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cepi » pon 19. dub 2010 11:07
Taylor Hall, LW Windsor (OHL)- The "Duke of Windsor" is the real deal. A blazing fast skater with all of the elite offensive skills and scoring instincts of a star forward at the NHL level. He isn't the biggest player on the ice, but he makes up for it with his superior vision and sense. Needs to work on the defensive aspects of his game, but his offensive ability is almost off the charts. One scout told me that Hall's hockey talent and style reminds him of Phil Kessel, but not personality/off-ice stuff. Good teammate and should contribute in the NHL right away.
Tyler Seguin, C Plymouth (OHL)- Yet another elite draft prospect coming out of the OHL, much like what happened in 2008. Seguin led the Team Canada U-18 team to gold in Slovakia in August with a brilliant performance, and then followed it up with a tremendous offensive start with the Whalers. Although he's not been able to keep pace with Hall, it bears noting that he doesn't have anywhere near the skilled and deep team Hall does. Tremendous hands and can dangle with the best of them at top speed. Doesn't have that extra separation gear, but can skate. Not big, but plays with an edge. A leader and fierce competitor. Didn't make the Canada U-20 WJC team as a late cut, but should be there next year.
Cam Fowler, D Windsor (OHL)- At the head of the 2010 draft class for defenseman. A stud prospect who does everything well and has no glaring weaknesses in his game. But, he's likely at the top of Boston's wish list given the team's dearth of marquee defense prospects and a near limitless upside.
Brandon Gormley, D Moncton (QMJHL) - Former top pick in the Q midget draft was Seguin's teammate in Slovakia and has a lot of upside, though not quite there with Fowler in the opinion of some. Can play that two-way game, but is better defensively at this point and not as much of a lock to be a big point-getter in the NHL. Big point shot and very good skater with size and a lot of room to grow.
Kirill Kabanov, LW, Moncton (QMJHL)- Gormley's teammate suffered a significant wrist injury that could drop him in the draft, but as far as pure talent goes, is right up there in/near the top-five. Puckhandling savant who can do anything he wants with the biscuit. Great 1-on-1 player. Plays a North American style and is comfortable in this setting, speaking very good English and expressing desire to play in the NHL. Playmaker and finisher who needs to get bigger and be more defensively responsible, but who has won over the coaches and teammates in Moncton. The injury and how he comes back from it will be worth watching.
Others: Mikael Granlund, Erik Gudbranson, Vladimir Tarasenko, Alex Burmistrov, Nino Niederreiter and Brett Connolly.
Ja ale budu spokojenej s kymkoliv pac posledni 2 drafty vyjit lip ani nemohli 
