/LW, Calgary, WHL)

172) Giorgio Estephan (C/RW, Lethbridge, WHL)

173) Samuel Bucek (LW, Shawinigan, QMJHL)

174) Stephen Dhillon (G, Niagara, OHL)

176) Griffin Mendel (LHD, Penticton, BCHL)

177) Brannon McManus (C/RW, Chicago, USHL)

178) Austin Pratt (RW, Red Deer, WHL)

179) Greg Meireles (C, Kitchener, OHL)

183) Kevin Hancock (C, Owen Sound, OHL)

184) Pius Suter (C/LW, ZSC Lions, Switzerland)

185) Adam Thilander (RHD, North Bay, OHL)

188) Patrick Bajkov (RW, Everett, WHL)

189) Dylan St. Cyr (G, U.S. U18, NTDP)

191) Brady Lyle (RHD, North Bay, OHL)

192) Shaw Boomhower (LW, Mississauga, OHL)

194) Dereck Baribeau (G, Quebec, QMJHL)

195) Thomas Gregoire (RHD, Sherbrooke, QMJHL)

196) Maxime Fortier (RW/C, Halifax, QMJHL)

199) Scooter Brickey (RHD, Des Moines, USHL)

202) Vladislav Yeryomenko (RHD, Calgary, WHL)

203) Joseph Raaymakers (G, Sault Ste. Marie, OHL)

204) Matt Kierstad (LHD, Chicago, USHL)

205) Ryan Peckford (LW, Victoria, WHL)

206) Kyle Maksimovich (RW, Erie, OHL)

207) Sean Dhooghe (C, U.S. U18, NTDP)

209) Jesse Bjugstad (LHD, Stillwater, U.S. High School)

210) Mick Messner (LW, Madison, USHL)

211) Brinson Pasichnuk (LHD, Arizona State, NCAA)

212) Jake Christiansen (LHD, Everett, WHL)

213) Vladislav Sukhachyov (G, Chelmet Chelyabinsk, Russia)

214) Nolan Kneen (RHD, Kamloops, WHL)

215) Otto Latvala (RHD, HPK J20, Finland)

216) Veini Vehvilainen (G, JYP, Finland)

Undrafted By Position

Forwards (38)

69) Linus Nyman (RW, Kingston, OHL)

80) Jordy Bellerive (C/LW, Lethbridge, WHL)

84) Kirill Slepets (RW/LW, Loko Yaroslavl, Russia)

86) Joel Teasdale (LW, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL)

100) Emil Westerlund (LW/RW, Linkoping J20, Sweden)

101) Patrick Khodorenko (C, Michigan State, NCAA)

108) Jayden Halbgewachs (LW, Moose Jaw, WHL)

116) Michael Pastujov (RW, U.S. U18, NTDP)

119) Pavel Shen (C, Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia)

120) Yaroslav Alexeyev (LW, Sherbrooke, QMJHL)

122) Rickard Hugg (C, Leksand J20, Sweden)

126) Zach Solow (C/RW, Dubuque, USHL)

127) Ty Lewis (LW, Brandon, WHL)

136) Jan Kern (LW/C, Sparta Praha J20, Czech Republic)

137) Vladimir Kuznetsov (LW/RW, Acadie-Bathurst, QMJHL)

141) Georgi Ivanov (C, Loko Yaroslavl, Russia)

144) Ivan Kosorenkov (RW, Victoriaville, QMJHL)

150) Alexander Polunin (RW, Lokomotiv, Russia)

154) Kalle Miketinac (C, Frolunda HC J20, Sweden)

159) Daniil Skorikov (RW, Ufa, Russia)

162) Finn Evans (RW, St. Michael’s, OJHL)

166) Sami Moilanen (RW, Seattle, WHL)

168) Isaac Johnson (LW, Des Moines, USHL)

171) Matteo Gennaro (C/LW, Calgary, WHL)

172) Giorgio Estephan (C/RW, Lethbridge, WHL)

173) Samuel Bucek (LW, Shawinigan, QMJHL)

177) Brannon McManus (C/RW, Chicago, USHL)

178) Austin Pratt (RW, Red Deer, WHL)

179) Greg Meireles (C, Kitchener, OHL)

183) Kevin Hancock (C, Owen Sound, OHL)

184) Pius Suter (C/LW, ZSC Lions, Switzerland)

188) Patrick Bajkov (RW, Everett, WHL)

192) Shaw Boomhower (LW, Mississauga, OHL)

196) Maxime Fortier (RW/C, Halifax, QMJHL)

205) Ryan Peckford (LW, Victoria, WHL)

206) Kyle Maksimovich (RW, Erie, OHL)

207) Sean Dhooghe (C, U.S. U18, NTDP)

210) Mick Messner (LW, Madison, USHL)

Defencemen (24)

98) Artyom Minulin (RHD, Swift Current, WHL)

99) Nate Knoepke (LHD, U.S. U18, NTDP)

118) Mark Rubinchik (LHD, Saskatoon, WHL)

123) Tommy Miller (RHD, U.S. U18, NTDP)

124) Dylan Coghlan (RHD, Tri-City, WHL)

134) Jack Ahcan (LHD, St. Cloud State, NCAA)

138) Brennan Menell (RHD, Lethbridge, WHL)

148) Antoine Crete-Belzile (LHD, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL)

153) Jonathan Smart (LHD, Regina, WHL)

158) John St. Ivany (RHD, Sioux Falls, USHL)

164) Dmitry Rodionychev (RHD, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia)

169) Jonatan Asplund (LHD, Djurgardens J20, Sweden)

176) Griffin Mendel (LHD, Penticton, BCHL)

185) Adam Thilander (RHD, North Bay, OHL)

191) Brady Lyle (RHD, North Bay, OHL)

195) Thomas Gregoire (RHD, Sherbrooke, QMJHL)

199) Scooter Brickey (RHD, Des Moines, USHL)

202) Vladislav Yeryomenko (RHD, Calgary, WHL)

204) Matt Kierstad (LHD, Chicago, USHL)

209) Jesse Bjugstad (LHD, Stillwater, U.S. High School)

211) Brinson Pasichnuk (LHD, Arizona State, NCAA)

212) Jake Christiansen (LHD, Everett, WHL)

214) Nolan Kneen (RHD, Kamloops, WHL)

215) Otto Latvala (RHD, HPK J20, Finland)

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Goaltenders (10)

63) Dayton Rasmussen (G, Chicago, USHL)

121) Adam Ahman (G, HV71 J20, Sweden)

133) Alex D’Orio (G, Saint John, QMJHL)

165) Zach Sawchenko (G, Moose Jaw, WHL)

174) Stephen Dhillon (G, Niagara, OHL)

189) Dylan St. Cyr (G, U.S. U18, NTDP)

194) Dereck Baribeau (G, Quebec, QMJHL)

203) Joseph Raaymakers (G, Sault Ste. Marie, OHL)

213) Vladislav Sukhachyov (G, Chelmet Chelyabinsk, Russia)

216) Veini Vehvilainen (G, JYP, Finland)

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Honourable Mentions Drafted (39)

Alexander Volkov (HM to 48)

Zach Lauzon (HM to 51)

Matt Villalta (HM to 72)

Liam Hawel (HM to 101)

Eetu Makiniemi (HM to 104)

Bryce Misley (HM to 116)

Drake Batherson (HM to 121)

Michael Karow (HM to 126)

David Noel (HM to 130)

Leon Gawanke (HM to 136)

Zach Fischer (HM to 140)

Fedor Gordeev (HM to 141)

Calle Sjalin (HM to 145)

Jacob Golden (HM to 147)

Kale Howarth (HM to 148)

Linus Olund (HM to 155)

Dominik Lakatos (HM to 157)

Nick Campoli (HM to 158)

Jacob McGrew (HM to 159)

Aarne Talvitie (HM to 160)

Jack Adams (HM to 162)

Brett Davis (HM to 163)

Arnaud Durandeau (HM to 165)

Ryan McGregor (HM to 172)

Morgan Barron (HM to 174)

Andrei Svetlakov (HM to 178)

Petrus Palmu (HM to 181)

Jordan Hollett (HM to 183)

Matt Brassard (HM to 188)

Ben Jones (HM to 189)

Erik Walli Walterholm (HM to 190)

Jocktan Chainey (HM to 191)

Brady Gilmour (HM to 193)

Ryan O’Connell (HM to 203)

Yegor Zaitsev (HM to 205)

Nick Swaney (HM to 209)

Kristian Roykas-Marthinsen (HM to 213)

Matthew Hellickson (HM to 214)

Jacob Paquette (HM to 216)

Not Ranked Prospects Drafted (33)

Johnny Kovacevic (NR to 74)

Oskari Laaksonen (NR to 89)

Jacob Bryson (NR to 99)

Petr Kvaca (NR to 114)

Roope Laavainen (NR to 119)

Brandon Crawley (NR to 123)

Vladislav Kara (NR to 124)

Gilles Senn (NR to 129)

Cole Fraser (NR to 131)

Jacob Peterson (NR to 132)

Cole Hults (NR to 134)

Kristoffer Gunnarsson (NR to 135)

Sebastian Aho (NR to 139)

Reilly Webb (NR to 164)

Arvid Holm (NR to 167)

Olle Lycksell (NR to 168)

Nicklaus Perbix (NR to 169)

Jonathan Davidsson (NR to 170)

Cedric Pare (NR to 173)

Trenton Bourque (NR to 175)

Benton Maass (NR to 182)

Sebastian Repo (NR to 184)

Antti Palojarvi (NR to 186)

Victor Berglund (NR to 195)

Wyatt Kalynuk (NR to 196)

Ville Rasanen (NR to 197)

Samuel Walker (NR to 200)

Filip Sveningsson (NR to 202)

Anton Andersson (NR to 206)

Patrik Virta (NR to 207)

Croix Evingson (NR to 211)

Josh Ess (NR to 215)

Will Reilly (NR to 217)