Cale Makar, who was originally the fourth overall pick, has now ascended to the top position in the re-draft due to his impressive career achievements, including winning the Calder Trophy and a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche.

The 2017 NHL Draft class, once considered weak, has shown significant talent in hindsight, prompting a re-evaluation of its players.

Nico Hischier, the first overall pick, remains second in the re-draft, praised for his offensive skills and playmaking ability.

Elias Pettersson has moved up to third, highlighting his offensive production and potential impact on the Dallas Stars.

Jason Robertson, initially a second-round pick, now ranks fourth due to his remarkable scoring ability, achieving over a point-per-game pace in his career.

Miro Heiskanen is relocated to fifth, showcasing his elite defensive skills and offensive potential as a top defenseman.

Jake Oettinger, originally a late first-rounder, ranks sixth due to his performance as a standout goaltender for the Dallas Stars.

Jeremy Swayman is selected seventh, noted for his talent and potential mentorship under Henrik Lundqvist with the New York Rangers.

Nick Suzuki moves up to eighth, recognized for his intelligence and offensive skills, despite being originally drafted 13th.

Robert Thomas is placed ninth, noted for his playmaking and aggressive style, making him a fit for the Detroit Red Wings.

Martin Necas rounds out the top ten, moving up from his original draft slot to the Florida Panthers, where he could have thrived alongside talented players.