OHL Prospects: “He looks like a borderline power forward at times with his ability to drive the net and work the wall. However, the physical consistency really wavers. His play away from the puck lacks consistency too. He shows flashes of being a very capable offensive support player. He protects the puck well and has good playmaking vision. But, there are other times where he simply fades to the background. The frame and skating are both solid. I mean, there’s room for him to get quicker, but it’s not a weakness. If you’re drafting Harvey, you’re really hoping that he unlocks that power winger potential by increasing his physical intensity; developing that dog on a bone mentality. If he does, he could easily be a quality third line player at the NHL level.” Source
Caden Harvey is a right-shot center from a good league (OHL). He’s as good a long shot as Robinson based on draft reports and production.


Oilers select G Ryan Cameron at #212. 6’2″, 183 lbs. Played with Cedar Rapids in USHL, but slated to play for Sioux Falls next season.
Will follow Berzkalns to Boston College in ’27-’28.
Catches left. Ranked #33 among NA goalies by CSB. Was draft eligible last year, but not by much (Aug 2007).
2.92 GAA, 88.2 SV% in 40 GP last year.
Sharks take a swing on 7’1″, 272 lb. d-man Alexander Karmanov at #201. Biggest player — and first Moldovan — ever drafted in the NHL.
‘Canes acquire the rights to John Carlson for a 6th.