Hockey´s Future Top 50 complete list:
1. Alexander Ovechkin, Left Wing, Washington Capitals
2. Kari Lehtonen, Goaltender, Atlanta Thrashers
3. Nikolai Zherdev, Right Wing, Columbus Blue Jackets
4. Evgeny Malkin, Center, Pittsburgh Penguins
5. Marc-Andre Fleury, Goaltender, Pittsburgh Penguins
6. Nathan Horton, Center, Florida Panthers
7. Dion Phaneuf, Defenseman, Calgary Flames
8. Thomas Vanek, Left Wing, Buffalo Sabres
9. Milan Michalek, Right Wing, San Jose Sharks
10. Ryan Suter, Defenseman, Nashville Predators
11. Cam Barker, Defenseman, Chicago Blackhawks
12. Zach Parise, Center, New Jersey Devils
13. Alexander Semin, Left Wing, Washington Capitals
14. Braydon Coburn, Defenseman, Atlanta Thrashers
15. Andrei Kostitsyn, Right Wing, Montreal Canadiens
A brilliant puck-handler, the Belarussian lit it up in his draft year at the U-18 tallying 15 points in only six games. While he doesnt have terrific speed, his ability to dangle and his heavy shot are his best assets. Naturally, the Canadiens are going to want him to get a bit bigger in order to take the punishment meted out at the pro level. Like most young Europeans, he needs to learn more about the defensive side of the game and learn to use his teammates better in the passing game. These are things that come with time.
16. Fedor Tjutin, Defenseman, New York Rangers
17. Jeff Carter, Center, Philadelphia Flyers
18. Anthony Stewart, Right Wing, Florida Panthers
19. Maxime Ouellet, Goaltender, Washington Capitals
20. Alvaro Montoya, Goaltender, New York Rangers
21. Anton Babchuk, Defenseman, Chicago Blackhawks
22. Patrick OSullivan, Center, Minnesota Wild
23. Hannu Toivonen, Goaltender, Boston Bruins
24. Ilya Bryzgalov, Goaltender, Anaheim Mighty Ducks
25. Dustin Brown, Left Wing, Los Angeles Kings
26. Igor Grigorenko, Right Wing, Detroit Red Wings
27. Steve Eminger, Defenseman, Washington Capitals
28. Lauri Tukonen, Right Wing, Los Angeles Kings
29. Ray Emery, Goaltender, Ottawa Senators
30. Ryan Getzlaf, Center, Anaheim Mighty Ducks
31. Andrew Ladd, Left Wing, Carolina Hurricanes
32. Robert Schremp, Center, Edmonton Oilers
33. AJ Thelen, Defenseman, Minnesota Wild
34. Alexander Steen, Center, Toronto Maple Leafs
35. Keith Ballard, Defenseman, Phoenix Coyotes
36. Corey Perry, Right Wing, Anaheim Mighty Ducks
37. Carlo Colaiacovo, Defenseman, Toronto Maple Leafs
38. Antoine Vermette, Center, Ottawa Senators
39. Michael Richards, Center, Philadelphia Flyers
40. Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers, Goaltender, Edmonton Oilers
41. Ryan Miller, Goaltender, Buffalo Sabres
42. Rostislav Olesz, Center, Florida Panthers
43. Eric Fehr, Right Wing, Washington Capitals
44. Denis Grebeshkov, Defenseman, Los Angeles Kings
45. Ryan Whitney, Defenseman, Pittsburgh Penguins
46. Marek Schwarz, Goaltender, St. Louis Blues
47. Derek Roy, Center, Buffalo Sabres
48. Steve Bernier, Right Wing, San Jose Sharks
49. Christopher Higgins, Center, Montreal Canadiens
The former 2002 first round pick, taken 14th overall, decided to leave Yale after his sophomore season, where he was a top ten finalist for the Hobey Baker award. Entering his first pro season, the 511, 188-pound center had to switch positions. When asked by Hockeys Future this October if it affected his game Higgins said, No, not really. I feel pretty comfortable playing both positions. He finished his rookie season in 2003-04 with 21 goals and 48 points in 67 games in the AHL. Higgins is a smart two-way forward with a good set of hands and is dangerous offensively. He is also a true leader who works hard and leads by example. He will be a member of the Montreal Canadiens in the not too distant future.
50. Antero Niittymaki, Goaltender, Philadelphia Flyers
deux oublier de taille pour montreal perzzhogin et danis ! !!!
et un article sur anze kopitar , jaimerais ben que les habs le repevhe 
http://www.hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=7373&mode=threaded&order=0
luc bourdon est quel position ?
ces con ! !!! si il l´aurait pas eu taurait ete surement 18 eme ou 19 eme ! !!
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