Ducks 4

Brian Dumoulin (D)
2e pick (51e) en 2009
Boston College H-East 37 games 3 buts 30 passes 33 points

Coter 7,5 B par hockey future
Talent Analysis

An offensive, play making defenseman, Dumoulin plays with the poise of a much more experienced player despite a relatively limited background of high school hockey in Maine and one year of junior hockey in the EJHL. Despite his height (6'3") he skates with the fluidity of a much smaller player and is reliable in his defensive zone.

http://www.hockeysfuture.com/prospects/brian_dumoulin

Mark Cundari (D)
Peoria Rivermen AHL 69 games 10 buts 20 passes 30 points 106 pim

Talent Analysis
Cundari projects as a two-way defenseman. Despite his small frame, he is a strong player and is willing to play the physical game. He does not shy away from the corners. His positioning is excellent and rarely gets beat one-on-one. He flashed some offense in junior with the productive Spitfires as a puck-moving defenseman. His decision making with the puck is an area that could be improved.

http://www.hockeysfuture.com/prospects/mark_cundari

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