Draft analysts have had extra time to tinker with their lists for all 31 teams, although there has always been one constant — Alexis Lafreniere. The winger from Canada has been the consensus No. 1 overall pick for close to two years and it’s expected the Rangers will add the generational talent. That, or they’ll trade away the pick.

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As with all drafts, the time is ripe for trades, especially this year with a flat salary cap and a stocked draft class. Will New York stay in the top spot? Which teams will shuffle the deck chairs to get their man?

For now, the order is set, so here’s a look at how some of the gurus think the first round will go.

Chris Peter’s mock draft (ESPN)

ESPN’s resident prospects guru released his mock draft ($) Sept. 22. 

Corey Pronman’s mock draft (The Athletic)

Pronman released his mock draft ($) on Oct. 1.

Steve Kournianos’ mock draft (The Draft Analyst)

The Draft Analyst’s guide is jam-packed with prospect info, including his mock draft.

Craig Button’s mock draft (TSN)

The former Flames general manager posted his final rankings on Oct. 2.