2021 NHL Mock Draft: March edition (Picks 1-32)
Making sense of the 2021 NHL draft is no easy task, but it’s always fun to guess what NHL teams think of this year’s crop with our first mock draft of the season.
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Making sense of the 2021 NHL draft is no easy task, but it’s always fun to guess what NHL teams think of this year’s crop with our first mock draft of the season.
A powerful two-way defenseman who took his talents to Finland after his WHL season with the Winnipeg Ice was delayed, Carson Lambos is a minute-eating workhorse who can excel in any situation.
An elite goal scorer who centers the NTDP 18’s top line, native Minnesotan Chaz Lucius is bouncing back from a serious injury to stay in the conversation for top U.S.-born forward in the 2021 NHL draft.
Smooth-skating defender Luke Hughes is carving out his own identity as one of the top American-born blueliners to ever come out of the U.S. National Team Development Program.
A versatile winger who uses his massive frame to hammer opponents, Charlottetown’s Ben Boyd has found a role on one of the QMJHL’s leading contenders.
A feisty, in-your-face winger, Charlottetown’s Drew Elliot plays a critical defensive role for the QMJHL’s top team.
Halifax Mooseheads’ forward Robert Orr is one of the fastest risers among North American prospects eligible for the 2021 NHL draft. He’s played on the top line for most of the season, notching 10 goals and 11 assists in his first 28 games.
Shawinigan Cataractes winger Anthony Bedard is a feisty and aggressive forward who plays the game at a fast pace and also contributes on the penalty kill.
A top-line winger and leading scorer for the QMJHL’s Shawinigan Cataractes, Olivier Nadeau is putting together an impressive draft season.
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The 2020-21 AHL season is well underway, which means it’s time for our Jon Litterine to highlight 10 noteworthy performers from the month of February.
Michigan teammates Owen Power and Matt Beniers continue to lead the way for the NHL’s Draft Class of ’21
Djugardens left wing William Eklund is an electrifying talent who personifies clutch play, timeliness, and excitability.
A physical two-way center with a nonstop motor, Michigan Wolverines’ freshman Matt Beniers is one of the top forwards available for the 2021 NHL draft.
The premier defender in a draft loaded with blueliners, Owen Power has taken the NCAA by storm as a freshman for the University of Michigan.
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