from Helene St. James of the Detroit Free Press,
“You’re hoping to get into top three, but you know the odds,” Wings general manager Ken Holland said Saturday. “We’re disappointed not to get a lottery pick, but it’s a good draft. We’ll get a good player for our organization.”...
While Dahlin is NHL-ready as soon as next season, the Wings might still get a player who can come right in and contribute.
“Let’s get to training camp and see them on the ice,” Holland said. “But it would not surprise me if three or four or five players out of this draft start out in the NHL next season.