TSN Hockey Mock Draft: Post-Lottery Edition

Franchise defining blueliner who very well may be the best defenceman entering the draft since Denis Potvin in 1973.

Blend of skill, sense, power and drive that reminds me in style of Marian Hossa. He's a factor in the game in all areas and will be in the NHL next season.

An elite scoring winger who is dangerous from the circles down and competes to score inside the dots. Montreal needs offence and Zadina provides it.

Has the skill and will to be a strong contributor in any type of game and in all situations. Makes teams and those he plays with better - which is exactly what Ottawa can use.

Smooth skating defenceman has the calm, poise and mind to be a well-rounded contributor and play significant minutes.

You won't get a lot of flash and dash but he's smart, efficient, competitive and makes the game look easy.

With the forward stable the Canucks have, Noah is the perfect complement to them and he helps the building of a strong defense corps. 

He plays the game in a similar fashion to Anze Kopitar and to Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews.

An elite scoring winger who can beat you with his quick release, velocity and accuracy.

Seems to be the perfect fit for a team that needs exactly what he brings - skill, creativity and daring from the blue line.

A complete centre who plays the game with very good skill and has an outstanding feel and sense for all situations.

He has all of the physical skills to be capable of making an impact. The Islanders need help on the blue line and he provides it.

He may not be a prolific offensive blueliner in the NHL, but his ability to make plays with the puck and do it calmly is a hallmark of today's NHL defenceman.

Excellent sense with very good skills and he can play in just about any spot in your forward group in all situations.

Traded to Drummondville where his game progressed nicely. Very smart and determined with a solid base of skill - Joe wants to be a factor in the game.