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Draft day 'a dream come true' for Montreal Canadiens prospect Riley Kidney | iNFOnews

Gemma Karstens-Smith July 24, 2021 - 5:53 PM After an unsettled season that limited opportunities for junior hockey players and NHL scouts alike, Calgary Flames GM Brad Treliving believes it will take some time before the real winners of this year's draft can be picked. "The reality is now you wait," he said Saturday after Calgary added eight names to its prospect pool. "Everyone’s happy on draft day. "Now you wait for a period of time for these players to go through the development process." General managers, scouts and players have all said for weeks they expected an unpredictable 2021 NHL entry draft after COVID-19 restrictions cancelled games or entire seasons, and prevented scouts from checking out talent in person.

Draft day 'a dream come true' for Montreal Canadiens prospect Riley Kidney

Flames pick up eight players in 2021 NHL draft

  CALGARY -- The Calgary flames have come away with eight new prospects following the 2021 NHL draft, covering a range of positions. The team began by acquiring Matt Coronato in the first round Friday, they had the 13th pick. In the second round, the Flames took left winger William Stromgren, he comes from MoDo of the Swedish League. Calgary got a pair of players from the QMJHL in the third round. Centre Cole Huckins and defensemen Cameron Whynot went 77th and 89th. Without any picks in the fourth round, the Flames chose defenseman Cole Jordan, from the Moose Jaw Warriors, in the fifth round.

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