Currently, on loan to HK Sochi, Michkov has made it clear that any team that selects him will take on the risk that he may stay in the KHL and Russia to further his development before coming to the NHL.
While this risk may be worth the reward for a team like the Flyers, who have expressed interest, it ultimately depends on how the draft unfolds. Here are the odds:
Despite some setbacks, Michkov has proven himself to be a promising player with 20 points in 30 games this season. If the Flyers are able to secure him, he could be a valuable addition to their roster, but only if it fits into their long-term rebuilding plans. Ultimately, the draft is subject to change and anything can happen.