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Miller - have played their best hockey of the season of late.Microsoft's website has a list of " feature deprecations and removals (opens in new tab)," though it doesn't appear to be complete at this time: Thatcher Demko has been sensational since returning from injury, and Vancouver’s best players - Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes, and J.T. The team has seemingly turned things around under new head coach Rick Tocchet, despite relying on multiple AHL defencemen logging big minutes. The question is, can the Canucks keep this up? They have one of the NHL’s easiest schedules down the stretch, with eight of their last 13 games coming against non-playoff teams. The 20th-place team (currently Buffalo by points percentage) will get a 2.6% chance at third overall, and a 1.7% shot at fourth. The 21st-place team (currently Ottawa by points percentage) will get a 2.9% chance to win second overall, and a 2.4% chance to win third. If the Canucks finish 20th or 21st, they could win the lottery and still not get Bedard. They could also pick as low as 10th (3.2%).Ĭanucks are four spots away from having 0% chance at Bedard ( )

The most likely outcome would be picking eighth (54.4%), followed by ninth (30%). If the regular season ended today, the Canucks would have a 6% chance at winning the first overall pick, and a 6.4% shot to get the second pick.

That means that only the lottery picks belonging to teams finishing between 22nd and 32nd place (ie - between last and 11th-last) will have a shot to get Bedard. While all 16 non-playoff teams will participate in the May 8 lottery, teams are now only allowed to move up a maximum of 10 spots.

The NHL’s draft lottery rules were altered last year, reducing the number of teams that were eligible to win the first overall pick. So no matter where you finish, provided you’re one of the bottom-11 teams in the standings, getting Connor Bedard is a long shot.īut if you finish 12th-last or higher, which the Canucks are now in danger of doing, it won’t be a long shot. The last-place team, currently the Columbus Blue Jackets, will receive only a 25.5% shot to win the first overall pick in the weighted lottery. The Canucks are charging up the standings.