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Uncover the Shocking Draft Blunders and Hidden Gems Unveiled for Every NHL Team This Decade

Uncover the Shocking Draft Blunders and Hidden Gems Unveiled for Every NHL Team This Decade

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Worst: Tyler Parsons

There were a handful of players to choose from and some honorable mentions. But it’s second-round Parsons who is one of the biggest draft duds of the last decade. The Flames could’ve drafted better with some first-round picks, but at least they played games (even Juuso Välimäki). Parsons never got a game in with Calgary, and Filip Gustavsson (a starter in Minnesota) went right after him. — Julian McKenzie

Carolina Hurricanes

Best: Sebastian Aho

Down the road, the answer could very well be defenseman Alexander Nikishin, a third-round pick in 2020, but for now, the clear choice is Aho. Selected 35th overall in the second round of the 2015 draft, Aho is on pace to hold many of the franchise’s offensive records and is signed through 2032. Jackson Blake (fourth round in 2021) also deserves mention.

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