NHL Draft 2008: Mock Draft

Alan Bass handicaps the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.

by Alan Bass (Senior Writer)

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June 19, 2008

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Well, here it is, the day before the 2008 NHL Entry Draft: Alan Bass’ mock draft.  This mock draft has been thought out for a few weeks now, and I have included trades that may very well happen on draft day.  I have never been so excited for a draft before, and I am greatly looking forward to it.

1.           Tampa Bay Lightning

    Stephen Stamkos, C, Sarnia, OHL

2.           Los Angeles Kings

Drew Doughty, D, Guelph, OHL

3.           Atlanta Thrashers

Zach Bogosian, D, Peterborough, OHL

4.           St. Louis Blues

Alex Pietrangelo, D, Niagara, OHL

5.           New York Islanders

Luke Schenn, D, Kelowna, WHL

6.           Columbus Blue Jackets

Nikita Filatov, LW, Central Army, Russia

7.           Toronto Maple Leafs

Mikkel Boedker, LW, Kitchener, OHL

8.           Phoenix Coyotes-- Trade with Sabres for No. 13 pick and player

    Sabres choose Cody Hodgson, C, Brampton, OHL

9.           Nashville Predators (from Florida)

Colin Wilson, C, Boston University, NCAA

10.                 Vancouver Canucks

Zach Boychuk, C, Lethbridge, WHL

11.                 Chicago Blackhawks

Tyler Myers, D, Kelowna, WHL

12.                 Anaheim Ducks (from Edmonton)

Kyle Beach, C, Everett, WHL

13.                 Buffalo Sabres—trade to Phoenix for No. 8 pick and player

Colten Teubert, D, Regina, WHL

14.                 Carolina Hurricanes

Michael del Zotto, D, Oshawa, OHL

15.                 Nashville Predators

Luca Sbisa, D, Lethbridge, WHL

16.                 Boston Bruins

Jacob Markstrom, G, Brynas, Sweden

17.                 Calgary Flames

Mattias Tedenby, D, HV71, Sweden

18.                 Ottawa Senators

Colby Robak, D, Brandon, WHL

19.                 Columbus Blue Jackets (from Colorado)

Josh Bailey, C, Windsor, OHL

20.                 New York Rangers

Jordan Eberle, C, Regina, WHL

21.                 New Jersey Devils

Mikhail Stefanovich, C, Quebec, QMJHL

22.                 Edmonton Oilers (from Anaheim)

Chet Pickard, G, Tri-City, WHL

23.                 Washington Capitals

Yann Sauve, D, Saint John, QMJHL

24.                 Minnesota Wild

Tyler Cuma, D, Ottawa, OHL

25.                 Montreal Canadiens

David Toews, LW Shattuck-St. Mary’s, USHS

26.                 Buffalo Sabres (from San Jose)

Greg Neimsz, C, Windsor, OHL

27.                 Philadelphia Flyers

Harri Sateri, G, Tappara, Finland

28.                 Los Angeles Kings (from Dallas)

AJ Jenks, C, Plymouth, OHL

29.                 Atlanta Thrashers (from Pittsburgh)—Trade to Pittsburgh for draft picks and players

Jared Staal, RW, Sudbury, OHL

30.                 Detroit Red Wings

Anton Gustafsson, C, Frolunda, Sweden

 

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  1. Great article Alan!

    I was just hoping the Rangers could get Teubert...

  2. Stefanovich is going so high at No. 21? Wow, that's interesting. He's ranked to go at the end of the second round at the earliest and the start of the third round at the latest.

    David Toews to Montreal, I like that. Jared Staal at 29 is a surprise too.

    1. Yeah, I feel like Stefanovich is going to surprise people by going in the late first round. He is a great player

  3. I like Schenn a lot...probably the best shutdown dman on the Isles but I have a hard time with them passing up on Boedker or Filatov

  4. Whatever team gets Drew Doughty will have a great d-man. If LA gets him, imagine Johnson, Blake, Visnovsky, Doughty. Pretty potent blueline.

    1. holy crap that would be a great top 4 matt

  5. Washington should trade for the #2 pick and pluck Doughty to play with Karl Alzner. Imagine that duo on the Caps' blueline for the next decade.

    This is all in Alex Ovechkin's fantasy world, of course.

    1. that would be amazing, but i don't think they will be able to get a trade made that would be able to get that valuable pick

  6. wow you were right for 1-6, but then the crazy trades started...oh lord

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