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VIX ::Ko ima najvise sanse za prvi pik ?

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Top 10 prospect rankings for 2011 NHL draft

10. Duncan Siemens, D – Saskatoon Blades (WHL)



A potent combination of size, snarl and skill, Siemens made a name for himself at the CHL Top Prospects Game when he threw down with Vancouver’s David Musil and Siemens is just as hard on opponents night after night. He doubled his offensive output year over year, finishing this season with 43 points in 72 games.
Scout Says: “Great skater, big, big kid…he can be nasty. Really responsible defensively, he’s a real team player.”

9. Mika Zibanejad, C – Djurgarden (Swe.)



A huge riser in the second half, Zibanejad has showed off tremendous offensive skills and a feistiness that leads to opposition turnovers. He’s got a good frame (6-foot-2, 192 pounds) and can throw some big hits out there.
Scout Says: “After Christmas he really took his game to the next level and stood out. Skates well, good hands, good size and good shot.”

8. Joel Armia, RW – Assat Pori (Fin.)



Scouts don’t blame him for having an underwhelming world junior tournament - they’re more excited by the frame, the willingness to shoot and the deft accuracy he displays on the power play. Size and skill always make for an intriguing prospect.
Scout Says: “A big, right-hand shot who can score? It’s a pretty attractive package.”

7. Dougie Hamilton, D – Niagara IceDogs (OHL)



A hulking defenseman who can also put up offensive numbers and man the power play, Hamilton brings a lot of intriguing skills to the table. He’s tough to play against in the corners and his size (6-foot-4, 193 pounds) can’t be taught.
Scout Says: “He has the potential to be a real high-end two-way defenseman at the next level…loaded with character.”

6. Ryan Strome, C – Niagara IceDogs (OHL)



He started out the year as a second-rounder in the eyes of many scouting services, but is firmly ensconced in the top 10 now, thanks to his eye-popping offensive toolbox and a willingness to fight for the puck. Like several other stick wizards of late, Strome also played lacrosse as a youth and finished third in OHL scoring this season with 106 points.
Scout Says: “He competes hard on pucks. He’s crafty. When he loses the puck, he works hard to get it back.”

5. Sean Couturier, C – Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL)



No prospect has been put through the ringer more than Couturier this season, but at the end of the day, he’s still a 6-foot-4, 195-pound pivot who can protect the puck and give defenders nightmares because he has skills as well. He had 96 points in the regular season and would have hit triple digits had he not missed games due to the world juniors.
Scout Says: “He can create a scoring chance from anywhere in the offensive zone and he makes his linemates look better. He goes to the front of the net and you see it that he wants the puck.”

4. Jonathan Huberdeau, C – Saint John Sea Dogs (QMJHL)



The Sea Dogs have been a Quebec League juggernaut all year and Huberdeau has always been front and center. The offensively gifted pivot has followed up a 105-point regular season with 16 points in six playoff games, good for second in the QMJHL. When given a choice between Huberdeau and Sean Couturier, most scouts and execs have called it a toss-up or given the edge to Huberdeau now.
Scout Says: “Great hands. I would compare them to Patrick Kane’s in Chicago. He has vision and playmaking, but those hands…unbelievable.”

3. Gabriel Landeskog, LW – Kitchener Rangers (OHL)



Some believe Landeskog could have played in the NHL this year and he most certainly looks like a straight-from-the-podium player for next season. A leader who isn’t afraid to block shots or defend teammates, Landeskog was an offensive force in a tough opening round loss to Plymouth, but still boasts that Mike Richards projection.
Scout Says: “I certainly see the character similarities. He’s got the heart, the desire and the passionate play. He has a good level of potential to be a power forward in the NHL.”

2. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, C – Red Deer Rebels (WHL)



The offensive dynamo finished the regular season with 106 points and continued his dominance over Edmonton in the first round of the playoffs. Medicine Hat has been trickier in Round 2, but ‘The Nuge’ has unparalleled vision and a slick pair of hands, which make him the ultimate “upside” prospect once he adds a little more weight to his frame.
Scout Says: “I don’t think he’s the type of player you draft and put right into the NHL, it’s his pro potential you want. That upside is so big.”

1. Adam Larsson, D – Skelleftea (Swe.)



Not only has the 6-foot-3, 200-pound blueliner impressed all season with Skelleftea, but he has been able to grow on one of the best teams in Sweden. Currently playing in the league final, Larsson has been touted as a defenseman who can do it all and definitely has the package necessary to step right into the NHL next year.
Scout Says: “It’s almost unfair the expectations that have been placed on him, but he has played with poise and always makes the right decision on the ice.”

Nocas je i draft lutrija.. Znacemo ko ce imati koji pik, barem od ovih timova koji se nisu plasirali u PO.. Ovo su sanse..

The percentage chance of a team being selected in the Draft Drawing:

Edmonton 25.0%
Colorado 18.8%
Florida 14.2%
NY Islanders 10.7%
Ottawa 8.1%
Atlanta 6.2%
Columbus 4.7%
New Jersey 3.6%
Boston 2.7% (from TOR)
Minnesota 2.1%
Colorado 1.5% (conditional/optional from STL)
Carolina 1.1%
Calgary 0.8%
Dallas 0.5%

tesko da ce dati edmontonu 2 godine zaredom 1. pik.. colorado je zasluzio

Rask ce da bude takav steal

Devilsi dobili na lutriji, popeli se sa osmog mesta na cetvrto...


Sve je to zbog Netsa...

Pederi odvratni Koga god odabere Florida,taj propada

Ej bre...
Uzeli pika Sensima...

1.Edmonton Oilers Ryan Nugent Hopkins C
2.Colorado Avalanche Adam Larsson D
3.Florida Panthers Gabriel Landeskog LW
4.New Jersey Devils Jonathan Huberdau C
5.NY Islanders Ryan Murphy D
6. Ottawa Senators Sean Couturier C
7.Atlanta Thrashers Ryan Strome C
8.Columbus B.J Dougi Hamilton D
9.Boston Bruins Duncan Siemens D
10Minnesota Wild Mika Zibanejad C

Dobro, svi znamo da ovako nece biti..

Symphony, sta rece ti za Zibanejada?



Takodje, ako Couturier padne ispod #5, trebao bi Burke da se potrudi da uradi trade-up...

On rece da trazi vrhunskog NHL centra za 1. liniju, a ne rukija..
Msm, ne znam da li mislis da treba da ga draftujemo zato sto je centar, ili zato sto je bas dobar igrac?

Btw, nema veze sa temom, ali ocemo Zigija u sastavu sledece sezone bre..

Ne, nego sam nacuo nesto...
Kog Zigija, Zigera. Ne. Zigomanisa. Mozda. Lepo je to sto Cherry prica, ali opet...Odomacise se Brent i Boyce... Videcemo...

Moje licno misljenje u Couturieru:
Pre par godina, jedan mladic je bio vidjen kao prvi pik na draftu te godine. Medjutim, malo slabija igra i neki off-ice problemi te godine su doveli do toga da je draftovan kao tek peti pik. Kasnije ga je ekipa koja ga je uzela trejdovala za dva pika prve i pika druge runde. Ko li je to?

Ja imam par zelja doduse, Joel Armia, Jamieson Oleksiak, Tomas Jurco, Tyler Biggs...
Ima neki lik Rocco Grimladi, visok poput Gerbe-a, ali kazu da je normalne NHL visine bio bi verovatno medju top prospektima.

I naravno, jedan jedini, Pijus Rulevicijus.

Na Zigomanisa sam i mislio...
Btw, ajde ako hoces da igramo NHL Hettrik Challenge na NHL.com.. Ti, ja i buraz tvoj, udjemo u Toronto Maple Leafs, public grupa..
Imas jedno mozda 1.5 sat da udjes, ajde ako hoces, ekstra je igrica.. Samo bi bilo dobro da ostavis prognoze svaki dan..