Blade Jenkins lands in the 51st spot in the CanucksArmy prospect rankings for the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. Definitely one of the best names of this draft class, Jenkins played his draft minus one season with the UDNTDP, where he was committed to head to the University of Michigan this upcoming fall. But decided to…
After going undrafted in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft, Sean Durzi is the 52nd ranked prospect for this draft class. When looking back, you can understand why he was passed over – after putting up 10 goals in his draft minus season, Durzi suffered some bad luck in terms of shooting percentage and battled an…
The nephew of Chris Drury, Jack checks in as the 53rd ranked prospect in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. The left-handed centre had a good season overall that should see him in the conversation as a potential 2nd or 3rd round pick in this upcoming draft class. He has all the intangibles that teams desire…
Landing in the 54th slot in our CanucksArmy 2018 NHL Entry Draft rankings is Czech forward Jakub Lauko. Lauko is a player that impressed at the international tournaments throughout the season and is oozing with skill that makes him a really attractive long-term option in the second round. As we’ve seen with any teenage prospect,…
Jacob Ragnarsson is an American born defenceman of Swedish descent who was a regular in the Allsvenskan this year. The son of former NHLer Marcus Ragnarsson, Jacob may be one of the most underrated prospects of this draft class as he isn’t really noted in many public rankings and landed as the 44th best European…
This week was all about the baby Canucks. With both Petrus Palmu and Michael DiPietro signing their entry-level contracts, the Canucks have now inked 5 of 8 players from their 2017 draft class. The current success of that draft is unprecedented, so you can’t blame a fan for being a little excited!
