2025 NHL Mock Draft: Shocking Sleeper Picks and the Bruins’ Jaw-Dropping No. 7 Surprise Revealed
O’Brien is the best center available at this point in Round 1. He has a really strong two-way skill set with the high-end offensive talent to consistently create scoring chances for himself and teammates. He tallied 66 assists in 66 games for Brantford last season.
8. Seattle Kraken: Roger McQueen, C, Brandon (WHL)
The Kraken have drafted a center in the top 10 in two of the last three years, but McQueen is too talented of a prospect to pass on here. And frankly, he might be gone at this point depending on how teams view these centers. McQueen has drawn comparisons to Ducks legend Ryan Getzlaf with his size (6-foot-5) and two-way skill set.
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