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Highlights

Inside the NHL Mock Draft 2025: Surprising First-Round Picks and Bold Predictions That Could Shake the League

Inside the NHL Mock Draft 2025: Surprising First-Round Picks and Bold Predictions That Could Shake the League
Height

6′ 5.25″

Team

Brandon

Weight

197 Ibs

Photo:

Jeremy Champagne / Brandon Wheat Kings

Jeremy Champagne / Brandon Wheat Kings

Commentary

The Kraken’s pool could use a top D prospect and they consider Seattle’s WHL standout Radim Mrtka and the ultra-competitive Kashawn Aitcheson here for that reason, but they pass on a defenseman (again) because they can’t pass on a winger of Martone’s skill to pair with one of the three centers they’ve already taken in the top 10. — Wheeler