At least one of Tom Wilson, Scott Laughton (small but could fit the bill), Radek Faksa, Henrik Samuelsson and Stefan Matteau, all first rounders from this draft, is going to get there.

Also throwing Teemu Hartikainen out there even though he doesn't take many penalties.

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I'll throw another vote in on Kassian. He's got sweet hands for a big man(under rates I'd say) and given Vancouver's depleting grit(Kessler, burrows and Bieksa being broken so much) I think he'll get his shot in the top 6 over the next couple years. If he can follow a solid development path, he'll do just fine. Maybe not 30+ goals, but I can see 20 goals, 60pts and 100+PIM for sure. He's also a bit of a nutcase from time to time which helps with these cats. I'm a big Kassian fan, hence him being on my squad.

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Can't say for sure because the AHL doesn't track hits, but he's definitely a ball of action on the ice. This article certainly implies he's got that element to his game:

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Gotta disagree. may hit 20 but rarely and only if he plays with a good playmaking Center.

Totally expect him to be a bottom 6 Forward.

Draft eligible Stephen Harper.

If anyone has watch Erie play this year, there is no doubt you've notice Harper as a potential power forward.

Besides names that have already been mentioned (Coyle, Tangradi, Beach, Kassian, Bjugstad) I also have NIEDERREITER on my radar.
Yes, I know about his last season, but I think he finally will emerge as one of the more physical wingers. He'll not rack up the PIMS in Lucic-style, but he'll get at least as many as Bjugstad who got mentioned earlier. The hits are already there and the scoring seems to be coming along as well - at least at the AHL level for now....

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I'm going to throw another name out there that just came to me (surprised I havent thought of him yet):


Matt Fraser - Dallas

He had a great rookie year in the AHL. Scored a ton of goals and has a lot of sandpaper in his game.

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Not sure how he and Foligno are any different. You honestly think he will score 30 goals one day?

With the basic criteria of 30, 50, 150, 100, only 3 players achieved that last season (Lucic, Hartnell, Clarkson). obviously you dont need to break those thresholds exactly but you get the point.

Clarkson only hit 46 points. Close enough though.

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