The Hockey PDOcast Episode 361: Mock Draft v2.0
Cam Robinson and Rachel Doerrie join the show to discuss draft philosophy, and how to maximize value when everyone is looking at roughly the same stuff. We make each of the 15 lottery picks based on what we think should happen given the talent available, not necessarily what we think will happen at the actual draft. We also get into the strengths and weaknesses of each top prospect, how their skills translate to the next level, and what a reasonable NHL comparable for their game is. The topics we cover include:
1:30 Pros and cons of extra preparation time
18:30 1st pick – Quinton Byfield
25:40 2nd pick – Alexis Lafreniere
30:30 3rd pick – Marco Rossi
35:30 4th pick – Lucas Raymond
39:20 5th pick – Tim Stutzle
46:00 6th pick – Alexander Holtz
51:00 7th pick – Jake Sanderson
59:30 8th pick – Jamie Drysdale
1:04:00 9th pick – Cole Perfetti
1:09:00 10th pick – Anton Lundell
1:11:00 11th pick – Seth Jarvis
1:16:00 12th pick – Dawson Mercer
1:17:30 13th pick – Yaroslav Askarov
1:22:30 14th pick – Jack Quinn
1:25:00 15th pick – Rodion Amirov
1:26:30 High upside pick that could fall
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