[Honourable mentions: Josh Bloom, Joni Jurmo, Jett Woo, Jacob Truscott, Jackson Dorrington, Kirill Kudryavtsev, Max Sasson, Dmitry Zlodeyev](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-canucks-prospect-rankings-honourable-mentions-outside-top-10)
[10. Hunter Brzustewicz already has enough puck-moving skill to project as a pro player](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-10-hunter-brzustewicz-puck-moving-skill-pro-player)
[9. Arshdeep Bains is developing into a hometown NHLer who thrives on the penalty kill](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-9-arshdeep-bains-hometown-nhl-penalty-kill)
[8. Cole McWard has size, can skate, can shoot, and if he can defend, we are cooking](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-8-cole-mcward-size-skate-shoot-defend-cooking)
[7. Lucas Forsell’s combination of success, skill, speed and grit continue to make him an exciting prospect](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-7-lucas-forsells-success-skill-speed-grit-exciting-prospect)
[6. Danila Klimovich fell out of our top-5 but could be back there in no time](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-6-danila-klimovich-out-top-time)
[5. Arturs Silovs continues to raise his ceiling after a strong AHL season and dominant World Championship performance](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-5-arturs-silovs-continues-raise-ceiling-strong-ahl-season-dominant-world-championship-performance)
[4. Jonathan Lekkerimäki still has the skill but now needs to show it in the SHL](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-4-jonathan-lekkerimaki-still-has-the-skill-but-now-needs-to-show-it-in-the-shl)
[3. Aatu Räty’s skillset could easily translate to being a middle-six NHL centre](
https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-3-aatu-raty-translate-middle-six-nhl-centre)
[2. Elias Pettersson is the new-age defensive defenceman that every prospect pipeline needs](https://canucksarmy.com/news/fabers-prospect-rankings-2-elias-pettersson-is-the-new-age-defensive-defenceman-that-every-prospect-pipeline-needs)
by BroliasBoesersson
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>The combination of his low(ish) point total and zero minutes in the SHL are certainly not ideal for an 11th overall pick but that’s for the Twitter scouts who can read an Elite Prospects page to whine about.
Hell yeah, put them in their place. I don’t know if he was the right choice at 11 and none of us will have an idea until 3-4 years from now. I’m so sick of people talking about who teams should and shouldn’t draft when likely they’ve never watched them play, or at the most, very little.
Now I wonder where Faber would put the overall prospect pool of the Canucks when compared against other teams? Still think we’re 25-32 somewhere in there.
Dumb question but does Hirose not qualify as a prospect? I thought he had a good showing last season.
Oo
Looking over this list, I’m struck by a few things…
1. How abysmal that prospect-pool is after a decade of being one of the worst teams in the league. This is the prospect-pool of a perennial contender drafting late in each round, not a perennial cellar-dweller drafting high.
2. There’s not very much scoring on the list. Like, jesus! Where are our goals going to come from??? My god! Are we aiming to win games 1:0 for the next decade?
3. At least it’s well-rounded.
4. How is there no real high-end talent? After how bad we’ve been – for so many years? Again, my god!
Thanks to everybody who read and shared the prospect rankings!! Hope everyone is having a good summer so far