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Letourneau is as big as the mining front end loader of the same name!!!!!!!!

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Celebrini becomes the youngest player to ever win the Hobey Baker award.

Mckenzies draft ranking

https://www.tsn.ca/nhl/bob-mckenzie-s-n ... -1.2116004

Machine wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 2:48 pm Mckenzies draft ranking

https://www.tsn.ca/nhl/bob-mckenzie-s-n ... -1.2116004

If all of the teams have their own favorite picks for 2-10, I'm curious about what this means for draft strength. There are A LOT of defensemen in Mckenzies top 16. I can imagine that a lot of teams won't want to trade picks this year, as their 1st round depth charts may be shortened by the lack of consensus.... Which is all a lot to say that Detroit's only shot at getting a Center in this round is if they land on the 1% chance of winning the 5th pick or they reach back to pull a late pick like Jett Luchanko.

Don’t worry guys. We’re picking 15th.

Put your money up on that .5% chance

"15. Liam Greentree, LW, Windsor Spitfires (OHL)
Height: Six-foot-two Weight: 211 pounds

Greentree is a safe bet who plays a power-forward role with elevated skill, especially in the goal-scoring realm."

I think Liam would fit the Yzerplan!
and just across the river!

"20. Michael Hage, C, Chicago Steel (USHL)
Height: Six-foot-one Weight: 190 pounds

Hage had a huge bounce-back season resulting in 1.39 points per game. He moves well and is involved in the play. When engaged, he is a threat whenever he comes over the boards."

Can always use a C!

"22. Adam Jiricek, D, HC Plzen (Extraliiga)
Height: Six-foot-two Weight: 178 pounds

Jiricek's size and two-way ability certainly tantalize scouts but he hasn’t played since the world juniors and several other defencemen have progressed more."

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