The Philadelphia flyers had seven choices during the first two laps 10 days before the NHL recovery of this weekend. After landing to wear Martone, exchanged to get Jack Nesbitt and make more movements in the second round (Jack Murtagh, Carter Amico, Shane Vansaghi and Matthew Gard), the flyers ended up receiving high praise from those who know the annual project. Here is an overview of what some said about what Danny Briere, Brent Flahr and the scouting staff were able to achieve Friday evening and Saturday.
“The flyers obtained Martone with their first choice. He was my third player in the entire draft, and someone I think, despite his lower skating, is creating a potential first line winger with size. I then agree with their assessment of Jack Nesbitt. The need for pressing for the centers.
Flyers draft grade: a
“Talk about becoming more difficult to play. Nesbitt, Amico, Shane Vanseaghi and Matthew Gard are absolute physical animals, and Martone can flatten guys if he also needs. I like Marton to an injury, but it is an absolute unit.
Flyers Draft Grade: A +
The flyers’ prospect swimming pool lacked size, and they certainly addressed this by adding 6 -foot martones 3 inches, 6 feet 5 inches Nesbitt, 6 feet 6 inches and later in the project. Martone has an exciting potential with her creation of games. The exchange for Nesbitt was rich. Vansaghi is a threat to the SoC. Philadelphia finally becomes more difficult to play with this type of draft class.
Flyers Draft Grade: B +
They clearly left with a plan with their six choices in the rounds 1-2 and made it by adding the size / force to each of them. I did not like the choices of Nesbitt and Amico, which, I think, has a certain risk, but I liked the other four and Martone is a big problem.
Flyers Draft Grade: “Winner in overtime”
Mary Clarke, USA today
(Writing of Martone and Nesbitt around 1)
Martone’s stock increased before the project because of his unique skills to be a power attacker who can play hard and beat adversaries with competence. It is a little surprising that he fell at n ° 6 in the flyers, but he will slide well with Matvei Michkov, Trevor Zegras and the rest of the young but talented in Philadelphia.
Grade: a-
A job! The flyers exchanged the Penguins their two remaining first -round choices in this project to take the Grand Center Jack Nesbitt. It also looks like a range, because Nesbitt could have been available in the early 1920s when the flyers then wrote, but it is a solid two -lane center that helps Philadelphia to fill the central position.
Grade: B
The Philadelphia flyers get an absolute flight to carry Martone. Martone, perspective n ° 3 by B / R Final Council, has an incredible set of offensive skills. He collected 98 points in 57 games with Ontario Brampton’s rainbow features last season. However, the only concern is its plating scheme in the area. To a certain extent, it will have to become a little more aggressive at both ends, but the result is always a massive victory.
Flyers draft grade: a
