CRAIG'S LIST: As TSN Director of Scouting CraigJButton explains, Jack Hughes’s record-breaking season could end with him leading a historic draft class for American 🇺🇸 hockey talent. Craig's Top 93:
Jack Hughes’s record-breaking season could end with him leading a historic draft class for American hockey talent.
Five other American skaters have worked their way into the top 10. The record for most U.S. players drafted in the first 10 slots of an NHL draft is four . With 10 Americans currently ranked as first-round picks on our list and 18 in our top 50, the record of 12 U.S. players picked in the first round could also be challenged.
That sustained excellence keeps him ahead of TPS Turku right wing Kaapo Kakko and Russian right wing Vasili Podkolzin . Very little separates these two dynamic players who both have plenty of size and high-end skill to offer. Vancouver Giants blueliner Bowen Byram has established himself as the clear top defenceman in this class. The Cranbrook, B.C., native has been an offensive force in the Western Hockey League this season, scoring 26 goals and adding 45 assists in 67 games. I think he’ll be able to run a power play at the NHL level.
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