Last year I was 27/30 on players that would be picked in the first round (Jeremy Morin, Stefan Elliot and Drew Shore killed the perfect game!) but I was only 10/30 on matching player and team. Remember, this is not a ranking, it’s a Mock Draft.
At Crash The Crease we will run weekly polls and have a summary on each one once the week is over. Our first weekly polls asks who should be the first overall pick in the 2010 Entry Draft.
The top 100 players available for the 2010 Entry Draft will meet in Toronto at the end of May for the annual NHL Scouting Combine.
What if we had to do the first round of the 2009 NHL draft all over again right now? This comes from the Hockey News.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced that it is among several North American NHL teams bidding to host either the 2012 or 2013 NHL All-Star Weekend. The Maple Leafs last hosted the NHL All-Star Weekend at Air Canada Centre in 2000.
Here’s the second installment. 50-41 was released on Thursday.
In this installment, we’ll highlight the players whose values have gone up and down over the last few weeks in anticipation of the of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. This does take into account the CSB Midterms and Bob MacKenzie’s recent mid season top thirty including personal viewings of the different prospects.
The Windsor Spitfires are in a fierce competition to repeat as Ontario Hockey League and Memorial Cup champions. But there’s another competition going on inside the team’s dressing room that might not be as fierce, but it’s definitely there.
Some of the best players available for the 2010 Entry Draft had a chance to show their wares during the skills contest at the CHL/NHL Top Prospects Skills Competition.
Truth, Justice and……John Tavares Is this kid actually going to be able to situate himself properly to be considered the next “new” face of the NHL? The “Isles”? Or – what if he just can not cut it in the NHL (which I highly doubt)? Records broken, rule changes, and the new face for a [...]
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