2016 NHL Entry Draft: Boston Bruins Mock Draft 2.0 – A Second Look At Who The Bruins Might Select With Each Of Their Picks
With the 2016 NHL Entry Draft fast-approaching, speculation will be running rampant about who each team will be selecting with their draft picks. While most people find interest and appeal primarily in the first round, it’s important to remember that there are seven rounds for teams to find value.
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In the past, players like solid NHL players such as Jaroslav Halak, Matt Moulson, Pekka Rinne, Dustin Byfuglien, Patric Hornqvist, Ondrej Palat, Joe Pavelski, and even Henrik Lundqvist have been selected after the 200th selection was made in their respective draft years. The value is there for each team and their scouts to discover, and a first round draft pick and a seventh round draft pick should really only be considered different in draft position, and not talent level.
With all of that in mind, here’s a look at who the Boston Bruins could take in the 2016 draft with each of their picks as their currently allotted.
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