2015 NHL Mock Draft: Complete First Round
By John Gove
Jun 27, 2014; Philadelphia, PA, USA; Travis Sanheim shakes hands with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman after being selected as the number seventeen overall pick to the Philadelphia Flyers in the first round of the 2014 NHL Draft at Wells Fargo Center. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports
6. New Jersey Devils
85. The Devil’s best forwards are pretty darn old and at the end of their careers. Barzal will be a leader of the “new breed” in New Jersey.. Center. Seattle (WHL). Mathew Barzal. 6. player
7. Philadelphia Flyers
Crouse is a big, tough left-winger that has the potential to put up some points. Although he may not be the best player on the board, the Flyers are in desperate need of left wingers; and Crouse will be a good fit in Philadelphia.. Left Wing. Kingston (OHL). Lawson Crouse. 7. player. 68
8. Columbus Blue Jackets
9. San Jose Sharks
With the Sharks getting closer to full rebuild mode, Kyle Connor has the potential to be their scoring center of the future.. Left Wing/Center. Youngstown (USHL). Kyle Connor. 9. player. 120
10. Colorado Avalanche
10. player. 103. Werenski was the best defenseman on the Wolverines this season. He is a good skater, skilled with his stick, and shows a great deal of hockey smarts.. Defense. Michigan (NCAA). Zach Werenski
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