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Originally Posted by 1qqaaz
The fact of the matter is, the players are are supposed to go around 7/8, such as Eklund, Clarke and Johnson, are much better than the players projected to go 10/11, such as Lysell and Lucius.
The drop-off after 8 is probably the biggest in the draft.
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Maybe it'll be like the 2017 draft where 6-9 (Cody Glass, Lias Anderson, Casey Middlestadt, Michael Rasmussen) end up substantially worse than 10-14 (Owen Tippett, Gabe Vilardi, Martin Necas, and Nick Suzuki). Not much point stressing too much over a couple spots I think.