F:Rick Nash, Derek Mackenzie, Kristian Huselius, Tom Sestito, Michael Blunden, Jared Boll, Daniel Steiner, Andrew Clarck, Tim Miller, Jon Mirasty
Team Crane
F: Derick Brassard, Sammy Pahlson, Derek Dorsett, Pascal Pelletier, Trvor Frischmon, Tom Cavanagh, Matthew Calvert, Darren Archibald, Brock McBride, Zak Ray
D: Fedor Tyutin, John Moore, Mathieu Roy, Doug Lynch, David Liffiton, Dylan Reese
Team McConnell
F: Antoine Vermette, R.J. Umberger, Raffi Torres, Chris Higgins, Thomas Kubalik, Alexandre Picard, Stefan Legein, Andrew Aggozino, Kevin Harvey, Cass Mappin, Matt Caria
D: Jan Hejda, Rostislav Klesla, Brent Regner, Steven Delisle, Cam Brodie
Team Pizzuti
F: Jake Voracek, Nikita Filatov, Jason Chimera, Fredrik Modin, Jared Aulin, Maksim Mayorov, Andrew Murray, Scott Tanski, Ian Duval, Tayler Jordan, Tyler Murovich
D: Marc Methot, Jonathan Sigalet, Andrei Plekhanov, Kevin Roeder, Paul Bezzo
The teams will play a four-team playoff in which the winners of the first game advance to the championship match while the losers battle it out for third place.
The matchups are as follows:
September 13, 10:30 am
Team McConnell vs. Team Crane
September 13, 2 pm
Team Wolfe vs. Team Pizzuti
September 14, 10:30 am
Third Place Game
September 14, 2 pm
Championship Game
“It’s going to be good,” Hitchcock said. “It’ll be fun, and we’ll get a good evaluation.”
We know that it was a snake style draft in which the order reverses after each round. With that being said, we can only assume that Team Wolfe had the first selection since he has Rick Nash listed on his roster. Other than that though, the rest of it is pretty unclear.
I’ll let you decided who has the best team.
-T17M
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