2010 Prospect Draft Results

[rainmaker (canucks)]

Round 1

1- Leafs: Taylor Hall
2- predators: Tyler Seguin
3- Devils: Jordan Eberle
4- Hawks: Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson
5- Flames: Erik Karlsson
6- Red Wings: Tyler Ennis
7- Canadians: Nikita Filatov
8- jets: Kyle Turris
9- Canucks: Jonathon Bernier
10- Penguins: Evander Kane
11- Sabres: Jacob Markstrom
12- St Pats: Semyon Varlamov

Round 2

1- St. Pats: John Carlson
2- Sabres: P K Subban
3- Penguins: Alex Pietrangelo
4- Canucks: OEL
5- jets: Kevin Shattenkirk
6- Canadians: Cody Hodgson
7- Red Wings: Tyler Bozak
8- Flames: Jamie Mcbain
9- Hawks: Nino Niederreiter
10- Devils: Cory Schneider
11- Predators: Michal Neuvirth
12- Leafs: Brayden Schenn

Round 3

1- Leafs: Brett Maclean
2- predators: Dmitry Kulikov
3- Devils: Nazem Kadri
4- Hawks: Vladimir Tarasenko
5- Flames: Eric Tangrardi
6- Red Wings: Jonas Enroth
7- Canadians: Colin Wilson
8- jets: Jonathon Blum
9- Canucks: Logan Couture
10- Penguins: Thomas greiss
11- Sabres: kiril Kabanov
12- St Pats: Joe Colborne

Round 4

1- St. Pats: Gustav Nyquist
2- Sabres: Mikael Backlund
3- Penguins: Ville Leino
4- Canucks: Brett Connolly
5- jets: Robin Lehner
6- Canadians: Jeff Skinner
7- Red Wings: Evgeny Kuznetsov
8- Flames: Evgeny Grachev
9- Hawks: Mikael Granlund
10- Devils: Lars Eller
11- Predators: Jack Campbell
12- Leafs: Mattias Tedenby

Round 5

1- Leafs: Jordan Schroeder
2- predators: jason Demers
3- Devils: Ryan Ellis
4- Hawks: Cam Fowler
5- Flames: Tomas Tatar
6- Red Wings: Bobby Sanguinetti
7- Canadians: Michael Grabner
8- jets: Zach Boychuk
9- Canucks: Nathan Gerbe
10- Penguins: Alexander Burmistrov
11- Sabres: Louis Leblanc
12- St Pats: Cody Franson

Round 6

1- St. Pats: Drayson Bowman
2- Sabres: Viktor Stalberg
3- Penguins: Kyle Beach
4- Canucks: Corey Crawford
5- jets: Maxim Goncharov
6- Canadians: Luca Sbisa
7- Red Wings: Luca Caputi
8- Flames: Beau Bennett
9- Hawks: Ryan Johanson
10- Devils: Dustin Jeffrey
11- Predators: Mathieu Perreault
12- Leafs: Mats Zuccarello-Aasen

Round 7

1- Leafs: Johnny Boychuk
2- predators: Justin Peters
3- Devils: Jeremy Morin
4- Hawks: Jake Allen
5- Flames: Chris Kreider
6- Red Wings: Richard Bachman
7- Canadians: John Moore
8- jets: Robbie Schremp
9- Canucks: Scott Glennie
10- Penguins: Linus Omark
11- Sabres: Peter Holland
12- St Pats: Jakub Kindl

Round 8

1- St. Pats: Chet Pickard
2- Sabres: Kirill Petrov
3- Penguins: Alexander Avtsin
4- Canucks: Jacob Josefson
5- jets: Cal O'Reilly
6- Canadians: Derek Stepan
7- Red Wings: Brendan Smith
8- Flames: Brandon Gormley
9- Hawks: Danny Kristo
10- Devils: Brandon Kuzon
11- Predators: Hemrik Karlsonn
12- Leafs: Brandon Yip

[foff (Flames)]

Guys, have we decided what positions are? When a player/prospect is taken we need to indicate what position he is.
I have a few suggestions, but feel we have to figure this out fast.
1) NHL team site, this is not the normal nhl.com, it is the actual team site.
2) dbhockey
3) hockeyfutures.com
4) TSN
Lets decide and get er rolling.
I know who the first pick is gonna be, 2nd will be interesting!!!

[rainmaker (canucks)]

even if we go by one of these now, my understanding is that it will not matter when they are put into yahoo. This is because we cannot over ride yahoo's positions.

Is my thinking correct or am I missing somethiing.

Thanks Foff

[rainmaker (canucks)]

Im travelling today. If I am wrong in my thinking lets go with the dbhockey site

[Blackhawks]

Jul 25, 2010 10:45:21 GMT -5 rainmaker (canucks) said:

even if we go by one of these now, my understanding is that it will not matter when they are put into yahoo. This is because we cannot over ride yahoo's positions.

Is my thinking correct or am I missing somethiing.

Thanks Foff

You're right.

[rhoward (St Pats)]

Does it matter what positions they are? Aren't we just drafting 8 prospects? Or do they need to be at certain positions? If they don't, their position is irrelevent. A lot of junior centers move to the wing anyway, they are only their in junior to get the puck a lot because they are usually a lot more skilled then there teammates. Positions imo are becoming something of the past and most player now play multiple positions and coaches are always moving players around to find the right combination.

[Alex Norman]

Jul 25, 2010 16:55:03 GMT -5 rhoward (St Pats) said:

Does it matter what positions they are? Aren't we just drafting 8 prospects? Or do they need to be at certain positions? If they don't, their position is irrelevent. A lot of junior centers move to the wing anyway, they are only their in junior to get the puck a lot because they are usually a lot more skilled then there teammates. Positions imo are becoming something of the past and most player now play multiple positions and coaches are always moving players around to find the right combination.

Are farm team can be any position...you are correct that many players switch positions prior to making majors...

[foff (Flames)]

Yeah, I guess it really does not matter right now. Wasen't really sure what to expect with the draft process. I guess until a prospect is moved up from farm to pro his position will be whatever Yahoo has it as. Sorry for the paranoia (is that a word!)

[rainmaker (canucks)]

This list will be updated above as we go

[fstrnr]

Detroit picks: Richard Bachman, G, Dal

[C-Note (Predators)]

Aug 3, 2010 15:14:57 GMT -5 fstrnr said:

Detroit picks: Richard Bachman, G, Dal

err, think you're in the wrong thread

[fstrnr]

Detroit selects: Branden Smith, D, Det

[rainmaker (canucks)]

Prospect draft complete, great job guys!