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ANALYZING THE 2015 NHL DRAFT: QMJHL FORWARDS PART III

One way to evaluate prospects is by comparing them statistically against prior draft years. Typically, most people simply compare just points-per-game but that discounts the fact that different players score a different percentage of their points on the power play versus at even strength. I created what I call the NHL Projection formula (NHLP), which is a formula that takes a CHL player’s non-power play and power play stats in their first draft eligible year and projects what they will produce in their best NHL season. It also takes age into account, which I have found has an effect on only power play production. I have prorated the numbers over an 82 game season. In Part III, we will look at the QMJHL forwards that project to have 40-50 point potential in their best NHL season. We will than look at the players that are the most statistically comparable from past draft years. I have gone back and applied the NHLP formula to over 500+ players since the 1998 draft so there is just a couple to choose from. The criteria for comparable players is that they will have:

  • NHLP within +/- 2.5 %
  • Height within +/- 1 inch
  • For players 6’4+, the range of height for comparables will be any players over 6’2 due to lack of comparables.
  • For players 5’9 and shorter it will be any player less than 5’10.

When comparing, I have broken the players into three categories:

  • Players who played 100+ NHL Games
  • Players whose first draft eligible year is 2008 or previous and they have yet to play in 100 NHL games.
  • Players drafted between 2009 and 2014 who have not yet reached 100 games. For these players it is too early to call which of the first two categories they will fall into in the future.

 

NAME POS ST HT WT
ADAM MARSH LW L 6.00 160
NHLP G A P
27.18 22.25 49.43

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
MICHAEL RYDER 6.00 188 216 27.29 22.84 50.12
BRANKO RADIVOJEVIC 6.00 186 93 17.04 32.93 49.98
DEVIN SETOGUCHI 6.00 195 8 25.66 24.13 49.79
TOM PYATT 5.11 180 107 18.71 30.14 48.85

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
JAMIE TARDIF 6.00 210 112 23.20 26.89 50.09
BEN KNOPP 6.01 190 69 25.48 24.48 49.96
MIGUEL DELISLE 6.01 215 100 20.94 28.49 49.42
BRANDON NOLAN 6.01 190 72 19.25 29.54 48.79

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
STANISLAV GALIEV 6.01 188 86 14.12 36.11 50.23
SCOTT KOSMACHUK 6.00 189 70 24.93 24.46 49.39
VACLAV KARABACEK 6.00 190 49 22.70 26.51 49.21
BRENDAN LEMIEUX 6.01 210 31 25.87 23.32 49.18
JACKSON HOUCK 6.01 195 94 19.41 29.35 48.76
JARROD MAIDENS 6.01 179 82 25.14 23.60 48.75
KEVIN SUNDHER 6.00 177 75 20.79 27.63 48.42
LUCAS LESSIO 6.01 202 56 24.22 24.01 48.24

Average Pick: 82.5

Top 10 Picks: 1

1st Round Picks: 1/16 (6.3%)

2nd Round Picks: 3/16 (18.8%)

3rd Round Picks: 6/16 (37.5%)

4th Round Picks: 5/16 (31.3%)

8th Round Picks: 1/16 (6.3%)

Unless there is a skillset that jumps off the page, it is unlikely to consider a player with average size and offensive skills in your top 50. For players like Marsh, they typically are 3rd or 4th round picks (69% of comparables) which is a good starting point for him. The problem with players in Marsh’s range is that most of them do not have the offensive skills to play in the NHL as a top 6 forward and need to demonstrate traits like two-way checking skills to be a successful pick.

NAME POS ST HT WT
ALEX DOSTIE C L 5.09 159
NHLP G A P
20.95 27.64 48.60

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
MATT CALVERT 5.10 182 127 18.80 30.02 48.82
JORDIN TOOTOO 5.09 182 98 21.24 26.57 47.81

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
SIMON GAMACHE 5.10 185 ND 15.45 33.60 49.05

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
SERGEI TOLCHINSKY 5.08 169 ND 24.34 23.34 47.68

Average Pick: 177.5

Top 10 Picks: 0

4th Round Picks: 1/4 (25.0%)

5th Round Picks: 1/4 (25.0%)

Undrafted Picks: 2/4 (50.0%)

With only 1 comparable forward picked in the top 100, we can rule out using a high draft pick on Dostie. A strong argument can be made that using any draft pick on a small player who lacks the upside of a top 6 forward is a poor decision. However, if you do select one, they better play much bigger than their size, like a Calvert or Tootoo.

NAME POS ST HT WT
GABRIEL GAGNE RW 6.05 186
NHLP G A P
28.84 19.39 48.23

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
DWIGHT KING 6.03 220 109 12.72 34.77 47.49

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
RADEK SMOLENAK 6.03 204 73 25.71 23.59 49.31
A.J. JENKS 6.02 200 100 22.25 26.95 49.19
MARC-ANDRE BERNIER 6.03 218 60 23.03 25.90 48.92
CORY STILLMAN 6.02 211 101 25.86 22.55 48.41
JEREMY COLLITON 6.02 195 58 20.36 27.61 47.98
STEFAN MEYER 6.02 198 55 32.37 15.55 47.92
IGOR POHANKA 6.03 199 44 15.74 31.29 47.03

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
ANDREW YOGAN 6.03 200 100 22.13 26.97 49.10
HENRIK SAMUELSSON 6.03 208 27 14.44 34.29 48.73
BRETT POLLOCK 6.02 182 45 23.58 24.80 48.38
IVAN TELEGIN 6.04 185 101 28.80 19.40 48.19
JUSTIN KIRKLAND 6.02 175 62 18.12 29.90 48.02
JASON DICKINSON 6.02 191 29 18.17 28.95 47.12
CARTER VERHAEGHE 6.02 185 82 19.60 27.49 47.08

Average Pick: 69.7

Top 10 Picks: 0

1st Round Picks: 2/15 (13.3%)

2nd Round Picks: 5/15 (33.3%)

3rd Round Picks: 3/15 (20.0%)

4th Round Picks: 5/15 (33.3%)

Depending on the year, a player with Gagne’s 6’5 frame and goal scoring ability can go as high as a 1st round pick or as low as a 4th. One interesting result, from the comparable forwards, is that only one of them has gone on to play 100+ NHL games (King) which is a low success factor. This could just be an anomaly but one thought is that these players can use their size for scoring much more effectively in juniors than in the pros and their lack of top end offensive skills catch up to them.

NAME POS ST HT WT
JEAN-CHRISTOPHE BEAUDIN C  R 6.01 181
NHLP G A P
12.17 35.99 48.16

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
NICK SPALING 6.01 183 58 19.02 29.16 48.18
MARCEL HOSSA 6.01 200 16 22.22 25.43 47.65
MIKE FISHER 6.00 190 44 23.26 23.82 47.08

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
A.J. JENKS 6.02 200 100 22.25 26.95 49.19
BRANDON NOLAN 6.01 190 72 19.25 29.54 48.79
CORY STILLMAN 6.02 211 101 25.86 22.55 48.41
JEREMY COLLITON 6.02 195 58 20.36 27.61 47.98
STEFAN MEYER 6.02 198 55 32.37 15.55 47.92
RYAN STONE 6.01 203 32 16.99 30.49 47.48
CODEY BURKI 6.01 195 59 20.64 26.77 47.41
JAKUB KLEPIS 6.01 200 16 11.04 36.08 47.12

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
VACLAV KARABACEK 6.00 190 49 22.70 26.51 49.21
BRENDAN LEMIEUX 6.01 210 31 25.87 23.32 49.18
JACKSON HOUCK 6.01 195 94 19.41 29.35 48.76
JARROD MAIDENS 6.01 179 82 25.14 23.60 48.75
KEVIN SUNDHER 6.00 177 75 20.79 27.63 48.42
BRETT POLLOCK 6.02 182 45 23.58 24.80 48.38
LUCAS LESSIO 6.01 202 56 24.22 24.01 48.24
JORDAN SZWARZ 6.00 189 97 15.29 32.80 48.08
MICHAEL CHAPUT 6.01 188 89 23.60 24.48 48.08
JUSTIN KIRKLAND 6.02 175 62 18.12 29.90 48.02
YAN PAVEL LAPLANTE 6.00 183 62 20.55 27.39 47.94
JOHN MCFARLAND 6.01 205 33 20.48 27.22 47.70
RAPHAEL BUSSIERES 6.01 195 46 22.66 25.01 47.67
NICK BAPTISTE 6.01 190 69 21.12 26.53 47.66
JASON DICKINSON 6.02 191 29 18.17 28.95 47.12
CARTER VERHAEGHE 6.02 185 82 19.60 27.49 47.08

Average Pick: 62.6

Top 10 Picks: 0

1st Round Picks: 3/27 (11.1%)

2nd Round Picks: 12/27 (44.4%)

3rd Round Picks: 8/27 (29.6%)

4th Round Picks: 4/27 (14.8%)

Much of what I said about Marsh could be applied to Beaudin, as they fall into the group of players with average size and average offensive upside. With 3/4 of his comparable players being 2nd or 3rd round picks, this is the most obvious location for Beaudin to be picked. For players with less than 50 point potential, they are unlikely to be top 6 forward and the focus should be on what skills make them effective 3rd or 4th line players.

NAME POS ST HT WT
ALEX BARRE-BOULET C  L 5.09 154
NHLP G A P
22.16 25.79 47.95

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
MATT CALVERT 5.10 182 127 18.80 30.02 48.82
JORDIN TOOTOO 5.09 182 98 21.24 26.57 47.81
KRIS VERSTEEG 5.10 173 134 15.49 31.33 46.82

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
SIMON GAMACHE 5.10 185 ND 15.45 33.60 49.05

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
SERGEI TOLCHINSKY 5.08 169 ND 24.34 23.34 47.68

Average Pick: 168.8

Top 10 Picks: 0

4th Round Picks: 1/5 (20.0%)

5th Round Picks: 2/5 (40.0%)

Undrafted Picks: 2/5 (40.0%)

See Dostie. There are always exceptions to the rule like Versteeg but they are very few and far between.

NAME POS ST HT WT
NICOLAS ROY C  R 6.04 195
NHLP G A P
15.76 29.98 45.74

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
KYLE CHIPCHURA 6.03 208 18 13.94 32.78 46.72
JOHN MITCHELL 6.02 197 158 14.72 31.90 46.62
JAMES NEAL 6.03 205 33 18.97 27.64 46.61
BRANDON SUTTER 6.03 178 11 19.41 26.59 46.00
NIKITA ALEXEEV 6.05 194 8 22.20 23.56 45.76
BRIAN SUTHERBY 6.02 174 26 24.11 21.32 45.43

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
MICHAEL LAMBERT 6.02 200 99 24.65 22.20 46.85
SHANE ENDICOTT 6.04 205 52 18.78 27.93 46.71
BRUCE GRAHAM 6.06 235 51 15.53 31.14 46.67
PATRICK DAVIS 6.02 211 99 18.77 27.19 45.96
CHRIS LAWRENCE 6.04 217 89 11.35 34.55 45.90
ADAM BERTI 6.03 192 68 15.57 30.25 45.82
DANY ROUSSIN 6.02 198 223 17.20 28.44 45.64
ALEXANDRE BOLDUC 6.02 205 127 14.08 31.36 45.44
JOSH BRITTAIN 6.05 225 71 24.28 20.96 45.23
MATT KEITH 6.02 197 59 19.93 25.14 45.07
LANCE MONYCH 6.02 203 97 18.39 26.46 44.85
GREG WATSON 6.02 198 34 19.25 25.44 44.68

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
DALTON SMITH 6.02 205 34 22.68 24.13 46.81
NICK MAGYAR 6.02 191 93 21.08 25.41 46.49
RYAN KUJAWINSKI 6.02 207 73 17.35 28.73 46.08
NICK MOUTREY 6.03 208 105 16.63 28.49 45.12
ZACH NASTASIUK 6.02 202 48 21.16 23.80 44.96
ADAM LOWRY 6.05 201 67 18.14 26.62 44.76

Average Pick: 72.6

Top 10 Picks: 1

1st Round Picks: 4/24 (16.7%)

2nd Round Picks: 7/24 (29.2%)

3rd Round Picks: 5/24 (20.8%)

4th Round Picks: 5/24 (20.8%)

5th Round Picks: 1/24 (4.2%)

6th Round Picks: 1/24 (4.2%)

8th Round Picks: 1/24 (4.2%)

Roy falls within a range of players that showcase a wide spread of being anything from a 1st round choice all the way down to a 8th round choice. When we look at the successful players with over 100+ NHL games, typically you see players that were projected to be good 3rd line checking forwards with size (Chipchura, Sutherby, Sutter). In a deep draft, a 1st round pick is a stretch and a late 2nd or 3rd round choice would be better value for Roy.

NAME POS ST HT WT
MATHIEU JOSEPH RW  L 6.01 166
NHLP G A P
22.29 22.50 44.79

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
JAY MCCLEMENT 6.01 191 57 27.63 18.20 45.83
ERIK CHRISTENSEN 6.00 190 69 16.71 29.06 45.77
PHILIPPE DUPUIS 6.00 195 104 19.33 26.43 45.76
BRIAN SUTHERBY 6.02 174 26 24.11 21.32 45.43
RYAN WHITE 6.00 213 66 17.41 27.57 44.97
ZACH NASTASIUK 6.02 202 48 21.16 23.80 44.96
MATT BELESKEY 6.00 207 112 22.03 22.88 44.90
COLIN FRASER 6.01 175 69 16.98 27.62 44.60
RYANE CLOWE 6.02 190 175 27.94 16.51 44.45
MATT D’AGOSTINI 6.00 176 190 23.96 20.09 44.05
BLAIR JONES 6.02 207 102 13.61 30.32 43.93
ADAM HENRIQUE 6.00 196 82 19.07 24.85 43.92
CASEY CIZIKAS 6.00 185 92 21.33 22.53 43.86

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
TODD HORNUNG 6.00 200 59 23.27 22.53 45.80
DANY ROUSSIN 6.02 198 223 17.20 28.44 45.64
ALEXANDRE BOLDUC 6.02 205 127 14.08 31.36 45.44
MATT KEITH 6.02 197 59 19.93 25.14 45.07
LANCE MONYCH 6.02 203 97 18.39 26.46 44.85
HARRISON REED 6.01 175 93 23.87 20.83 44.70
GREG WATSON 6.02 198 34 19.25 25.44 44.68
SPENCER MACHACEK 6.01 182 67 20.10 24.07 44.17
CHRIS DURAND 6.02 194 52 15.94 27.97 43.91
NATHAN SMITH 6.02 185 23 17.28 26.41 43.69

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
LUKAS SUTTER 6.01 214 39 21.09 24.66 45.75
STEVEN HODGES 6.00 187 84 18.78 26.32 45.11
MARTIN FRK 6.00 203 49 22.30 22.39 44.69
MAX REINHART 6.01 185 64 18.29 25.68 43.97
PHILIPPE PARADIS 6.02 212 27 16.08 27.80 43.88
TOMAS VINCOUR 6.02 204 129 19.16 24.56 43.73

Average Pick: 83.4

Top 10 Picks: 0

1st Round Picks: 3/29 (10.3%)

2nd Round Picks: 8/29 (27.6%)

3rd Round Picks: 7/29 (24.1%)

4th Round Picks: 6/29 (20.7%)

5th Round Picks: 2/29 (6.9%)

6th Round Picks: 1/29 (3.4%)

7th Round Picks: 1/29 (3.4%)

8th Round Picks: 1/29 (3.4%)

Like with Marsh and Beaudin, when we hit players with a NHLP of under 50, the focus switches to finding role players for the bottom two lines. Depending on traits such as defensive play, determination, character, skating and hockey sense, a player like Joseph should project to be anywhere from a 2nd to a 4th round pick. Meanwhile, less focus should be put on offensive scoring, shot, playmaking and stickhandling as these traits are more important for players in scoring roles.

NAME POS ST HT WT
KAMERON KIELLY RW R 6.00 180
NHLP G A P
14.38 28.57 42.95

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
ADAM HENRIQUE 6.00 196 82 19.07 24.85 43.92
CASEY CIZIKAS 6.00 185 92 21.33 22.53 43.86
MICHAEL GRABNER 6.01 177 14 32.12 11.52 43.64
MATTHEW LOMBARDI 6.00 190 215 17.45 25.04 42.49

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
JAMIE ARNIEL 6.00 190 97 28.22 15.37 43.59
CHRIS NIELSEN 6.01 190 36 18.98 24.37 43.35
DANIEL BOIS 6.01 208 97 22.70 19.24 41.95

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
MAX REINHART 6.01 185 64 18.29 25.68 43.97
JOSHUA LEIVO 6.01 191 86 19.17 24.43 43.60
GREG CHASE 6.00 188 188 15.36 27.92 43.28
COLE CASSELS 6.00 180 85 15.50 27.34 42.84

Average Pick: 96.0

Top 10 Picks: 0

1st Round Picks: 1/11 (9.1%)

2nd Round Picks: 1/11 (9.1%)

3rd Round Picks: 4/11 (36.4%)

4th Round Picks: 3/11 (27.3%)

7th Round Picks: 1/11 (9.1%)

8th Round Picks: 1/11 (9.1%)

A top 80 pick was used only 3 out of 11 times on a player comparable to Kielly making it very unlikely, in such a deep draft year, to think he would be one of the exceptions to the rule. While a late 3rd round pick is worth looking into on a player like Kielly, he has a good chance of being a 4th round or later pick.

NAME POS ST HT WT
CAMERON ASKEW C  R 6.02 203
NHLP G A P
16.34 26.35 42.69

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
MICHAEL GRABNER 6.01 177 14 32.12 11.52 43.64
MARK STONE 6.03 196 178 16.19 26.92 43.12
MAXIM LAPIERRE 6.02 205 61 20.40 22.07 42.46

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
NATHAN SMITH 6.02 185 23 17.28 26.41 43.69
CHRIS NIELSEN 6.01 190 36 18.98 24.37 43.35
PHIL MCRAE 6.03 200 33 18.04 25.28 43.33
ZDENEK BLATNY 6.02 190 68 25.63 17.33 42.96
ONDREJ FIALA 6.02 195 40 24.81 17.95 42.76
DANIEL BOIS 6.01 208 97 22.70 19.24 41.95
JOHN ARMSTRONG 6.02 205 87 17.34 24.49 41.83
DAN COLLINS 6.01 209 90 23.21 18.61 41.82
JAMES LIVINGSTON 6.01 210 70 20.68 20.97 41.65

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
TOMAS VINCOUR 6.02 204 129 19.16 24.56 43.73
JUSTIN BAILEY 6.03 202 52 19.78 23.93 43.70
JOSHUA LEIVO 6.01 191 86 19.17 24.43 43.60
BRETT BULMER 6.03 193 39 14.32 27.89 42.21
COLTON SISSONS 6.01 194 50 26.99 14.80 41.79

Average Pick: 67.8

Top 10 Picks: 0

1st Round Picks: 2/17 (11.8%)

2nd Round Picks: 6/17 (35.3%)

3rd Round Picks: 4/17 (23.5%)

4th Round Picks: 3/17 (17.6%)

5th Round Picks: 1/17 (5.9%)

6th Round Picks: 1/17 (5.9%)

With 15 of 17 comparable forwards being taken in the top 100, Askew deserves to be in the conversation to make my final rankings. Typically if a player has some size and scoring, such as Askew, they tend to be picked in the 2nd or 3rd round (59%). However, using a second round pick or earlier on players in this range is usually a poor idea; as only 3 of 12 players have gone on to play 100+ NHL games.

 

NAME POS ST HT WT
ALEXANDRE FORTIN C  L 6.00 173
NHLP G A P
13.65 28.60 42.25

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (100+ NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
MATTHEW LOMBARDI 6.00 190 215 17.45 25.04 42.49
DUSTIN BOYD 6.00 202 98 19.91 21.65 41.56
STEPHANE VEILLEUX 6.01 190 UD 14.36 26.97 41.33

COMPARABLE PLAYERS (<100 NHL GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
DANIEL BOIS 6.01 208 97 22.70 19.24 41.95
KRIS NEWBURY 5.11 192 UD 12.19 29.67 41.85
DAN COLLINS 6.01 209 90 23.21 18.61 41.82
JAMES LIVINGSTON 6.01 210 70 20.68 20.97 41.65
JUSTIN MAPLETOFT 6.01 185 130 22.28 19.10 41.38

COMPARABLE PLAYERS DRAFTED 2009-2014(<100 GAMES)

NAME HT WT # G A P
GREG CHASE 6.00 188 188 15.36 27.92 43.28
COLE CASSELS 6.00 180 85 15.50 27.34 42.84
COLTON SISSONS 6.01 194 50 26.99 14.80 41.79
KEEGAN IVERSON 6.01 220 85 21.64 19.92 41.55
MIKE AMADIO 6.01 192 90 14.94 26.26 41.21

Average Pick: 137.4

Top 10 Picks: 0

2nd Round Picks: 1/13 (7.7%)

3rd Round Picks: 5/13 (38.5%)

4th Round Picks: 2/13 (15.4%)

5th Round Picks: 1/13 (7.7%)

7th Round Picks: 1/13 (7.7%)

8th Round Picks: 1/13 (7.7%)

Undrafted Picks: 2/13 (15.4%)

With 11 of 13 players taken with the 85th pick or higher, Fortin is a longshot to be in my final top 100 rankings. Outside of Lombardi, players in this range do not turn into offensive players and therefore you need to be looking for skills and traits that you find valuable in a 3rd or 4th line player to make it a worthwhile pick.

CONCLUSION

The depth of the QMJHL this year does not fall off, as there are 10 players that have a NHLP that projects to 40-50 points in a 82 game season. Of those 10 players, Dostie and Barre-Boulet are both small forwards who lack the offensive production to warrant a top 100 pick and have a good change of going undrafted. Meanwhile, Kielly and Fortin are long shots to be taken in the 1st three rounds unless they demonstrate strong traits wanted in a 3rd or 4th line forward. This leaves 6 players that I am considering for my top 100, which includes Marsh, Gagne, Beaudin, Roy, Joseph and Askew. Generally these players fall between being a 2nd round to a 4th round pick with the key factor being how well there game translates to being a depth role player in the NHL. While there are some good players in the bunch, a strong argument can be made that none of these players showcase the offensive upside to warrant a top 50 pick.

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