NHL Entry Draft: First Round Mock Draft Part Two.

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Swift Current (WHL). Aleksi Heponiemi. 25. player. 95. Aleksi Heponiemi is coming off his first season in North America where he absolutely killed it in the WHL putting up 86 points in 72 games. Besides <a rel=. C

With the Blues first pick in the first round, Shane Bowers is a guy who can help the Blues down the middle quite significantly. He’s already committed to Boston Univ. next season which means St. Louis is a season away from Bowers, but once he’s pro ready, he’s going to be a very solid prospect.. C. Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL). Shane Bowers. 24. player. 99

player. 92. Josh Norris is one of those players who is ranked at the end of the first round and the end of the second. But one thing remains, he has a lot of potentials. Pittsburgh is going to need center depth with, and with a selection like Norris, they are putting themselves in a very solid position.. C. U.S. National U-18 Team (USDP). Josh Norris. 23

121. In Arizona’s second pick I have them selecting stud defenseman Conor Timmins. Now with <a rel=. D. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL). Conor Timmins. 21. player

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

By Matt Duscharme | Apr 4, 2017