2024 NHL MOCK DRAFT (LOTTERY PICKS)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Today, the Coast to Coast Hockey crew draft the top 16 selections in the 2024 NHL draft.
Who should the Chicago Blackhawks take at 2nd Overall? Who are the biggest riser in the draft? Who is the best sleeper pick? We discuss these topics and more in this 2024 Mock Draft Special.
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Please note: Tij Iginla's weight is incorrect, he weighs 192 lbs NOT 163. Sorry for the mistake!
Flyers getting Silayev would be unbelievable if he hits. Especially at 12. Great value there
Could not agree more with you. Especially when you consider how well he could pair with more offensive guys like Drysdale or Bonk long-term.
Demidov is 6’1” 195lbs
I don't believe any of the official outlets had confirmed his size at the time of recording, so thanks for providing the specific dimensions!
I hate Solberg for the Blues, they either need to trade up for one of the top 6 D or draft a forward at 16. A middle to bottom pairing D is a reach at 16. 👎
That’s a totally fair opinion. I guess it comes down to the fact we’re higher on Solberg than you are. He projects more as a top four D man than a bottom pair guy to me. St. Louis has lost a lot of size and grit on their blue line with guys like Pietrangelo, Edmundson, Bortuzzo, and now likely Scandella leaving. So I think he fills a need on the team and based on recent play I don’t think he’s a reach at 16 and may honestly go higher. Although we disagree, thanks for you comment and opinion!
Tig is calgarys
In a perfect world I would love to see that. Unfortunately I think his stock has risen so much it’s unlikely he’ll still be around at 9, if Calgary wants him they may have to move up. Rooting for the Iginla 2.0 storyline though!
I want iginla but mtl doesn't, its been documented
Hadn’t seen anywhere that they were specifically avoiding him, so thanks for the comment! Not sure why they would though, the kid is a stud and just what they need in my opinion. I think Lindstrom or Iginla are Montreal’s best fits personally.