Talk Today 06/11/2003 - Updated 02:58 PM ET  NHL draft: Kyle
Woodlief  Tuesday, June 17, noon ET  The NHL holds its annual
draft Saturday and Sunday in Nashville. Last year's top pick,
Rick Nash of the Columbus Blue Jackets, was nominated for the
Calder Trophy, given to the NHL's top rookie.  Kyle Woodlief is
a former NHL scout and is now the publisher of Red Line Report,
an independent scouting newsletter subscribed to by 29 of 30 NHL
teams and nearly 70% of all U.S. college teams. He is one of the
world's leading authorities on NHL draft prospects. Kyle has
been filing scouting reports to for the past four years and will
be here Tuesday to answer questions on the draft.  Duneeden
Iowa: Kyle, If you had to choose one player from the 2003 draft
to build a team around who would it be? Why? Thanks in advance.
Kyle Woodlief: If I were the GM of an NHL team and I was
absolutely and thoroughly convinced that Andrei Kastsitsyn's
medical condition (epilepsy) was permanently under control
through medication, he woul