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The NHL Combine just dropped its official measurements—shoeless heights and weights from the start of fitness testing—giving teams their first real look at prospects’ physical frames before the draft. While some players like Carson Carels and Ivar Stenberg missed testing due to injury or illness, their stats were still recorded manually, with minor discrepancies possible. Compare this year’s data to past drafts to spot trends—some players tower at 6’7.25”, others hover around 5’9”, with weights ranging from 160 to over 240 pounds. These numbers matter: size and readiness are key factors in how prospects transition to the pros, making this data a vital piece of the evaluation puzzle.
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