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NHL Draft Tracker 2017
Last Updated: 06/24/17, 04:17 ET

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Round 1

1.
New Jersey Devils
Nico Hischier, CenterHalifax Mooseheads, QMJHL
More flashy than Patrick but no less responsible or intelligent, Hischier is a smooth-skating playmaker at center. Racked up 86 points and 38 goals in the Quebec junior league, his first full year in North America. Hischier is elusive with the puck on his stick and skates very well evading defenders looking to complete plays. Needs work defensively, but raw, first-line upside is there.
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Philadelphia Flyers
Nolan Patrick, CenterBrandon Wheat Kings, WHL
Patrick is a future first-line center with a terrific all-around game. He makes quick decisions and rarely makes mistakes due to his high hockey I.Q, can complete passes with ease and loves to disrupt play the other way. Not afraid to play use his size. Comparisons to Jonathan Toews or Anze Kopitar are high, but warranted. Injuries (sports hernia) are a concern.
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Dallas Stars
Miro Heiskanen, DefensemanHIFK, Liiga (Finland)
Possibly the best defenseman in the draft. Heiskanen is a puck-mover with good vision and a knack for making the right pass or move to execute zone exits. Not the biggest guy, but his stickwork makes up for it in the corners. Not flashy, but safe and reliable. And supremely confident. Played well with men in Finland's top league this year.
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Colorado Avalanche
Cale Makar, DefensemanBrooks Bandits (AJHL), committed to UMass Amherst (2017-18)
Fastest-riser in the draft. Makar is an under-sized (5'11) offensive defenseman with some of the most impressive instincts in the draft. Owns a deceptively good shot from the point or off the rush, good speed, aggression and vision. A future power play QB if he can prove his size isn't a problem defensively at the pro level. Playing for UMass Amherst in 2017-18.
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Vancouver Canucks
Elias Pettersson, CenterTimra, SHL; Vaxjo Lakers, SHL (2017-18)
Playmaking forward with terrific speed and skills with the puck. Load to defend against one-on-one, but also pretty slim. Might be easy to knock off the puck if he doesn't add muscle. But you can't teach speed or instincts, and Pettersson owns plenty of both. High ceiling. Winger or center.
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Vegas Golden Knights
Cody Glass, CenterPortland Winterhawks, WHL
The two-way Portland center caught attention this year with 32 goals and 94 points. His NHL projection shifted from a role player to an impact player. High IQ and energy all over the ice, and really came along as a power play threat this season. Well-rounded upside means Hockey Men™ will drool over this kid.
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New York Rangers
(from Coyotes)
Lias Andersson, CenterHV71, SHL; Frölunda HC, SHL (2017-18)
Solid two-way center who lacks size but not work ethic. You don't draft him thinking he'll win scoring titles; you draft him knowing he'll bring stability down the middle of your lineup. Also looks like Daniel Bruhl. Would draft.
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Buffalo Sabres
Casey Mittelstadt, CenterEden Prairie High School (Minnesota); committed to University of Minnesota (2017-18)
A finesse-first center heading to the University of Minnesota next year. Mittelstadt is great off the rush and expends energy all over the ice. Great wrist shot. Agile, but not especially fast. More of a long-term project than other top centers in the class, but worth the wait.
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Detroit Red Wings
Michael Rasmussen, CenterTri-City Americans, WHL
As tall as two Kailer Yamamotos. I think. He's 6'6, with good vision and good puck skills. You could totally see him being a quality net-front presence on the power play, with defensive diligence to chip in on penalty kills. Solid, big two-way center.
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10.
Florida Panthers
Owen Tippett, Right WingMississauga Steelheads, OHL
Arguably the best pure scorer in the draft. Draws comparisons to Phil Kessel for his speed and NHL-ready shot. You want this guy on your power play, where he can create space on his own to finish plays. The knock is he doesn't compete hard enough the other way; get him to buy in, though, and that speed can make him a dangerous complete package.
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Los Angeles Kings
Gabe Vilardi, CenterWindsor Spitfires, OHL
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12.
Carolina Hurricanes
Martin Necas, CenterHC Kometa Brno, Czech
Along the same lines as Pettersson, only smaller and flashier. Necas is a strong forechecker who always seems to either create or find openings for himself on scoring chances. A deceptive shot, too. Like Pettersson, needs to builk up to maintain effectiveness with his aggressive style. Competitiveness and skills aren't in question, though.
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Vegas Golden Knights
(from Jets)
Nick Suzuki, CenterOwen Sound Attack, OHL
A year ago, he was projected late first round pick due to his elite defensive abilities (he's a nightmare on the PK). After a massive 2016-17 campaign (45 goals, 96 points), Suzuki is a bonafide two-way stud prospect. Quick. Smart. Apparently well-rounded. Size and over-aggression are his biggest flaws.
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14.
Tampa Bay Lightning
Cal Foote, DefensemanKelowna Rockets, WHL
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Vegas Golden Knights
(from Islanders)
Erik Brannstrom, DefensemanHV71, SHL
Oh, you thought we were done with small offensive defensemen in this first round. Nope. Another PP quarterback in the making with smarts but an even smaller size than Makar or Heiskanen. Still a quality prospect.
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Calgary Flames
Juuso Valimaki, DefensemanTri-City Americans, WHL
Another puck-moving defenseman, but one that impressed in his first full year on North American ice. Combo of speed (not agility, though) and vision allow him to escape from his own zone regularly and start plays up-ice. Generally mistake-free; capable of risk-taking but not prone to it. Needs work on skating. Not overly physical.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Timothy Liljegren, DefensemanRögle BK, SHL
The best defenseman in the draft a year ago, but fell hard after a year of illness and lack of development at Sweden's highest level. Fears are that he's a one-trick player: owns good creativity and skills for an offensive defenseman, but is that all he is? Still worth a flier on, of course.
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Boston Bruins
Urho Vaakanainen, DefensemanJYP, Liiga; SaiPa, Liiga (2017-18)
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19.
San Jose Sharks
Joshua Norris, CenterU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to University of Michigan (2017-18)
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20.
St. Louis Blues
Robert Thomas, CenterLondon Knights, OHL
Man, it's a hot one
Like seven inches from the midday sun
Well, I hear you whispering in the words, to melt everyone
But you stay so cool
My muñequita, my Spanish Harlem Mona Lisa
You're my reason for reason
The step in my groove
And if you said this life ain't good enough
I would give my world to lift you up
I could change my life to better suit your mood
Because you're so smooth
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21.
New York Rangers
Filip Chytil, Left WingHC Zlin, Czech
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22.
Edmonton Oilers
Kailer Yamamoto, Center/Right WingSpokane Chiefs, WHL
Yes, he's 5'8. Yes, that's small. But Yamamoto is as skilled as any forward in the class, with puck skills that leave your mouth agape at times. And coaches will love how hard he works at either end. He plays like he doesn't know how small he is, and that's great. Johnny Gaudreau succeeded. Why not Yamamoto?
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23.
Arizona Coyotes
(from Wild)
Pierre-Olivier Joseph, DefensemanCharlottetown Islanders, QMJHL
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Winnipeg Jets
(from Blue Jackets)
Kristian Vesalainen, Left Wing/Right WingFrolunda, SHL; HPK, Liiga (2017-18)
Toolsy winger coming off a down-year that raised some questions about just how dynamic he will be. He's aggressive and good with the puck, but not consistent enough. He might end up paying off, but he's not as sure a thing as most thought a year ago.
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25.
Montreal Canadiens
Ryan Poehling, CenterSt. Cloud State
Poehling is a big center who loves to throw his body around. Some outlets have described him as a two-way player, though he might fit more of a powe forward role. But he earned that moniker for a reason; he's responsible and mature in his own end. A team player that coaches will love, even if his ceiling is more middle-six.
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26.
Dallas Stars
(from Blackhawks)
Jake Oettinger, GoaltenderBoston University
Considered the best goalie in the draft class, Oettinger has the combo of size (6'4) and agility NHL nets trend toward these days. He had a terrific freshman year with Boston University and has a bright future.
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27.
Philadelphia Flyers
(from Capitals via Blues)
Morgan Frost, Center/Left WingSault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, OHL
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Ottawa Senators
Shane Bowers, CenterWaterloo Black Hawks, USHL; committed to Boston University (2017-18)
Oh, look. Another two-way center. The future Boston University forward is another in a good crop of them, though he leans more toward the offensive side of things with strong puck-handling skills and a good shot. Not a big player (6'0), but that's not an ender in this NHL.
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29.
Chicago Blackhawks
(from Ducks via Stars)
Henri Jokiharju, DefensemanPortland Winterhawks, WHL
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30.
Nashville Predators
Eeli Tolvanen, Left WingSioux City Musketeers, USHL; 2017-18 team TBD
Scouts love his shot as much as Tippett's. Slapper, wrister, snapper, off the rush or at a stand-still ... Tolvanen could beat NHL goalies with it already. Obviously out-grew the USHL this year, so he'll play for Boston College in 2017-18. He'll have to out-grow his "floater" tendencies in his own zone, too. Either a one-trick goal scorer or something more; too early to tell.
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31.
St. Louis Blues
(from Pittsburgh Penguins)
Klim Kostin, Right WingDynamo Moskva, KHL; likely AHL-bound in 2017-18
Stop me if you've heard this before: here's a big Russian winger expected to go in the top 15 picks. Like Valeri Nichushkin and Denis Gurianov before him, Kostin is thought of highly with some questions attached. Will his shoulder heal well? His he more than a drive-to-the-net guy? Is he as committed to defense as he seems? Is he going to stay in the NHL or leave for Russia? Would we ask these things about him if he wasn't Russian?
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Round 2

32.
Colorado Avalanche
Conor Timmins, DefensemanSault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, OHL
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33.
Vancouver Canucks
Kole Lind, Right WingKelowna Rockets, WHL
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Vegas Golden Knights
Nicolas Hague, DefensemanMississauga Steelheads, OHL
Don't let his 6'6 frame fool you: Hague is a solid two-way defenseman, not just a large pillar in his own end. Owns a great shot and passing skills that made him an asset on Mississauga's power play, but obviously not a liability in his own end either.
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35.
Philadelphia Flyers
(from Arizona)
Isaac Ratcliffe, Left WingGuelph Storm, OHL
A big winger who took big strides this year with Guelph in the OHL. Will hit anything that moves, as long as he can get there (his skating needs improvement). He's a project, with inconsistencies that must be ironed out. But a power forward in the making.
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36.
New Jersey Devils
Jesper Boqvist, ForwardBrynas IF, Sweden
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37.
Buffalo Sabres
Marcus Davidsson, ForwardDjurgardens IF, Sweden
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38.
Detroit Red Wings
Gustav Lindstrom, DefensemanAlmtuna, Sweden
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39.
Dallas Stars
Jason Robertson, ForwardKingston, OHL
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40.
Florida Panthers
Aleksi Heponiemi, CenterSwift Current, WHL
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41.
Los Angeles Kings
Jaret Anderson-Dolan, CenterSpokane Chiefs, WHL
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42.
Carolina Hurricanes
Eetu Luostarinen, CenterKalPa, Liiga
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43.
Winnipeg Jets
Dylan Samberg, DefensemanHermantown High (Minnesota); committed to Minnesota-Duluth, NCAA (2017-18)
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44.
Arizona Coyotes
(from Flyers)
Filip Westerlund, DefensemanFrolunda, SHL
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45.
Columbus Blue Jackets
(from Lightning via Golden Knights)
Alexandre Texier, CenterGrenoble (France); says he wants to play in Sweden or Finland in 2017-18
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46.
New York Islanders
Robin Salo, DefensemanSport, Liiga
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47.
Ottawa Senators
(from Flames)
Alex Formenton, Left WingerLondon Knights, OHL
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48.
Tampa Bay Lightning
(from Maple Leafs)
Alexander Volkov, Right WingSKA St. Petersburg, VHL
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49.
San Jose Sharks
(from Bruins via Devils)
Mario Ferraro, DefensemanDes Moines Buccaneers (USHL); committed to UMass Amherst (2017-18)
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50.
Anaheim Ducks
(from Sharks via Maple Leafs)
Maxime Comtois, Left WingVictoriaville, QMJHL
Another prospect who tumbled down draft rankings after being a top ten pick a year ago. He's fast, plays with an edge and leaves a lot out there on the forecheck. Comtois just didn't score much this year. Can he find that touch again?
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51.
Pittsburgh Penguins
(from St. Louis Blues)
Zachary Lauzon, DefensemanVal-D'or, QMJHL
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52.
Carolina Hurricanes
(from Rangers)
Luke Martin, DefensemanUniversity of Michigan
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53.
Boston Bruins
(from Oilers)
Jack Studnicka, CenterOshawa Generals, OHL
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54.
Buffalo Sabres
(from Wild)
Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen, GoaltenderHPK, Liiga
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55.
Vancouver Canucks
(from Blue Jackets)
Jonah Gadjovich, Left WingerOwen Sound Attack, OHL
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56.
Montreal Canadiens
Josh Brook, DefensemanMoose Jaw Warriors, WHL
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57.
Chicago Blackhawks
Ian Mitchell, DefensemanSpruce Grove Saints, AJHL; committed to University of Denver (2017-18)
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58.
Montreal Canadiens
(from Capitals)
Joni Ikonen, ForwardFrolunda HC, SHL
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59.
Toronto Maple Leafs
(from Senators)
Eemeli Rasanen, DefensemanHamilton Bulldogs, OHL
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60.
Anaheim Ducks
Antoine Morand, ForwardAcadie-Bathurst Titan, QMJHL
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61.
Nashville Predators
Grant Mismash, Left WingerU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to University of North Dakota (2017-18)
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62.
Vegas Golden Knights
(from Penguins via Hurricanes)
Jake Leschyshyn, CenterRegina Pats, WHL
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Round 3

63.
New Jersey Devils
(from Avalanche)
Fabian Zetterlund, Left Winger/Right WingerFärjestad BK, SHL
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64.
Vancouver Canucks
Michael DiPietro, GoaltenderWindsor Spitfires, OHL
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65.
Vegas Golden Knights
Jonas Røndbjerg, Right WingVäxjö Lakers HC, SHL
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66.
Florida Panthers
(from Coyotes)
Max Gildon, DefensemanU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to Univ. of New Hampshire (2017-18)
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67.
Carolina Hurricanes
(from Devils)
Morgan Geekie, CenterTri-City Americans, WHL
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68.
Montreal Canadiens
(from Sabres)
Scott Walford, DefensemanVictoria Royals, WHL
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69.
Arizona Coyotes
(from Red Wings via Sharks)
MacKenzie Entwistle, Right WingHamilton Bulldogs, OHL
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70.
Chicago Blackhawks
(from Stars)
Andrei Altybarmakyan, Right WingSKA-Neva St. Petersburg, VHL
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71.
Detroit Red Wings
(from Panthers)
Kasper Kotkansalo, DefensemanSioux Falls Stampede, USHL; committed to Boston Univ. (2017-18)
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72.
Los Angeles Kings
Matt Villalta, GoaltenderSault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, OHL
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73.
Carolina Hurricanes
Stelio Mattheos, CenterBrandon Wheat Kings, WHL
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74.
Winnipeg Jets
Johnny Kovacevic, DefensemanMerrimack College
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75.
Arizona Coyotes
(from Flyers)
Nathan Schnarr, CenterGuelph Storm, OHL
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76.
Tampa Bay Lightning
Alexei Lipanov, CenterDynamo Balashikha, VHL; Barrie Colts, OHL (2017-18)
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77.
New York Islanders
Benjamin Mirageas, DefensemanBloomington Thunder/Chicago Steel, USHL; committed to Providence College (2017-18)
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78.
Edmonton Oilers
(from Flames via Arizona Coyotes)
Stuart Skinner, GoaltenderLethbridge Hurricanes, WHL
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79.
Detroit Red Wings
(from Maple Leafs)
Lane Zablocki, Right WingRegina Pats, WHL
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80.
Philadelphia Flyers
(from Bruins)
Kirill Ustimenko, GoaltenderMHK Dynamo St. Petersburg, MHL
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81.
New Jersey Devils
(from Sharks)
Reilly Walsh, DefensemanChicago Steel, USHL/Proctor Academy, USHS; committed to Harvard (2017-18)
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82.
Arizona Coyotes
(from Blues via Edmonton Oilers)
Cameron Crotty, DefensemanBrockville Braves, CCHL; committed to Boston Univ. (2017-18)
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83.
Detroit Red Wings
(from Rangers)
Zach Gallant, CenterPeterborough Petes, OHL
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84.
Edmonton Oilers
Dmitri Samorukov, DefensemanGuelph Storm, OHL
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85.
Minnesota Wild
Ivan Lodnia, Right WingErie Otters, OHL
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86.
Columbus Blue Jackets
Daniil Tarasov, GoaltenderDid Not Play (injury); Tolpar Ulfa (2017-18)
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87.
Montreal Canadiens
Cale Fleury, DefensemanKootenay Ice, WHL
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88.
Detroit Red Wings
(from Blackhawks via Hurricanes)
Keith Petruzzelli, GoaltenderMuskegon Lumberjacks, USHL; committed to Quinnipiac Univ (2017-18)
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89.
Buffalo Sabres
(from Capitals)
Oskari Laaksonen, DefensemanIlves, Liiga
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90.
Chicago Blackhawks
(from Senators via Hurricanes)
Evan Barratt, CenterU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to Penn State (2017-18)
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91.
Anaheim Ducks
Jack Badini, CenterChicago Steel, USHL; committed to Harvard (2017-18)
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92.
Nashville Predators
David Farrance, DefensemanU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to Boston Univ. (2017-18)
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93.
Pittsburgh Penguins
Clayton Phillips, DefensemanFargo Force, USHL; committed to Univ. of Minnesota (2017-18)
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Round 4

94.
Colorado Avalanche
Nicholas Henry, Right WingRegina Pats, WHL
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Vancouver Canucks
Jack Rathbone, DefensemanDexter School (Mass.), USHS; committed to Harvard (2017-18)
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Vegas Golden Knights
Maxim Zhukov, GoaltenderGreen Bay Gamblers, USHL; 2017-18 team TBD
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97.
Minnesota Wild
(from Coyotes)
Mason Shaw, CenterMedicine Hat Tigers, WHL
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98.
New Jersey Devils
Nikita A. Popugayev, Left WingMoose Jaw Warriors, WHL
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99.
Buffalo Sabres
Jacob Bryson, DefensemanProvidence College
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100.
Detroit Red Wings
Malte Setkov, DefensemanMalmo, SuperElit (Sweden)
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101.
Dallas Stars
Liam Hawel, ForwardGuelph Storm, OHL
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102.
San Jose Sharks
(from Panthers via Rangers)
Scott Reedy, ForwardU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to Univ. of Minnesota (2017-18)
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103.
Los Angeles Kings
Mikey Anderson, DefensemanWaterloo Black Hawks, USHL; committed to Univ. of Minnesota-Duluth (2017-18)
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104.
Carolina Hurricanes
Eetu Makiniemi, GoaltenderJokerit, KHL
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105.
Winnipeg Jets
Santeri Virtanen, ForwardTPS, Liiga
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106.
Philadelphia Flyers
Matthew Strome, Left WingerHamilton Bulldogs, OHL
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107.
Philadelphia Flyers
(from Lightning)
Maxim Sushko, Right WingOwen Sound Attack, OHL
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108.
Arizona Coyotes
(from Islanders via Flyers)
Noel Hoefenmayer, DefensemanOttawa 67's, OHL
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109.
Calgary Flames
Adam Ruzicka, ForwardSarnia Sting, OHL
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110.
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ian Scott, GoaltenderPrince Albert Raiders, WHL
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111.
Boston Bruins
Jeremy Swayman, GoaltenderSioux Falls Stampede, USHL; committed to Univ. of Maine (2018-19)
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112.
Chicago Blackhawks
(from Sharks via Canucks)
Tim Soderlund, CenterSkelleftea AIK, SHL
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113.
St. Louis Blues
Alexei Toropchenko, ForwardBalashikha, MHL
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114.
Colorado Avalanche
(from Rangers)
Petr Kvaca, GoaltenderHK Ceske Budejovice, Czech2
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115.
Edmonton Oilers
Ostap Safin, Right WingHC Sparta Praha, Czech
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116.
Minnesota Wild
Bryce Misley, ForwardOakville Blades, OJHL; committed to Univ. of Vermont (2018-19)
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117.
Columbus Blue Jackets
Emil Bemstrom, ForwardLeksands IF, Allsvenskan
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118.
Los Angeles Kings
(from Canadiens via Stars)
Markus Phillips, DefensemanOwen Sound Attack, OHL
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119.
Chicago Blackhawks
Roope Laavainen, DefensemanHPK, Liiga
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120.
Washington Capitals
Tobias Geisser, DefensemanEVZ Academy (Switzerland); EV Zug (2017-18)
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121.
Ottawa Senators
Drake Batherson, CenterCape Breton Screaming Eagles, QMJHL
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122.
Anaheim Ducks
Kyle Olson, ForwardTri-City Americans, WHL
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123.
New York Rangers
(from Predators via Devils via Sharks)
Brandon Crawley, DefensemanLondon Knights, OHL
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124.
Toronto Maple Leafs
(from Penguins)
Vladislav Kara, ForwardBars Kazan, VHL
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125.
Colorado Avalanche
Igor Shvyryov, CenterMettalurg Magnitogorsk, KHL
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126.
Arizona Coyotes
(from Canucks via Edmonton Oilers)
Michael Karow, DefensemanYoungstown Phantoms, USHL; committed to Boston College (2017-18)
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127.
Vegas Golden Knights
Lucas Elvenes, Right WingRögle BK J20, SuperElit; IK Oskarshamn, Allsvenskan (2017-18)
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128.
Arizona Coyotes
Tyler Steenbergen, CenterSwift Current Broncos, WHL
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129.
New Jersey Devils
Gilles Senn, GoaltenderDavos, NLA
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130.
St. Louis Blues
(from Sabres)
David Noel, DefensemanVal-d'Or Foreurs, QMJHL
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131.
Detroit Red Wings
Cole Fraser, DefensemanPeterborough Petes, OHL
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132.
Dallas Stars
Jacob Peterson, CenterFrölunda HC J20, SuperElit
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133.
Florida Panthers
Tyler Inamoto, DefensemanU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to Univ. of Wisconsin (2017-18)
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134.
Los Angeles Kings
Cole Hults, DefensemanMadison Capitols, USHL; committed to Penn State (2017-18)
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135.
Vancouver Canucks
(from Hurricanes via Blackhawks)
Kristoffer Gunnarsson, DefensemanIK Oskarshamn, Allsvenskan; Frolunda HC, SHL (2017-18)
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136.
Winnipeg Jets
Leon Gawanke, DefensemanCape Breton Screaming Eagles, QMJHL
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137.
Philadelphia Flyers
Noah Cates, Left WingStillwater High, USHS; committed to Univ. of Minnesota-Duluth (2018-19)
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138.
Los Angeles Kings
(from Lightning)
Drake Rymsha, CenterSarnia Sting, OHL
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139.
New York Islanders
Sebastian Aho, DefensemanSkellefteå AIK, SHL
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140.
Calgary Flames
Zach Fischer, Right WingMedicine Hat Tigers, WHL
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141.
Toronto Maple Leafs
Fedor Gordeev, DefensemanFlint Firebirds, OHL
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142.
Vegas Golden Knights
(from Bruins via Hurricanes)
Jonathan Dugan, CenterNorthwood School Junior, USHL; committed to Providence College (2018-19)
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143.
New Jersey Devils
(from Sharks)
Marian Studenic, Right WingHamilton Bulldogs, OHL
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144.
Chicago Blackhawks
(from Blues)
Parker Foo, ForwardBrooks Bandits, AJHL; committed to Union College (2017-18)
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145.
New York Rangers
Calle Själin, DefensemanÖstersunds IK, Sweden; Leksands IF, Allsvenskan (2017-18)
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146.
Edmonton Oilers
Kirill Maximov, Left WingNiagara IceDogs, OHL
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147.
Minnesota Wild
Jacob Golden, DefensemanLondon Knights, OHL
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148.
Columbus Blue Jackets
Kale Howarth, CenterTrail Smoke Eaters, BCHL; committed to Univ. of Connecticut (2017-18)
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149.
Montreal Canadiens
Jarret Tyszka, DefensemanSeattle Thunderbirds, WHL
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150.
Chicago Blackhawks
Jakub Galvas, DefensemanHC Olomouc, Czech
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151.
Washington Capitals
Sebastian Walfridsson, DefensemanMODO Hockey, Allsvenskan
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152.
Pittsburgh Penguins
(from Senators)
Jan Drozg, Left WingLeksands IF J18
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153.
Anaheim Ducks
Olle Eriksson Ek, GoaltenderFärjestad BK J20
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154.
Nashville Predators
Tomas Vomacka, GoaltenderCorpus Christi IceRays, NAHL; committed to Univ. of Connecticut (2017-18)
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155.
Pittsburgh Penguins
Linus Ölund, CenterBrynäs IF, SHL
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Round 6

156.
Colorado Avalanche
Denis Smirnov, ForwardPenn State University
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157.
New York Rangers
(from Canucks)
Dominik Lakatos, ForwardBili Tygri Liberec, Czech
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158.
Vegas Golden Knights
Nick Campoli, ForwardNorth York Rangers, OJHL; committed to Clarkson Univ. (2017-18)
Reaction
159.
San Jose Sharks
(from Coyotes)
Jake McGrew, ForwardSpokane Chiefs, WHL
Reaction
160.
New Jersey Devils
Aarne Talvitie, ForwardBlues, Finland; committed to Penn State (2018-19)
Reaction
161.
Vegas Golden Knights
(from Sabres)
Jiri Patera, GoaltenderHC Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic
Reaction
162.
Detroit Red Wings
Jack Adams, ForwardFargo Force, USHL; committed to Union College (2017-18)
Reaction
163.
Dallas Stars
Brett Davis, CenterKootenay Ice, WHL
Reaction
164.
Detroit Red Wings
(from Panthers)
Reilly Webb, DefensemanHamilton Bulldogs, OHL
Reaction
165.
New York Islanders
(from somebody)
Arnaud Durandeau, ForwardHalifax Mooseheads, QMJHL
Reaction
166.
Carolina Hurricanes
Brendan De Jong, DefensemanPortland Winterhawks, WHL
Reaction
167.
Winnipeg Jets
Arvid Holm, GoaltenderKarlskrona, Sweden
Reaction
168.
Philadelphia Flyers
Olle Lycksell, ForwardLinkoping, Sweden
Reaction
169.
Tampa Bay Lightning
Nick Perbix, DefensemanElk River High, Minnesota; committed to St. Cloud St. (2017-18)
Reaction
170.
Columbus Blue Jackets
(from Islanders via Blackhawks)
Jonathan Davidsson, ForwardDjurgardens IF, Sweden
Reaction
171.
Calgary Flames
D'Artagnan Joly, ForwardBaie-Comeau Drakkar, QMJHL
Reaction
172.
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ryan McGregor, ForwardSarnia Sting, OHL
Reaction
173.
Boston Bruins
Cedric Pare, ForwardSaint John Sea Dogs, QMJHL
Reaction
174.
New York Rangers
(via Sharks)
Morgan Barron, ForwardSt. Andrew's; committed to Cornell Univ. (2017-18)
Reaction
175.
St. Louis Blues
Trenton Bourque, DefensemanOwen Sound Attack, OHL
Reaction
176.
Nashville Predators
(from Rangers)
Pavel Koltygin, ForwardDrummondville Voltigeurs, QMJHL
Reaction
177.
Edmonton Oilers
Skyler Brind'Amour, ForwardChilliwack Chiefs, BCHL; committed to Michigan State
Reaction
178.
Minnesota Wild
Andrei Svetlakov, ForwardCSKA Moscow, KHL
Reaction
179.
Columbus Blue Jackets
Carson Meyer, ForwardMiami University (Ohio)
Reaction
180.
Tampa Bay Lightning
(from Canadiens)
Cole Guttman, ForwardDubuque Fighting Saints, USHL; committed to St. Cloud St. (2017-18)
Reaction
181.
Vancouver Canucks
Petrus Palmu, ForwardTPS (Finland)
Reaction
182.
Washington Capitals
Benton Maass, DefensemanElk River High, Minnesota; committed to Univ. of New Hampshire (2017-18)
Reaction
183.
Ottawa Senators
Jordan Hollett, GoaltenderRegina Pats, WHL
Reaction
184.
Florida Panthers
(from Ducks)
Sebastian Repo, ForwardTappara, Finland
Reaction
185.
San Jose Sharks
(from Predators via Devils)
Alexander Chmelevski, ForwardOttawa 67's, OHL
Reaction
186.
Pittsburgh Penguins
Antti Palojarvi, DefensemanLukko, Finland
Reaction

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187.
Colorado Avalanche
Nicky Leivermann, DefensemanEden Prairie High, Minnesota; committed to Univ. of Notre Dame (2017-18)
Reaction
188.
Vancouver Canucks
Matt Brassard, DefensemanOshawa Generals, OHL
Reaction
189.
Vegas Golden Knights
Ben Jones, ForwardNiagara IceDogs, OHL
Reaction
190.
Arizona Coyotes
Erik-Walli Walterholm, ForwardDjurgardens IF, Sweden
Reaction
191.
New Jersey Devils
Jocktan Chainey, DefensemanHalifax Mooseheads, QMJHL
Reaction
192.
Buffalo Sabres
Linus Weissbach, ForwardTri-City Storm, USHL
Reaction
193.
Detroit Red Wings
Brady Gilmour, ForwardSaginaw Spirit, OHL
Reaction
194.
Dallas Stars
Dylan Ferguson, GoaltenderKamloops Blazers, WHL
Reaction
195.
Boston Bruins
(from Panthers)
Victor Berglund, DefensemanModo Hockey J20, SuperElit
Reaction
196.
Philadelphia Flyers
(from Kings via Lightning)
Wyatt Kalynuk, DefensemanBloomington Thunder, USHL; committed to Univ. of Wisconsin (2017-18)
Reaction
197.
Carolina Hurricanes
Ville Rasanen, DefensemanJokipojat, Mestis (Finland); Jukurit, Liiga (2017-18)
Reaction
198.
Winnipeg Jets
Skyler McKenzie, ForwardPortland Winterhawks, WHL
Reaction
199.
Montreal Canadiens
(from Flyers)
Cayden Primeau, GoaltenderLincoln Stars, USHL; committed to Northeastern Univ. (2017-18)
Reaction
200.
Tampa Bay Lightning
Sammy Walker, ForwardUniversity of Minnesota (2017-18)
Reaction
201.
New York Islanders
Logan Cockerill, ForwardU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to Boston Univ. (2017-18)
Reaction
202.
Calgary Flames
Filip Sveningsson, ForwardHV71, SHL
Reaction
203.
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ryan O'Connell, DefensemanSt. Andrew's; committed to Boston Univ. (2017-18)
Reaction
204.
Boston Bruins
Daniel Bukac, DefensemanBrandon Wheat Kings, WHL
Reaction
205.
New Jersey Devils
(from Sharks)
Yegor Zaitsev, DefensemanDynamo Moskva, KHL
Reaction
206.
St. Louis Blues
Anton Andersson, DefensemanLulea, Sweden
Reaction
207.
New York Rangers
Patrik Virta, ForwardTPS (Finland)
Reaction
208.
Edmonton Oilers
Phil Kemp, DefensemanU.S. National U18 Team, USDP; committed to Yale (2017-18)
Reaction
209.
Minnesota Wild
Nick Swaney, ForwardWaterloo, USHL; commited to Univ. of Minnesota-Duluth (2017-18)
Reaction
210.
Columbus Blue Jackets
Robbie Stucker, DefensemanSt. Thomas Academy, USHS; committed to Colorado College (2017-18)
Reaction
211.
Winnipeg Jets
(from Canadiens)
Croix Evingson, DefensemanShreveport Mudbugs, NAHL; UMass Lowell (2017-18)
Reaction
212.
San Jose Sharks
(from Blackhawks)
Ivan Chekhovich, ForwardBaie-Comeau Drakkar, QMJHL
Reaction
213.
Washington Capitals
Kristian Marthinsen, ForwardAlmtuna, Sweden
Reaction
214.
New Jersey Devils
(from Senators via Sharks)
Matt Hellickson, DefensemanNotre Dame
Reaction
215.
Chicago Blackhawks
(from Ducks)
Joshua Ess, DefensemanUniversity of Wisconsin
Reaction
216.
Nashville Predators
Jacob Paquette, DefensemanKingston, OHL
Reaction
217.
Pittsburgh Penguins
William Reilly, DefensemanRPI
Reaction
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