NHL Entry Draft: First Round Mock Draft Part Two.

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Kristian Vesalainen. 31. player. 105. With Anaheim possessing a single pick in the first round they can use it to address their depth down the middle. Originally <a rel=. LW/RW. Frolunda HC J-20 (SuperElit)

94. Coming off a career year in Spokane, Jaret Anderson-Dolan would be a solid pick for the Blackhawks at number 30. With <a rel=. C. Spokane (WHL). Jaret Anderson-Dolan. 30. player

99. Grant Mismash is another top prospect who is coming off a career year where he put up outstanding numbers between the USHL and the USDP. With St. Louis’ second pick in the first round, I have them adding some center depth which is something they need now with Backes gone to Boston.. C. U.S. National U-18 Team (USDP). Grant Mismash. 29. player

LW. Guelph (OHL). Isaac Ratcliffe. 28. player. 120. The Sharks are in need of some players on the wings, they tried to solve it when they acquired <a rel=

RW. Dynamo Moskva (KHL). Klim Kostin. 27. player. 112. With <a rel=

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NHL Entry Draft: Full First Round Mock Draft and Analysis, Number Two.

By Matt Duscharme | Apr 4, 2017