@@EightMilesHigh1966 Right! He'll end up being on a hockey trivia question someday. In the 2022 draft this player was selected 29th overall by the Arizona Coyotes. He played over a 1000 games during his HOF career but is best known for his mom slipping the tongue to his dad after his selection. Who is this HOF player?
Bill Armstrong was a great scout for the Blues with so many 2nd and 3rd round gems he found. I got the feeling that this draft, with all the extra 'Yotes picks, could be a windfall for Arizona. So many extra 2nd and 3rd round pics, and the right man at the helm to make the best of it. (Then turned some into 1st round picks) Scout Bill Armstrong was great for the Blues. This is Arizona GM Bill Armstrong's chance to shine! I predict a much better team in the desert (or wherever they are) in 5 years.
I'm very excited for GMBA, long time yotes fan here. I've never been really excited about any GM. The scouting department he built is full of amazing people as well.
@@996TheHowl All the guys he brought have amazing resumes. Which like you said, eased my nerves again. I don't think I would have been able to handle trading away the farm to get a bunch of picks that would have been wasted by the guys that were there before.
The comment about Lamoureux‘s parents was absolutely hilarious. Even if he never plays a game in the NHL, people will dig up the clip of his parents years from now.
Julian Lutz suffered a serious injury in his draft year, and before that he was considered a sure-fire first-round pick. He might be one of the biggest steals outside the first round.
In my opinion Winnipeg’s first round picks should have been the other way around, but still very solid. Gonna be cool seeing Finnish players like Lambert and Heinola replace Laine as the star Finn on their team.
Great video but MHL isn’t technically one below KHL. The VHL is the league that is one below the KHL, the MHL is just the junior league like the CHL in Canada. Unless you consider a Junior league one step below I wouldn’t consider it as that.
Bedard is already better than Slafkovsky, Cooley and Wright even tho he's 15, 13 and 19 months younger respectively. Imagine how much better he'll be once they're in their 20's, if they stay on the same trajectory. Bedard is a generational talent
Hunter haight looking good Brock faber is NHL ready playing for the Golden gophers Minnesota will have 2 rookies making the team this year Rossi who's replaces fiala And Addison for Mennel
Dallas is sticking to their identity of being a big physical team. I've heard many opposing coaches say in post game interviews that Dallas is a extremely tough team to play against. They play a physical strong forechecking game. They just need to score more goals
When looking at past drafts, there are not actually too many players from a single team that gets to NHL, much less have a long career. Usually, it's 3-5 players depending on how many picks the team made. If a team made, like Chicago, 3 picks in 1st round and had 11 picks overall then they might have more players get to NHL, but if it's like Colorado with 2 picks overall then neither of them might ever get to the NHL level.
It's usually no more than 2 players who become nhl regulars. Sometimes a team will get a few more players that have short nhl stays but aren't able to establish themselves in the league.
I didn't think Kole Lind had a bad season in Seattle. He didn't get a ton of playing time but I thought he looked good after the trade deadline. He had some nice flashes and you could see some potential there.
Polish born player has been scarce in the NHL, I hope he makes it. If nothing else he can entertain all the North Americans with polish descent by pronouncing their names.
OT what's with Calgary?, they are going to lose their two best players, why? something is rotten in Alberta, the Oilers have a problem now. No knock on Alberta itself, I have family there
@@TheHockeyGuy I wasn't saying he's on the path to being better in a year, I meant he's better than Slafkovsky, Cooley and Wright even tho he's 15, 13 and 19 months younger respectively
No goaltender for Minnesota???????????? How long do they expect Fleury to play? I find this concerning as MN has had goaltending issues, and thus far doesn't have a long-term plan for the net.
Minnesota has what is currently unanimously considered to be the best goaltending prospect in the world in Jesper Wallstedt who they traded up to get in the 1st round in the 2021 draft. He's signed, and will be making his North American debut in the AHL next season. But has been playing against men in the Swedish league since he was 17. He's 20 now. This kid is expected to be an NHL starter at a minimum. That's just his floor. His ceiling is franchise level. Then consider his expected wait time is 2-3 years out. The long-term solution is already in the system.
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"Dallas likes to keep the puck out of their net."
They're also pretty good at keeping the puck out of their opponet's net as well.
You Dallas stars are ON! THE! POWERKILL!!!!!!!
Maveric's parents still making out 🤣. Nice Shannon
20 years from now he could be a HoF candidate and that would still be the best known thing about him
@@EightMilesHigh1966 Right! He'll end up being on a hockey trivia question someday. In the 2022 draft this player was selected 29th overall by the Arizona Coyotes. He played over a 1000 games during his HOF career but is best known for his mom slipping the tongue to his dad after his selection. Who is this HOF player?
Shannon's one super zinger per video.
Good for his parents tbh. Too often we see drama, it is nice to see love and happiness.
Bill Armstrong was a great scout for the Blues with so many 2nd and 3rd round gems he found.
I got the feeling that this draft, with all the extra 'Yotes picks, could be a windfall for Arizona. So many extra 2nd and 3rd round pics, and the right man at the helm to make the best of it. (Then turned some into 1st round picks)
Scout Bill Armstrong was great for the Blues.
This is Arizona GM Bill Armstrong's chance to shine!
I predict a much better team in the desert (or wherever they are) in 5 years.
I'm very excited for GMBA, long time yotes fan here. I've never been really excited about any GM. The scouting department he built is full of amazing people as well.
The fact that GMBA came in and cleaned house, in terms of our whole scouting department, made this rebuild digestible.
@@996TheHowl All the guys he brought have amazing resumes. Which like you said, eased my nerves again. I don't think I would have been able to handle trading away the farm to get a bunch of picks that would have been wasted by the guys that were there before.
Did terrible this draft ngl
i agree, as a Blues fan i know the impact he has had on the team
That jersey needs to be the design for the RR this year
Love the Logan Cooley pick, he’s gonna he special
The comment about Lamoureux‘s parents was absolutely hilarious. Even if he never plays a game in the NHL, people will dig up the clip of his parents years from now.
Given his size and when he adds more muscle I feel like he can have Tyler Myers esque player. Hopefully he can be a NHLer
Excellent take on central division. Sounds like Dallas,Nashville and St Louis got some heavy,hard hitters in draft
Those 3 teams play a similar style. Very physical hard hitting teams. Always tough to play against
Julian Lutz suffered a serious injury in his draft year, and before that he was considered a sure-fire first-round pick. He might be one of the biggest steals outside the first round.
Kemell is gonna be a stud 🔥🔥
In 2 years that is. Until then, Niederreiter warms his place, and Kemell develops in JYP in Liiga.
Why did he drop so far then? Gms we’re skeptical about that guy he might be a bust
@@Mitch-ui8ps he's not a bust i promise. Watched him live, play 5 games last season.
@@Mitch-ui8ps He didn't drop that far
He’s just another Tolvanen
@@ethanlindley8327 Other than having a good shot Kemell doesn't remind me much of Tolvanen.
In my opinion Winnipeg’s first round picks should have been the other way around, but still very solid. Gonna be cool seeing Finnish players like Lambert and Heinola replace Laine as the star Finn on their team.
Brad Lambert should be a good playmaker at the NHL level, as long as he accepts the fact he is not a center.
I can’t wait for a Metropolitan NHL Draft Pick video love the Sykora pick for the Rangers, keep up the great work dude.
Wild knocked this draft out of the park. Yurov and Kaprizov are gonna be epic together.
The coyotes got some steals in the draft
Great video but MHL isn’t technically one below KHL. The VHL is the league that is one below the KHL, the MHL is just the junior league like the CHL in Canada. Unless you consider a Junior league one step below I wouldn’t consider it as that.
This was our Stanley Cup
I hope the coyotes are a good team by the time they’re out of asu
Bedard is already better than Slafkovsky, Cooley and Wright even tho he's 15, 13 and 19 months younger respectively. Imagine how much better he'll be once they're in their 20's, if they stay on the same trajectory. Bedard is a generational talent
Hunter haight looking good
Brock faber is NHL ready playing for the
Golden gophers
Minnesota will have 2 rookies making the team this year
Rossi who's replaces fiala
And Addison for Mennel
Colorado: We're just happy to be here
I waiting for the guy, "Everyone agrees, his skating is terrific. Problem is, he's a goaltender!"
patiently waiting for the metro division version of this
Finally, thank you Shannon!!
Dallas is sticking to their identity of being a big physical team. I've heard many opposing coaches say in post game interviews that Dallas is a extremely tough team to play against. They play a physical strong forechecking game. They just need to score more goals
Colorado killed that draft😤
Avs had a busy weekend😂
Thanks for what you do Shannon 😁
Best coyotes jersey right there
When looking at past drafts, there are not actually too many players from a single team that gets to NHL, much less have a long career. Usually, it's 3-5 players depending on how many picks the team made. If a team made, like Chicago, 3 picks in 1st round and had 11 picks overall then they might have more players get to NHL, but if it's like Colorado with 2 picks overall then neither of them might ever get to the NHL level.
It's usually no more than 2 players who become nhl regulars. Sometimes a team will get a few more players that have short nhl stays but aren't able to establish themselves in the league.
Well Chicago won 3 cups recently
I didn't think Kole Lind had a bad season in Seattle.
He didn't get a ton of playing time but I thought he looked good after the trade deadline. He had some nice flashes and you could see some potential there.
Welcome back!
In my opinion, the Jets did great at this year's draft very excited to see McGroarty and Lambert on the ice!!
You're awesome!
zhigalov actually already plays in North America, for the Sherbrooke Pheonix in the QMJHL
Polish born player has been scarce in the NHL, I hope he makes it. If nothing else he can entertain all the North Americans with polish descent by pronouncing their names.
Boy howdy, as a toolmaker I work with a lot of Polish people, and for an English speaker, Polish is brutal.
But the food is fantastic!
Adam Žlnka (ZHLN-ka). Arizona has done a great job in this draft 🙂
Nice jersey
While I'm not that high on all of Chicagos picks I like Nsh and Wpg, I think their first 2-3 picks got potential.
Can’t help but think this draft for the stars is basically the bachelor but it’s for who’s gonna be heiskanen’s new partner
I hope they pick the goalie
Bichsel and Miro even kinda look alike lol
AZ sweep
Did he ever do a Metro division list?
MN with the best haul
You pronounce Nazar wrong
MHL is not one level below KHL.
MHL is a junior hockey league.
9:16 😂😂😂
OT what's with Calgary?, they are going to lose their two best players, why? something is rotten in Alberta, the Oilers have a problem now. No knock on Alberta itself, I have family there
Minnesota I would not mind having a horrible year to get a strong pick if Kaprizov doesn’t return
Yaaaaaay
What a weak draft, next year is a special class. Bedard woulda went #1 in this draft had he been eligible
Bedard would go #1 in most drafts.
@@TheHockeyGuy I wasn't saying he's on the path to being better in a year, I meant he's better than Slafkovsky, Cooley and Wright even tho he's 15, 13 and 19 months younger respectively
This draft has a lot of NHL level talent, just not as many star players. It's not a bad draft though.
Not a horrible draft. It can’t be worse than 2017 maybe?? But it’s definitely not star stacked either
2017 had some excellent players in it, Pettersson, Makar, Robertson, Heiskanen, Batherson...
John 3:16
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life.
I am amused at all the folks passing judgement on which just drafted players are going to the HOF
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No goaltender for Minnesota???????????? How long do they expect Fleury to play? I find this concerning as MN has had goaltending issues, and thus far doesn't have a long-term plan for the net.
Clearly you don’t know who Jesper Wallstedt is
Minnesota has what is currently unanimously considered to be the best goaltending prospect in the world in Jesper Wallstedt who they traded up to get in the 1st round in the 2021 draft.
He's signed, and will be making his North American debut in the AHL next season. But has been playing against men in the Swedish league since he was 17. He's 20 now.
This kid is expected to be an NHL starter at a minimum. That's just his floor. His ceiling is franchise level. Then consider his expected wait time is 2-3 years out. The long-term solution is already in the system.
Jesper Wallstedt