NHLHS Mock Draft: With the Twenty-Second Pick…

NHLHS Mock Draft is our latest feature where we collectively predict the first round of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. The draft is a crapshoot and we will be wrong… …but we thought it would be fun to try.

With the 22nd overall pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, the Phoenix Coyotes select…

Jarred Tinordi

With the possibility of the ‘Yotes losing Zbynek Michalek this offseason to free-agency, and some of their defenseman getting older, they will surely be looking for a defenseman to compliment their stockpile of offensive forward prospects. Tinordi is a highly regarded shutdown defender, and will be a huge part of the Coyotes organization for years to come.

Luca Vacca (LeafsWire)
NHLHS Toronto Maple Leafs Correspondent
leafswire@nhlhotstove.com
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