Here are my predictions for the next eight picks in Round 4 of the 2023 PLL draft.
The Cannons signed veteran Kyle Hartzell this offseason, but he’s 37. Rall is a undersized but tenacious pole with goal-scoring ability who has been battle-tested in the Big 10.
Conner projects as a do-it-all midfielder in the PLL. Coach St. Laurent will love Conner’s ability to take wings, play great team offense, and mix it up on the defensive end.
After opting defense for the first three rounds, Coach Pressler grabs a rangy left-handed shooter in Degnon. Degnon has legitimate two-point range, and is a better dodger than he gets credit for.
Like Conner, McCahon is another swiss army knife at the midfield that brings versatility and flexibility to Coach Bates’ squad.
I solely changed this pick because of the uncertainty surrounding Brendan Nichtern’s availability. That being said, Dickson should slot in nicely as a third attackman with ball-dominant linemates Logan Wisnauskas and Dylan Molloy. He's having a career year.
Not talked about much when he was at Colgate, Minicus has turned heads in the national spotlight as a lefty slasher on one of the best teams in the nation.
Leadmon’s stock has been steadily rising this season. I have him lower than others on my board, but he’s still a very good midfield prospect that can play offense and defense at a high level.
Bond is an athletic defensive midfielder that is an upgrade over Charlie Hayes at that position and good enough to play right away.
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