
Spitfires Prospects Shine in NHL Draft Rankings
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Windsor Spitfires Ethan Belchetz, a six-foot-five powerhouse, leads NHL Central Scoutings final rankings for the 2026 draft, with Caden Harvey, Andrew Robinson, and Grady Spicer also earning spots. Belchetzs pro-level shot, skating, and leadership make him a first-round contender despite injury. Harveys steady production, Robinsons defensive reliability, and Spicers size and grit contribute to the teams bright future.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Spitfires Prospects Shine in NHL Draft Rankings. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 17th, Windsor Spitfires are making waves beyond the ice in the Ontario Hockey League playoffs, with four players landing spots in NHL Central. Scouting's final rankings for the 2026 draft. Ford, Ethan Bellchitz leads the packet 9th among North American skaters, a huge nod to his size and skill as a 6-foot-5 powerhouse drafted, first overall last year. Bellchitz exploded with 34 goals and 59 points in 57 games this season before a broken collarbone sidelined him. Scouts rave about his pro-level shot, skating for a big guy and leadership in the locker room, keeping him firmly in first round contention despite. The injury, meanwhile, three others Spitfires got recognition too. Ford, Caden Harvey, climbed to 188th, defenseman Andrew Robinson hit 205th after starting unranked, and Grady Spicer. Rounded out at two-fold, these guys are building solid games with Harvey's steady production and Robinson's defensive reliability standing out.
The team grabbed these prospects in recent drafts, betting on their upside and it's paying off even as Bellchitz heals up. Harvey, a fifth-round pick, chipped in during playoffs while Robinson and Spicer bring size and grit from junior leagues. With the draft set for late June in Buffalo's Keeping Center, Windsor's future looks bright as they keep pushing in the playoffs, stacking talent for, seasons ahead. I'm Cory with the story and you've been listening to NHL News today, AI-powered team coverage.
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