NHL Draft 2025 Revealed: Which Teams Nailed Their Picks and Who Missed Big?
Read the full analysis of the Penguins’ draft class here.
Jake O’Brien is a very talented center with the tools to be a high-quality top-six forward in the NHL, be it in the middle or on the wing. I then liked Seattle getting Blake Fiddler early on Day 2. Fiddler rubbed scouts the wrong way due to hockey IQ, hence his fall, but I still see a big, mobile right-shot who works hard and has enough skill to play in the league.
Read the full analysis of the Kraken’s draft class here.
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James Hagens’ landing spot at 7 to Boston reflects both his immense talent but also some of the risks in his game. He has legit first-line talent if he hits. I like the tools on William Moore, who Boston took at 51, but the draft class will be defined by Hagens. Does he bounce back and prove the haters wrong? If so, the B’s could have a very nice class even if he’s the only regular.
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