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RFAs Still Waiting On Contracts

July 3, 2016 at 7:01 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

After a busy few days watching free agent contracts be handed out like candy, and millions of dollars spent like pennies, there are still some key restricted free agents out there negotiating their next contracts.  Vincent Trocheck, Filip Forsberg and Seth Jones have already received deals eclipsing $25MM, locking them in long before they even get a sniff of unrestricted free agency.  Here are a few more names still waiting on deals:

  • Johnny Gaudreau and Sean Monahan of the Flames still are without deals, though reports indicate they are both open to signing long-term with Calgary and want to play with each other for “the next ten years”.  The pair combined for 57 goals and 141 points last season, completed before either turned 23.
  • The Ducks’ Hampus Lindholm is still without a contract, as discussed earlier today. The 22-year old is considered one of the best young defensemen in the league, and the team would like to lock him up to a similar term as partner Sami Vatanen, who received a four-year deal last month.
  • After re-signing Steven Stamkos, Victor Hedman and Andrei Vasilevskiy to what seem like team-friendly deals, GM Steve Yzerman still has work to do in the form of Nikita Kucherov, the team’s young sniper. Reports are that the two sides are working on a deal, but Yzerman has to be careful as the team is inching closer and closer to the salary cap with Kucherov and three other players still to sign.
  • After acquiring Taylor Hall in a blockbuster deal, the Devils still have another star winger to get under contract in the form of Kyle Palmieri. The 25-year old broke out last season with 30 goals, and will be looking to cash in on his sudden performance. The Devils have over $17MM in cap space even after bringing back Devante Smith-Pelly and signing Ben Lovejoy and Vernon Fiddler.

For the entire list of RFA players, and the projected depth charts for each team head to Roster Resource and check out their detailed info.

Anaheim Ducks| Calgary Flames| Free Agency| New Jersey Devils| Players| RFA Ben Lovejoy| Filip Forsberg| Hampus Lindholm| Johnny Gaudreau| Kyle Palmieri| Nikita Kucherov

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Vesey Remains Committed To Free Agency

July 3, 2016 at 10:01 am CDT | by Brett Barrett Leave a Comment

Jimmy Vesey will wait a little longer before deciding his future.

The Harvard grad says he’s committed to becoming an unrestricted free agent, but that won’t happen until August 15. The end-of-summer signing period won’t prevent him from being heavily sought-after. While Vesey has never publicly revealed his shortlist, Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe reports Toronto, Boston, Buffalo, both New York teams, New Jersey, and “potentially” St. Louis and Philadelphia having potentially having major interest.

Vesey was drafted 66th overall in 2012 by the Nashville Predators. He played 4 seasons post-draft at Harvard, posting 144 points in 128 games. But when it came time to sign his entry-level contract with the Predators, Vesey declined to put pen to paper, despite allegedly saying he would. Not wanting to lose a good prospect for nothing, the Predators traded Vesey to Buffalo for the 70th pick in this year’s entry draft, recouping the draft pick they spent on Vesey but not the four years of development.

According to Frank Seravalli of TSN, the Sabres plan on making their pitch to Vesey sometime this week, with hopes of convincing him to sign and play with his good friend, Jack Eichel. Vesey and Eichel have been playing together on a summer league team for years now, and Eichel has already given Vesey the talk about Buffalo. However, Vesey’s agent confirmed that free agency is still the plan.

Despite being done school, Vesey will spend his summer doing homework on where he wants to sign. He has family connections in Toronto, with his dad working with the Maple Leafs and his brother being drafted by them. He’s spent four seasons playing in Massachusetts. His good friend plays with Buffalo.

All of the above-listed teams have room for Vesey in their top 6 forwards, and will be getting a highly-motivated player.

Boston Bruins| Buffalo Sabres| Free Agency| Nashville Predators| New Jersey Devils| New York Islanders| New York Rangers| Newsstand| St. Louis Blues| Toronto Maple Leafs Jack Eichel| Jimmy Vesey

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Merrill, Smith-Pelly Re-Sign In New Jersey

July 1, 2016 at 12:52 pm CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment

1:04pm: The Devils have announced the re-signing of Beau Bennett to a one-year, $725K contract, completing the trifecta of not-tendered restricted free agent signings.

12:52pm: The New Jersey Devils have brought back defenseman John Merrill  and winger Devante Smith-Pelly on two-year deals after neither restricted free agent was tendered by the team. Merrill’s deal is for a total of $2.275MM, as reported by Frank Servalli, while Smith-Pelly’s deal totals $2.6MM. Beau Bennett, recently acquired from Pittsburgh, is the third of the group of New Jersey RFA’s that were not tendered, but expected to re-sign.

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Sharks Sign David Schlemko

July 1, 2016 at 12:01 pm CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment

The San Jose Sharks have signed defenseman David Schlemko to a four-year deal worth $2.1MM per year, as first reported by Pierre LeBrun. It’s an affordable deal for a player coming off a breakout year in New Jersey.

Schlemko, 29, found himself almost out of the NHL in 2014-15 as he bounced through three teams. Last season he turned a $625K contract with the Devils into an excellent season, and has been rewarded with his $8.4MM deal today.

Schlemko put up 19 points while logging over 18 minutes a night on a bad Devils team, but will move to the Stanley Cup finalist Sharks and slot into the bottom pairing on a deep (but unheralded) defense corps.  His $2.1MM cap hit actually is the lowest of the group, coming in over a million less than Brenden Dillon’s $3.27MM.

 

New Jersey Devils| Newsstand| San Jose Sharks| Transactions| Uncategorized David Schlemko

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New Jersey Devils Ink Vernon Fiddler

July 1, 2016 at 11:54 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

Darren Dreger of TSN reports that the New Jersey Devils have signed free agent forward Vernon Fiddler to a one-year deal, worth $1.25MM. Fiddler had spent the last five seasons with Dallas, earning the same amount the last two as he will in his first with New Jersey.

After trading for Taylor Hall on Wednesday, Fiddler is another piece to an improving Devils squad. He’ll slot in behind Adam Henrique and Travis Zajac to become the third or fourth line center, depending on what New Jersey does with youngster Pavel Zacha.

Fiddler, never an imposing offensive figure, scored 12 goals and 22 points last season but contributed most on the Stars penalty kill. Always regarded as an above average face-off man, New Jersey will be able to use him in defensive zone situations to shield the young Zacha as he continues to develop.

Dallas Stars| New Jersey Devils| Newsstand| Transactions Taylor Hall

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Devils Sign Ben Lovejoy

July 1, 2016 at 11:46 am CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment

The New Jersey Devils have signed Stanley Cup champion Ben Lovejoy, reports Sportsnet’s John Shannon. GM Ray Shero, formerly of the Penguins, signs the former Pittsburgh defenseman to a three-year deal with a cap hit of $2.67MM.  Lovejoy will be counted on to log some minutes to help replace the recently-traded Adam Larsson.

Lovejoy played a depth role with Pittsburgh last year, making it a bit surprising that he was able to land a three year deal at more than double the $1.2M salary he earned in 2015-16.  He suited up in 66 games with the Penguins, scoring four goals and six assists while playing 18:52 per game.  He also played in 24 playoff games for the Cup champions, adding two goals and four helpers while averaging 17:46 per night.

In his eight year career (with Anaheim and Pittsburgh), Lovejoy, 32, has played in 334 games, collecting 15 goals and 62 assists.

New Jersey Devils| Newsstand| Transactions Ben Lovejoy

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Edmonton Trades Taylor Hall To New Jersey

June 29, 2016 at 2:20 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

First reported by Bob McKenzie of TSN, the Edmonton Oilers and New Jersey Devils have completed a deal that will see winger Taylor Hall change teams. In return, the Devils will send Adam Larsson the other way.  It is a one-for-one deal, only including the two young stars.

The Oilers have been long rumored to be chasing a long-term defensive piece, and Elliotte Friedman adds that there was talk of a Hall for Larsson deal at the draft last weekend. Of course, when Jesse Puljujarvi fell to the Oilers with the fourth selection, they couldn’t convince themselves to draft a defenseman.

With the glut of young forwards that Edmonton now has they would be wise to deal one of them, however Hall looks like perhaps the best one not named McDavid. His 65 point 2015-16 season was excellent, and he’s now put up 328 points in 381 games.

In Larsson, the Oilers get an excellent young blueliner that is still locked up long-term. The 23-year old is signed through the 2020-21 season at a reasonable $4.17MM rate. While he’s not quite the shutdown number one guy many people thought that Hall would command, he is a young top-pairing defenseman who the Oilers so desperately needed.  This may lend more credence to the idea that Milan Lucic has already agreed to a contract, as the Oilers completed this deal quickly after his Monday visit.

For the Devils, they get another young powerhouse talent to add to their forward group alongside Adam Henrique, Kyle Palmieri and Pavel Zacha. With a young corps of defensemen still under contract, Larsson was deemed expendable in order to get this kind of talent. First impressions are an absolute robbery by the Devils, who have more than enough room to add a top talent on a $6MM/year deal.

Dallas Stars| Edmonton Oilers| New Jersey Devils| Newsstand Elliotte Friedman| Jesse Puljujarvi| Kyle Palmieri| Milan Lucic

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Full List of Players Who Did Not Receive a Qualifying Offer

June 27, 2016 at 8:37 pm CDT | by Mike Furlano Leave a Comment

The deadline to make a qualifying offer to a restrict free agent ended at 5pm today. Below is a list of players who did not receive an offer and sorted by team for easy reference. Any player that did not receive a qualifying offer is eligible to be an unrestricted free agent on July 1st.

(as of writing the Toronto Maple Leafs were the only team not to confirm which players received QOs)

Anaheim Ducks

F Matt Bailey, F Brandon Pirri, F Charles Sarault, D Kevin Gagne, and D Martin Gernat.

Arizona Coyotes

F Sergei Plotnikov, , D Philip Samuelsson, F Christian Thomas, D Kevin Connauton, D Jarred Tinordi, D Klas Dahlbeck, and G Niklas Treutle

Boston Bruins

F Landon Ferraro and F Brett Connolly.

Buffalo Sabres

F Alex Guptill, F Colin Jacobs, F Jack Nevins, and Nathan Lieuwen.

Calgary Flames

F Kenny Agostino, F Bill Arnold, F Joe Colborne, F Turner Elson, F Josh Jooris, F Drew Shore, F Bryce Van Brabant, G Joni Ortio, and Kevin Poulin.

Carolina Hurricanes

F Zach Boychuk, F Anthony Camara, F Dane Fox, F Carter Sandlak, F Justin Shugg, D Danny Biega, D Michal Jordan, D Rasmus Rissanen, and G Rasmus Tirronen.

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Chicago Blackhawks

(none)

Colorado Avalanche

F Garret Meurs, F Borna Rendulic, F Trevor Cheek, F Dennis Everberg, F Joey Hishon, D Brandon Gormley, D Gabriel Beaupre, G Sami Aittokallio, and G Roman Will.

Columbus Blue Jackets

F Michael Chaput and D Michael Paliotta.

Dallas Stars

F Emil Molin, F Warren Peters , and D Troy Vance.

Detroit Red Wings

(none)

Edmonton Oilers

F Luke Gazdi, F Kale Kessy, D Adam Clendining, and G Niklas Lundstrom.

Florida Panthers

F Greg McKegg, F Quinton Howden, F John McFarland, and D Dylan Olsen.

Los Angeles Kings

F Maxim Kitsyn, D Alex Roach, and G Patrik Bartosak.

Minnesota Wild

F Brett Bulmer, F Raphael Bussieres, F Jared Knight, F Scott Sabourin, and G Brody Hoffman.

Montreal Canadiens

F Michael Bournival, and F Lucas Lessio, D Mac Bennett, D Darren Dietz, and D Morgan Ellis.

Nashville Predators

F Gabriel Bourque, F Cody Hodgson, and D Garrett Noonan.

New Jersey Devils

F Beau Bennett, F Devante Smith-Pelly, D Roman Graborenko, and D Jon Merrill.

New York Islanders

F James Wright and F Justin Vaive.

New York Rangers

F Luke Adam, F Chris McCarthy, F Josh Nicholls, F Michael St. Croix, D Michael Kantor, and D Samuel Noreau.

Ottawa Senators

F Travis Ewanyk, F Michael Keranen, D Jerome Gauthier-Leduc, D Troy Rutkowski, and D Patrick Wiercioch.

Philadelphia Flyers

F Brandon Alderson and F Derek Mathers.

Pittsburgh Penguins

F Tyler Biggs, F Daniel O’Donoghue, F Matthias Plachta, D James Melindy, D Harrison Ruopp, and D Justin Schultz.

San Jose Sharks

F Chris Crane, F Jeremy Langlois, F Jeremy Morin, and G Joel Rumpel.

St. Louis Blues

F Cody Beach, F Ryan Tesink, F Yannick Veilleux, and D Richard Nedomlel.

Tampa Bay Lightning

F David Broll.

Toronto Maple Leafs

(nothing confirmed as of writing)

Vancouver Canucks

F Linden Vey.

Washington Capitals

F Michael Latta, F Caleb Herbet, and D Ryan Stanton.

Winnipeg Jets

F Austen Brassard.

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2016 NHL Draft Results

June 24, 2016 at 9:59 pm CDT | by natebrown Leave a Comment

Pro Hockey Rumors will be following and updating every selection of the 2016 NHL Draft. Below are the results of the first round.

Round 1

1. Toronto Maple Leafs: C Auston Matthews (Zurich Lions – SUI)

2. Winnipeg Jets: RW Patrik Laine (Tappara – SM-liiga)

3. Columbus Blue Jackets: LW Pierre-Luc Dubois (Cape Breton – QMJHL)

4. Edmonton Oilers: RW Jesse Puljujarvi (Karpat – SM-liiga)

5. Vancouver Canucks: D Olli Juolevi (London – OHL)

6. Calgary Flames: LW Matthew Tkachuk (London – OHL)

7. Arizona Coyotes: C Clayton Keller (USA NTDP – USHL)

8. Buffalo Sabres: F Alexander Nylander (Mississauga Steelheads – OHL)

9. Montreal Canadiens: D Mikhail Sergachev (Windsor – OHL)

10. Colorado Avalanche: C Tyson Jost (Penticton – BCHL)

11. Ottawa Senators (from New Jersey): C Logan Brown (Windsor – OHL)

12. New Jersey Devils (from Ottawa): C Michael McLeod (Mississauga Steelheads – OHL)

13. Carolina Hurricanes: D Jake Bean (Calgary – WHL)

14. Boston Bruins: D Charlie McAvoy (Boston University – NCAA)

15. Minnesota Wild: C Luke Kunin (Wisconsin – NCAA)

16. Arizona Coyotes (From Detroit): D Jakob Chychrun (Sarnia – OHL)

17. Nashville Predators: D Dante Fabbro (Penticton – BCHL)

18. Winnipeg Jets (From Philadelphia): D Logan Stanley (Windsor – OHL)

19. New York Islanders: LW Kieffer Bellows (US NTDP)

20. Detroit Red Wings (from Arizona via New York Rangers): D Dennis Cholowski (Chilliwack (BCHL)

21. Carolina Hurricanes (from LA Kings): RW Julien Gauthier (Val-d’Or Foreurs – QMJHL

22. Philadelphia Flyers (From Winnipeg via Chicago): C German Rubtsov (Team Russia U-18)

23. Florida Panthers: C Henrik Borgstrom (HIFK – SM-liiga Jr)

24. Anaheim Ducks: LW Max Jones (London – OHL)

25. Dallas Stars: LW Riley Tufte (Blaine – USHSW)

26. St. Louis Blues (From Washington): C Tage Thompson (Connecticut – NCAA)

27. Tampa Bay Lightning: C Brett Howden (Moose Jaw – WHL)

28. Washington Capitals (From St. Louis): D Lucas Johansen (Kelowna – WHL)

29. Boston Bruins (from San Jose): C Trent Frederic (USA U-18 NTDP)

30. Anaheim Ducks (from Pittsburgh via Toronto): C Sam Steel (Regina – WHL)

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Round 2

31. Toronto Maple Leafs: RW Yegor Korshkov (Lokomotiv Yaroslavl – KHL)

32: Edmonton Oilers: LW Tyler Benson (Vancouver Giants – WHL)

33: Buffalo Sabres (from Vancouver via Florida): C Rasmus Asplund (Farjestad BK – SHL)

34: Columbus Blue Jackets: D Andrew Peeke (Green Bay USHL)

35: St. Louis Blues (from Calgary): C Jordan Kyrou (Sarnia Sting – OHL)

36: Philadelphia Flyers (from Winnipeg): C Pascal Laberge (Victoriaville Tigers – QMJHL)

37: Tampa Bay Lightning (from Arizona): D Libor Hajek (Saskatoon Blades – WHL)

38: Florida Panthers: LW Adam Mascherin (Kitchener Rangers – OHL)

39: Chicago Blackhawks (from Montreal): C Alex DeBrincat (Erie Otters – OHL)

40: Colorado Avalanche (from Colorado via San Jose): C Cameron Morrison (Notre Dame – NCAA)

41: New Jersey Devils: F Nathan Bastian (Mississauga Steelheads – OHL)

42: Ottawa Senators: C Jonathan Dahlen (Timra IK – Allsvenskan)

43: Carolina Hurricanes: C Janne Kuokkanen (Karpat U20 – Jr. A SM-Liiga)

44: Tampa Bay Lightning (from Boston): LW Boris Katchouk ( Sault Ste. Marie – OHL)

45: Chicago Blackhawks (from Minnesota via Buffalo and Montreal): D Chad Krys (US Nat. – USDP)

46: Detroit Red Wings: LW Givani Smith (Guelph Storm – OHL)

47: Nashville Predators: D Samuel Girard (Shawinigan Cataractes – QMJHL)

48: Philadelphia Flyers: G Carter Hart (Everett Silvertips – WHL)

49: Boston Bruins (from NY Islanders): D Ryan Lindgren (US Nat. – USDP)

50. Chicago Blackhawks (from NY Rangers via Carolina): LW Artur Kayumov (Team Russia U18 – MHL)

51. Los Angeles Kings: D Kale Clague (Brandon Wheat Kings – WHL)

52. Philadelphia Flyers (from Chicago): RW Wade Allison (Tri-City Storm – USHL)

53: Detroit Red Wings (from Arizona): D Filip Hronek (HK Hradec Kralo. – Czech)

54: Calgary Flames (from Florida): G Tyler Parsons (London Knights – OHL)

55: Pittsburgh Penguins (from Anaheim via Vancouver): G Filip Gustavsson (Lulea HF J20 (SuperElit)

56: Calgary Flames (from Dallas): C Dillon Dube (Kelowna Rockets – WHL)

57: Toronto Maple Leafs (from Washington): LW Carl Grundstrom (MODO Hockey – SHL)

58. Tampa Bay Lightning: RW Taylor Raddysh (Erie Otters – OHL)

59: St. Louis Blues: G Evan Fitzpatrick (Sherbrooke Phoenix – QMJHL)

60: San Jose Sharks: C Dylan Gambrell (Univ. of Denver – NCAA)

61:  Pittsburgh Penguins (from Pittsburgh via Toronto): LW Kasper Bjorkqvist (Blues U20 – Jr. A SM-Liiga)

Round 3

62: Toronto Maple Leafs: G Joseph Woll (US Nat. – USDP)

63: Edmonton Oilers: D Markus Niemelainen (Saginaw Spirit – OHL)

64: Vancouver Canucks (from Vancouver via NY Islanders, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh): RW William Lockwood (US Nat. – USDP)

65: Columbus Blue Jackets: RW Vitali Abramov (Gatineau Olympiques)

66: Calgary Flames: D Adam Fox (US Nat. – USDP)

67: Carolina Hurricanes (from Winnipeg): C Matt Filipe (Cedar Rapids Roughriders – USHL)

68: Arizona Coyotes: D Cam Dineen (North Bay Battalion – OHL)

69: Buffalo Sabres: C Cliff Pu (London Knights – OHL)

70: Montreal Canadiens: C William Bitten (Flint Firebirds – OHL)

71: Colorado Avalanche: D Josh Anderson (Prince George Cougars – WHL)

72: Toronto Maple Leafs (from New Jersey via Pittsburgh): D James Greenway (US Nat. – USDP)

73: New Jersey Devils (from Ottawa): RW Joey Anderson (US Nat. – USDP)

74: Carolina Hurricanes: LW Hudson Elynuik (Spokane Chiefs – WHL)

75: Carolina Hurricanes (from Boston): G Jack LaFontaine (Janesville Jets – NAHL)

76: Nashville Predators (from Minnesota via Florida, New Jersey, Anaheim, and Buffalo): C Rem Pitlick (Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL)

77: Pittsburgh Penguins (from Detroit via New Jersey): D Connor Hall (Kitchener Rangers – OHL)

78: Nashville Predators: D Frederic Allard (Chicoutimi Sagueneens – QMJHL)

79: Winnipeg Jets (from Philadelphia): D Luke Green (Saint John Sea Dogs – QMJHL)

80: New Jersey Devils (from NY Islanders via Ottawa): C Brandon Gignac (Shawinigan Cataractes – QMJHL)

81: New York Rangers: D Sean Day (Mississauga Steelheads – OHL)

82: Philadelphia Flyers (from Los Angeles): LW Carsen Twarynski (Calgary Hitmen – WHL)

83: Chicago Blackhawks: G Wouter Peeters (EC Salzburg II – RBHS U20)

84: Edmonton Oilers (from Florida): D Matthew Cairns (Georgetown Raiders – OJHL)

85: Anaheim Ducks: D Josh Mahura (Red Deer Rebels – WHL)

86: Buffalo Sabres (from Dallas): D Casey Fitzgerald (Boston College – NCAA)

87: Washington Capitals (from Washington via St. Louis): C Garrett Pilon (Kamloops Blazers – WHL)

88: Tampa Bay Lightning: G Connor Ingram (Kamloops Blazers – WHL)

89: Florida Panthers (from St. Louis via Buffalo): D Linus Nassen (Lulea HF J20 – SuperElit)

90: Dallas Stars (from San Jose): C Fredrik Karlstrom (AIK J20 – SuperElit)

91: Edmonton Oilers (from Pittsburgh): D Filip Berglund (Skelleftea AIK – SuperElit)

Round 4

92. Toronto Maple Leafs: C Adam Brooks (Regina Pats – WHL)

93. Anaheim Ducks (from Edmonton): LW Jack Kopacka (Sault Ste. Marie – OHL)

94. Florida Panthers (from Vancouver): C Jonathan Ang (Peterborough Petes – OHL)

95. New York Islanders (from Columbus via Chicago): LW Anatoli Golyshev (Avtomobilst Ye. – KHL)

96: Calgary Flames: C Linus Lindstrom (Skelleftea AIK – SuperElit)

97: Winnipeg Jets: D Jacob Cederholm (HV71 J20 – SuperElit)

98: New York Rangers (from Arizona): D Tarmo Reunanen (TPS U20 – Jr. A SM-Liiga)

99: Buffalo Sabres: LW Brent Murray (Carelton Place Canadians)

100: Montreal Canadiens: D Victor Mete (London Knights – OHL)

101: Toronto Maples Leafs (from Colorado): D Keaton Middleton (Saginaw Spirit – OHL)

102: New Jersey Devils: LW Mikhail Maltsev (Team Russia U18 – MHL)

103: Ottawa Senators: C Todd Burgess (Fairbanks Ice Dogs – NAHL)

104: Carolina Hurricanes: LW Max Zimmer (Chicago Steel – USHL)

105: New Jersey Devils (from Boston): G Evan Cormier (Saginaw Spirit – OHL)

106: Minnesota Wild: LW Brandon Duhaime (Tri-City Storm – USHL)

107: Detroit Red Wings: D Alfons Malmstrom (Orebro HK J20 – SuperElit)

108: Nashville Predators: D Hardy Haman Aktell (Skelleftea AIK – SuperElit)

109: Philadelphia Flyers: C Connor Bunnaman (Kitchener Rangers – OHL)

110: Chicago Blackhawks (from NY Islanders): D Lucas Carlsson (Brynas IF – SHL)

111: San Jose Sharks (from NY Rangers): C Noah Gregor (Moose Jaw Warriors – WHL)

112: Los Angeles Kings: D Jacob Moverare (HV71 J20 – SuperElit)

113: Chicago Blackhawks: C Nathan Noel (Saint John Sea Dogs – QMJHL)

114: Florida Panthers: D Riley Stillman (Oshawa Generals – OHL)

115: Anaheim Ducks: C Alex Dostie (Gatineau Olympiques – QMJHL)

116: Dallas Stars: C Rhett Gardner (Univ. of North Dakota – NCAA)

117: Washington Capitals: C Damien Riat (Geneve-Servette – NLA)

118: Tampa Bay Lightning: LW Ross Colton (Cedar Rapids Roughriders – USHL)

119: St. Louis Blues: C Tanner Kaspick (Brandon Wheat Kings – WHL)

120: New York Islanders (from Arizona via Philadelphia and San Jose): LW Otto Koivula (Ilves U20 – Jr. A SM-Liiga)

121: Pittsburgh Penguins: D Ryan Jones (Lincoln Stars – USHL)

Round 5

122: Toronto Maple Leafs: C Vladimir Bobylov (Victoria Royals – WHL)

123: Edmonton Oilers: G Dylan Wells (Peterborough Petes – OHL)

124: Montreal Canadiens (from Vancouver): D Casey Staum (Hill Murray School – USHS)

125: St. Louis Blues (from Columbus): C Nolan Stevens (Northeastern Univ. – NCAA)

126: Calgary Flames: C Mitchell Mattson (Grand Rapids High – USHS)

127: Winnipeg Jets: C Jordy Stallard (Calgary Hitmen – WHL)

128: Dallas Stars (from Arizona): G Colton Point (Carlton Place Canadians – CCHL)

129: Buffalo Sabres: D Philip Nyberg (Linkopink HC J20 – SuperElit)

130: Buffalo Sabres (from Montreal): D Vojtech Budik (Prince Albert Raiders – WHL)

131: Colorado Avalanche: G Adam Werner (Farjestad BK J20 – SuperElit)

132: New Jersey Devils: D Yegor Rykov (SKA St. Petersburg – KHL)

133: Ottawa Senators: D Max Lajoie (Swift Current Broncos – WHL)

134: Carolina Hurricanes: G Jeremy Helvig (Kingston Frontenacs – OHL)

135: Boston Bruins: C Joona Koppanen (Ilves U20 – Jr. A. SM-Liiga)

136: Boston Bruins (from Minnesota): D Cameron Clarke (Lone Star Brahmas – NAHL)

137: Detroit Red Wings: D Jordan Sambrook (Erie Otters – OHL)

138: Nashville Predators: C Patrick Harper (Avon Old Farms – USHS)

139: Florida Panthers: D Linus Hogberg (Vaxjo LAkers HC – SuperElit)

140: Vancouver Canucks (from NY Islanders via Florida): D Cole Candella (Hamilton Bulldogs – OHL)

141: New York Rangers: LW Tim Gettinger (Sault. Ste Marie – OHL)

142: Los Angeles Kings: C Michael Eyssimont (St. Cloud State – NCAA)

143: Chicago Blackhawks: RW Mattias From (Rogle BK J20 – SuperElit)

144: St. Louis Blues (from Florida via Chicago): C Connor Bleackley (Red Deer Rebels – WHL)

145: Washington Capitals (from Anaheim via Toronto): C Beck Malenstyn (Calgary Hitmen – WHL)

146: Dallas Stars: RW Nicholas Caamano (Flint Firebirds – OHL)

147: Washington Capitals: LW Axel Jonsson Fjallby (Djurgardens IF – SuperElit)

148: Tampa Bay Lightning: C Christopher Paquette (Niagara IceDogs – OHL)

149: Edmonton Oilers (from St. Louis): LW Graham McPhee (US. Nat. – USDP)

150: San Jose Sharks: C Manuel Wiederer (Moncton Wildcats – QMJHL)

151: Pittsburgh Penguins: D Niclas Almari (Jokerit U20 – Jr. A SM-Liiga)

Round 6

152: Toronto Maple Leafs: LW Jack Walker (Victoria Royals – WHL)

153: Edmonton Oilers: C Aapeli Rasanen (Tappara U20 – Jr. A SM-Liiga)

154: Vancouver Canucks: LW Jakob Stukel (Calgary Hitmen – WHL)

155: Columbus Blue Jackets: G Peter Thome (Aberdeen Wings – NAHL)

156: Calgary Flames: RW Eetu Tuulola (HPK U20 – Jr. A SM-Liiga)

157: Winnipeg Jets: G Mikhail Berdin (Team Russia U18 – MHL)

158: Arizona Coyotes: D Patrick Kudla (Oakville Blades – OHJL)

159: Buffalo Sabres: LW Brandon Hagel (Red Deer Rebels – WHL)

160: Montreal Canadiens: C Michael Pezzetta (Sudbury Wolves – OHL)

161: Colorado Avalanche: D Nathan Clurman (Culver Military Academy Prep – USHS)

162: New Jersey Devils: LW Jesper Bratt (AIK – Allsvenskan)

163: Ottawa Senators: RW Markus Nurmi (TPS U20 – Jr. A SM-Liiga)

164: Carolina Hurricanes: D Noah Carroll (Guelph Storm – OHL)

165: Boston Bruins (from Boston via Colorado): C Oskar Steen (Farjestad BK 22 – SuperElit)

166: Calgary Flames (from Minnesota): C Matthew Phillips (Victoria Royals – WHL)

167: Detroit Red Wings: G Filip Larsson (Djurgardens IF – SuperElit)

168: Nashville Predators: G Konstantin Volkov (SKA-1946 St. Petersburg – MHL)

169: Philadelphia Flyers: C Tanner Laczynski (Lincoln Stars – USHL)

170: New York Islanders: LW Colin Adams (Muskegon Lumberjacks – USHL)

171: New York Rangers: C Gabriel Fontaine (Rouyn-Noranda Huskies – QMJHL)

172: Philadelphia Flyers (from LA Kings): C Anthony Salinitri (Sarnia Sting – OHL)

173: Chicago Blackhawks: D Blake Hillman (Univ. of Denver – NCAA)

174: New York Rangers (from Florida): G Tyler Wall (Leamington Flyers – GOJHL)

175: Florida Panthers (from Anaheim): LW Maxim Mamim (CSKA Moskva – KHL)

176: Dallas Stars: D Jakob Stenqvist (MODO Hockey J20 – SuperElit)

177: Washington Capitals: D Chase Priskie (Quinnipiac Univ. – NCAA)

178: Tampa Bay Lightning: D Oleg Sosunov (Loko-Yunior Yar. – MHL B)

179: Toronto Maple Leafs: D Nicolas Mattinen (London Knights – OHL)

180: San Jose Sharks: D Mark Shoemaker (North Bay Battalion – OHL)

181: Pittsburgh Penguins: D Joseph Masonius (UConn – NCAA)

Round 7

182: Toronto Maple Leafs: F Nikolai Chebykin (HK MVD Balashik. – MHL)

183: Edmonton Oilers: D Vincent Desharnais (Providence College – NCAA)

184: Vancouver Canucks: C Rodrigo Abois (Portland Winterhawks – WHL)

185: Columbus Blue Jackets: C Calvin Thurkauf (Kelowna Rockets – WHL)

186: Calgary Flames (from Colorado): D Stepan Falkovsky (Ottawa 67s – OHL)

187: Montreal Canadiens (from Winnipeg): D Arvid Henrikson (AIK J18 – J18 Elit)

188: Arizona Coyotes: D Dean Stewart (Portage Terriers – MJHL)

189: Buffalo Sabres (from Ottawa): D Austin Osmanski (Mississauga Steelheads – OHL)

190: Buffalo Sabres (from Montreal): F Vasili Glotov ( Serebryanye Lvy. – MHL)

191: Colorado Avalanche: LW Travis Barron (Ottawa 67s – OHL)

192: New Jersey Devils: D Jeremy Davis (Bloomington Thunder – USHL)

193: New York Islanders (from Ottawa): LW Nick Pastujov (US Nat. – USDP)

194: Vancouver Canucks (from Carolina): C Brett McKenzie (North Bay Battalion – OHL)

195: Florida Panthers (from Boston): D Benjamin Finkelstein (Kimball Union Academy – USHS)

196: Minnesota Wild: C Dmitri Sokolov (Sudbury Wolves – OHL)

197: Detroit Red Wings: C Mattias Elfstrom (Malmo Redhawks – SuperElit)

198: Nashville Predators: D Adam Smith (Bowling Green State – NCAA)

199: Philadelphia Flyers: D David Bernhardt (Djurgardens IF – SuperElit)

200: New York Islanders: D David Quenneville (Medicine Hat Tigers – WHL)

201: New York Rangers: RW Ty Ronning (Vancouver Giants – WHL)

202: Los Angeles Kings (from San Jose): D Jacob Friend (Owen Sound Attack – OHL)

203: Chicago Blackhawks: D Jake Ryczek (Waterloo Black Hawks – USHL)

204: Minnesota Wild (from Florida): D Brandon Chizen (Kelowna Rockets – WHL)

205: Anaheim Ducks: C Tyler Soy (Victoria Royals – WHL)

206: Tampa Bay Lightning (from Dallas via Edmonton): C Otto Somppi (Halifax Mooseheads – QMJHL)

207: Washington Capitals: D Dmitri Zaitsev (Wilkes-Barres/Scranton Knights – NAHL)

208: Tampa Bay Lightning: F Ryan Lohin (Waterloo Black Hawks – USHL)

209: St. Louis Blues (from San Jose): C Nikolaj Krag Christensen (Radovre Mighty – Denmark)

210: San Jose Sharks: RW Joachim Blichfeld (Malmo Redhawks – SuperElit)

211: St. Louis Blues (from Pittsburgh): F Filip Helt (HC Litvinov – Czech U18)

 

 

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Draft Snapshots: Draft Pick Trades, Matthews

June 24, 2016 at 9:58 pm CDT | by natebrown Leave a Comment

The Devils and Senators swapped picks in the first round. The Devils dealt the 11th overall pick to Ottawa for their 12th overall pick and 80th overall pick. Ottawa selected C Logan Brown, whose father coaches Ottawa’s OHL team and has family in Ottawa. The Devils used the pick to draft C Michael McLeod.

Other Draft notes:

  • The Flyers traded for the Jets 22nd and 36th overall picks while giving up their 18th and 79th overall picks.
  • The Capitals dealt their 26th overall pick to St. Louis for their 28th overall pick and 87th overall pick.
  • #1 overall pick Auston Matthews was thrilled to be selected by the Maple Leafs, no matter the long road they still have to competing for a Stanley Cup.  Matt Larkin from The Hockey News writes that Matthews was “euphoric” on being a Maple Leaf after the Arizona native seemed less than excited following the revelation that the Leafs would pick first. Matthews is the first American to be drafted first overall since Patrick Kane in 2007.

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