Brett Leason

Height / Weight
6' 4" / 210 lbs
Born
April 30th 1999 (24)
Position
Right Wing
Country
Canada
NHL 2019 mock draft
Draft Type Round Pick Team
Projection 2 56
SCOUTING REPORT
This third year eligible player has made himself relevant as a possible first round choice by adding at least 50 more points than he produced the season before. Point totals don't dictate draft hierarchy, but his World Junior Under-20 performance cannot be ignored. Sure, he needs to get faster and add a quicker burst in the first step. This will help him to loose pucks, but he has super-soft hands, really excellent vision and a big strong shot. He is a big physical specimen that plays with physicality down low. Has the agility to shake loose, pivot and get shots off with defenders cemented to him. He has East-west elusiveness, and when he gets moving, he is difficult to derail. Display excellent vision and a hard heavy shot that he delivers in stride. Has gone from a long shot to a name that will be called in June.


--Bill Placzek
Player ranking
Year Rank
2019 29
NHL 2018 mock draft
Draft Type Round Pick Team
Projected to be undrafted.
SCOUTING REPORT
This third year eligible player has made himself relevant as a possible first round choice by adding at least 50 more points than he produced the season before. Point totals don't dictate draft hierarchy, but his World Junior Under-20 performance cannot be ignored. Sure, he needs to get faster and add a quicker burst in the first step. This will help him to loose pucks, but he has super-soft hands, really excellent vision and a big strong shot. He is a big physical specimen that plays with physicality down low. Has the agility to shake loose, pivot and get shots off with defenders cemented to him. He has East-west elusiveness, and when he gets moving, he is difficult to derail. Display excellent vision and a hard heavy shot that he delivers in stride. Has gone from a long shot to a name that will be called in June.


--Bill Placzek
NHL 2017 mock draft
Draft Type Round Pick Team
Projected to be undrafted.
SCOUTING REPORT
This third year eligible player has made himself relevant as a possible first round choice by adding at least 50 more points than he produced the season before. Point totals don't dictate draft hierarchy, but his World Junior Under-20 performance cannot be ignored. Sure, he needs to get faster and add a quicker burst in the first step. This will help him to loose pucks, but he has super-soft hands, really excellent vision and a big strong shot. He is a big physical specimen that plays with physicality down low. Has the agility to shake loose, pivot and get shots off with defenders cemented to him. He has East-west elusiveness, and when he gets moving, he is difficult to derail. Display excellent vision and a hard heavy shot that he delivers in stride. Has gone from a long shot to a name that will be called in June.


--Bill Placzek
Floating offer