Montreal is not a d there draft is kid of a B- I’m from Montreal and I followed everyone they drafted and the goalies they drafted r studs and reinbacker is a very average pack
Not only did Benson play with Savoie over the past two seasons with the Winnipeg Ice, but he also played with Peyton Krebs with the Ice in 20-21, so if he does get to Buffalo in a few years, imagine a line with Krebs, Savoie and Benson...call it the 'Ice' Line!!
I wouldn't call sharks taking Smith a coward pick the sharks liked Michkov the player but weren't so sure about the person and it seems like Michkov was being very picky on what team he wanted to get drafted by.
I think you are underrating Simashev here he’s like probably the best 6’4 skater the league has ever seen so fast so agile and some of the skate fakes he makes defies human logic. Was hoping hard for Buffalo to take him at 13th but obviously he didn’t make it that far but he’s such a beast easily the best Dman of the class for me.
simashev is the best dman in the draft. entirely on board with them picking their guy early. his skating is absurd and he did great in a shutdown role in his limited khl time
I’m not a Caps fan, but I have to say they had an excellent draft. Got a few guys I really wanted in spots that were big time values for the pick. But I’m also happy for my Flyers!
Fun fact about Peddle: He actually never left his seat for the entire draft, he was waiting all day because he didn’t want to miss his name be called. He told the Blue Jackets that all he needed was a chance, and he will do everything to prove them right. He has the mindset of a winner, I wouldn’t be surprised to see him become a great player one day
The fact Ryan Leonard looked ecstatic is promising for the Caps. Looked really happy going to them. Could be developed into a NHL C too eventually. I know he's going to BC next season but I hope he joins the big club in 2024-25
Agree. The real sleeper, however, is their 2nd round pick Roman Kantserov. He has great speed and skating ability and an outstanding shot. He is a bit undersized at 5' 9" but very athletic and muscular at 180 lbs.
I think Willander was a great pick for the Canucks. He was the exact kind of player they needed, a larger right shot two way Dman who can play really solid defence but still has offensive upside. I think he could end up being Hughes’ D partner on the top line in a few years.
Can't blame Michkov. He was well-advised by his agent. The Coyotes organization is a mess and until they move from Arizona and play in an NHL caliber skating rink they should be off of any prospect's list of teams to play for.
I think people are forgetting just how much Draft Capital the Blackshear have over the next 3 seasons (actuall, it kinda began in 2022). Anyway, along woth the massive haul of young Talent they accumulated in this the 2023 Draft, they also have two Draft Picks in each of the first 3 Rounds in 2024! Then they have the exact same number in 2025! Two 1st, two 2nd, and two 3rd Round Picks! And in 2026, they already have an extra 2nd and 3rd round pick. They have Draft Capital and Cap Space/Money to spend on FAs. They could also put together several different combinations of Trade Packages to any number of Teams. The past 2 Drafts have been about getting as much young talent as possible. Getting Connor Bedard and Oliver Moore this year... That is just a major bonus! The Blackhawks definitely have a very exciting future ahead of them! As a life long fan, I can't wait!
Michkov won’t be in the US for this season, however, he said he’ll come to development camp next year. He can void his KHL contract by serving one year of military service, which is what Fedotov has to do
dallas got so insanely lucky with arno tiefensee. he was insane in germany. i believe he is the best goalie in this draft class and gonna be a monster in about 3 years.
The 3rd round player winnipeg took was actually really wanting to go to the Jets. He has family in Manitoba including his mother. So that pick is very good, they get a player who wants to be there.
Is that a fact or a guess? Just curious, but I believe it because I think if he truly had no issues with the west coast Anaheim probably would have took him. If not the ducks then the Sharks.
Don’t agree with the ASP statement when it comes to Vancouver. They don’t need another offensive minded dman with Hughes and hronek. Willander it’s a more 2way d and will be able to be the much needed d partner that Hughes needs
I gotta say I was surprised that the Ducks chose Carlson over Fantilli but I am not upset. The two play the same position different ways but both are very effective. We will see in four or five years who got the better player, but I think even then it will be a pick your poison type choice. They will both probably do very well.
I’m so glad the Sabres can finally cook when it comes to the draft. They don’t overthink it and just take the player with the highest potential (I’m looking at you Arizona).
Simashev has the best shot of being a #1 Dman, But probably has the highest ceiling in the entire draft. They took moonshot swings on potential and didnt draft off NA consensus internet draft lists. Moritz Seider was projected in the teens in 2019, Detroit made a shocking pick at 6 for him and its worked out pretty well.
@@MB-er4hn Yes, but there were a lot of other D-men available, but also a ton of more forwards available, such as Michkov, who have absolute superstar potential.
@@MB-er4hn News flash, nobody wants to get drafted and sign with Arizona, but for a guy like Michkov who has 3 years to weigh in that decision and hopefully Arizona can finally make an intriguing enough team for him to play on, they should’ve taken the chance and got Simashev at 12 which he more than likely would’ve been still. As far as I’m concerned, Arizona has 0 forward depth and apart from Clayton Keller, everyone else is a huge mystery on how they will develop.
Cowan. I think he is a pretty underrated guy in this draft no doubt they could’ve traded back to like the 2nd round to draft I totally agree. But I think he is a perfect player for the leafs. The leafs always goes “out of box” picks.
idk about generational, but I think he's got Kane or Kucherov potential. Maybe if you consider generational to be 10 years and country, but Kaprizov is also a beast.
Nathaniel Day is a former teammate from 2019 on the Niagara North stars and imo he could end up being the best goalie out of this draft. When he's confident its almost impossible to score on him.
as. Rangers fan, I hated our draft aside from Perreault. Idk why Drury and co always go for overagers in the later rounds, they almost never work out. Take some swings. But Perreault is a home run swing that I like at 23. He's got warts but he's an offensive dynamo, playing at BC should be good for him.
I can help explain the yotes draft picks here. They didn’t go michkov because he didn’t sound excited to play for them and they went But and Simashev because they showed interest in playing for the yotes. They didn’t expect Simashev to be there by pick 12 so they took a chance and got him at 6. They reached a bit for the 2 but looking back on it, it makes sense. **THIS IS BASED ON STUFF IVE HEARD FROM MULTIPLE SOURCES, NOTHING CONFIRMED**
I love Hoyt pick for the Sens and then trading their 1st for Chychrun we get a better player than most players in that area anyways get why it's a low grade though not sure it should be an F though
Minnesotas second pick fell in to nostalgia tier in my opinion as an life long Wild fan, Kumpulainen is very similar to Mikko Koivu in size and play style. As an Finnish perosn it is always fun to see a fellow Finn get picked but im not sure about that one.
I'd give the Wings like a C+ Danielson a good pick but safe pick and a bit early Sandin Pellikka is their best value pick and then Augustine is the only other pick I like for the Wings the rest are reaches or just meh players with minimal potential if you counting trades than the Yamamoto Kostin trade bumps them up to like a B for me but off solely picks I'd give them a C+ still early though to rank drafts obviously
@@luigilemieux6277 You are hopefully right, Reinbacher did VERY good for a defenseman in a adult league. The Swiss-A is underrated because its rare to see prospects play there
Simashev could grow sure. But picking where you are, you go best available. There were *PLENTY* better players available and Simashev would've been there at 12 still too
Lots of analysts i follow online had Simashev and But in the too 10-15, so not that much of a reach, really. Also cant really fault them for not taking michkov since they likely knew he wouldnt sign with them ever. Also, to me, seemed like there were lots of russians taken in this draft, so i dunno if ppl were really that nervous about them
Sharks were told by Michkov team that he wanted to go to a bigger market team and essentially don’t draft him. Smith was the best player who they knew would be pet of their club, and you left Cagnioni off your discussion who has been destroying the competition this year!
As a caps fan I was really hoping to get mitchkov but I was really happy with Crystal and Cam Allen, I'm not firmilar with Ryan Lenard. TacTix how many years outside of playing in the NHL is he and should I be happy with him.
I have a legitimate question, why does the NHL draft prospects so early? It seems like such a crap shoot and one that could be mitigated if not completely avoided by just drafting these kids later? Why not say “you can’t enter the draft until you’re ready to play in the NHL the next season.” It just doesn’t make sense to me
I’m a habs fan definitely not the biggest fan of this draft. However really like slafkovisky as a power forward with zuks and caufield. Also getting land Hutson was the biggest steal of the draft. This year I think Fowler was a top 3 goalie in the draft. Reinbacher was a bit disappointing but still not a bad pick in my opinion to pair with Hutson. Florian was an absolute reach
That’s not a great lineup lol. McMicheal has been pretty disappointing considering the hype around him early on. Already 22 and hasn’t established himself as an NHLer and well under a PPG in the AHL. Lapierre is in the same boat, loads of high praise and subpar so far. Don’t get into the habit of penciling your lineup 3 years into the future with shiny prospects, it never works out that way.
Homer biased is real xD While I think the wings did good, I don't think they were A+ good. You even said you questioned the 9th pick, but still gave an A+ I'd give it a worst B+, best A- And completely disagree with the Canucks stuff. a C- really? Willander is better than ASP, especially for our team fit. We don't need a small budget Quinn Hughes just because he plays the right side.. They made the right choice, while you could argue Benson would have been a great pick as well we do not need undersized wingers.. Wood and Moore would have been equally as good picks, but we're so lacking in the decent defender prospect pool. The Canucks did much better, with what they had, than the Wings did. Reached so far for Danielson(projected around 19-21), but didn't punish them in your ranking. Canucks skip a layer and "reach so far" for Willander(most rankings had him 18th-20th averaged out)
What's with his obsession with the 2019 draft and players he's managed? Seems like he's got a chip on his shoulder... At least biceps would've snap chose Michkov if he wanted to play for us or not... And if they wanted a goalie Hrabal was there and we could've for Colton over Newhook SMH
@@mtgbrewery7239 I was pleasently surprised with Dach but Newhook ain’t it.. he’s short 1 year older than Dach was and it feels like he’s peaked to a 3rd line center. As for Reinbacher, im sure he’s really good but just not Michkov good.
@@mtgbrewery7239 Yeah I ended up looking it up, and the average was about 47% of players drafted play at least 1 game. But I couldnt find how many of them have a "decent" career. I guess youd have to define decent careers to figure it out mathmatically, but interesting none-the-less.
@@mtgbrewery7239you’re out to lunch if you expect half of these guys to be NHLers. 2003, often regarded as the best draft in recent memory, had 70 players play 200+ games in the NHL. Out of 292 draftees, that’s about 24%. 200 games is used just because that’s when these guys qualify for the NHL pension.
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Hope you guys enjoyed the video! Do you agree with your team's grade??
What website did you use for this?
@@ajliebmann NHL.com
for Bruins sure. Should've drafted Perron
Montreal is not a d there draft is kid of a B- I’m from Montreal and I followed everyone they drafted and the goalies they drafted r studs and reinbacker is a very average pack
HABSOLUTLY 😎
0:11 Anaheim Ducks
1:51 Arizona Coyotes
3:54 Boston Bruins
4:21 Buffalo Sabres
5:41 Calgary Flames
6:30 Carolina Hurricanes
7:58 Chicago Blackhawks
9:03 Colorado Avalanche
10:01 Columbus Bluejackets
11:13 Dallas Stars
11:46 Detroit Red Wings
13:46 Edmonton Oilers
14:12 Florida Panthers
14:42 L.A. Kings
15:08 Minnesota Wild
16:12 Montreal Canadiens
18:27 Nashville Predators
19:50 NJ Devils
20:24 NY Islanders
20:50 NY Rangers
21:42 Ottawa Senators
22:58 Philadelphia Flyers
25:19 Pittsburgh Penguins
26:12 San Jose Sharks
26:53 Seattle Kraken
27:48 St. Louis Blues
28:50 Tampa Bay Lightning
29:25 Toronto Maple Leafs
30:32 Vancouver Canucks
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Legend.
Appreciate this for people who only wanna see their team :)
@@TacTixHDdamn might be time to hire this guy to do this all of the time
Not only did Benson play with Savoie over the past two seasons with the Winnipeg Ice, but he also played with Peyton Krebs with the Ice in 20-21, so if he does get to Buffalo in a few years, imagine a line with Krebs, Savoie and Benson...call it the 'Ice' Line!!
I wouldn't call sharks taking Smith a coward pick the sharks liked Michkov the player but weren't so sure about the person and it seems like Michkov was being very picky on what team he wanted to get drafted by.
Very true. I think Michkov simply didn't want to play on the west coast. Maybe most Russians don't like the hot desert sun.
I think you are underrating Simashev here he’s like probably the best 6’4 skater the league has ever seen so fast so agile and some of the skate fakes he makes defies human logic. Was hoping hard for Buffalo to take him at 13th but obviously he didn’t make it that far but he’s such a beast easily the best Dman of the class for me.
Simashev blows
@@bobdole8727 Simashev goat
The guy sucks man😂
simashev is the best dman in the draft. entirely on board with them picking their guy early. his skating is absurd and he did great in a shutdown role in his limited khl time
Simachev is a beauty, he’ll be coming over with his friend Daniel But as well!
I did not expect Benson to be available at Buffalos pick. Love it
I’m not a Caps fan, but I have to say they had an excellent draft. Got a few guys I really wanted in spots that were big time values for the pick. But I’m also happy for my Flyers!
We were so close to having Ovi 2.0😭
But I’m more than happy with what we got. Y’all Flyers had a helluva draft too.
2:20 Michkov didn’t want to go to Arizona he said he wouldn’t play for the coyotes ever
He just like me fr (although I am nowhere near as good as he is)
@@MeatMi1k who would wanna play for Arizona 😂😂😂
If I had the opportunity to play in the NHL but I had to play for the coyotes, I’d pass.
Fun fact about Peddle:
He actually never left his seat for the entire draft, he was waiting all day because he didn’t want to miss his name be called. He told the Blue Jackets that all he needed was a chance, and he will do everything to prove them right.
He has the mindset of a winner, I wouldn’t be surprised to see him become a great player one day
The fact Ryan Leonard looked ecstatic is promising for the Caps. Looked really happy going to them. Could be developed into a NHL C too eventually. I know he's going to BC next season but I hope he joins the big club in 2024-25
He gets to play with ovi I'd be pumped
8:49 Blackhawks actually had a few good depth picks in Misiak, Lardis and Pharand!
Agree. The real sleeper, however, is their 2nd round pick Roman Kantserov. He has great speed and skating ability and an outstanding shot. He is a bit undersized at 5' 9" but very athletic and muscular at 180 lbs.
@@dlphcoracl9645 yea I like kantserov, I wouldn’t really consider him a depth pick bc he was drafted 2nd round but he’s def a huge sleeper imo!
I think Willander was a great pick for the Canucks. He was the exact kind of player they needed, a larger right shot two way Dman who can play really solid defence but still has offensive upside. I think he could end up being Hughes’ D partner on the top line in a few years.
Yup. 💯
The reason Arizona didn't take Michkov is he apparently told them if they drafted him he'd refuse to sign
Don’t blame him let’s go flyers
He refuse to do an interview, that say everything
Can't blame Michkov. He was well-advised by his agent. The Coyotes organization is a mess and until they move from Arizona and play in an NHL caliber skating rink they should be off of any prospect's list of teams to play for.
He didn’t want to go to the caps either 🤣
Said the same to San Jose
11:39 Arno Tiefense was the German goalie that Canada lit up at the World Juniors during the Covid year😭😭
I think people are forgetting just how much Draft Capital the Blackshear have over the next 3 seasons (actuall, it kinda began in 2022).
Anyway, along woth the massive haul of young Talent they accumulated in this the 2023 Draft, they also have two Draft Picks in each of the first 3 Rounds in 2024!
Then they have the exact same number in 2025! Two 1st, two 2nd, and two 3rd Round Picks!
And in 2026, they already have an extra 2nd and 3rd round pick.
They have Draft Capital and Cap Space/Money to spend on FAs.
They could also put together several different combinations of Trade Packages to any number of Teams.
The past 2 Drafts have been about getting as much young talent as possible.
Getting Connor Bedard and Oliver Moore this year...
That is just a major bonus!
The Blackhawks definitely have a very exciting future ahead of them!
As a life long fan, I can't wait!
i can see why the Ducks didnt chose Fantilli bc he wanted to go to the Blue Jackets anyways but idk i think we kinda got screwed the NHL draft lottery
Michkov won’t be in the US for this season, however, he said he’ll come to development camp next year. He can void his KHL contract by serving one year of military service, which is what Fedotov has to do
dallas got so insanely lucky with arno tiefensee. he was insane in germany. i believe he is the best goalie in this draft class and gonna be a monster in about 3 years.
13:35 “I think Yamamoto could be really good in a top 6 role.”
Little did TacTix know he would be bought out a day later
i was surprised Cristall fell so far. really wanted the avs to grab him.
he's very small AND he can't skate. a disaster combo. gonna be a GREAT AHLer
The 3rd round player winnipeg took was actually really wanting to go to the Jets. He has family in Manitoba including his mother. So that pick is very good, they get a player who wants to be there.
Michkov told Arizona that if they drafted him he wouldn’t play for them. Otherwise they probably would have picked him
Is that a fact or a guess? Just curious, but I believe it because I think if he truly had no issues with the west coast Anaheim probably would have took him. If not the ducks then the Sharks.
Don’t agree with the ASP statement when it comes to Vancouver. They don’t need another offensive minded dman with Hughes and hronek. Willander it’s a more 2way d and will be able to be the much needed d partner that Hughes needs
Are you going to make a draft roster?
I gotta say I was surprised that the Ducks chose Carlson over Fantilli but I am not upset. The two play the same position different ways but both are very effective. We will see in four or five years who got the better player, but I think even then it will be a pick your poison type choice. They will both probably do very well.
I’m so glad the Sabres can finally cook when it comes to the draft. They don’t overthink it and just take the player with the highest potential (I’m looking at you Arizona).
Simashev has the best shot of being a #1 Dman, But probably has the highest ceiling in the entire draft. They took moonshot swings on potential and didnt draft off NA consensus internet draft lists. Moritz Seider was projected in the teens in 2019, Detroit made a shocking pick at 6 for him and its worked out pretty well.
@@MB-er4hn Yes, but there were a lot of other D-men available, but also a ton of more forwards available, such as Michkov, who have absolute superstar potential.
@@thepowerwithin9865 Michkov didnt want to sign with AZ. So scratch that. AZ wasnt leaving without Simashev whom they think is a unicorn top D.
@@MB-er4hn News flash, nobody wants to get drafted and sign with Arizona, but for a guy like Michkov who has 3 years to weigh in that decision and hopefully Arizona can finally make an intriguing enough team for him to play on, they should’ve taken the chance and got Simashev at 12 which he more than likely would’ve been still. As far as I’m concerned, Arizona has 0 forward depth and apart from Clayton Keller, everyone else is a huge mystery on how they will develop.
The reson Arizona didn’t take michkov was because he said he wouldn’t play for them
As a wild fan I did not like stramel for our round 1 selection, but I thought the rest of our draft was great, especially heidt
Cowan. I think he is a pretty underrated guy in this draft no doubt they could’ve traded back to like the 2nd round to draft I totally agree. But I think he is a perfect player for the leafs. The leafs always goes “out of box” picks.
If you’ve seen the post draft interview of Treliving he made it clear there wasn’t any trades of value to make so they drafted him early
Flyers won the draft on Michkov alone, generational player
idk about generational, but I think he's got Kane or Kucherov potential. Maybe if you consider generational to be 10 years and country, but Kaprizov is also a beast.
If they get a Kucherov player at #7 thats a steal also got some good late round picks in Sotheran, Barkey and that Russian Goalie
@@HYP3DSNIP3Rbro said idk about generational and than proceeded to compare him to 2 generational talents
@@HYP3DSNIP3R kane is generational what 😂
@@JayRoberts2443 cups and most points by an American born player
I could see Yzerman trading Ben Chariot at 50% retained for Jeff Petry and aquiring a pick as well.
You missed Marcel Marcel that Chicago drafted... he's even more Ivan Ivan than Yegor Yegorov!
nobody in London calls him Austin Cowan lol. even the play by play and announcer call him Easton
Nathaniel Day is a former teammate from 2019 on the Niagara North stars and imo he could end up being the best goalie out of this draft. When he's confident its almost impossible to score on him.
as. Rangers fan, I hated our draft aside from Perreault. Idk why Drury and co always go for overagers in the later rounds, they almost never work out. Take some swings. But Perreault is a home run swing that I like at 23. He's got warts but he's an offensive dynamo, playing at BC should be good for him.
5:03 Mieds is from my hometown so was glad to see him get taken in the 4th!
You get a "D" for suggesting that anyone draft Andrew Cristal at the top of the 2nd round.
You said Hämeenaho almost perfectly😮 (for real i am finnish)
I can help explain the yotes draft picks here. They didn’t go michkov because he didn’t sound excited to play for them and they went But and Simashev because they showed interest in playing for the yotes. They didn’t expect Simashev to be there by pick 12 so they took a chance and got him at 6. They reached a bit for the 2 but looking back on it, it makes sense.
**THIS IS BASED ON STUFF IVE HEARD FROM MULTIPLE SOURCES, NOTHING CONFIRMED**
Quinton Burns, I know him personally. Such a hard working kid
Happy to hear as a blues fan. Will be rooting for him
@@270videos yeah, obviously hes years away but i think he’ll be very serviceable. Great value pic
I love Hoyt pick for the Sens and then trading their 1st for Chychrun we get a better player than most players in that area anyways get why it's a low grade though not sure it should be an F though
C- for Canucks? ok bro Im calling it, Hunter will be a legend for us. Dude has steve nash, Magic, white chocolate assist numbers
Love the vids, riley heidt last pick in the 2nd is a steal
Great vid. Think Willander is under rated. Time will tell
Minnesotas second pick fell in to nostalgia tier in my opinion as an life long Wild fan, Kumpulainen is very similar to Mikko Koivu in size and play style. As an Finnish perosn it is always fun to see a fellow Finn get picked but im not sure about that one.
also Reinbacher is pronounsed as Reinbahher :D
I'd give the Wings like a C+ Danielson a good pick but safe pick and a bit early Sandin Pellikka is their best value pick and then Augustine is the only other pick I like for the Wings the rest are reaches or just meh players with minimal potential if you counting trades than the Yamamoto Kostin trade bumps them up to like a B for me but off solely picks I'd give them a C+ still early though to rank drafts obviously
As a Montreal Fan i can tell you that we were kinda pissed last year and this year passing over mitchkov is really hard
Last year Cooley>Slafkovsky? Definately not Wright right?
@@mtgbrewery7239anyone but slaf honesly Cooley/Wright/Nemec
Reinbacher is gonna be a stud, he’s gonna make a lot of people eat a crow.
@@luigilemieux6277 You are hopefully right, Reinbacher did VERY good for a defenseman in a adult league. The Swiss-A is underrated because its rare to see prospects play there
Can you do a video about sll the trades/and later about all the F/A signings?
So the moral of this draft is why didn’t people take Benson, Mishkov, or Cristall.
25:45 Emil Jarventie NHL 23 franchise mode LEGEND
Az is smart Michkov stated He wasnt goin to Az. Az needs defensemen and those two will grind folks down.
Not all that exciting of a pick but one that was needed and he will probably be pretty good....Big kid too.
Simashev was arguably the defencemen with the highest upside
Simashev could grow sure. But picking where you are, you go best available. There were *PLENTY* better players available and Simashev would've been there at 12 still too
@@AscendedXSaiyan They picked him at 6 because they knew he wouldn't be there at 12 lol
Pens 7th rounder is supposed to be a steal. Emil Jarvenete was ranked around 90 ish on a few scouts list.
Cristall was probably on Chicago's no draft list, they don't want to draft anyone who can't skate well.
Bedard welcome to chicago
Fun fact: Sens draft pick Matthew Andonovski hasn't scored a goal registered on Elite Prospects since the 2017-18 season
Had to show the price clip. Wasn't expecting to cringe again but you got me.
Cringe? It was hilarious
Im really excited for ryan lenard and mirochinko on the bears
Cant really judge 1 day after the kids were drafted lol
Red wings get a C because they drafted no goal scoring help, which they lack as well as not trading for DeBrincat, but most of the picks were decent.
Non of these guys will help the Wings for 2-5 years. Draft the best player available not what you need atm.
Lots of analysts i follow online had Simashev and But in the too 10-15, so not that much of a reach, really. Also cant really fault them for not taking michkov since they likely knew he wouldnt sign with them ever.
Also, to me, seemed like there were lots of russians taken in this draft, so i dunno if ppl were really that nervous about them
Both coughlin and squires go undrafted in nhl 23 franchise mode
Definitely biased in the wings but axel is a great pick.
i know the Rangers took at least one other goalie in the 2000 draft when they got Lundqvist in the 7th round
the coyotes reached because arizona doesnt need to trade down because they already have like 4 second rounders next year
Sharks were told by Michkov team that he wanted to go to a bigger market team and essentially don’t draft him. Smith was the best player who they knew would be pet of their club, and you left Cagnioni off your discussion who has been destroying the competition this year!
As a caps fan I was really hoping to get mitchkov but I was really happy with Crystal and Cam Allen, I'm not firmilar with Ryan Lenard. TacTix how many years outside of playing in the NHL is he and should I be happy with him.
You're gonna love Leonard.
@andrewlavella1605 Ryan Lenard is the closest thing to Mathew tkachuk in this draft.
Flames having the 16th pick in every round is crazy
I think it's time we say that the Leafs draft went successfully
As a leafs fan a D is to nice. This was a complete fail. Took a guy who was going minimum number 60
Cristall and dragicevic were available we should’ve taken one of them
Love the vid ❤
How did that sweep by Kitchener taste? Go Knights Go.
Itll be interesting to see the better choice for detroit with them shipping hronek to us in van to pick sandin
Carolina’s pick Alexander Rykov says in 2 years once his KHL contract ends he wants to come to America
I personally love the hurricanes draft
I was worried you’d be a Washington hater and had to watch for 30 minutes in fear. So thanks for not hating 😂😂😂
I feel like team overall Connor would have a chance with the ducks than the blackhawks.. I was hoping he’d pull a Eli manning force a trade
@TacTicHD you see Chicago drafted Marcel Marcel in the fifth hahaha
Oh no I missed that LMAO
I have a legitimate question, why does the NHL draft prospects so early? It seems like such a crap shoot and one that could be mitigated if not completely avoided by just drafting these kids later? Why not say “you can’t enter the draft until you’re ready to play in the NHL the next season.” It just doesn’t make sense to me
Michkov said he wouldn’t play for AZ tbf
The coyotes didn’t make michkov because he said he wouldn’t play for them
Arizona looks to be wanting to build a big and physical team. May work out for them, may not. Time will tell. *cough cough* most likely won’t work out
Clear as day biased for the Wings lol
I’m a habs fan definitely not the biggest fan of this draft. However really like slafkovisky as a power forward with zuks and caufield. Also getting land Hutson was the biggest steal of the draft. This year I think Fowler was a top 3 goalie in the draft. Reinbacher was a bit disappointing but still not a bad pick in my opinion to pair with Hutson. Florian was an absolute reach
Reinbacher is gonna be a stud
Luke coughlin is great in nhl 23 franchise mode
Caps future is underrated
Miroshnichenko - Strome - Leonard
Cristall - McMichael - Wilson
Snivley - Lapierre - Protas
Sandin-Chesley
Fehervary-Allen
Alexeyev-Iorio
That’s not that great lol… Washington isn’t done tanking though and filling the prospect bank. They’ll have a much better team than that.
That’s not a great lineup lol.
McMicheal has been pretty disappointing considering the hype around him early on. Already 22 and hasn’t established himself as an NHLer and well under a PPG in the AHL. Lapierre is in the same boat, loads of high praise and subpar so far.
Don’t get into the habit of penciling your lineup 3 years into the future with shiny prospects, it never works out that way.
if you think a team should have taken a different player in the top 10, it’s because the player said he didn’t want to play there
Jets at only a B+ Is kinda wild…
Volokhin Will be the best goalie out of this draft in my opinion
Homer biased is real xD
While I think the wings did good, I don't think they were A+ good. You even said you questioned the 9th pick, but still gave an A+
I'd give it a worst B+, best A-
And completely disagree with the Canucks stuff. a C- really?
Willander is better than ASP, especially for our team fit. We don't need a small budget Quinn Hughes just because he plays the right side.. They made the right choice, while you could argue Benson would have been a great pick as well we do not need undersized wingers..
Wood and Moore would have been equally as good picks, but we're so lacking in the decent defender prospect pool.
The Canucks did much better, with what they had, than the Wings did. Reached so far for Danielson(projected around 19-21), but didn't punish them in your ranking. Canucks skip a layer and "reach so far" for Willander(most rankings had him 18th-20th averaged out)
Sharks didn’t take Michkov because his agent told him he wouldn’t sign there! And sharks would have wound up with a Gauthier situation
Man everyone is real high on this Connor Bedard guy. Idk man doesn’t seem like nhl material probs not gonna make it ya know?
Yeah I think you are right. But hey he might be a good locker room guy. Even if he doesn't make it in NHL. Good on him 👍
Idk man I think he would make a nasty team sock drawer organizer 🤔
Kent Hughes (habs gm) hasn’t impressed me so far. I’m lowkey kind of mad at the team..
What's with his obsession with the 2019 draft and players he's managed? Seems like he's got a chip on his shoulder... At least biceps would've snap chose Michkov if he wanted to play for us or not... And if they wanted a goalie Hrabal was there and we could've for Colton over Newhook SMH
@@mtgbrewery7239 I was pleasently surprised with Dach but Newhook ain’t it.. he’s short 1 year older than Dach was and it feels like he’s peaked to a 3rd line center. As for Reinbacher, im sure he’s really good but just not Michkov good.
Clara plays for Brynas in SHL upcoming season.
The only thing simashev and pronger have in common is size. That’s a weird comparison lol
Capitals easily get an A+, they basically got 3 first round picks. They won the draft
Stl had a top 5 draft
A bunch of steals
William Whitelaw best name in the draft? Honey, the Sabres selected a guy by the name of Panocha.
I wonder out of curiousity what percentage of each draft make it to the NHL. It feels like 90% of players dont end up in the big show.
That's why this year was so special, easily half of these guys make it.
@@mtgbrewery7239 Yeah I ended up looking it up, and the average was about 47% of players drafted play at least 1 game. But I couldnt find how many of them have a "decent" career. I guess youd have to define decent careers to figure it out mathmatically, but interesting none-the-less.
@@mtgbrewery7239you’re out to lunch if you expect half of these guys to be NHLers.
2003, often regarded as the best draft in recent memory, had 70 players play 200+ games in the NHL. Out of 292 draftees, that’s about 24%.
200 games is used just because that’s when these guys qualify for the NHL pension.
@@Amm17ar200 games is usually the benchmark to say someone had an NHL career, due to that being when they qualify for the pension.
@@jobemi2422 Oh cool, that makes sense. Thanks, good to know!
I’ve known Austin Cowan for 7 years now ig I’ve been saying his name wrong for 7 years gotta give him a big apology😂😂
Actually I got it wrong. They said his name as Austin on ESPN but it is pronounced Easton. I found an interview where he says his name haha
@@TacTixHD yeah it’s all good I’ve heard a few ppl say it wrong and he’s my bro so I just find it very funny