07-07-2022, 11:16 PM
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Some kinda newsbreaker!
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2022 NHL Draft. Rounds 2-7. 9AM MT. Sportsnet 960
Best of what is left on McKenzie's list after the first round
https://www.tsn.ca/juraj-slafkovsky-...king-1.1818585
25 Ryan Chesley
29 Luca Del Bel Belluz
32 Tristan Luneau
33 Owen Beck
34 Jagger Firkus
35 Jack Hughes
36 Calle Odelius
38 Mattias Havelid
39 Alexander Perevalov
40 Lane Hutson
41 Noah Warren
43 Cameron Lund
45 David Goyette
46 Matyas Sapovaliv
47 Fraser Minten
48 Danil Zhilkin
49 Julian Lutz
50 Ty Nelson
51 Seamus Casey
52 Rieger Lorenz
53 Elias Salomonsson
54 Adam Ingram
55 Jani Nyman
56 Tomas Hamara
57 Gleb Trikozov
58 Bryce McConnell-Barker
59 Ryan Greene
60 Paul Ludwinski
61 Dylan James
62 Tyler Brennan
63 Adam Sykora
64 Mats Lindgren
65 Topi Ronni
66 Aleksanteri Kaskimaki
67 Devin Kaplan
68 Hunter Haight
69 Isaiah George
70 Simon Forsmark
71 Topias Leinonen
72 Jordan Gustafson
73 Michael Buchinger
74 Matthew Poitras
75 Josh Filmon
76 Jake Karabela
77 Kirill Dolzhenkov
78 Christian Kyrou
79 Artyom Duda
80 Vinzenz Rohrer
81 Jorian Donovan
82 Kasper Kulonummi
83 Gavin Hayes
84 Spencer Sova
85 Cruz Lucius
86 Arseni Koromyslov
87 Ben MacDonald
88 Vladimir Grudinin
89 Alexander Suzdalev
90 Miko Matikka
current Flames picks
CGY - 2nd round 59th overall - Topi Ronni
CGY - 5th round 155th overall - Parker Bell
CGY - 7th round 219th overall
Picks Flames have traded
CGY - 1st round 26th overall - traded to Montreal as part of Toffoli package - Montreal used the pick to select Filip Mesar
FLA - 2nd round 61st overall - acquired in Sam Bennett trade. traded to Seattle as part of Jarnkork package - Seattle used the pick to select David Goyette
TOR - 3rd round 90th overall - acquired in Rittich trade. traded to Chicago for Zadorov - Chicago used the pick to select Aidan Thompson
CGY - 3rd round 91st overall - traded to Boston for Vladar - Boston trades pick to Seattle. Seattle takes Ben Macdonald
CGY - 4th round 123rd overall - traded to Seattle for Pitlick - Seattle takes Tucker Robertson
CGY - 6th round 187th overall - traded to Florida as part of Bennett trade. Florida traded pick to Buffalo for Robert Hagg - Buffalo takes Gustv Karlsson
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07-08-2022, 12:57 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Calgary
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I really liked D Tomas Hamara in the U-18s. He was tied with Hutson for 2nd overall in D scoring for the tournament, with 8 points in 6 games. He's reliable defensively, with solid positioning and good gap control, but has good skill with the puck, and is a great playmaker. 6'0", 185lbs, and a good skater. Known for being calm under pressure. 25 pts in 32 games in the Finnish U20 league, which ties him for 11th in D scoring, 4th for defensemen 18 and under.
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07-08-2022, 01:17 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Calgary, AB
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I hope the Devils take Hughes.
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07-08-2022, 01:26 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Apr 2022
Location: California
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sureLoss
Best of what is left on McKenzie's list after the first round
https://www.tsn.ca/juraj-slafkovsky-...king-1.1818585
25 Ryan Chesley
29 Luca Del Bel Belluz
32 Tristan Luneau
33 Owen Beck
34 Jagger Firkus
35 Jack Hughes
36 Calle Odelius
38 Mattias Havelid
39 Alexander Perevalov
40 Lane Hutson
41 Noah Warren
42 Filip Bystedt
43 Cameron Lund
45 David Goyette
46 Matyas Sapovaliv
47 Fraser Minten
48 Danil Zhilkin
49 Julian Lutz
50 Ty Nelson
51 Seamus Casey
52 Rieger Lorenz
53 Elias Salomonsson
54 Adam Ingram
55 Jani Nyman
56 Tomas Hamara
57 Gleb Trikozov
58 Bryce McConnell-Barker
59 Ryan Greene
60 Paul Ludwinski
61 Dylan James
62 Tyler Brennan
63 Adam Sykora
64 Mats Lindgren
65 Topi Ronni
66 Aleksanteri Kaskimaki
67 Devin Kaplan
68 Hunter Haight
69 Isaiah George
70 Simon Forsmark
71 Topias Leinonen
72 Jordan Gustafson
73 Michael Buchinger
74 Matthew Poitras
75 Josh Filmon
76 Jake Karabela
77 Kirill Dolzhenkov
78 Christian Kyrou
79 Artyom Duda
80 Vinzenz Rohrer
81 Jorian Donovan
82 Kasper Kulonummi
83 Gavin Hayes
84 Spencer Sova
85 Cruz Lucius
86 Arseni Koromyslov
87 Ben MacDonald
88 Vladimir Grudinin
89 Alexander Suzdalev
90 Miko Matikka
current Flames picks
CGY - 2nd round 59th overall
CGY - 5th round 155th overall
CGY - 7th round 219th overall
Picks Flames have traded
CGY - 1st round 26th overall - traded to Montreal as part of Toffoli package - Montreal used the pick to select Filip Mesar
FLA - 2nd round 61st overall - acquired in Sam Bennett trade. traded to Seattle as part of Jarnkork package
TOR - 3rd round 90th overall - acquired in Rittich trade. traded to Chicago for Zadorov
CGY - 3rd round 91st overall - traded to Boston for Vladar
CGY - 4th round 123rd overall - traded to Seattle for Pitlick
CGY - 6th round 187th overall - traded to Florida as part of Bennett trade. Florida traded pick to Buffalo for Robert Hagg
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Bystedt already was drafted.
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07-08-2022, 02:02 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Calgary
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I did a little write-up about D Filip Nordberg in the Draft thread, and I think he's the type of player our management might like. He's huge (6'4",207lbs), but his speed, mobility, and physicality are all considered his top assets. He's good on both sides of the puck, putting up 27 points in 42 J20 games-good for 11th in D scoring, and his 88 PIM were 2nd in the league. He employs a strong defensive game, with good gap control and positioning. His weakness is that he needs to learn to simplify things, as he can turn over the puck trying to do too much, or look to make the big hit, etc.
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07-08-2022, 02:17 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Calgary
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D Simon Forsmark ripped apart the J20 league this year, with 27 pts in 23 games (0.52 primary points per game average), and 7 pts in 5 playoff games. He played a remarkable 41 games in the SHL as well, scoring 3 points. He was named J20 Best Defenseman-a feat accomplished previously by Hampus Lindholm, Tomas Bjornfot, and Nils Lundkvist. He has everything you want-size (6'2"), defensive acumen, elite IQ and awareness, good stick, quality first-pass, he just lacks in the skating department. If he improves in that area, you easily have a top-4 NHLer.
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07-08-2022, 06:07 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Cleveland, OH (Grew up in Calgary)
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Whoever gets picked with the Flames picks today will be the steals of the draft and all the other picks will be busts. Sorry, I don’t make the rules
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07-08-2022, 06:39 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Elbows Up!!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hockey_Ninja
Whoever gets picked with the Flames picks today will be the steals of the draft and all the other picks will be busts. Sorry, I don’t make the rules
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And they will be exactly the players that we wanted.
That’s a bit cynical. Good luck to all the young players today and especially the flames.
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Last edited by McG; 07-08-2022 at 06:41 AM.
Reason: Way too cynical this early.
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07-08-2022, 06:45 AM
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#1 Goaltender
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Originally Posted by Sandman
D Simon Forsmark ripped apart the J20 league this year, with 27 pts in 23 games (0.52 primary points per game average), and 7 pts in 5 playoff games. He played a remarkable 41 games in the SHL as well, scoring 3 points. He was named J20 Best Defenseman-a feat accomplished previously by Hampus Lindholm, Tomas Bjornfot, and Nils Lundkvist. He has everything you want-size (6'2"), defensive acumen, elite IQ and awareness, good stick, quality first-pass, he just lacks in the skating department. If he improves in that area, you easily have a top-4 NHLer.
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What’s wrong with his skating, Sandman?
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07-08-2022, 07:23 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Calgary
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Originally Posted by Rick M.
What’s wrong with his skating, Sandman?
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It’s average at best in all categories. He is considered a standout defensively, and is able to defend with his smarts and keen reaction time, but he can get burned, particularly in the men’s league, by faster opponents. He looks to have good balance, but everything else needs work-first step, agility, east/west, top speed, etc.
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07-08-2022, 07:33 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Mar 2020
Location: Dallas
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandman
It’s average at best in all categories. He is considered a standout defensively, and is able to defend with his smarts and keen reaction time, but he can get burned, particularly in the men’s league, by faster opponents. He looks to have good balance, but everything else needs work-first step, agility, east/west, top speed, etc.
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You really don’t want guys like that against McDavid
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07-08-2022, 07:40 AM
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Franchise Player
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Forsmark is really good on both sides of the puck.
His foot speed I feel is a little bit overblown, he's no Makar but he routinely seemed fine when being backed in by puck moving forwards.
He's not Zadorov slow, and I think a skating coach would do wonders.
What you cant ignore is his offensive upside which is not at a cost of his defensive game. He's really good in my opinion, if Hutson is gone and he's available I wouldn't be mad if they took him.
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07-08-2022, 07:42 AM
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Crash and Bang Winger
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Durham NC
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Not sure how many folks here watch in the States, but holy smokes I thought the ESPN coverage was awful. This might be the one time where I miss NBC covering the draft as I think they just used the TSN feed. The combo of Weeks, Brian Boucher, John Buccigross and Meghan Chayka just feels like amateur hour. I also find Buccigross super cringy, and just an overall creep. I give Chayka credit for hanging in there because with Bucci hosting it always feels like the old boys club. Emily Kaplan has a super awkward interview style as well.
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07-08-2022, 07:45 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Mar 2020
Location: Dallas
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Originally Posted by EastCoastFlamesFan
Not sure how many folks here watch in the States, but holy smokes I thought the ESPN coverage was awful. This might be the one time where I miss NBC covering the draft as I think they just used the TSN feed. The combo of Weeks, Brian Boucher, John Buccigross and Meghan Chayka just feels like amateur hour. I also find Buccigross super cringy, and just an overall creep. I give Chayka credit for hanging in there because with Bucci hosting it always feels like the old boys club. Emily Kaplan has a super awkward interview style as well.
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Most people don’t care about hockey in the US. Some don’t even know the draft exist.
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07-08-2022, 07:50 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Calgary
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Not having TSN do draft coverage sucks. It's just set a bar too high I think. Roger's sucks.
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07-08-2022, 07:56 AM
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Some kinda newsbreaker!
Join Date: May 2004
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Originally Posted by EastCoastFlamesFan
Not sure how many folks here watch in the States, but holy smokes I thought the ESPN coverage was awful. This might be the one time where I miss NBC covering the draft as I think they just used the TSN feed. The combo of Weeks, Brian Boucher, John Buccigross and Meghan Chayka just feels like amateur hour. I also find Buccigross super cringy, and just an overall creep. I give Chayka credit for hanging in there because with Bucci hosting it always feels like the old boys club. Emily Kaplan has a super awkward interview style as well.
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After the Rogers TV deal, NBC would just hire all the TSN analysts for draft weekend because TSN couldn't cover the draft live anymore.
It was why they were still high quality.
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07-08-2022, 08:52 AM
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Calgary
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To put Simon Forsmark's 27pts in 23 games in the J20 into perspective, here's a few players in their draft year:
Nils Lundkvist: 14 pts in 26 games
Simon Edvinsson: 6 pts in 14 games
Hampus Lindholm: 17 pts in 28 games
Tobias Bjornfot: 22 pts in 39 games
Adam Boqvist: 24 pts in 25 games
Timothy Liljegren: 7 pts in 12 games
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07-08-2022, 09:02 AM
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Some moves today would be nice
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07-08-2022, 09:11 AM
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Some kinda newsbreaker!
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07-08-2022, 09:12 AM
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#1 Goaltender
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Hoping we can nab one of Hutson, Trikozov, Perevalov, or Firkus.
Byron Bader has these guys as the having the highest star probability left in the draft. Swing big!
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