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Draft Class: 2023

Created By: ImAlwaysRightYoureAlwaysWrong

Published: May 12, 2023 at 10:50 a.m.

DRAFT

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Round 1
1. Connor Bedard (Chicago Blackhawks) (Details: Chosen for his exceptional hockey IQ and scoring touch. His size isn't a problem with his skill set.).
2. Adam Fantilli (Anaheim Ducks) (Details: At 6'3", he has the size, skill, and skating to be a dynamic center in the NHL. His experience in NCAA also adds to his resume.).
3. Leo Carlsson (Columbus Blue Jackets) (Details: His size and skill make him a promising center/left wing. His performance in the SHL, a well-respected league, has shown his ability to compete against older, more experienced players.).
4. Will Smith (San Jose Sharks) (Details: While Michkov is still on the board, the team may choose Smith for his blend of size and skill. He has the potential to become a solid two-way center, which is highly valued in the NHL.).
5. Zach Benson (Montreal Canadiens) (Details: His impressive offensive abilities and creativity make him a potential top-line player in the NHL. His size might be a concern, but his talent is too great to pass up.).
6. Dalibor Dvorsky (Arizona Coyotes) (Details: A center with good size and impressive offensive production. His performance in the HockeyAllsvenskan suggests he has potential to become a solid NHL player.).
7. Oliver Moore (Philadelphia Flyers) (Details: His versatility as a center and his consistent performance at U18 NTDP earn him this spot.).
8. Gabe Perreault (Washington Capitals) (Details: With Michkov still on the board, the team opts for Perreault's speed and scoring touch. His smaller frame might be a concern, but he has shown a lot of promise.).
9. Matvei Michkov (Detroit Red Wings) (Details: The Red Wings snatch up Michkov, a dynamic scoring winger who surprisingly fell in the draft. Despite his smaller size, he has shown he can compete at a high level in the KHL.).
10. Ryan Leonard (St. Louis Blues) (Details: A center/right wing with a good combination of size and skill. He has shown promise at the U18 NTDP level.).
11. Eduard Sale (Vancouver Canucks).
12. Andrew Cristall (Arizona Coyotes from Ottawa Senators).
13. Matthew Wood (Buffalo Sabres).
14. Colby Barlow (Pittsburgh Penguins).
15. Mikhail Gulyayev (Nashville Predators).
16. Riley Heidt (Calgary Flames).
17. Lukas Dragicevic (Montreal Canadiens from Florida Panthers).
18. Axel Sandin Pellikka (Detroit Red Wings from New York Islanders) (Details: sup).
19. Calum Ritchie (Winnipeg Jets).
20. Luca Pinelli (Chicago Blackhawks from Tampa Bay Lightning).
21. Caden Price (Seattle Kraken).
22. Nate Danielson (Minnesota Wild).
23. Theo Lindstein (Columbus Blue Jackets from Los Angeles Kings).
24. Samuel Honzek (New York Rangers).
25. Kasper Halttunen (St. Louis Blues from Dallas Stars).
26. Ethan Gauthier (Colorado Avalanche).
27. Quentin Musty (Nashville Predators from Edmonton Oilers).
28. Oliver Bonk (Toronto Maple Leafs from Boston Bruins).
29. Jayden Perron (Vegas Golden Knights).
30. Otto Stenberg (St. Louis Blues from Toronto Maple Leafs).
31. Cameron Allen (San Jose Sharks from New Jersey Devils).
32. Charlie Stramel (Carolina Hurricanes).

Round 2
33. Maxim Strbak (Anaheim Ducks).
34. Koehn Ziemmer (Columbus Blue Jackets).
35. Mathieu Cataford (Chicago Blackhawks).
36. Dmitri Simashev (San Jose Sharks).
37. Alex Ciernik (Montreal Canadiens).
38. Gavin Brindley (Arizona Coyotes).
39. Bradly Nadeau (Buffalo Sabres from Philadelphia Flyers).
40. Jesse Kiiskinen (Washington Capitals).
41. David Reinbacher (Detroit Red Wings) (Details: sup).
42. Brayden Yager (Detroit Red Wings from St. Louis Blues) (Details: sup).
43. Daniil But (Detroit Red Wings from Vancouver Canucks) (Details: sup).

CapFriendly.com User-Generated Mock-Draft

ROUND 1	TEAM	ORIGINAL	PLAYER	DETAILS

1	-	Connor Bedard	Chosen for his exceptional hockey IQ and scoring touch. His size isn't a problem with his skill set.
2	-	Adam Fantilli	At 6'3", he has the size, skill, and skating to be a dynamic center in the NHL. His experience in NCAA also adds to his resume.
3	-	Leo Carlsson	His size and skill make him a promising center/left wing. His performance in the SHL, a well-respected league, has shown his ability to compete against older, more experienced players.
4	-	Will Smith	While Michkov is still on the board, the team may choose Smith for his blend of size and skill. He has the potential to become a solid two-way center, which is highly valued in the NHL.
5	-	Zach Benson	His impressive offensive abilities and creativity make him a potential top-line player in the NHL. His size might be a concern, but his talent is too great to pass up.
6	-	Dalibor Dvorsky	A center with good size and impressive offensive production. His performance in the HockeyAllsvenskan suggests he has potential to become a solid NHL player.
7	-	Oliver Moore	His versatility as a center and his consistent performance at U18 NTDP earn him this spot.
8	-	Gabe Perreault	With Michkov still on the board, the team opts for Perreault's speed and scoring touch. His smaller frame might be a concern, but he has shown a lot of promise.
9	-	Matvei Michkov	The Red Wings snatch up Michkov, a dynamic scoring winger who surprisingly fell in the draft. Despite his smaller size, he has shown he can compete at a high level in the KHL.
10	-	Ryan Leonard	A center/right wing with a good combination of size and skill. He has shown promise at the U18 NTDP level.
11	-	Eduard Sale
12		Andrew Cristall
13	-	Matthew Wood
14	-	Colby Barlow
15	-	Mikhail Gulyayev
16	-	Riley Heidt
17		Lukas Dragicevic
18		Axel Sandin Pellikka	sup
19	-	Calum Ritchie
20		Luca Pinelli
21	-	Caden Price
22	-	Nate Danielson
23		Theo Lindstein
24	-	Samuel Honzek
25		Kasper Halttunen
26	-	Ethan Gauthier
27		Quentin Musty
28		Oliver Bonk
29	-	Jayden Perron
30		Otto Stenberg
31		Cameron Allen
32	-	Charlie Stramel

ROUND 2	TEAM	ORIGINAL	PLAYER	DETAILS

33	-	Maxim Strbak
34	-	Koehn Ziemmer
35	-	Mathieu Cataford
36	-	Dmitri Simashev
37	-	Alex Ciernik
38	-	Gavin Brindley
39		Bradly Nadeau
40	-	Jesse Kiiskinen
41	-	David Reinbacher	sup
42		Brayden Yager	sup
43		Daniil But	sup
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