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VSN Presents: S88 VHL Mock Draft


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  1 D.C. Dragons  
 
FISTED ANALLY BY A CIRCUS MONKEY Analfist @STZ
                   
      RW TPE: 392          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 50 50 100 43 408 26 137 39  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 17 9 7 16 7 74 14 36 6  
                       
 
Welcome back to the VHL, John Frostbeard! His return to the general management game couldn't start better with the first overall pick to build around, and we believe that Ottawa Lynx forward FISTED ANALLY BY A CIRCUS MONKEY Analfist is that player. In a draft class heavy with defensemen, Frostbeard decides to go with the consensus top forward available. Analfist scored 100 points, with 50 goals and 50 assists complimenting his well-rounded game. The S87 first overall pick in the VHLM also scored 16 points in 17 playoff games to help Ottawa win the Founder's Cup. On top of his success on the ice, Analfist is the latest player from STZ, a dedicated and loyal member who is absolutely ideal to build around. Frostbeard's return to the VHL couldn't be off to a better start.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  2 Vancouver Wolves  
 
Jacob Stone @scoop
                   
      D TPE: 417          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 28 55 83 31 254 79 137 168  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 7 2 1 3 -1 24 6 14 25  
                       
 
Frank Funk has been facing a lot of scrutiny lately, so the pressure is on to hit with the second overall pick, so what does he do? Trade it to Frank Chadwick and the Vancouver Wolves on the eve of the draft, of course! There is no pipeline whatsoever for Vancouver, but selecting Jacob Stone immediately changes that. The top-earner in the draft class had a successful season in the VHLE with the Vasteras Iron Eagles, showing his two-way skills racking up 83 points and blocking 168 shots, and the Wolves' cap space suggests he will be playing another season there. Stone is the type of player that can immediately give Vancouver a jump-start on revamping their blue line, and is a no-brainer pick for the Wolves at #2.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  3 Toronto Legion  
 
Mark Calaway @Beketov
                   
      D TPE: 353          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 27 48 75 -1 220 52 126 94  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 5 3 2 5 -2 21 2 10 8  
                       
 
Year Two of Mooner's rebuild begins, and even with the misfortune of dropping to the third overall pick in the Draft Lottery, he's still primed to get exactly what he wants: a blue liner capable of protecting franchise goaltender Joel Castle for years to come. Mark Calaway is the perfect addition for the Legion here, and although Toronto will need more defensemen, the massive American defender is as good a start as you can get. He scored 75 points with the Halifax 21st in the VHLM, showing off his well-rounded playing style. Additionally, as the latest player from Beketov, Calaway is as much of a sure thing in the VHL as there is. The only real question mark for Calaway is whether he'll go to Toronto right away or spend a season in the VHLE first.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  4 New York Americans  
                       
  Jesper Davis @Josh     C TPE: 340          
                       
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 35 43 78 7 316 58 118 31  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 14 6 8 14 -5 80 6 26 14  
                       
 
Thadius Sales and the New York Americans have an aging core, and nothing really to get excited for in their prospect pool. He'll fix that by adding the top center in the draft in Jasper Davis, the first piece of the next generation in New York. The Americans have the cap space to play him immediately, but I imagine he'll have a season in the VHLE first to develop further. His build so far is very balanced, and he has developed at a very consistently high pace, but I believe Davis isn't quite where he needs to be to make an immediate impact in New York, at least not right away. Regardless, Jasper Davis will soon be the face of this franchise.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  5 Prague Phantoms  
 
Bobby Bob @Baby Boomer
                   
      D TPE: 366          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 30 82 112 12 253 54 119 124  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 12 2 14 16 2 44 8 17 21  
                       
 
After a dramatic retool this offseason, Prague enters the draft in prime position to begin their new era of prospects by adding the best one available to them. After a long and successful previous career, culminating in an incredible final season, Baby Boomer returns with Bobby Bob, and has needed no time to adjust. Bobby Bob could potentially join Prague's roster this season and will surely be a part of Prague's ever-impressive defensive core for a long time. Prague will need cheaper depth as they hope to overcome a competitive EU conference and give themselves the extra edge to establish themselves as a perennial contender.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  6 Malmo Nighthawks  
 
Moritz Stauffer @GoodLeftUndone
                   
      D TPE: 330          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 17 52 69 -2 183 82 154 104  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 5 0 4 4 -2 18 0 8 8  
                       
 
Malmo made what looks to be a wise decision to tear down and begin the rebuild in Malmo. Picking up a ton of picks and prospects for their core players has accelerated the process immensely. Building from the bottom up, Malmo elects to select Stauffer, an established affiliate member, with Auto-12, making them an incredibly reliable and safe option to lead them for seasons to come. GLU is a great presence in the locker room, and with connections to affiliate members, he has a lot of positive influence. An excellent pick for both vibes and talent. Also of note, our first first-gen off the board!
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  7 Chicago Phoenix  
 
Merome Dilson @MexicanCow123
                   
      G TPE: 354          
                     
  Season GP W L OTL SV% GAA SO GA SA  
  S87 Regular Season 67 45 16 6 0.91 2.58 3 173 1926  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 12 6 5 0 0.881 3.41 0 36 302  
                       
 
One of the few picks we all agreed upon. With rumours of Cole Pearce leaving Chicago, and Shindigs having sadly disappeared, Chicago will be looking to rebuild their back end from scratch. Merome Dilson is by far the best goalie available in the draft, and with most teams struggling with an overabundance of goaltending, Dilson and Chicago seem like a perfect fit. We will see whether Dilson elects to play in the VHL or VHLE this season, as I can not imagine being an underdeveloped rookie starting goaltender in the league will provide a huge amount of personal success for Dilson, but getting established in the VHL and helping build the culture in Chicago could be an intriguing prospect.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  8 New York Americans  
 
Francesco Mancini @GioSivo
                   
      LW TPE: 278          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 30 38 68 17 311 32 116 12  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 4 5 4 9 -4 73 10 26 3  
                       
 
Our first player that should be pretty well guaranteed to be playing in the VHLE this season, in Mancini. New York is another team that simply needs to add as much value as they can with each pick, regardless of position. With an aging group of forwards and defenders, new blood will be key to turning the ship around. Mancini has the potential to be a cornerstone piece for a franchise, and with careful cultivation, and a bit of good old fashioned organized crime, the Italian should have no problem finding a good home in New York.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  9 Helsinki Titans  
 
Gregger McKeggegger @TheNeonShaman
                   
      LW TPE: 267          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 62 62 124 52 481 32 145 48  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 17 10 14 24 14 122 16 32 8  
                       
 
Coming in at ninth on the list is Gregger McKeggegger (trying saying that name three times fast). McKeggegger spent his season in the M where he was apart of the cup winning squad, the Ottawa Lynx. McKeggegger ended up putting up 62 goals and 62 assists, good for 124 points and also a +52 on the season, absolute insanity for offensive production. Another forward to add to the prospect pool and at perfect time, as Helsinki will need to replace two forwards in a couple of seasons.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  10 Moscow Menace  
 
Owen Lazaro @traphag
                   
      LW TPE: 239          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 37 54 91 15 357 70 173 62  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 7 2 1 3 -3 21 2 17 6  
                       
 
The first of the double digits as Owen Lazaro we have going to the Msocow Menace. Owen Lazaro had a great season in the M with the Marauders, where he put up 37 goals and 54 assists, which notched him 91 points on the season. He did struggle a bit in the playoffs, but still a very solid regular season will have him drafted in the first round. He'll be joining the squad in a couple of seasons where a forward spot will open up for Moscow, and that's where Owen Lazaro will slide into the lineup!
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  11 Los Angeles Stars  
 
Liv Slater @Subject056
                   
      D TPE: 220          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 5 35 40 8 95 56 152 99  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 12 4 6 10 2 32 2 23 19  
                       
 
Liv Slater has really come into their own recently, following a average season with Houston, where they posted 5 goals and 35 assists for 40 points in 72 games, Slater's play went to a different level in the playoffs where they had 10 points in 12 games before being eliminated in the 2nd round. Los Angeles is looking to improve thir defensive core for the foreseeable future and Slater would be a great first piece to bring in, as they will be VHL ready as early as S89.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  12 Helsinki Titans  
 
Legacy Gaming @Gaming Ringleader
                   
      RW TPE: 232          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 28 47 75 0 350 39 92 13  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 12 9 10 19 -2 58 4 22 2  
                       
 
Legacy Gaming is back with a new player, this time bringing in a forward to the VHL. Legacy Gaming played with Houston in the M this season, where he put up 28 goals and 47 assists, good for 75 points on the season. Legacy will be a great addition to Helsinki, as they're going to be losing two forwards due to retirement soon. By the time that they retire, Legacy Gaming should be able to make that step to the VHL and slot right in for Helsinki!
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  13 Calgary Wranglers  
 
Rip Wheeler @ScottyP
                   
      LW TPE: 204          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 30 47 77 4 313 97 194 24  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 5 1 3 4 -5 18 12 22 3  
                       
 
Rip Wheeler has the potential to be one of if not the biggest steal in this draft, they have been improving at a fast pace since joining the VHLM's Las Vegas Aces as a waiver signing and impressively posted 30 goals and 47 assists this season to finish 5 points above a point per game. Wheeler is a can't miss prospect and any team that takes him will likely strike gold.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  14 Riga Reign  
 
Mason Rice @Sawyer13
                   
      LW TPE: 210          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 11 21 32 15 137 50 140 22  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 14 1 5 6 0 30 10 23 6  
                       
 
One of the more intriging prospects in this draft, Mason Rice shows real potential as a two-way forward of the future. This past season with San Diego in the VHLM, Rice posted a very solid 11 goals and 21 assists for 32 points in 72 games. Rice also plays a very complete game and isn't afraid to play the body as they recorded 140 hits and 22 blocks this season. With Riga already having a very solid defensive core, Rice would be the perfect pick for them if he is available at 14.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  15 Riga Reign  
 
McDonalds BigMac @ryf87
                   
      RW TPE: 200          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 52 12 27 39 14 144 22 71 8  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 7 1 4 5 -1 22 4 11 4  
                       
 
Coming in part way through the season, BigMac only appeared in 52 regular season games for Miami. In those games they produced well, posting 12 goals and 27 assists for 39 points, a very solid first season. BigMac will likely need to develope for 2 more seasons before making the jump to the VHL, but they show real promise and the sky is the limit for this young prospect.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
  16 Calgary Wranglers  
 
Nils Andersson @Viper
                   
      RW TPE: 204          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 49 23 26 49 9 191 24 82 15  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 17 8 6 14 9 67 6 18 7  
                       
 
Coming off of playing an integral role in Ottawa's Founder's Cup victory, Andersson posted 14 points in 17 games in the playoffs, 8 of which were goals. Andersson looks to be a solid offensive option for just about any team, producing at a rate just below 1 goal every 2 games. Calgary is nearing the end of their big 3 offensive options, and brining in Andersson would give them a solid replacement for when the sun sets on their current roster.
 
   
   
   
   
                       
 
2ND ROUND
 
   
   
                       
  17 Toronto Legion  
 
Alex DeLuca @Deluca
                   
      D TPE: 162          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 38 3 13 16 31 36 58 80 60  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 17 2 8 10 -2 20 14 49 29  
                       
                       
 
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London United
 
   
   
                       
  Alex Carlson @Dack     C TPE: 190          
                       
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 34 5 9 14 -2 55 18 52 8  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 12 2 5 7 0 20 4 20 1  
                       
                       
  19 Los Angeles Stars  
 
Tarro Tsujimoto @Taro Tsujimoto
                   
      C TPE: 164          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 25 31 56 -1 203 42 93 24  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 5 3 3 6 -1 28 0 14 6  
                       
                       
  20 New York Americans  
 
Dank Turtle @DankTurtle
                   
      C TPE: 181          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 58 10 28 38 6 107 18 74 3  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 17 2 7 9 -7 42 10 35 3  
                       
                       
  21 HC Davos Dynamo  
 
Tord Yvel @Trazan
                   
      D TPE: 161          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 22 1 12 13 5 16 28 42 35  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 5 1 0 1 -1 3 8 16 8  
                       
                       
 
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London United
 
   
   
 
Eurydyka Sklodowska Dudzinska @diamond_ace
                   
      D TPE: 153          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 14 50 64 -6 158 118 230 169  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 5 2 2 4 -5 10 6 10 8  
                       
                       
  23 Chicago Phoenix  
                       
  BjorkaBjorn BjornaBjorkson @JardyB10     RW TPE: 339          
                       
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 13 13 26 20 235 59 146 7  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 11 3 5 8 5 43 12 32 3  
                       
                       
  24 Warsaw Predators  
 
Olivier Gauthier @fonziGG
                   
      G TPE: 155          
                     
  Season GP W L OTL SV% GAA SO GA SA  
  S87 Regular Season 72 39 25 7 0.89 2.71 3 194 1757  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 14 7 6 1 0.897 2.66 1 42 406  
                       
                       
  25 Malmo Nighthawks  
 
Justin Williams @JCV
                   
      LW TPE: 150          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 31 63 94 24 285 24 121 59  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 17 9 16 25 8 69 16 27 5  
                       
                       
  26 Moscow Menace  
 
Tullemore Dew @Spade18
                   
      C TPE: 149          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 35 43 78 -17 351 48 125 60  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 5 1 2 3 -7 18 0 5 5  
                       
                       
  27 D.C. Dragons  
 
Noel Roux Jr @Da Trifecta
                   
      LW TPE: 142          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 33 62 95 28 215 42 89 41  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 17 5 10 15 7 62 19 28 0  
                       
                       
  28 Malmo Nighthawks  
 
Sergei Romanov @WithARevelYell
                   
      LW TPE: 137          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 38 5 16 21 3 72 14 42 11  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 17 6 4 10 6 38 10 26 3  
                       
                       
  29 Toronto Legion  
 
Leo Lewkowicz @BeanSobie
                   
      D TPE: 142          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 22 3 15 18 10 42 18 56 35  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 5 0 4 4 -2 2 8 9 8  
                       
                       
  30 Prague Phantoms  
 
Dalton Canders III @DC21
                   
      D TPE: 141          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 5 43 48 14 79 104 213 132  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 7 0 4 4 2 3 20 22 16  
                       
                       
  31 Chicago Phoenix  
 
Brad Marchand @McGriddy10
                   
      LW TPE: 126          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 11 17 28 4 131 36 113 11  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 14 1 3 4 -5 24 8 17 1  
                       
                       
  32 Helsinki Titans  
 
BK Whopper @Cyrxlian
                   
      LW TPE: 128          
                     
  Season GP G A P (+/-) SHT PIM HITS SB  
  S87 Regular Season 72 11 17 28 4 131 36 113 11  
                       
  S87 Playoffs 14 1 3 4 -5 24 8 17 1  
                       
 
 
 
   
   
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Just now, Baby Boomer said:

Very interesting, but I disagree, Bobby Bob is not dropping that low. I believe in him and I am sure he will be one of the best defensemen in the league in a couple of seasons. lol

 

Fun Fact, in my personal mock draft I had you 2nd. :D 

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