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by Dread_Pirate_Westley
Pronman released updated rankings this morning.
Top 10:
1. Bedard
2. Fantilli
3. Michkov
4. Carlsson
5. Smith
6. Danielson
7. Reinbacher
8. Dvorsky
9. But
10. Simashev
He has two defensemen in the top 10 now.
Two players to watch for the Blues, imo:
6. Nate Danielson, C, Brandon (WHL)
Sep. 27, 2004 | 6′ 1.5″ | 185 pounds | Shoots right
March 2023 Ranking: 5
Analysis: Danielson is a well-rounded center who has a lot of NHL traits. He’s a big body who skates and competes well, which when combined with his offensive touch, allows him to be effective in a lot of situations. He has an excellent stick, and is able to beat defenders with skill at NHL speeds often. He makes a lot of plays with pace but also shows the vision and shot threat to run a power play off the edge. Danielson is a competitive two-way center who wins a good share of puck battles and can kill penalties. He looks like a potential high-in-the-lineup all-situations center in the NHL
7. David Reinbacher, D, Kloten (SWISS)
Oct. 25, 2004 | 6′ 2.0″ | 185 pounds | Shoots right
Analysis: Reinbacher is an excellent all-around defenseman. His mobility stands out immediately, especially as a 6-foot-2 right-shot defender. Reinbacher’s gap control is quite strong; he kills a lot of plays due to his feet. He can close on guys with his body too, and shows a high compete level to win back pucks. He’s very polished defensively for such a young player, and projects to shut down good NHL forwards. He’s able to both skate and pass pucks up ice. He’s got good offensive touch, showing solid hands and better vision. He’s not dynamic with the puck but showed this season at a young age he could make plays and move the puck like a pro. His sense is very good and he projects to be a power-play guy in the NHL. Reinbacher is a potential top-pair, all-situations NHL defenseman.
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