Corey Promin's ranking the best NHL players and prospects under 23.

So he's got his tiers, as always, tier one, elite NHL player,

Mackin Selabrini number one, Connor Bedard number two,

Leo Carlson, number three.

There are 11 hawks on this list.

Dard, two, Nazar 22, Kanzarov 23, Levschenov 35, Frondel, 44, Colton Dock, 71, Sam Renzel, 72, Oliver

Moore, 82, Sasha Blavere 95, Vakab Nussel 104, and Mason West 107. Out of the Hawks, yes,

who's too high, who's too low, in your opinion? I don't mean this in a bad way,

Ardum Levesshnov is a better

prospect than Frank Nazar. When it's said and done, Artem Lefshnov should be better than Frank.

And I know there are different positions and different expectations. But Arden Lefshnov, the number two

overall pick should be a guy who makes all-star teams frequently.

Sure.

And I think Frank's going to be a really good player.

I'm not saying my opinion on Frank has changed, but I think Arden Lefshonam needs to be in that 20-ish range.

And then I would kind of bump maybe Nazar down to the 30-ish-ish range where Lefshinov is.

I don't know. I think it's and maybe Leveshanov is. I don't know.

I think it's, and maybe then bump everybody else down.

I also think Frandell feels really low at 44.

I know he hasn't played an NHL game yet, but a lot of the guys ahead of him haven't either.

Well, as Corey writes in here at the top, says the ranking is of the best young players overall.

This is a ranking meant to show who I think will have the best pro career,

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