@@Xerxsion I wouldnt go as far as putting Aho in there with Kuch and Robertson. They've hit the 100 point mark. Ahos a great player but not that possible slim exception
@@mitchelsullivan3118 You clearly don’t watch him play at all. The reason for Aho’s lack of flashy offensive numbers are largely due to lack of equally as good talent on his line and Carolina’s system is ATROCIOUS for generating offense.
feels like picking goalies is cheating a little bit because of how unpredictable they are from draft to the very end of their careers haha but some very cool picks !!
I'd give 2016 honorable mentions to Jesper Bratt and Brandon Hagel. Not to shabby for a couple of 6th-rounders. One has to wonder if Buffalo is kicking themselves for letting Hagel walk, instead of signing him.
You could do a top 10 late bloomers. Guys who were either touted as a top end player, or who were not expected to be much, that took a while but ended up being a solid nhl player. Guys like stephenson and tage thompson are perfect examples.
@@adamholt929 because he had just turned 24 and was almost completely out of the league. He was fringe….. And then he was moved to center. It’s still odd. He went from barely any offense too a goal scoring machine…..no middle
1979 Mark Messier 1980 Jari Kurri 1981 Mike Vernon 1982 Doug Gilmour 1983 Dominik Hasek 1984 Patirck Roy, Brett Hull and Luc Robitaille 1985 Igor Larionov 1986 Lyle Odelein 1987 Theo Fleury 1988 Mark Recchi and Rob Blake 1989 Nicklas Lidstrom and Sergei Fedorov 1990 Sergei Zubov 1991 Chris Osgood 1992 Nikolai Khabibulin or Jere Lehtinen 1993 Pavol Demitra 1994 Daniel Alfredsson 1995 Mikka Kiprusoff 1996 Zdeno Chara 1997 Brian Campbell 1998 Pavel Datsyuk 1999 Henrik Zetterberg
Interesting fact with Mark Stone is the Senators didn't draft him with their own pick. The Senators traded backup goaltender Alex Auld to the Dallas Stars for a 6th round pick which the Sens used to draft Mark Stone. So what initially seemed like a nothing trade turned out to be one of the best trades in Senators history. And ironically Stone and the Golden Knights just defeated the Dallas Stars!
In my probably biased opinion, anders lee was a bigger steal from 2009, 6th round 152nd overall. 678 games 240 goals 176 assists for 416 points. Also our current captain.
good stuff. Quick is head and shoulders better than Yandle but i guess i get it. relatedly, if you do this type of thing again in the future you should consider having a little honorable mention list on the screen for each year. could also inspire more chat in the comments as viewers are reminded of other players that might have been picked in place of your top choice.
Even as an isles fan, it’s crazy how good hank was compared to how small his trophy case is. Like, 1 vezna, 1 cup appearance, 2 all star appearances is criminal. A top 5 goalie ever and his accolades don’t qualify for the hof. His numbers are a different story and will make him first ballot at least.
I would choose Patrick Sharp for 2001, Kris Letang deserves a mention for 2005, 2008 should be Braden Holtby or Cam Atkinson, 2009 Darcy Kuemper, 2012 also had Jacob Slavin, 2014 had Igor Shesterkin. Also I think draft classes from 2016 and beyond are too early to judge now
@OhNyquist this will be a fun one! Before I watch it, I'm gonna look at the past drafts and come up with my list then see how they compare! But I will say there is only one correct answer for 2015 haha
The 2003 draft in both the NHL and NBA were both completely stacked and considered to be amongst the best drafts in the history of both leagues -- Makes me wonder what was in the water back in 1984/1985.
I would think Sebastion Aho would be considered a HUGE steal. Second rounder. Only McDavid, Eichel, and Marner have more points, and add in the fact that Aho spent his first year in the AHL and he's only 28 points behind Marner. Seems like a huge steal.
2015 has got to be my favourite draft of all time. the bruins had 3 early mid round picks and all three were surrounded by all stars and a few that are some of the best in the league. comedy gold.
12:01 I'm not debating whether Adam Fox is one of the best defenders in the league, he clearly is but the notion that he is as you say "easily the biggest steal from the 2016 draft" is something that I would say Jesper Bratt brings into question. Is a third round pick a bigger STEAL then a mid six round pick, I think a guy picked at 66 becoming a star is more plausible than a guy at 162, is Fox a better player than Bratt, yes, but is he a bigger steal, I'd say no, Let alone the fact that Fox openly said he wouldn't play for anyone who drafted him, that's why he fell to the third round, and thus he never signed with the team that drafted him, so he wasn't really a steal in that draft because he chose who he wanted to play for.
My only argument is how many goalies, I get they are all great tendys, but most goalies go in later rounds . Not so much a steal when they are going where expected.
I agree it's way too early to tell on those most recent draft but one has to monitor the development of Jordan Dumais, 2nd to last 3rd pick in 2022. He does not even play first line, is not always on the PP either, in a very competitive QMJHL team (2nd best after the Remparts actually) yet was the only other kid with a points production similar to Connor Bedard's in this underrated CHL branch. He finished the regular season with 54 goals and 86 assists, got much less time on ice than most of his more experienced teammates in the playoffs and still racked up 21 points in 15 PO games. Kid has a lot to improve upon to even make it into the NHL one day, on defense & physicality mostly, but will most likely have to play first line next year as several of his most talented teammates won't be returning due to the age limit which could help him work a lot on those aspects, will be very interesting to see.
I don't think Fox should be considered for this list at all. A player isn't really a steal if they publicly refuse to sign or play for the team that drafted them.
I have to wonder how you feel about undrafted players? Do they count towards that year's draft class? We saw him on the Kraken briefly in the playoffs already, and hes destroying the AHL, but Tye Kartye already has the makings of an NHL starter.
What about juuso pärssinen drafted in the 7th round in 2019 by the preds and he got 25 points in 45 games this season as a rookie. I feel like he deserves an honorable mention at least
Having Lundqvist's pic in a Capital jersey is blasphemous. 15 years as a Ranger, never played a game for the Caps and he's wearing a Capitals jersey. Sooo wrong.
I personally disagree on Craig Anderson. Getting a decent goalie in the 3rd round is good but not a huge steal for me. Mike Smith was in the 5th round for example. Sharp, Jussi Jokinen, Zidlicky and Oduya are other alternatives I prefer as great steals
I would've had Bratt over Fox for 2016. Now, Fox is definitely better and in a vacuum is the logical choice for steal of the draft. However, Bratt is a 6th round pick which is a lot more impressive than a 3rd. So we are looking at a 6th for a top line winger vs a 3rd for a top 5 offensive defender; slight edge to Fox. HOWEVER, the second fact here is that, a big part of why Fox dropped, beyond is size, is that he only wanted to play for one team. This essentially means, Fox would be a steal for only 1 team while being a wasted pick for the others in the draft. So with those two things in mind, I think Jesper Bratt is the biggest steal from that year.
In my opinion the 2015 draft was the best with the number one overall was Connor mcdavid and second overall was jack eikle and kirill kaprzov and a lot of other players that are really good Sorry for the spelling on some of the words
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You could mention Ondrej Palat in 2011 as he was 6th round draft pick, but obviously Gaudreau was a bigger steal
Unlike gaudreau palat has been a key to a cup
Palat was a 7th round pick at 19 years old, 208th out of 210
Yes you could
Nikita Kucherov is also an absolute steal in this draft
@@karlmanchur9906 TBF, McDavid is effectively a steal.
I generally agree with not picking 2nd round picks for steals. But for 2017, I feel like you gotta make an exception for Jason Robertson.
If you do that, gotta do the same for Kucherov and Aho picks as they are even bigger steals
@@Xerxsion for real. Getting kucherov in the second round is absolutely insane considering how he panned out
@@TheMemeBorrower. he was considered a top 10 draft Pick but his future in the NHL were unlikely which made gm scared to take him.
@@Xerxsion I wouldnt go as far as putting Aho in there with Kuch and Robertson. They've hit the 100 point mark. Ahos a great player but not that possible slim exception
@@mitchelsullivan3118 You clearly don’t watch him play at all. The reason for Aho’s lack of flashy offensive numbers are largely due to lack of equally as good talent on his line and Carolina’s system is ATROCIOUS for generating offense.
feels like picking goalies is cheating a little bit because of how unpredictable they are from draft to the very end of their careers haha but some very cool picks !!
Yep too many goalies. Any goalie can be good/have good stats depending of the team in front of him.
Pretty good point, most goalies are drafted later on.
I'd give 2016 honorable mentions to Jesper Bratt and Brandon Hagel. Not to shabby for a couple of 6th-rounders. One has to wonder if Buffalo is kicking themselves for letting Hagel walk, instead of signing him.
Yea that sucks for Buffalo
Yeah Bratt is pretty dang good
@@danevertt3210 especially considering what Chicago flipped him for
@@danieljacobson9097 what’d they get?
@@danevertt3210I think two firsts
You could do a top 10 late bloomers. Guys who were either touted as a top end player, or who were not expected to be much, that took a while but ended up being a solid nhl player. Guys like stephenson and tage thompson are perfect examples.
See Tage Thompson
Dylan strome could probably make that list too
Brett Hull, Blake Wheeler, William Karlsson, Lawson Crouse, Pat Maroon, and that'd just off the top of my head.
How is Thompson a late bloomer? Guys only 25
@@adamholt929 because he had just turned 24 and was almost completely out of the league. He was fringe…..
And then he was moved to center. It’s still odd. He went from barely any offense too a goal scoring machine…..no middle
Steals should definitely start in the second round. Come on, Kucherov late 2nd is insane
I know he was a second-round pick but come on Jason Robertson was an absolute steal by Dallas
Great video once again. Thanks for the entertainment throughout the years
McDavid at 1 is such a steal
1979 Mark Messier
1980 Jari Kurri
1981 Mike Vernon
1982 Doug Gilmour
1983 Dominik Hasek
1984 Patirck Roy, Brett Hull and Luc Robitaille
1985 Igor Larionov
1986 Lyle Odelein
1987 Theo Fleury
1988 Mark Recchi and Rob Blake
1989 Nicklas Lidstrom and Sergei Fedorov
1990 Sergei Zubov
1991 Chris Osgood
1992 Nikolai Khabibulin or Jere Lehtinen
1993 Pavol Demitra
1994 Daniel Alfredsson
1995 Mikka Kiprusoff
1996 Zdeno Chara
1997 Brian Campbell
1998 Pavel Datsyuk
1999 Henrik Zetterberg
the redwings were pretty good at drafting
Thanks for that list.
For Henrik Lundqvists picture he used him in a capitals jersey😂😂
Lovely troll move
Adam Fantilli was such a steel he was supposed to go second overall
Love the content as always brother, some of the best hockey content out there 💜👑
So basically which legendary goalie went latest that year
Btw Filppula is written with 2 p’s and 1 l
Lol
Also Maccelli is with two L's
Bratt going in the 6th round in 2016 probably deserved an honorable mention
Jesper bratt not getting any love kinda crazy 6th round and 276 points
He made the jump to the NHL relatively fast as well
Interesting fact with Mark Stone is the Senators didn't draft him with their own pick. The Senators traded backup goaltender Alex Auld to the Dallas Stars for a 6th round pick which the Sens used to draft Mark Stone. So what initially seemed like a nothing trade turned out to be one of the best trades in Senators history. And ironically Stone and the Golden Knights just defeated the Dallas Stars!
In my probably biased opinion, anders lee was a bigger steal from 2009, 6th round 152nd overall. 678 games 240 goals 176 assists for 416 points. Also our current captain.
i love how quickie is ur pick for 2005 and if u included the whole draft and not just round3+ i would have Kopitar as the biggest steal at 11 😂
I miss Craig Anderson already. Heck of a guy. So glad he got to retire in the blue & gold.
Another honorable mention for the 2005 draft was Kris Letang. He was drafted 3rd round and is still a pretty decent player.
I will think that Dustin wolf will become a bigger steal then macceli
But only once he gets nhl time
Johnny hockey and the Cat not being first rounders is absolutely insane... but we all know Pavel and Z are the biggest draft steals of all time 😁
goalies always go low so idk if third round is a “steal” but definitely some of them did great to climb up the ranks
could have mentioned that Filppula is in the triple gold club
Simple but amazing content. You can do this over every year and ill watch.
good stuff. Quick is head and shoulders better than Yandle but i guess i get it. relatedly, if you do this type of thing again in the future you should consider having a little honorable mention list on the screen for each year. could also inspire more chat in the comments as viewers are reminded of other players that might have been picked in place of your top choice.
Even as an isles fan, it’s crazy how good hank was compared to how small his trophy case is. Like, 1 vezna, 1 cup appearance, 2 all star appearances is criminal. A top 5 goalie ever and his accolades don’t qualify for the hof. His numbers are a different story and will make him first ballot at least.
I would choose Patrick Sharp for 2001, Kris Letang deserves a mention for 2005, 2008 should be Braden Holtby or Cam Atkinson, 2009 Darcy Kuemper, 2012 also had Jacob Slavin, 2014 had Igor Shesterkin. Also I think draft classes from 2016 and beyond are too early to judge now
Lol how is 2016 and 2017 to early lmao and Spurgeon is better than those 2
2009 Darcy Kuemper? Na
The Letang slander is crazy how could he not be mentioned
Sorry but McKenzie Weegar as a 7th round pick in 2013 is a much bigger steal than Saros
@OhNyquist this will be a fun one! Before I watch it, I'm gonna look at the past drafts and come up with my list then see how they compare! But I will say there is only one correct answer for 2015 haha
Nyquist used Hank in a caps uniform💀
Stay safe out their from another Halifax residence to another 🙏.
Too many goalies bruh.
Its common for goalies to be drafted late.
The 2003 draft in both the NHL and NBA were both completely stacked and considered to be amongst the best drafts in the history of both leagues -- Makes me wonder what was in the water back in 1984/1985.
Love the vids❤❤❤❤
It’s always a great day when you upload. You should have done 1 or 2 honorable mentions.
I would think Sebastion Aho would be considered a HUGE steal. Second rounder. Only McDavid, Eichel, and Marner have more points, and add in the fact that Aho spent his first year in the AHL and he's only 28 points behind Marner. Seems like a huge steal.
Parssinen as the 210th pick in 2019 feels like a steal. Although Maccelli is definitely not a bad pick either.
How dare u use capitals jersey Hank
In 5 years Dustin Wolf will be the biggest steal of the 2019 draft
Can you please make a video about Latvias historic wc campaign
why would you put a picture of lundqvist in a capitals jersey and not a rangers one lol?
You should do an update of best active player based on jersey number from 1-99
Keep up the good work! ❤
2015 has got to be my favourite draft of all time. the bruins had 3 early mid round picks and all three were surrounded by all stars and a few that are some of the best in the league. comedy gold.
Filppula was first and is only triple gold player in Finland. Don't forget that. :)
Ah man I'd love a video on biggest busts...except it might be tough to come up with one for the 2012 draft.
12:01 I'm not debating whether Adam Fox is one of the best defenders in the league, he clearly is but the notion that he is as you say "easily the biggest steal from the 2016 draft" is something that I would say Jesper Bratt brings into question. Is a third round pick a bigger STEAL then a mid six round pick, I think a guy picked at 66 becoming a star is more plausible than a guy at 162, is Fox a better player than Bratt, yes, but is he a bigger steal, I'd say no, Let alone the fact that Fox openly said he wouldn't play for anyone who drafted him, that's why he fell to the third round, and thus he never signed with the team that drafted him, so he wasn't really a steal in that draft because he chose who he wanted to play for.
When you mentioned how Marchand likes to “get under people’s skin” my only thought was nah he like to lick peoples skin too
My only argument is how many goalies, I get they are all great tendys, but most goalies go in later rounds . Not so much a steal when they are going where expected.
No mention of Sebastian Aho in the 2015 draft?
2022 6th round pick Josh Filmon is looking like a huge steal. 2021 I’d say is Niko Huuhtanen who was literally picked last overall
Bergeron in the second round is an insane steal, especially considering in a redraft he would go 1st or 2nd
Pastrnak honorable mention in 2014
24th pick turned 60 goal scorer
Getting Patric Hörnqvist with the last selection of the draft must surely be the biggest steal of 2005
in 2022 I feel like Lane Hutson will be a high way robbery and a top 3 pick in this draft and for a late second round thats crazy
Used the caps picture Hank 😂😂 nice
I agree it's way too early to tell on those most recent draft but one has to monitor the development of Jordan Dumais, 2nd to last 3rd pick in 2022. He does not even play first line, is not always on the PP either, in a very competitive QMJHL team (2nd best after the Remparts actually) yet was the only other kid with a points production similar to Connor Bedard's in this underrated CHL branch. He finished the regular season with 54 goals and 86 assists, got much less time on ice than most of his more experienced teammates in the playoffs and still racked up 21 points in 15 PO games.
Kid has a lot to improve upon to even make it into the NHL one day, on defense & physicality mostly, but will most likely have to play first line next year as several of his most talented teammates won't be returning due to the age limit which could help him work a lot on those aspects, will be very interesting to see.
Valtteri Filppula is also the only finnish hockey player that is in the triple gold club
You should mention Ivan mitchcov for Washington last 21-22 szn
What the hell is wrong with you putting hank in a capitals jersey
Can you do a video on the best undrafted players
King Henry not having a cup is such a bummer.
I personally think Braden Holtby should have been here, but all the selections are good
For 2018 draft honorable mention to Philip kurshave
Hank is the biggest draft steal in this list, and by miles.
Definitely not
@@bough2923 Name someone who is close
@@midimusicforeverQuick because he has a cup
@@gogolplex74 That is a dumb argument. Was Brett Connolly a better player than Gilbert Perreault then? The latter has no cup.
Why the hell is lundqvist wearing a caps jersey
I don't think Fox should be considered for this list at all. A player isn't really a steal if they publicly refuse to sign or play for the team that drafted them.
I still don’t understand how this guy doesn’t have 100k+ subs.
2012 Jaccob Slavin
4th round 120th overall?
The picture of Hank in a Capitals jersey doesn’t feel right
Honorable mention Roope Hintz late 2nd round pick. I’d classify him as a steal.
Jamie benn also punked his team out of the Stanly cup finals
I have to wonder how you feel about undrafted players? Do they count towards that year's draft class? We saw him on the Kraken briefly in the playoffs already, and hes destroying the AHL, but Tye Kartye already has the makings of an NHL starter.
Generally doesn’t count. Players can technically be eligible more than once for a draft
This is a short video if it’s every draft since 1967, oh wait never mind
I feel like that might have been overkill lol
@@OhNyquist bordering on THG levels of attention to detail
Why did you use his caps headshot he never played for them
I would definitely go with Mikey Anderson over Batherson for 2017. He's already an elite defensive D man at age 23, playing top pair minutes.
What about juuso pärssinen drafted in the 7th round in 2019 by the preds and he got 25 points in 45 games this season as a rookie. I feel like he deserves an honorable mention at least
I can’t believe Jesper Bratt wasn’t on there wasn’t he a sixth rounder? I could be wrong
Using a pic of Hank in a Caps jersey should be a crime.
I understand why you would pick Point over Shesty but at least give him an honerable mention.
for 2001 i was thinking patrick sharp, maybe im tripping tho
Biggest bust please! Also I think Stuetzle should’ve been drafted 1st overall in 2020 so that’s a steal for the sens
Having Lundqvist's pic in a Capital jersey is blasphemous. 15 years as a Ranger, never played a game for the Caps and he's wearing a Capitals jersey. Sooo wrong.
I personally disagree on Craig Anderson. Getting a decent goalie in the 3rd round is good but not a huge steal for me. Mike Smith was in the 5th round for example. Sharp, Jussi Jokinen, Zidlicky and Oduya are other alternatives I prefer as great steals
Hate to see Fox here, he wasn’t exactly a diamond in the rough just openly said he wouldn’t play for anyone so there’s no point in drafting him
Jesper Bratt
using a Caps picture for hank is bold and cursed
The steal of 2023 nhl draft has to be the Chicago Blackhawks getting the first overall pick
Should be Hornqvist for 2005 since he is literally the last pick of that draft!
Lightning’s second cup they won in 04 geez
I would've had Bratt over Fox for 2016. Now, Fox is definitely better and in a vacuum is the logical choice for steal of the draft. However, Bratt is a 6th round pick which is a lot more impressive than a 3rd. So we are looking at a 6th for a top line winger vs a 3rd for a top 5 offensive defender; slight edge to Fox. HOWEVER, the second fact here is that, a big part of why Fox dropped, beyond is size, is that he only wanted to play for one team. This essentially means, Fox would be a steal for only 1 team while being a wasted pick for the others in the draft. So with those two things in mind, I think Jesper Bratt is the biggest steal from that year.
WHY THE FLAMES REFERENCE FOR ADAM FOX DONT REMIND ME 🥲🥲😪😪
Roman Josi and Mike Fisher for 2011, Filip Forsberg and Juuse Saros for 2013.
In my opinion the 2015 draft was the best with the number one overall was Connor mcdavid and second overall was jack eikle and kirill kaprzov and a lot of other players that are really good
Sorry for the spelling on some of the words
I agree with 2008 I feel Spurgeon And Brodin Are quite underrated
Why is Lundqvist wearing a Capitals jersey here??
The biggest draft steal as a goalie was Henrik Lundqvist and it’s not even close.
Ah, Henrik Lundqvist. The Capitals legend.