NHL Draft Rankings: Andrei Pustovoy (#19)
With one of the most dangerous releases in the draft class, Andrei Pustovoy is coming off an impressive 32-goal, 62-point season in the MHL.
He is the definition of a pure sniper, lethal off the one-timer and capable of scoring from anywhere on the ice.
While the rest of his game requires some refinement, the tools are there, and his 6’3” stature gives him a solid baseline.
Though listed as both a centre and a winger, his skill set and size make a transition to the wing probable once he moves over to North America.
If he can round out his play beyond his elite finishing, expect to hear his name called early on draft night.
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