Previously: The Toronto Maple Leafs (Round 1, #25) select Andre Burakovsky from Malmö.

With the 22nd-overall selection in the 2013 FanSided NHL Mock Draft, the Calgary Flames select, from the Windsor Spitfires of the OHL, Kerby Rychel.

Rychel, a left-wing, stands at 6-0 and weighs in at 185 lbs. He was born in Los Angeles, California, in October of 1994 while his father, Warren Rychel, was playing in the NHL with the Kings. Warren played in more than 800 games in his 12-year pro career. Since 2006, he has been the General Manager of the Windsor Spitfires, the same team his son plays for. But Kerby Rychel didn’t make the team just because he has connections; Kerby was the Spitfires’ leading-scorer the last two seasons scoring 163 points in 130 games. This past season, Rychel suited up for all 68 games and totaled 87 points, 32 more than his next closest teammate.

While he was born in the United States, Rychel competes in national tournaments with Canada.

Per ISS Hockey -

“Rychel is a very good skating winger who shows long, quick strides and intriguing potential through his rangy frame. He has consistently shown high end offensive production from the slot with his big shot, one of the quicker releases in the draft. 

Style compares to: Chris Kunitz“

Knight hails from High River, Alberta, which is just south of Calgary, and just wrapped up his senior season at the University of North Dakota. He registered 146 total points in 161 games.

The 22-year-old center was originally acquired by the Panthers via the 2009 NHL Draft where Florida selected him in the fifth-round.

Before beginning his collegiate career he played juniors in the Alberta Junior Hockey League for the Okotoks Oilers, scoring 34 goals and assisting on 38 in 61 games, while leading Okotoks to the second-round of the AJHL Playoffs.

Knight checks in at 6-2, 200 pounds and is still unsigned. Expect Flames GM, Jay Feaster, to make an announcement soon regarding the signing of Knight.