Calgary Flames' Draft Steal: Adam Novotny

It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is Calgary Flames News today, where Team

Coverage meets AI. Calgary Flames fans get hyped.

They've got two first round picks in this year's NHL draft, including that

unprotected one from Vegas, now projected around 25th to 28th overall after the

night's late surge to win the Pacific Division. That Vegas picks turning heads

because it lines up with some real talent late in the first round, like CheckWinger,

Adam Novotny, and an 18-year-old beast who's lighting it up in the OHL with the Peter

Burrow Peats. Novotny jumped from Czechia to North America via the CHL import draft,

same path as Flames, Forward, Motveg, Written, or he's 6 foot 1, 204. Pounds, left shot sniper

with an elite wrist shot that goal tenders haytracking. His numbers pop, 34 goals, 31 assists,

27th in OHL scoring, and 2nd among Europeans, plus he balled out at World Juniors.

With a goal two years back and three assists this year for Czechia's medals,

most scouts see him going 10th to 15th overall, but if he slips toward 23rd or lower,

hey, drafts get wild, the Flames could snag up. Top 6 score with pro-level tools,

filling their knee for firepower on the wing no matter who's already there.

Keep an eye on this, it could be still City for Calgary.