ISS releases their Top 30 Ranked Prospects for November

[Axeman33]

Rank Player Position Team League
1 McDavid, Connor C Erie OHL
2 Eichel, Jack C Boston University H.E.
3 Hanifin, Noah LD Boston College H.E.
4 Brazal, Mathew C Seattle WHL
5 Strome, Dylan C Erie OHL
6 Werenski, Zach RD Michigan BigTen
7 Kylington, Oliver RD Farhestad SweE
8 Zacha, Pavel C Sarnia OHL
9 Crouse, Lawson LW Kingston OHL
10 Konecny, Travis C Ottawa OHL
11 Connor, Kyle C Youngstown USHL
12 Rantanen, Mikko RW TPS Turku FinE
13 Marner, Mitchell C London OHL
14 Greenway, Jordan LW USA Under-18 NTDP
15 Bittner, Paul LW Portland WHL
16 White, Colin RW USA Under-18 NTDP
17 Bracco, Jeremy RW USA Under-18 NTDP
18 Sprong, Daniel RW Charlottetown QMJHL
19 Svechnikov, Evgeny RW Cape Breton QMJHL
20 Provorov, Ivan LD Brandon WHL
21 Carlsson, Gabriel D Linkoping SweJE
22 Spencer, Matthew RD Peterborough OHL
23 Roy, Nicolas C Chicoutimi QMJHL
24 Korostelev, Nikita RW Sarnia OHL
25 Harkins, Jansen C/LW Prince George WHL
26 Gropp, Ryan LW Seattle WHL
27 Roy, Jeremy RD Sherbrooke QMJHL
28 Knott, Graham LW Niagara OHL
29 Fischer, Christian C USA Under-18 NTDP
30 Boeser, Brock C Waterloo USHL

[theIceWookie]

Rank Player Position Team League
1 McDavid, Connor C Erie OHL
2 Eichel, Jack C Boston University H.E.
3 Hanifin, Noah LD Boston College H.E.
4 Brazal, Mathew C Seattle WHL
5 Strome, Dylan C Erie OHL
6 Werenski, Zach RD Michigan BigTen
7 Kylington, Oliver RD Farhestad SweE
8 Zacha, Pavel C Sarnia OHL
9 Crouse, Lawson LW Kingston OHL
10 Konecny, Travis C Ottawa OHL
11 Connor, Kyle C Youngstown USHL
12 Rantanen, Mikko RW TPS Turku FinE
13 Marner, Mitchell C London OHL
14 Greenway, Jordan LW USA Under-18 NTDP
15 Bittner, Paul LW Portland WHL
16 White, Colin RW USA Under-18 NTDP
17 Bracco, Jeremy RW USA Under-18 NTDP
18 Sprong, Daniel RW Charlottetown QMJHL
19 Svechnikov, Evgeny RW Cape Breton QMJHL
20 Provorov, Ivan LD Brandon WHL
21 Carlsson, Gabriel D Linkoping SweJE
22 Spencer, Matthew RD Peterborough OHL
23 Roy, Nicolas C Chicoutimi QMJHL
24 Korostelev, Nikita RW Sarnia OHL
25 Harkins, Jansen C/LW Prince George WHL
26 Gropp, Ryan LW Seattle WHL
27 Roy, Jeremy RD Sherbrooke QMJHL
28 Knott, Graham LW Niagara OHL
29 Fischer, Christian C USA Under-18 NTDP
30 Boeser, Brock C Waterloo USHL

Crouse is a little high for my liking. I think he's a classic example of a guy who gets drafted for his upside and his tools, just hasn't totally put them together yet.

Bittner is also high for my liking with the way he's started but a lot of that is due to the Winterhawks start so whatever.

Svechnikov should be top 15. He's got all the tools and he's showing that he can play. I don't care about Russian factor, he shouldn't be that low.

Nice to see Harkins up their, I'd like to swap the Roys personally (Nicolas Roy has been a major dissapointment so far)

[dodospice]

Werenski is a little high for me at 6, I have him around 15. Sprong is a little low, along with White who I both have around 10. Bittner is a too high for me, I have him more around 25 at the moment. Jeremy Roy is way too low for me, I have him in the top 10. Overall everyones opinions are going to vary, and over the course of the year it's always fun to see who moves up and down in each persons eyes.

[reeveta]

Fantasy wise how should I feel about a draft pick in the 5-7 range vs. 12-14 range.

[Axeman33]

I think its way too early to judge. In the past couple seasons, we have seen guys jump up from no where, normally after the World Jr Championships.

[dodospice]

Early on is just truly about getting a feel for the draft eligible prospects, after christmas, and especially once you get into February is when it's really time to take lists seriously. Guys still rise and fall, but there isn't too too many guys who shoot out of no where at that point.