2012 NHL Mock Draft

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Pick		Player	Position	School	Height	Weight
Round 1 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
1	Edmonton	Nail Yakupov	RW	Sarnia (OHL)	5' 10"	175
DraftSite's comments:		Oiler's GM Steve Tambellini comes into the draft with an unprecedented third chance to draft first overall. His team would love to see that consensus number one player being a back-liner, but Nail Yakupov simply stands alone as the best player. Granted, he is not a player who will impact an NHL roster like Stamkos, Ovechkin, or even Taylor Hall did, but Yakupov will help generate offense early on. The fact remains that the Oilers would really like to plug and play a younger defender, whether he be a draftee, or someone already getting on-the-job training on another NHL team. They also would love another solid, good young goaltender. If they hadn't won the draft lottery, Everett Silvertips' Ryan Murray would be the guy in their sights. Ryan was fast-tracked to play in two exhibition games with the season NHL vets who make up the World Championship roster but injuries allowed him to play in the Worlds, a rarity the tournament has never seen! Murray didn't look out of place. It remains to be seen if the Oilers will bypass on the much higher ranked Yakupov and take Ryan Murray, or find an NHL team willing to pay in trade with a polished young defender or goaltender, AND a pick that keeps them in the early slotting to acquire one of the other promising defenders this draft boasts. (Pick possibly in play?)
2	Columbus	Ryan Murray	D	Everett (WHL)	6' 0"	185
DraftSite's comments:		If Yakupov is there at two, some think they will avoid drafting a Russian. After two misses on early Russian picks (Zherdev & Filatov), that may be understandable. This pick does give Columbus GM Scott Howson a bargaining chip toward plugging his weakness in goal via trade. The fact remains there are two Russian forwards that are in the mix to be drafted in the first five slottings. I don't think Columbus hesitates in selecting Ryan Murray at number two. In the World Championship practices and exhibition, he looked like an NHL defenseman, with great positioning, up-ice presence, and solid play. (Pick possibly in play?)
3	Montreal	Alex Galchenyuk	C	Sarnia (OHL)	6' 2"	186
DraftSite's comments:		With a new regime in place in Montreal, there is a sense that this early pick must be a safe one over hitting for the fences, and coming up short. The question remains, IF, the Canadiens see Alex Galchenyuk as truly the best scorer left on the draft lists, do they take him over Filip Forsberg? GM Marc Bergevin decides a big, robust, goal-scoring center who can stick-handle in a phone booth, fits a long-term need and they take the American-born Galchenyuk.
4	NY Islanders	Griffin Reinhardt	D	Edmonton Oil Kings (WHL)	6' 3.75"	202
DraftSite's comments:		Even if the Isles have set their sights on a defenseman, their decision really comes down to deciding on whether they are looking for size, offense-first, defense-first, toughness, or speedy up-ice attributes. Tough Jacob Trouba stands out at a big tough defense-first back-liner. Dumba is dynamic, tough, speedy and a bit under-sized. Morgan Reilly is a smaller puck-mover who probably has the greatest offensive skills. However, Griffin Reinhardt has a little of all of them, and looked solid in the Memorial Cup.
5	Toronto	Filip Forsberg	LW	Leksands (Allsvenskan)	6' 1"	176
DraftSite's comments:		The Maple Leafs would love to add an impact player up front who plays quality physical minutes and scores with regularity. They also are a team crying out for a quick transition offensive man to lead the attack. Even though Morgan Rielly is on their radar, they determine Forsberg could be a fixture up-front for years and could develop into a dominant player capable of lining up on both wings and even play a little center. Compounding this selection is the "Luongo to Leafs talk" which might have the Maple Leafs having to decide just how much this young prospect adds over a quality NHL netminder, but I see the Leafs as probably trying to hold on to this pick.
6	Anaheim	Jacob Trouba	D	US-Under-18 (USAH-NTDP)	6' 1"	196
DraftSite's comments:		The Ducks might go forward and take diminutive Finn as a future replacement for Teemu Selanne, but their prospects on the back-line are a bit thin. They may benefit from a sliding Mikhail Grigorenko, to have as a future star. However, more likely they'll get the gift of the Isles not taking Trouba. He is never going to woo you with blazing up-ice speed, but has superior skating skills, is a complete defender, and has all the parts to be dominant in his own end, letting his booming shot go on O.
7	Minnesota	Teuvo Teravainen	RW	Jokerit Helsinki (SM-liiga)	5' 10"	157
DraftSite's comments:		The arrival of Teuvo Teräväinen, alongside Mikael Granlund, would mean a future line-up featuring two skilled but smaller forwards. Mikhail Grigorenko, a bigger presence, could be available here, and would set up nice on wing. Morgan Rielly is another option, as an offensive skating defenseman who could change the complexion of their transition game.
8	Carolina	Mikhail Grigorenko	RW	Quebec (QMJHL)	6' 2.5"	183
DraftSite's comments:		If Mikhail Grigorenko falls this far, would the Hurricanes pass? I think not. Some of his late season failures are blamed on his being diagnosed with mononucleosis, but that doesn't dismiss his upside as a guy who, once motivated, can be a dominant scorer. Either he or one of the other lads above will be available here. No matter if the 'canes go Red, or take another center, Radek Faksa, or either Matt Dumba or Morgan Rielly, the Carolina franchise just got better.
9	Winnipeg	Morgan Rielly	D	Moose Jaw (WHL)	6' 0"	190
DraftSite's comments:		Fairly certain the the Jets are going to be happy with whichever player falls to them at slot nine, and they will be plenty happy if it is offenseman Morgan Rielly, who will need to round out his defensive game before he sees the NHL rink. He projects in a similar way to Nashville's Ryan Ellis and Hurricane's Ryan Murphy, who will be turned loose offensively and paired with a more defensive partner.
10	Tampa Bay	Mathew Dumba	D	Red Deer (WHL)	5' 11"	165
DraftSite's comments:		The talent pool drops after the top ten so Tampa will be happy with whomever is here. Imagine their surprise if Matt Dumba's name is still on their board. He adds his ramblin'-gamblin' offense and defensive open-ice hitting style to the Lighhtning. Farmhand Mark Barberio is great on the PP, but Dumba is the puck-carrier they lack. The lure of big Cody Ceci may be too difficult to pass on.
11	Washington	Olli Maatta	D	London (OHL)	6' 2"	198
DraftSite's comments:		Määtä's first year in North America was down and up, but ended with him still considered a big strong positional defender who will grow into the role of PP generator.
12	Buffalo	Radek Faksa	C	Kitchener (OHL)	6' 2"	183
DraftSite's comments:		They will be looking at all positions but Faksa provides a big bodied center/forward with power, puck skills and shot. He is the best fit due to his all-around strong physical play and puck work. With two first rounders, a defenseman might also be attractive.
13	Dallas	Cody Ceci	D	Ottawa 67's (OHL)	6' 3"	203
DraftSite's comments:		Stars get a big two-way defenseman with plenty of upside. He has size, good feet, and offensive instincts.
14	Calgary	Derrick Pouliot	D	Portland (WHL)	6' 0"	192
DraftSite's comments:		The Flames would be more pleased to select budding offensive man, Pouliot, who's wide skating style and stick skills will let him carry the mail and eat big minutes.
15	Ottawa	Hampus Lindholm	D	Rogle BK (Allsvenskan)	6' 3"	185
DraftSite's comments:		Drafting a Swedish defenseman worked really well last time the Senators did it. This time, they add one that comes in a little bigger package...
16	Washington	Zemgus Girgensons	C	Dubuque (USHL)	6' 2.25"	195
DraftSite's comments:		Still a few year away and coming off a season ending injury, this Latvian-born center plays with power and aggression, despite not having explosive speed. The big Latvian locomotive will need to time to recover from his recent fractured jaw, and needs a bit more development. The wait may yield a solid all-around forward in the Kesler-Toews mold.
17	San Jose	Matt Finn	D	Guelph (OHL)	6' 0"	195
DraftSite's comments:		The Sharks can look in any direction here but Finn will be a hockey-smart leader with up-ice explosiveness who's reliable enough in the defensive zone to anchor the PK.
18	Chicago	Henrik Samuelsson	RW	Edmonton Oil Kings (WHL)	6' 2.1"	192
DraftSite's comments:		This slot arguably starts the 4th tier of prospects, giving the Blackhawks the pick of the litter. 'Hawks could choose one of the top three goalie prospects, since they have never drafted one early. There are many more mobile defensemen available, skill wings, big centers, and big forwards. They go big Swedish center-forward with skill and grit in Samuelsson who will never be the carrying-the-biscuit-across-the-blue-line type player, but is a strong wall player with net presence and nastiness. He might be the answer to the complimentary scoring they are seeking to add, plus grit.
19	Tampa Bay	Pontus Aberg	LW	Djurgardens IF (SEL)	5' 11"	187
DraftSite's comments:		Again Lightning G.M. Steve Yzerman is surprised that this skilled wing is available. Åberg is a high speed winger with both power & offensive generating skills. He has a deadly wrister from the rush and isn't afraid of reading and jumping into the dirty areas to score.
20	Philadelphia	Slater Koekkoek	D	Peterborough (OHL)	6' 2"	183
DraftSite's comments:		Flyers could long-term fill a need on D here or just go best available here. Between his shoulder injury and being omitted from the NHL R&D camp, Koekkoek starts to get the respect he deserves.
21	Buffalo	Tom Wilson	RW	Plymouth (OHL)	6' 4"	194
DraftSite's comments:		The luxury of two first rounders lets the Sabres replace physical wing prospect Zack Kassian with the newest OHL model. The slot Wilson is selected could be lower or higher than here, but he will go in the top 50.
22	Pittsburgh	Brady Skjei	D	US-Under-18 (USAH-NTDP)	6' 1"	183
DraftSite's comments:		The Penquins will always be a team that drafts the best available, but this year, the prospects seem close to equal at this juncture. Skjei is an explosive skater, with good reach, and solid two-way ability.
23	Florida	Stefan Matteau	LW	USNTDP (USHL)	6' 1"	201
DraftSite's comments:		GM Dale Tallon organization needs backliners but the choice of Matteau provides a tough forward similar in ways to his selection of Kyle Beach while in Chicago.
24	Boston	Tomas Hertl	C	Praha Slavia (Czech)	6' 2"	194
DraftSite's comments:		The Bruins will probably be looking hard at players already selected, but take a chance that Hertl becomes a big-bodied scorer and power forward that the Bruins love.
25	St. Louis	Scott Laughton	C	Oshawa (OHL)	6' 0"	170
DraftSite's comments:		The Blues have few organizational weaknesses and may be interested in another player or position, but Laugthon was clearly the best Canadian player in the Under-18's, and would be able to project playing anywhere in their forward lines, as he plays an aggressive three zone style that compliments linemates.
26	Vancouver	Dalton Thrower	D	Saskatoon (WHL)	6' 0"	195
DraftSite's comments:		Would the Canucks be interested in a feisty defender, a lot like their Kevin Bieksa? Or would they be interested in trying to replace Cody Hodgson with a boom or bust center like Mark Jankowski? Canucks have plenty of directions they can go, but Thrower is a heavy minute player who plays like a warrior and has long-term upside as a developing offensive player.
27	Phoenix	Sebastian Collberg	RW	Frolunda HC (SEL)	5' 11"	174
DraftSite's comments:		A team that could look to any position for long-term replacements, they take a flyer on a Swedish flyer who many predicted who be a pick in the teens. He plays a solid all around game and exhibits a strong offensive game. Collberg has superb speed, and scoring ability but his stats in the Swedish Elite pro league, on an veteran club, were thin, because he saw little ice-time. Nonetheless, he may be an legitimate pro scorer as he develops.
28	NY Rangers	Andrei Vasilevski	G	Ufa (KHL)	6' 3"	193
DraftSite's comments:		The Blueshirts have little to lose by securing the rights to the best goalie in this draft, no matter how long they wait for his arrival. Goaler Henrik Lundqvist has gas in the tank, but getting a shot at such a good prospect in a city with a Russian population makes this selection friendly all around. Yet if the Russian factor enters in, there ill be two others waiting here also in Malcolm Subban & Oscar Dansk.
29	New Jersey	Malcolm Subban	G	Belleville (OHL)	6' 0.5"	183
DraftSite's comments:		This might have been the best year to relinquish the first round pick, that the league fined the Devils for their attempts at signing Kovalchuk to a Cap-skirting contract, since the pick is late and the draft seems pretty solidly entrenched in a 5th tier at this point, one that extends well into the second round. The Devils brain trust has decided though that they are using this pick. The only possible reasoning is they are going to use it to take on one of the goaltenders. Subban is a lightning quick reflex goalie who is not the prototypically sized prospect, and he can look great in one period and undressed in the next. No one can argue that he isn't a feirce competitor, whose relies on his speed and reflexes a bit more than technique.
30	Los Angeles	Brendan Gaunce	C	Belleville (OHL)	6' 2"	205
DraftSite's comments:		After winning their first Stanley Cup, the Kings are under no pressure to draft anybody but the best player available. Brendan Gaunce is a physical down-low player who may project as a second line center, but who slides over to wing if necessary. If they want to go defenseman, Damon Severson will be there. At this point, 30 teams might have 20 different players in this spot as best available. Maybe the Kings go big defenseman (Damon Severson) instead of defense. There are dozen of players who they could easily choose from if their opinion varies...including a boom or bust center like Mark Jankowski…if no one has reached at his selection earlier. D-man Ludvig Byström, forwards Colton Sissons, Phillip Di Giuseppe, Scott Kosmachuk, American forwards Nicolas Kerdiles & Stefan Matteau might also get consideration.
Round 2 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
31	Columbus	Oscar Dansk	G	Brynas IF (SEL)	6' 2"	185
32	Edmonton	Ludvig Byström	D	Modo Hockey (SEL)	6' 0"	190
33	Montreal	Mark Jankowski	C	Stanstead College	6' 2.75"	171
34	NY Islanders	Ville Pokka	D	Karpat Oulu (SM-liiga)	6' 0.5"	192
35	Toronto	Colton Sissons	RW	Kelowna (WHL)	6' 1"	182
36	Anaheim	Michael Matheson	D	Dubuque (USHL)	6' 1"	170
37	Nashville	Phillip Di Giuseppe	LW	Michigan	6' 0"	190
38	Carolina	Nicolas Kerdiles	C	US-Under-18 (USAH-NTDP)	6' 1"	183
39	Winnipeg	Scott Kosmachuk	RW	Guelph (OHL)	6' 0.25"	182
40	Tampa Bay	Tim Bozon	LW	Kamloops (WHL)	6' 1"	178
41	Colorado	Jordan Schmaltz	D	Green Bay (USHL)	6' 2"	170
42	Buffalo	Tanner Pearson	LW	Barrie (OHL)	6' 0"	192
43	Dallas	Mike Winther	C	Prince Albert (WHL)	5' 11"	170
44	Buffalo	Adam Pelech	D	Erie (OHL)	6' 2"	200
45	Philadelphia	Damon Severson	D	Kelowna (WHL)	6' 1"	175
46	Minnesota	Patrick Sieloff	D	Windsor (OHL)	6' 0"	173
47	Carolina	Lukas Sutter	C	Saskatoon (WHL)	6' 1"	205
48	Chicago	Matt Murray	G	Sault Ste. Marie (OHL)	6' 3"	160
49	Detroit	Emil Lundberg	LW	Sodertalje SK (Allsvenskan)	6' 3.25"	201
50	Nashville	Martin Frk	RW	Halifax (QMJHL)	6' 0.5"	198
51	Montreal	Tanner Richard	C	Guelph (OHL)	6' 0"	177
52	Pittsburgh	Devin Shore	C	Whitby (OJAHL)	6' 0"	184
53	Florida	Brady Vail	LW	Windsor (OHL)	6' 1"	190
54	Colorado	Nick Ebert	D	Windsor (OHL)	6' 0.5"	193
55	San Jose	Dane Fox	C	Erie (OHL)	6' 0.25"	182
56	St. Louis	Dominic Toninato	C	East High School	6' 0.25"	165
57	Vancouver	Anton Slepyshev	LW	Penza Dizel (Vysshaya)	6' 0"	160
58	Phoenix	Brian Hart	RW	Phillips Exeter Academy	6' 1"	195
59	NY Rangers	Daniil Zharkov	RW	Belleville (OHL)	6' 3"	195
60	New Jersey	Seth Griffith	RW	London (OHL)	5' 10.5"	186
61	Dallas	Boo Nieves	C	Kent School	6' 2"	185
Round 3 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
62	Columbus	Gianluca Curcurto	D	Sault Ste. Marie (OHL)	6' 1"	187
63	Edmonton	Coda Gordon	LW	Swift Current (WHL)	6' 1"	179
64	Montreal	Andreas Athanasiou	LW	London (OHL)	6' 0"	165
65	NY Islanders	Jake McCabe	D	US-Under-18 (USAH-NTDP)	6' 0.25"	192
66	Nashville	Jaynen Rissling	D	Calgary Hitmen (WHL)	6' 3"	215
67	St. Louis	James Melindy	D	Moncton (QMJHL)	6' 1"	181
68	Minnesota	Brett Kulak	D	Vancouver (WHL)	5' 11.75"	165
69	Carolina	Jarrod Maidens	C	Owen Sound (OHL)	6' 2"	170
70	Winnipeg	Rhett Holland	D	Okotoks (AJHL)	6' 1.75"	202
71	Tampa Bay	Chandler Stephenson	LW	Regina (WHL)	5' 9"	170
72	Colorado	Troy Bourke	LW	Prince George (WHL)	5' 10"	150
73	Buffalo	Andrey Makarov	G	Saskatoon (WHL)	6' 1"	178
74	Dallas	Robbie Baillargeon	RW	Indiana (USHL)	5' 11"	161
75	Calgary	Logan Nelson	C	Victoria Royals (WHL)	6' 1"	176
76	Ottawa	Mackenzie MacEachern	C	Brother Rice High School	6' 3"	185
77	Washington	Matia Marcantuoni	C	Kitchener (OHL)	6' 0"	189
78	Philadelphia	Gemel Smith	C	Owen Sound (OHL)	5' 9.25"	153
79	Chicago	Brandon Whitney	G	Victoriaville (QMJHL)	6' 5"	191
80	Detroit	Dylan Blujus	D	Brampton (OHL)	6' 3"	180
81	Phoenix	Artur Gavrus	C	Owen Sound (OHL)	5' 11"	178
82	Ottawa	Dillon Fournier	D	Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL)	6' 1"	160
83	Pittsburgh	Raphael Bussieres	LW	Baie-Comeau (QMJHL)	6' 0"	183
84	Florida	Jim Vesey	LW	South Shore (EJHL)	6' 2"	185
85	Boston	Jon Gillies	G	Indiana (USHL)	6' 4"	204
86	St. Louis	Ryan Rupert	C	London (OHL)	5' 9"	186
87	Anaheim	Riley Barber	RW	USNTDP (USHL)	5' 11"	180
88	Phoenix	Anthony Stolarz	G	Corpus Christi (NAHL)	6' 5"	200
89	NY Rangers	Anton Zlobin	RW	Shawinigan (QMJHL)	5' 11.5"	186
90	New Jersey	Trevor Carrick	D	Mississauga (OHL)	6' 2"	169
91	Edmonton	Francois Tremblay	G	Val-d'Or (QMJHL)	6' 2"	194
Round 4 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
92	Pittsburgh	Chris Tierney	C	London (OHL)	6' 0"	170
93	Edmonton	Max Iafrate	D	Kitchener (OHL)	6' 2"	220
94	Montreal	Cedric Paquette	C	Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)	6' 1"	197
95	Philadelphia	Niklas Tikkinen	D	Blues Espoo (SM-liiga)	5' 11"	172
96	New Jersey	Travis Brown	D	Moose Jaw (WHL)	6' 1"	179
97	Anaheim	Michael McKee	D	Lincoln (USHL)	6' 4"	230
98	Minnesota	Teodors Bluegers	C	Shattuck-St. Marys School	6' 0"	176
99	Carolina	Justin Haché	D	Shawinigan (QMJHL)	6' 2"	201
100	Washington	Josh Anderson	LW	London (OHL)	6' 1"	183
101	Tampa Bay	Mitchell Moroz	LW	Edmonton Oil Kings (WHL)	6' 2"	180
102	Phoenix	Collin Olson	G	USNTDP (USHL)	6' 3"	190
103	NY Islanders	Chris Calnan	RW	Noble & Greenough School	6' 2"	195
104	Dallas	Jake Dotchin	D	Owen Sound (OHL)	6' 2"	207
105	Calgary	Calle Andersson	D	Farjestads BK (SEL)	6' 1"	194
106	Ottawa	Sam Kurker	RW	St. John's Preparatory School	6' 2"	200
107	Washington	Tyrel Seaman	LW	Brandon (WHL)	6' 3"	207
108	Anaheim	Jacob Slavin	D	Chicago (USHL)	6' 2"	200
109	Chicago	Jujhar Khaira	LW	Prince George (WHL)	6' 3"	184
110	Detroit	Tomáš Hyka	LW	Gatineau (QMJHL)	5' 11"	158
111	Philadelphia	Joonas Korpisalo	G	Jokerit Helsinki (SM-liiga)	6' 1"	163
112	Nashville	Matt Deblouw	C	Muskegon (USHL)	6' 0.5"	185
113	Pittsburgh	Mikko Vainonen	D	HIFK Helsinki (SM-liiga)	6' 2"	210
114	Florida	Branden Troock	RW	Seattle (WHL)	6' 3"	185
115	Carolina	Eric Locke	LW	Saginaw (OHL)	5' 9.5"	171
116	St. Louis	Kristoff Kontos	C	Mississauga (OHL)	6' 1"	200
117	Columbus	Matt Campagna	C	Sudbury (OHL)	5' 11"	170
118	Nashville	Steven Hodges	C	Victoria Royals (WHL)	5' 11"	165
119	NY Rangers	Graham Black	C	Swift Current (WHL)	5' 11"	173
120	Carolina	Charles Simard-Hudon	LW	Chicoutimi (QMJHL)	5' 8.5"	165
121	Los Angeles	Brock McGinn	LW	Guelph (OHL)	5' 11"	168
Round 5 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
122	Calgary	Nick Walters	D	Everett (WHL)	6' 2"	200
123	Edmonton	Daniel O'Regan	C	St. Sebastian's School	5' 9.5"	172
124	NY Islanders	Christopher Lalancette	RW	Acadie-Bathurst (QMJHL)	6' 0"	154
125	NY Islanders	Alexandre Mallet	C	Rimouski (QMJHL)	6' 1"	202
126	Toronto	Daniel Altshuller	G	Oshawa (OHL)	6' 2"	194
127	Anaheim	Francois Brassard	G	Quebec (QMJHL)	6' 1"	160
128	Minnesota	Marcus McIvor	D	Brampton (OHL)	6' 1"	204
129	Carolina	Roman Will	G	Moncton (QMJHL)	6' 1"	191
130	Winnipeg	Matej Beran	LW	P.E.I. (QMJHL)	6' 5"	208
131	Tampa Bay	Ryan Culkin	D	Quebec (QMJHL)	6' 1"	174
132	Colorado	Jesse Graham	D	Niagara (OHL)	5' 11"	160
133	Buffalo	Nikolai Prokhorkin	LW	CSKA Moscow (KHL)	6' 2"	183
134	Dallas	Brian Cooper	D	Fargo (USHL)	5' 9"	180
135	New Jersey	Fredrik Larsson	D	Brynas IF (SEL)	6' 3"	172
136	Ottawa	Grant Besse	RW	Benilde-St. Margaret's School	5' 10"	175
137	Washington	Carter Rigby	LW	Kelowna (WHL)	6' 0"	210
138	San Jose	A.J. Michaelson	C	Waterloo (USHL)	6' 0"	182
139	Chicago	John Draeger	D	Shattuck-St. Marys School	6' 1.5"	186
140	Detroit	Jake Bischoff	D	Grand Rapids High School	6' 0.25"	178
141	Philadelphia	Conner Carrick	D	USNTDP (USHL)	5' 10"	183
142	Nashville	Zack Leslie	D	Guelph (OHL)	6' 1"	177
143	Pittsburgh	Matt Rupert	LW	London (OHL)	5' 9.5"	178
144	Dallas	Michael Houser	G	London (OHL)	6' 1"	185
145	Boston	Devin Tringale	LW	Lawrence Academy	6' 0.5"	188
146	St. Louis	Philip Tot	RW	Lethbridge (WHL)	6' 2"	187
147	Vancouver	Justin Hickman	C	Seattle (WHL)	6' 2"	196
148	Phoenix	Colin Smith	C	Kamloops (WHL)	5' 10"	172
149	Chicago	Kenton Helgesen	D	Calgary Hitmen (WHL)	6' 3"	186
150	New Jersey	Gustav Rydahl	C	Farjestads BK (SEL)	6' 2"	194
151	Los Angeles	Ron Knot	D	Praha Slavia (Czech)	6' 3"	189
Round 6 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
152	Columbus	Michael Clarke	C	Windsor (OHL)	6' 1"	184
153	Edmonton	Cody Corbett	D	Edmonton Oil Kings (WHL)	6' 0"	210
154	Montreal	Kevin Roy	LW	Lincoln (USHL)	5' 8"	166
155	NY Islanders	Mikko Lehtonen	D	TPS Turku (SM-liiga)	6' 0.25"	181
156	Toronto	Mitch Heard	C	Plymouth (OHL)	6' 1"	190
157	Toronto	Ben Johnson	C	Windsor (OHL)	5' 11.5"	185
158	Minnesota	Erik Karlsson	C	Frolunda HC (SEL)	5' 11"	160
159	Carolina	Francis Beauvillier	C	Rimouski (QMJHL)	6' 1"	170
160	Winnipeg	Chris Driedger	G	Calgary Hitmen (WHL)	6' 2"	175
161	Tampa Bay	Zane Jones	LW	Victoria Royals (WHL)	6' 3"	205
162	Colorado	Zach Stepan	C	Shattuck-St. Marys School	6' 0"	160
163	Buffalo	Thomas Parisi	D	New Hampshire Jr. (EJHL)	6' 0"	195
164	Nashville	Michal Plutnar	D	Tri-City (WHL)	6' 1"	163
165	Calgary	Dominik Volek	LW	Regina (WHL)	6' 0"	168
166	Ottawa	Patrik Machac	C	Kladno (Czech)	5' 9"	165
167	Washington	Nikita Gusev	LW	CSKA Moscow (KHL)	5' 9"	163
168	San Jose	Taylor Burke	RW	Gatineau (QMJHL)	6' 1"	195
169	Chicago	Matthew Beattie	LW	Phillips Exeter Academy	6' 3"	184
170	Detroit	Marek Langhammer	G	Pardubice (Czech)	6' 2"	172
171	Los Angeles	Jake Montgomery	LW	Shattuck-St. Marys School	6' 3"	192
172	Nashville	Jason Stephanik	LW	New Jersey Hitmen (EJHL)	6' 2"	177
173	Pittsburgh	Colten Martin	D	Kelowna (WHL)	6' 0"	170
174	Florida	Reid Gow	D	Spokane (WHL)	5' 11"	182
175	Boston	Warren Steele	D	Kingston (OHL)	5' 11"	194
176	St. Louis	Tomas Nosek	C	Pardubice (Czech)	6' 3"	180
177	Vancouver	Jake Paterson	G	Saginaw (OHL)	6' 0"	173
178	Phoenix	Corbin Boes	G	Brandon (WHL)	6' 3"	216
179	Nashville	Connor Hellebuyck	G	United States	6' 4"	185
180	New Jersey	Samuel "Hunter" Fejes	LW	Shattuck-St. Marys School	6' 1"	179
181	Los Angeles	Tobias Tornkvist	RW	Rogle BK (Allsvenskan)	6' 3.75"	190
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182	Columbus	Mikael Wikstrand	D	Mora (Allsvenskan)	6' 0.75"	185
183	Los Angeles	Esa Lindell	D	Jokerit Helsinki (SM-liiga)	6' 1.5"	182
184	Phoenix	Christian Djoos	D	Brynas IF (SEL)	5' 11"	150
185	NY Islanders	Loic Leduc	D	Cape Breton (QMJHL)	6' 4"	194
186	Calgary	Brady Brassart	C	Calgary Hitmen (WHL)	6' 1.25"	180
187	Anaheim	Myles Bell	D	Regina (WHL)	5' 11.25"	204
188	Minnesota	Cliff Watson	D	Sioux City (USHL)	6' 3"	205
189	Carolina	Adam Chlapik	C	Muskegon (USHL)	6' 0"	185
190	Winnipeg	Brandon Devlin	D	Windsor (OHL)	6' 1"	187
191	San Jose	Thomas Spelling	RW	Herning (Denmark)	6' 1"	165
192	Colorado	Richard Mraz	RW	Poprad (Slovak)	6' 2"	194
193	Buffalo	Troy Donnay	D	Erie (OHL)	6' 6.25"	182
194	Dallas	Andrew Ryan	LW	Halifax (QMJHL)	6' 2"	170
195	Calgary	Patrik Bartosak	G	Red Deer (WHL)	6' 1"	181
196	Ottawa	J.C. Lipon	RW	Kamloops (WHL)	6' 0"	178
197	Washington	Nathan Pancel	LW	Sudbury (OHL)	5' 10"	182
198	San Jose	Jordan Martinook	C	Vancouver (WHL)	6' 1"	208
199	Chicago	Alex Gudbranson	D	Kingston (OHL)	6' 2"	205
200	Detroit	Nikita Kolesnikov	D	Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)	6' 4"	213
201	Philadelphia	Oscar Sundqvist	C	Skelleftea AIK (SEL)	6' 3"	187
202	Tampa Bay	Ashton Sautner	D	Edmonton Oil Kings (WHL)	5' 11"	176
203	Washington	Kyle Hope	D	Owen Sound (OHL)	6' 1"	193
204	Buffalo	Christophe Bertschy	LW	Bern (NLA)	5' 9"	162
205	Boston	James De Haas	D	Toronto Lakeshore (OJAHL)	6' 2.75"	197
206	St. Louis	Brian Morgan	C	New Hampshire Jr. (EJHL)	6' 0.25"	175
207	Vancouver	MacKenzie Weegar	D	Nepean (CJHL)	5' 11"	183
208	Phoenix	Cain Franson	C	Vancouver (WHL)	6' 1"	167
209	Toronto	Logan McVeigh	C	Kamloops (WHL)	6' 0"	180
210	Anaheim	Ben Thomson	LW	Kitchener (OHL)	6' 4"	212
211	Los Angeles	Tyler Wood	D	Noble & Greenough School	6' 2.5"	189