We're at the beginning of May and the Central Scouting Services announced its final rankings for the 2022 National Hockey League entry draft today. There are now 16 teams left without a spot in the post-season who are now concentrating on which players they want to draft and hoping for a chance to pick first overall.
The Halifax Mooseheads are a young team once again but they had some good production by a few players who are draft eligible. Three Herd sophomores were among the 200+ North American skaters that were ranked.
I'm not sure why our guys dropped from their mid-term rank, especially Jordan Dumais who didn't just double his point production but more than tripled it from the 2020-21 season but rankings aren't always indicative of where guys will be drafted.
Leading the way is defenceman Jake Furlong who was ranked #68. Furlong scored four goals and 42 points in 67 games in his second year with the Mooseheads. Despite finishing with 109 points (39G&70A), Dumais was ranked #73 in the final list. Rounding out Herd players on the list, at #116 is Markus Vidicek. The Kirkland, QC native played in all 68 games this season scoring 18 goals and picking up 65 points.
Photo - Herd website |
The 2022 NHL Entry Draft is scheduled to be held at Centre Bell in Montreal, QC July 7-8. The draft lottery to determine the first 16 draft picks will be on May 10.
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