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22. Winnipeg: Marcus Nordmark, RW, Djurgarden (Sweden Jr.)
Nordmark impressed with his play at the junior level in Sweden and internationally. He has a lot of offense in his game and often ends up on the scoresheet. Nordmark’s skill stands out consistently. He beats defenders one-on-one at a high rate and is a creative playmaker. Nordmark is also a good skater who can beat opponents wide. His compete level is fine. I don’t see him running over opponents in the NHL, but it won’t hold him back.
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23. Los Angeles: Casey Mutryn, RW, U.S. NTDP (USHL)
Mutryn was a top player for the USA U17 team this season and got time with the U18 team, too. He’s a tall winger who skates and handles the puck quite well. He plays a direct style of game, getting to the net to create offense. He wins a lot of battles and has an edge in his game. I don’t think he’s an overly instinctive playmaker, but he’s smart enough to create offense at the next level.
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