Graham Knott
| Position | Birthdate | Height | Height (cm) | Weight | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Left Wing | 1/13/1997 | 6'4 | 193 | 195 | 88 |
Draft Information
| Draft Year | Age/Production Score | HP Draft Rank | Weighted Draft Rank | Drafted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | 0.08 | 29 | 60 | 54 |
Prospect Ranking
| Rank | Prospect Status | NHLRights |
|---|---|---|
| 384 | Graduated | Chicago Blackhawks |
Player Notes:
Spilling the sticks...
| Player Name | Note Type | Note | Writer | Game Watched | Viewing Method | Game Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Graham Knott | Note | Good use of this body to create an extra second to find Maletta in the crease for a goal | Brian Fogarty | Niagara vs Barrie (OHL) | Live | 3/4/2016 |
| Graham Knott | Note | Couldn't convert a pass in the slot | Brian Fogarty | Niagara vs Barrie (OHL) | Live | 3/4/2016 |
| Graham Knott | Note | When Knott adds twenty pounds he is going to be a beast | Brian Fogarty | Niagara vs Barrie (OHL) | Live | 3/4/2016 |
| Graham Knott | Summary | Knott is tall but still thin, yet he plays the game like he already has the extra pounds. Strong both on his skates and in the corners. Knott looks a bit raw, but has the form to round into a true NHL power forward. | Brian Fogarty | Niagara vs Barrie (OHL) | Live | 3/4/2016 |
| Graham Knott | Note | Knott with the dish to Maletta who goes through the wickets to tie the game at one. | Zachary DeVine | Niagara vs Barrie (OHL) | Live | 3/4/2016 |
| Graham Knott | Note | Shows good edgework and long strides. Good hands in close, especially for his size. | Brian Fogarty | Niagara vs Sault Ste Marie (OHL) | Video (With Replay) | 11/26/2015 |
| Graham Knott | Note | Good check on the boards to disrupt an attack. Uses his size to hold position and shield plays | Brian Fogarty | Niagara vs Sault Ste Marie (OHL) | Video (With Replay) | 11/26/2015 |
| Graham Knott | Summary | Still a work in progress, the big forward shows strength and decent agility in multiple phases of the game. Uses his size well because he can move well laterally and use his edgework to gain superior positions on the ice. Could become a solid middle-six centerman that opponents do not like playing against. | Brian Fogarty | Niagara vs Sault Ste Marie (OHL) | Video (With Replay) | 11/26/2015 |
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