paid a premium because he scored 16 times last season. He'll get all the power-play time that he wants in 2012-13, but it matter much on the scoreboard. Bottom line : Worth letting others trip over themselves to draft. Jiri Hudler, Calgary Flames Glass half full - Hudler owners have been dying for him to get onto a new team and get all the ice time and PP time he could ever want. Glass half empty - Hudler is no longer playing with Henrik Zetterberg. Bottom line : I don't think there is a lot of wiggle room up or down with Hudler's production. Don't overrate. Getty Images Olli Jokinen, Winnipeg Jets The fantastic emerging line of Bryan Little, Blake Wheeler and Andrew Ladd is not breaking up anytime soon. But that still leaves Evander Kane as a potential linemate for Jokinen. So although he won't get first-unit power-play time, his even strength linemates are a match to what he had in Calgary (often Jarome Iginla and Curtis Glencross). Bottom line : I call this one a wash (new situation versus old), unless Kane busts out like we know he can. Definite upside. Guillaume Latendresse, Ottawa Senators Still only 25, if Latendresse can put his concussion issues behind him then he has the prime of his career still ahead. With 33 goals in his last 82 games, you can see what Latendresse has to offer. The issue is, it took him three years to get in those 82 games. Bottom