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5 hours ago, Brewin Flames said:

 

 

Him and unknown female engaged in consensual oral sex...he took a photo of her giving him a hummer...and like a moron, sent it to all his buddies. When word got back to her, she was less than thrilled. He was placed on the DND (do not draft list) by multiple teams, and he has since exited his draft status with an apology.

 

Well, I hope it was worth it.... 😄

Seriously though, if that was all he did (though that was rather heinous of him from a professional and privacy standpoint), and he actually IS a skilled defenseman, someone will give him a shot and I can see someone like him getting back into the NHL as an undrafted free agent and someone will end up with a real good player and probably on a team friendly deal.

He is an 18 yr old doing stupid 18 yr old things.
We've all done dumb ass things, except not all of us have the eyes of the entire hockey world on you as you are about to enter the draft!

He has to recognize his status, act accordingly, and keep whatever he likes to do in his own time between himself and whomever it is.
Unless he will simply be one of those adults 'who never grow up', he should be fine.....but yea, cost himself early he did.

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6 minutes ago, TropicalFruitGirl26 said:

 

Well, I hope it was worth it.... 😄

Seriously though, if that was all he did (though that was rather heinous of him from a professional and privacy standpoint), and he actually IS a skilled defenseman, someone will give him a shot and I can see someone like him getting back into the NHL as an undrafted free agent and someone will end up with a real good player and probably on a team friendly deal.

He is an 18 yr old doing stupid 18 yr old things.
We've all done dumb ass things, except not all of us have the eyes of the entire hockey world on you as you are about to enter the draft!

He has to recognize his status, act accordingly, and keep whatever he likes to do in his own time between himself and whomever it is.
Unless he will simply be one of those adults 'who never grow up', he should be fine.....but yea, cost himself early he did.

 

 

He will go back to the OHL, have a very solid season, and next year at 19 years old, he gets drafted in the later rounds, and all will be forgotten

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You know, looking over at the mock draft list posted, and the Lightning not having a pick till the 3rd round (making their pick 90th or so, give or take), it looks like they might end up drafting a defensemen, as it seems that's where a lot of them are at that point in the draft.

That is, UNLESS, the Bolts trade away their 3rd rounder in some side deal with the Kraken...in which case they will have to wait to the 5th round to pick (150th-ish overall).

Lightning have never had very good luck in drafting defensemen.
With the exception of Victor Hedman and way early on, Roman Hamrlik, the bulk of defensemen drafted and developed by Tampa Bay has been "Meh" to "Just OK" at best.

Jury is still out on Cal Foote, their current young, drafted defenseman from 2017.

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So... I just made a NHL mock entry draft and I'm looking for a place to post my results. This mock draft was intended to be posted in a French forum and team names are translated in French for fun.

 

1st round

 

1.    Sabres de Buffalo : Matthew Beniers – C/AG – Carcajous du Michigan

2.    Kraken de Seattle : Owen Power – DG – Carcajous du Michigan

3.    Canards d’Anaheim : Luke Hughes – DG – Équipe des moins de 18 ans

4.    Diables du Nouveau-Chandail : Jesper Wallstedt – G – Lulea HF

5.    Jaquettes bleues de Columbus : William Eklund – C/AG – Djurgardens IF

6.    Ailes rouges de Détroit : Brandt Clarke – DD – Poulains de Barrie / HC Nové Zamky

7.    Requins de San José : Simon Edvinsson – DG – Frölunda HC

8.    Rois de Les Anges : Dylan Guenther – AG/AD – Rois du pétrole d’Edmonton

9.    Canucks de Vancouver : Fabian Lysell – AD/AG – Lulea HF

10.     Sénateurs d’Ottawa : Kent Johnson – C/AG – Carcajous du Michigan

11.     Coyotes de l’Arizona – Choix confisqué

12.     Éperviers noirs de Chicago : Mason McTavish – C – Petes du Borough à Pierre / EHC Olten

13.     Flammes de Calgary : Chaz Lucius – C/AD – Équipe des moins de 18 ans

14.     Prospectus de Philadelphie : Matthew Coronato – AG – Acier de Chicago

15.  Étoiles de Dallas : Cole Sillinger – C/AG – Tigres de Medicine Hat

16.  Gardes forestiers de la Nouvelle-York : Xavier Bourgault – C/AD – Cataractes de Shawinigan

17.  Blues de Saint-Louis : Carson Lambos – DG – Glace de Winnipeg

18.  Avions à réaction de Winnipeg : Corson Ceulemans – DD – Bandits de Brooks

19.  Prédateurs de Nashville : Francesco Pinelli – C – Gardes forestiers de Kitchener

20.  Huileux d’Edmonton : Simon Robertsson – AD – AIK Skelleftea

21.  Oursons de Boston: Brennan Othmann – AG – EHC Olten

22.  Sauvage du Minnesota : Isak Rosen – AG/AD – Leksands IF

23.  Ailes rouges de Détroit : Sebastian Cossa – G – Rois du pétrole d’Edmonton

24.  Jaquettes Bleues de Columbus : Fyodor Svechkov – C – Lada Togliatti

25.  Sauvage du Minnesota : Nikita Chibrikov – AD – SKA de Saint-Pétersbourg

26.  Panthères de la Floride : Logan Stankoven – C – Flambeurs de Kamloops

27.  Ouragans de la Caroline : Zachary L’Heureux – AG – Têtes d’orignal d’Halifax

28.  Avalanche du Colorado : Sacha Pastujov – AG – Équipe des moins de 18 ans

29.  Diables du Nouveau Chandail : Aatu Raty – AG – Kärpät d’Oulu

30.  Chevaliers d’or de Vegas : Mackie Samoskevich – AD – Acier de Chicago

31.  Canadiens de Montréal : Samu Tuomaala – AD – Kärpät d’Oulu

32.  Jaquettes Bleues de columbus : Stanislav Svozil – DG – HC Kometa Brno

2nd round

33.    Sabres de Buffalo : Daniil Chayka – DG – CSKA Moskva / Tempête de Guelph

34.    Canards d’Anaheim : Oskar Olausson – AD/AG – HV71

35.    Kraken de Seattle : Zach Dean – C – Olympiques de Gatineau

36.    Chevaliers d’or de Vegas : Zachary Bolduc – C/AG – Océanic de Rimouski

37.    Coyotes de l’Arizona : Dylan Duke – C – Équipe des moins de 18 ans

38.    Ailes rouges de Detroit : Prokhor Poltapov – AD – Krasnaya Armiya Moskva

39.    Sénateurs d’Ottawa : William Stromgren – AG – Modo Hockey Örnsköldsvik

40.    Prédateurs de Nashville : Evan Nause – DG – Remparts de Québec

41.    Canucks de Vancouver : Brett Harrison – C – Koovee Tampere

42.  Sénateurs d’Ottawa : Sean Behrens – DG – Équipe des moins de 18 ans

43.  Coyotes de l’Arizona : Ayrton Martino – AG – Lanceurs d’Omaha

44.  Éperviers noirs de Chicago : Benjamin Gaudreau – G – Piqûre de Sarnia

45.  Flammes de Calgary : Vincent Iorio – DG – Rois du blé de Brandon

46.  Prospectus de Philadelphie : Jack Peart – DG – Force de Fargo

47.  Étoiles de Dallas : Tristan Broz – AG – Force de Fargo

48.  Ailes rouges de Detroit : Ryder Korczak – C – Guerriers de Moose Jaw

49.  Rois de Les Anges : Scott Morrow – DD – Shattuck-Sainte-Marie

50.  Avions à reaction de Winnipeg: Alexander Kisakov – AG/AD – Dynamo Moskva

51.  Prédateurs de Nashville : Ville Koivunen – AG/AD – Kärpät d’Oulu

52.  Ailes rouges de Détroit : Anton Olsson – DG – Faucons rouges de Malmö

53.  Sabres de Buffalo : Matthew Knies – AG – Tempête de Tri-Cities

54.  Sauvage du Minnesota : Shai Buium – DG – Mousquetaires de Sioux City

55.  Capitales de Washington : Oliver Kapanen – A – KalPa

56.  Feuilles d’érables de Toronto : Vladislav Lukashevich – DG – Loko Yaroslavl

57.  Pingouins de Pittsburgh : Ryan Ufko – DD – Acier de Chicago

58.  Panthères de la Floride : Artyom Grushnikov – DG – Bouledogues d’Hamilton

59.  Ouragans de la Caroline : Wyatt Johnston – C – Cracheurs de feu de Windsor

60.  Insulaires de la Nouvelle-York : Matvei Petrov – AG – Krylia Sovetov Moskva

61.  Diables du Nouveau chandail : Joshua Roy – C – Chiens de la mer de Saint-Jean

62.  Éperviers noirs de Chicago : Brent Johnson – DD – Stampede de Sioux Falls

63.  Canadiens de Montréal : Jack Bar – DD – Acier de Chicago

64. Canadiens de Montréal : Olivier Nadeau – AD – Cataractes de Shawinigan

 

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Montreal Canadiens select Logan Mailloux in NHL draft despite teen's 2020 trouble in Sweden

When he returned to North America, he found NHL teams asking about the incident in pre-draft interviews. After multiple media reports chronicling what happened in Sweden were published, a dozen teams vowed not to have Mailloux on their draft boards. Mailloux decided to "renounce" himself from the draft, in a highly unusual move, because he was still eligible to be drafted.

"The NHL draft should be one of the most exciting landmark moments in a player's career, and given the circumstances, I don't feel I have demonstrated strong enough maturity or character to earn that privilege in the 2021 draft," he wrote in a statement on social media earlier this week. "I know it will take time for society to build back the trust I have lost, and that is why I think it is best that I renounce myself from the 2021 NHL draft and ask that no one select me this upcoming weekend."

 

A source told ESPN that multiple teams still intended on selecting Mailloux, a defenseman, in the draft, with an eye on Saturday's second round. But the Canadiens opted to select him with their first and only pick in the first round.

 

"By drafting prospect Logan Mailloux with the 31st overall pick, the Montreal Canadiens organization not only selected a promising hockey player, but also a young man who recently admitted to making a serious mistake," the team said in a statement. "The Canadiens are aware of the situation and by no means minimize the severity of Logan's actions. Logan understands the impact of his actions.

 

"His recent public statement is a genuine acknowledgement of his poor behavior and the first step on his personal journey. We are making a commitment to accompany Logan on his journey by providing him with the tools to mature and the necessary support to guide him in his development. We are also committed to raising awareness among our players about the repercussions of their actions on the lives of others."

 

A source close to Mailloux said he was unaware the Canadiens were selecting him until the pick was announced, although the team had shown interest in him during multiple interviews.

 

Mailloux is expected to play for the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League next season, although that hasn't been formalized. He also played for the Knights in 2019-20.

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I'm happy as a pig in **** we got Eklund on the sharks.

 

He looks to be the best player in the draft. Also he was a sharks fan growing up and is just over the moon to be drafted by the sharks

 

Also if he wears number 1 through 5, the Eklund E5 jokes are sitting there waiting for us.

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The Wild's 1st 3 selections were pretty good.  After that...it was just throwing darts at a board IMO.  

 

Wallstedt at 20 was a great pick and the price to move up was just a 3rd round pick.  Lambos, not quite as excited about him.   Jack Peart was a great pick in the 2nd round.  

 

The Wild ended up drafting 4 WHL players which I can't help but think was a side effect of the pandemic, or we just really like players from that league.   

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