Analyzing the NHL Draft can always be a fun exercise and an incredible debate. The armchair GM’s at home – like us – love to claim that we know who should be taken where, each and every year, with little concrete knowledge of the players and what they are going to turn into. Like everybody else, NHL General Managers make mistakes, and surely many of them would love the chance to jump into a time capsule and correct some of the decisions that they have made in the past. Unfortunately, no one has created a time capsule for them, or us (that we know of), so we decided that we would take matters into our own hands. The 2003 NHL Draft is always said to be one of the best drafts since the turn of the century, so we thought this would be the perfect place to start. There are an astonishing number of players from this draft that have had decorated careers, from Stanley Cup Champions, Olympic Medalists, and NHL Award winners. So, without further adieu, here is our Re-Draft for the 2003 NHL Draft in Nashville, Tennessee. Keep in mind, that this does not take into account the team that was drafting, but simply the order that we would have taken the players based on their entire body of work over the course of their careers, respectively. 30th - Lee Stempniak (F) Originally drafted in the 5th round, 148th overall by the St. Louis Blues, Stempniak played parts of 16 seasons in the NHL, debuting back in the 2005-06 season. The West Seneca, New York native skated in 911 NHL games, amassing 203 goals and 469 points with 10 different teams. In 28 career playoff games – 13 of which came in 2014 with the Pittsburgh Penguins – Stempniak finished with 6 points. 29th – Marc Methot (D) Known as a prototypical shut down defenseman, Methot was originally drafted in the 6th round, 168th overall by the Columbus Blue Jackets. The Ottawa, Ontario product has skated in parts of 13 NHL seasons for Columbus, Dallas and his hometown Senators. With his career currently in question due to injury, Met