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Since I will be taking an exam while the 2nd day of the draft will be taking it's course I won't be able to make my picks for the Habs in real time like the past 2 years so here's what I would do :

47th and 48th pick: Ozzy Wiesblatt, Sam Colangelo and Tristen Robins are my main target.

If I can take the first two, I would be willing to wait for 56th for Robins. If one of the two is gone I ain't taking that risk.

If two of the three are gone, I'm taking Bordeleau.

Ideal scenario would be Robins at 56th but with the unlikelihood of both Wiesblatt and Colangelo being available at 46-47 that would mean Robins earlier and Bordeleau at that spot.

If he's not, I would go with Roby Jarventie.

For the 77th pick it depend on the 56th pick. If Jarventie is gone, I would take a look for a guy who fell, maybe Jean-Luc Foudy. That would dictate the 77th pick cause if I don't like what's left at 56th, I'm taking Mitch Miller.

He would be my target for the 77th pick because

There's a lot of concerning off-ice history with him so I would bet on that making him available.

If not guys like Ponomarev, Cross Hanas, Luke Tuch could be option but chances are I would be too scared losing Landon Slaggert before the 97th pick.

With the 97th pick I'm primary looking at Jacob Truscott.

If I can nab Slaggert then the next pick is the 101th so it's not a long wait.

Starting at the 108th pick, it all depends on who's still available, next guy that I would target is Luke Reid but chances are he's gonna be

Available a bit later, so guys like Brandon Coe, Egor Sokolov, Pavel Gogolev may be good bets.

Next pick being the 135th Ryder Rolston is a guy that I could also bet on.

For the 170th and 187th I'm looking on Nathan Staios and Charles Beaudoin. Staios will probably go undraft