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2019 NHL DRAFT Vancouver • Rogers Arena

2019 NHL DRAFT Vancouver • Rogers Arena

2019 NHL DRAFT • Rogers Arena

Round 1: Fri., June 21 • 8 p.m. ET • NBCSN Rounds 2-7: Sat., June 22 • 1 p.m. ET • NHL Network

The hold five picks in the 2019 NHL Draft, which begins on Friday, June 21 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver and will be televised on NBCSN at 8 p.m. ET. Rounds 2-7 will take place on Saturday and will be televised on NHL Network at 1 p.m. ET. Last year, the team made seven selections, including defenseman Alexander Alexeyev with the 31st overall CAPITALS 2019 DRAFT PICKS selection. For more information on the 2019 NHL Draft, visit WashCaps.com/NHLDraft. Round Selection(s) 1 25 CAPITALS DRAFT NOTES 2 56 Homegrown – Sixteen players who played for the Capitals in 2018-19 were originally drafted 4 118 by Washington (Nicklas Backstrom, , Travis Boyd, Andre Burakovsky, John 5 129 (acquired from Buffalo) Carlson, , , , Tyler Lewington, Dmitry Orlov, 7 211 Alex Ovechkin, , Chandler Stephenson, Jakub Vrana, Nathan Walker and ), the 12th most in the NHL. Those 16 players played a combined 905 games, the FIRST-ROUND DRAFT ORDER second most games played by homegrown players of any team last (Detroit: 995 games 1. between 18 players). Capitals draftees accounted for 66.1% of the team’s goals, 67.2% of the 2. Rangers team’s assists and 66.8% of the team’s points from last season. 3. 4. (from OTT) 25 Alive – The Capitals hold the 25th overall pick, the first time in franchise history 5. Kings Washington has held this pick in the first round (drafted Eric Lavigne in the second round with 6. the 25th overall pick in the 1991 NHL Draft). In the last eight NHL Drafts, the 25th overall pick 7. has played a combined 553 NHL games, with Boston’s David Pastrnak leading the way with 8. Oilers 284 points (132g, 152a) in 320 career games. 9. 10. Last Time in Vancouver – The NHL Draft returns to Vancouver for the first time since 2006, 11. when the Capitals selected Nicklas Backstrom with the fourth overall pick. Alex Ovechkin, 12. Wild who had been selected with the first overall pick in 2004, took the stage to announce the 13. Panthers Capitals selection of Backstrom. Since then, the duo has combined for 2,084 points (889g, 14. 1195a) in 1,979 games. Ovechkin, who ranks first in franchise history in points (1,211) and 15. Canadiens Backstrom, who ranks second (873), are the only active teammates to rank as their franchise’s 16. Colorado Avalanche all-time top two scorers (excluding the second-year ). 17. Vegas Golden Knights 18. Top of Their Class – Alex Ovechkin ranks first among players drafted in 2004 in goals (658), 19. (from CBJ) points (1,211) and games played (1,084). Nicklas Backstrom ranks first among players drafted 20. (from WPG) in 2006 in assists (642) and points (873). Braden Holtby ranks first among drafted 21. Penguins in 2008 in games played (420), wins (257), goals against average (2.47) and save percentage 22. (from TOR) (.918). Holtby was the 10th selected in the 2008 NHL Draft and has just 13 fewer 23. career wins than the nine goaltenders drafted before him combined (270). 24. 25. WASHINGTON CAPITALS First for a Reason – Twelve players who played for the Capitals in 2019 were drafted 26. Flames in the first round in their respective drafts (Nicklas Backstrom, Andre Burakovsky, John 27. Carlson, Brett Connolly, , Evgeny Kuznetsov, Matt Niskanen, , T.J. 28. Oshie, Alex Ovechkin, Jakub Vrana and Tom Wilson), tied with the Jets and the 29. Anaheim Ducks (from SJ via BUF) Maple Leafs for the most among teams that qualified for the playoffs. 30. 31. Buffalo Sabres (from STL) Picking Right – From 2002 to 2014, the Capitals have had 17 of their 20 first round draft picks play at least 150 games in the NHL, including each of their last six first round picks from 2009 to 2014, despite having an average draft position of 19th overall during that span.

Quantity and Quality – Since 2006, 30 of Washington’s draft picks have appeared in at least one game for the Capitals and have combined to play in 5,941 games for Washington. Washington Capitals 2019 NHL Draft Guide

Making an Impact – The Capitals 2004 NHL Draft class has combined to play in 2,618 MONUMENTAL SPORTS & NHL games (Alex Ovechkin: 1,084 games; Mike Green: 830; : 409; Sami Lepisto: 176; Andrew Gordon: 55; Chris Bourque: 51; Travis Morin: 13), ranking first in ENTERTAINMENT the NHL. In addition, Washington’s 2006 Draft class ranks third in games played (2,181 Chairman, Maj. Owner & CEO ...... games; Nicklas Backstrom: 895 games; : 578; : 448; Vice Chairman & President ...... : 257; Oskar Osala: 3) and its 2009 Draft class ranks seventh in games Vice Chairman ...... Raul Fernandez played (1,582 games; Marcus Johansson: 588 games; Cody Eakin: 537; Dmitry Orlov: 447; Vice Chairman ...... Sheila Johnson Patrick Wey: 9; Garrett Mitchell: 1). MSE Partner ...... David Blair MSE Partner ...... Scott Brickman Homegrown Goaltending - During the last nine seasons (2010-19), goaltenders drafted by MSE Partner ...... Neil Cohen Washington have accounted for 359 of the team’s 408 wins (88.0%). Braden Holtby (2008), MSE Partner ...... Jack Davies who was drafted by the Capitals in the fourth round, has the most wins in the NHL over the MSE Partner ...... Richard Fairbank last five seasons (2014-19: 197). In the AHL with the , goaltender Vitek MSE Partner ...... Michelle D. Freeman Vanecek, who was named to the AHL All-Star Classic, set a career high in wins (21-10-8) MSE Partner ...... Laurene Powell Jobs and recorded a 2.62 goals-against average and a .907 save percentage in 38 games this MSE Partner ...... Richard Kay season. In addition, Vanecek posted a 2.25 goals-against average and a .935 save percentage MSE Partner ...... Jeong H. Kim in four playoff games. Ilya Samsonov, who posted an unbeaten streak in 11 straight games MSE Partner ...... Mark D. Lerner (10-0-1) from Jan. 12 – Feb. 7, finished the season with a 2.70 goals-against average and a MSE Partner ...... Roger Mody .898 save percentage in 37 games. MSE Partner ...... Anthony Nader MSE Partner ...... Frederick Schaufeld Early Returns – Alexander Alexeyev, Washington’s first-round pick in the 2018 NHL MSE Partner ...... Earl Stafford Draft, registered 43 points (10g, 33a) in 49 games with the in the Western MSE Partner ...... George Stamas Hockey League (WHL) in 2018-19. The 6’4”, 199-pound defensemen also represented MSE Partner ...... Cliff White in the 2019 World Junior Championship, recording six points (2g, 4a) in seven games en route to winning a bronze medal. Martin Fehervary, the Capitals’ second-round HOCKEY OPERATIONS pick in the 2018 NHL Draft, registered seven points (1g, 6a) in 45 games with HV71 Senior V.P. & ...... Brian MacLellan () in 2018-19. The 6’2”, 198-pound defenseman captained in five games Asst. General Manager ...... Ross Mahoney during the World Junior Championship, registering five points (1g, 4a) and was named as a Asst. General Manager, top three player on his team for the tournament, and followed that with an appearance at the Director of Legal Affairs ...... Don Fishman World Championship, recording an assist in seven games. Washington’s other 2018 second- Director of Hockey Operations ...... Kris Wagner round pick, Kody Clark, set a personal junior career high of 46 points (17g, 29a) in 57 Director of Hockey Analytics ...... Tim Barnes games with the Ottawa 67’s in the Hockey League (OHL) last season. Clark added Manager of Hockey Analytics ...... HT Lenz another 14 points (5g, 9a) in 18 playoff games. Despite missing 30 games due to injury, Hockey Operations Assistant ...... Jeremy Sinton Riley Sutter, the Capitals’ 2018 third-round draft pick, registered 41 points (14g, 27a) in 38 games with the in the WHL. Sutter added an assist in three playoff games. SCOUTING STAFF Mitchell Gibson, Washington’s fourth-round pick in 2018, recorded a 3.50 goals against Director of Player Personnel ...... Chris Patrick average and a .890 save percentage in 43 games with the Central Illinois Flying Aces Director of Player Development ...... (USHL) and was named the “Goaltender of the Week” in Week 24 of the season. Alex Head Amateur Scout...... Steve Bowman Kannok-Leipert, the Capitals’ sixth-round pick in 2018, recorded 19 points (5g, 14a) in 67 Pro Scout/Minor League Ops ...... Jason Fitzsimmons games with the in the WHL and added another 11 points (2g, 9a) in 21 Scout ...... Darrell Baumgartner playoff games. Eric Florchuk, the Capitals’ seventh-round pick in 2018, set a personal Scout ...... Matt Bradley junior career high with 50 points (21g, 29a) in 68 games with the in the Scout ...... Danny Brooks WHL. Scout ...... Scout ...... Phil Horner European Union – The Capitals have drafted a player from Europe in 11 consecutive drafts Scout ...... Peter Ihnacak and have drafted 25 European players during that span. Washington has drafted a European Scout ...... Ed McColgan player in the first round 10 times in the last 13 drafts. Scout ...... Martin Pouliot Scout ...... Bringing Home the Hardware – Players drafted by Washington have been selected to the Scout ...... A.J. Toews NHL All-Star Game 40 times while playing for the Capitals and have won the following Scout ...... Mats Weiderstal individual awards: COMMUNICATIONS – Alex Ovechkin (2017-18) Vice President of Communications .... Sergey Kocharov Hart Trophy – Alex Ovechkin (2007-08, 2008-09, 2012-13) (in Vancouver: [email protected]) Ted Lindsay/Lester B. Pearson Award – Alex Ovechkin (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10) Manager, Media Relations & Content ...... Tommy Chalk – Alex Ovechkin (2007-08) (in Vancouver: [email protected]) Maurice “Rocket” Richard Trophy – Alex Ovechkin (2007-08, 2008-09, 2012-13, 2013-14, Manager, Comm. & Publicity ...... Megan Eichenberg 2014-15, 2015-16, 2017-18, 2018-19) (in Washington: [email protected]) – Braden Holtby (2015-16), Olie Kolzig (1999-00), (1995-96) William M. Jennings Trophy – Braden Holtby/ (2016-17) MEDIA INFORMATION – Alex Ovechkin (2005-06) Capitals releases, audio and video from Vancouver will King Clancy Memorial Trophy – Olie Kolzig (2005-06) be posted at CapitalsToday.com. Media can also – (2007), (2001) receive updates by following @CapitalsPR on Twitter.

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Drafting D – Twenty of Washington’s first-round picks in team history have been defensemen, including two in the last three drafts. Four of the last seven defenseman the Capitals have drafted in the first two rounds (John Carlson, Dmitry Orlov, Madison Bowey, Jonas Siegenthaler) have combined to play in 1,245 games for Washington.

Position of Capitals’ Draft Picks Position Rd. 1 Rd. 2 All Defenseman 20 18 144 Center 15 5 88 Left Wing 10 9 82 Right Wing 6 6 71 Goalie 3 6 42 Wing/ 0 1 10

Western World – Washington has drafted more players from the in the first round (18) than from any other source.

League of Capitals’ Draft Picks League Rd. 1 Rd. 2 All 14 14 107 Western Hockey League 18 13 95 Europe/Russia 14 8 84 Quebec Major Junior Hockey League 2 4 43 Other 4 3 46 NCAA 1 0 38 U.S. High School 1 3 24

North American Pipeline – Washington has used 58 of its last 88 draft picks to select a player from North America.

Nationality of Capitals’ Draft Picks Since 2007 33 25 Russia 9 Sweden 9 Czech Republic 3 3 Norway 2 1 Slovakia 1 Germany 1 Australia 1

Down on the Farm – Washington’s AHL affiliate, the Hershey Bears, featured 17 players in 2018-19 that were drafted by the Capitals.

At the 2006 NHL Draft in Vancouver, the Capitals selected Nicklas Backstrom with the fourth overall pick. Washington Capitals 2019 NHL Draft Guide

Let’s Make A Deal – The Capitals have made 27 trades on draft day, including at least one in 10 of the last 11 years. A complete list of Washington’s draft-day trades follows: − June 22, 2018: Caps acquired a second-round pick (Kody Clark) in the 2018 NHL Draft from Colorado in exchange for Philipp Grubauer and Brooks Orpik. − June 24, 2016: Caps acquired Lars Eller from Montreal for a second-round pick in the 2017 NHL Draft and a second-round pick in the 2018 NHL Draft. − June 24, 2016: Caps acquired a first-round pick () and a third-round pick (Garrett Pilon) in the 2016 NHL Draft from St. Louis in exchange for a first-round pick (Tage Thompson) in the 2016 NHL Draft. − June 27, 2015: Caps acquired a second-round pick (Jonas Siegenthaler) in the 2015 NHL Draft from NY Rangers for a third-round pick (Robin Kovacs) and a fourth-round pick (Brad Morrison) in the 2015 NHL Draft. − June 28, 2014: Caps acquired Edward Pasquale and a sixth-round pick (Steven Spinner) in the 2014 NHL Draft from Winnipeg for a sixth- round pick (Pavel Kraskovsky) and a seventh-round pick (Matt Ustaski) in the 2014 NHL Draft and a seventh-round pick (Matteo Gennaro) in the 2015 NHL Draft. − June 28, 2014: Caps acquired a third-round pick (Nathan Walker) in the 2014 NHL Draft from the NY Rangers for a fourth-round pick (Ryan Mantha) in the 2014 NHL Draft and Chicago’s fourth-round pick (Igor Shestyorkin) in the 2014 NHL Draft. − June 28, 2014: Caps acquired a second-round pick (Vitek Vanecek) in the 2014 NHL Draft from Buffalo for a second-round pick (Eric Cornel) and a third-round pick (Brycen Martin) in the 2014 NHL Draft. − June 30, 2013: Caps acquired a second-round pick (Zach Sanford) in the 2013 NHL Draft from Winnipeg for a third-round pick (Jimmy Lodge), a fourth-round pick (Jan Kostalek) and a fifth-round pick (Tucker Poolman) in the 2013 NHL Draft. − June 22, 2012: Caps acquired from Dallas for Cody Eakin and a second round-pick (Mike Winther) in the 2012 NHL Draft. − June 24, 2011: Caps acquired from Chicago for a first-round pick (Phillip Danault) in the 2011 NHL Draft. − June 26, 2010: Caps acquired a fourth-round pick (Philipp Grubauer) in the 2010 NHL Draft from Toronto for a fourth-round pick (Petter Granberg) and a fifth-round pick (Daniel Brodin) in 2010. − June 27, 2009: Caps acquired a fifth-round pick (Caleb Herbert) in the 2010 NHL Draft from Phoenix for Sami Lepisto. − June 20, 2008: Caps acquired a first-round pick in the 2008 NHL Draft (John Carlson) from Philadelphia for and a third-round pick in the 2008 NHL Draft (Jacob Deserres). − June 24, 2000: Caps acquired a second-round pick in the 2000 NHL Draft () from Calgary for Miika Elomo. − June 26, 1999: Caps acquired their own ninth-round pick in the 1999 NHL Draft (Igor Shadilov) from Chicago for a seventh-round pick in the 2000 NHL Draft (Joey Martin). − June 28, 1994: Caps acquired Rob Pearson and Philadelphia’s first-round pick (previously acquired, ) in the 1994 NHL Draft from Toronto for Mike Ridley and St. Louis’ first-round pick in the 1994 NHL Draft (previously acquired, Eric Fichaud). − June 26, 1993: Caps acquired a seventh-round pick in the 1993 NHL Draft (Andrew Brunette) from Calgary for Brad Schlegel. − June 26, 1993: Caps acquired from Calgary for a fifth-round pick in the 1993 NHL Draft (Darryl Lafrance). − June 20, 1992: Caps acquired Kevin Miller from Detroit for . − June 22, 1991: Caps acquired Toronto’s second-round pick in the 1991 NHL Draft (previously acquired, Eric Lavigne) from Quebec for Mikhail Tatarinov. − June 17, 1989: Caps acquired Alan May from Los Angeles for a fifth-round pick in the 1989 NHL Draft (Thomas Newman). − June 17, 1989: Caps acquired Bob Mason from Quebec for future considerations. − June 13, 1987: Caps acquired and from Quebec for Gaetan Duchesne, Alan Haworth and a first-round pick in the 1987 NHL Draft (). − June 8, 1983: Caps acquired Dave Christian from Winnipeg for a first-round pick in the 1983 NHL Draft (Bobby Dollas). − June 9, 1982: Caps acquired Alan Haworth and a third-round pick (Milan Novy) in the 1982 NHL Draft from Buffalo for a second-round pick (Mike Anderson) and a fourth-round pick (Timo Jutila) in the 1982 NHL Draft. − June 9, 1982: Caps acquired and from Calgary for Howard Walker, George White, a sixth-round pick in the 1982 NHL Draft (Mats Kihlstrom), a third-round pick in the 1983 NHL Draft (Parry Berezan), and a second-round pick in the 1984 NHL Draft (Paul Ranheim). − June 11, 1980: Caps acquired and Toronto’s third-round pick in the 1980 NHL Draft (Torrie Robertson) from Toronto for Tim Coulis, and a second-round pick in the 1980 NHL Draft (Bob McGill).

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2018-19 CAPITALS PROSPECT REPORT

North American Professionals Player Pos. Born (Birthplace) Acquired Team League GP G A P PIM Riley Barber RW 2/7/94 (Pittsburgh, PA.) Draft ’12 Hershey AHL 64 31 29 60 84 Mathias Bau LW 7/3/93 (Glostrup, Denmark) Free Agent Hershey AHL 0 0 0 0 0 Kris Bindulis* D 9/18/95 (Riga, Latvia) Free Agent Hershey AHL 4 0 0 0 2 Tobias Geisser* D 2/13/99 (Stans, Switzerland) Draft ’17 Hershey AHL 41 0 1 1 6 Shane Gersich* LW 7/10/96 (Chaska, Minn.) Draft ’14 Hershey AHL 66 8 16 24 57 Hampus Gustafsson C 10/26/93 (Ljungby, Sweden) Free Agent Hershey AHL 44 0 3 3 20 Connor Hobbs* D 1/4/97 (Regina, ) Draft ’15 Hershey AHL 44 3 13 16 61 Lucas Johansen* D 11/16/97 (Port Moody, B.C.) Draft ’16 Hershey AHL 45 3 11 14 22 Axel Jonsson-Fjallby* LW 2/10/98 (Stockholm, Sweden) Draft ’16 Hershey AHL 16 2 1 3 0 Tyler Lewington* D 12/5/94 (Sherwood Park, ) Draft ’11 Hershey AHL 65 3 12 15 121 Beck Malenstyn* LW 2/4/98 (Delta, B.C.) Draft ’16 Hershey AHL 74 7 9 16 66 Mason Mitchell C 6/13/94 (Calgary, Alberta) Free Agent Hershey AHL 11 0 1 1 8 Bobby Nardella* D 4/22/96 (Rosemont, Ill.) Free Agent Hershey AHL 2 0 0 0 2 Liam O’Brien* LW 7/29/94 (Halifax, Nova Scotia) Free Agent Hershey AHL 74 15 13 28 118 Garrett Pilon* C 4/13/98 (Kindersley, Saskatchewan) Draft ’16 Hershey AHL 71 10 23 33 12 Brian Pinho* C 5/1/95 (Beverly, Mass.) Draft ’13 Hershey AHL 73 4 8 12 8 Joe Snively* LW 1/1/96 (Herndon, VA.) Free Agent Hershey AHL 9 2 5 7 0 Steven Spinner RW 12/15/95 (Eden Prairie, Minn.) Draft ’14 Hershey AHL 1 0 0 0 0 Nathan Walker LW 2/7/94 (Cardiff, Wales) Draft ’14 Hershey AHL 58 17 22 39 54 Colby Williams D 1/26/95 (Regina, Saskatchewan) Draft ’15 Hershey AHL 36 0 10 10 33

North American Juniors Player Pos. Born (Birthplace) Acquired Team League GP G A P PIM Alexander Alexeyev* D 11/15/99 (St. Petersburg, Russia) Draft ’18 Red Deer WHL 49 10 33 43 34 Kody Clark* RW 10/13/99 (King City, Ontario) Draft ’18 Ottawa OHL 57 17 29 46 98 Eric Florchuk C 1/10/00 (Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta) Draft ’18 Saskatoon WHL 68 21 29 50 40 Alex Kannok-Leipert D 7/20/00 (Regina, Saskatchewan) Draft ’18 Vancouver WHL 67 5 14 19 93 Kristian Roykas-Marthinsen LW 8/28/99 (Lorenskog, Norway) Draft ’17 Saskatoon WHL 62 13 16 29 30 Riley Sutter* RW 10/25/99 (Calgary, Alberta) Draft ’18 Everett WHL 38 14 27 41 38

North American College Player Pos. Born (Birthplace) Acquired Team League GP G A P PIM Benton Maass D 11/25/98 (Elk River, Minn.) Draft ’17 New Hampshire H-East 30 1 5 6 6 Bobby Nardella* D 4/22/96 (Rosemont, Ill.) Free Agent Notre Dame Big 10 38 8 26 34 20 Chase Priskie D 3/19/96 (Pembroke Pines, FLA) Draft ’16 Quinnipiac ECAC 36 17 22 39 23 Joe Snively* LW 1/1/96 (Herndon, VA.) Free Agent Yale ECAC 33 15 21 36 17 Steven Spinner RW 12/15/95 (Eden Prairie, Minn.) Draft ’14 Nebraska-Omaha NCHC 29 2 2 4 18

North American Goaltenders Player Pos. Born (Birthplace) Acquired Team League GP GAA SV% SO Mitchell Gibson G 6/25/99 (Phoenixville, Penn.) Draft ‘18 Central Illinois USHL 43 3.50 .890 2 Ilya Samsonov* G 2/22/97 (, Russia) Draft ’15 Hershey AHL 37 2.70 .898 3 Vitek Vanecek G 1/9/96 (Havlickuv Brod, Czech Rep.) Draft ’14 Hershey AHL 38 2.62 .907 2

European Amateurs and Professionals Player Pos. Born (Birthplace) Acquired Team League GP G A P PIM Martin Fehervary* D 10/6/99 (Bratislava, Slovakia) Draft ’18 HV71 Sweden 45 1 6 7 10 Axel Jonsson-Fjallby* LW 2/10/98 (Stockholm, Sweden) Draft ’16 Djurgardens Sweden 36 1 9 10 8 Damien Riat LW 2/26/97 (, Switzerland) Draft ’16 Biel-Bienne Swiss 48 11 14 25 38 Sebastian Walfridsson D 3/19/99 (Ingaro, Sweden) Draft ’17 MODO Hockey Sweden 22 0 2 2 2

* Under contract with the Capitals

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ALL-TIME DRAFT SELECTIONS

2018 (June 22-23) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 2011 (June 24-25) 1 31 Alexander Alexeyev D Red Deer (WHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 2 46 Martin Fehervary D Oskarshamn IK (SWE-1) 4 117 Steffen Soberg G Manglerud (Norway) 2 47 Kody Clark RW Ottawa (WHL) 5 147 Patrick Koudys D R.P.I. (ECAC) 3 93 Riley Sutter RW Everett (WHL) 6 177 Travis Boyd C U.S. NTDP 4 124 Mitchell Gibson G Lone Star (NAHL) 7 207 Garrett Haar D Fargo (USHL) 6 161 Alex Kannok-Leipert D Vancouver (WHL) 7 217 Eric Florchuk C Saskatoon (WHL) 2010 (June 25-26) 2017 (June 23-24) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 26 Evgeny Kuznetsov C (KHL) 4 120 Tobias Geisser D EV Academy (Swiss) 3 86 Stanislav Galiev RW Saint John (QMJHL) 5 151 Sebastian Walfridsson D Modo Jr. (SWE-Jr.) 4 112 Philipp Grubauer G Windsor (OHL) 6 182 Benton Maass D Fairbanks (NAHL) 5 142 Caleb Herbert C Bloomington-Jefferson (USHS) 7 213 Kristian R. Marthinsen LW Almtuna Jr. (SWE-Jr.) 6 176 Samuel Carrier D Lewiston (QMJHL)

2016 (June 24-25) 2009 (June 26-27) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 28 Lucas Johansen D Kelowna (WHL) 1 24 Marcus Johansson C Farjestad (Sweden) 3 87 Garrett Pilon C Kamloops (WHL) 2 55 Dmitry Orlov D Novokuznetsk (KHL) 4 117 Damien Riat LW Geneve (Swiss) 3 85 Cody Eakin C Swift Current (WHL) 5 145 Beck Malenstyn LW Calgary (WHL) 4 115 Patrick Wey D Waterloo (USHL) 5 147 Axel Jonsson-Fjallby LW Djurgarden Jr. (SWE-Jr.) 5 145 Brett Flemming D Mississauga (OHL) 6 177 Chase Priskie D Quinnipiac (ECAC) 6 175 Garrett Mitchell RW Regina (WHL) 7 207 Dmitri Zaitsev D Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (NAHL) 7 205 Benjamin Casavant LW P.E.I. (QMJHL)

2015 (June 26-27) 2008 (June 20-21) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 22 Ilya Samsonov G Magnitogorsk (RUS-Jr.) 1 21 C Frolunda Jr. (Sweden) 2 57 Jonas Siegenthaler D Zurich (Swiss) 1 27 John Carlson D Indiana (USHL) 5 143 Connor Hobbs D Regina (WHL) 2 57 Eric Mestery D Tri-City (WHL) 6 173 Colby Williams D Regina (WHL) 2 58 Dmitry Kugryshev RW CSKA-2 (Russia) 4 93 Braden Holtby G Saskatoon (WHL) 2014 (June 27-28) 5 144 Joel Broda C Moose Jaw (WHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 6 174 Greg Burke LW New Hampshire (EJHL) 1 13 Jakub Vrana RW Linkoping (SHL) 7 204 Stefan Della Rovere LW Barrie (OHL) 2 39 Vitek Vanecek G Liberec (CZREP-Jr.) 3 89 Nathan Walker LW Hershey (AHL) 2007 (June 22-23) 5 134 Shane Gersich C USA U-18 (USHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 6 159 Steven Spinner RW Eden Prarie (MSHSL) 1 5 D Calgary (WHL) 7 194 Kevin Elgestal RW Frolunda (SWE-Jr.) 2 34 Josh Godfrey D Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 2 46 Theo Ruth D U.S. NTDP 2013 (June 30) 3 84 Phil DeSimone C Sioux City (USHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 4 108 Brett Bruneteau C Omaha (USHL) 1 23 Andre Burakovsky LW Malmo (Sweden-2) 5 125 Brett Leffler RW Regina (WHL) 2 53 Madison Bowey D Kelowna (WHL) 6 154 Dan Dunn G Wellington (OPJHL) 2 61 Zachary Sanford LW Middlesex (EJHL) 6 180 Justin Taylor C London (OHL) 5 144 Blake Heinrich D Sioux City (USHL) 7 185 Nick Larson C Omaha (USHL) 6 174 Brian Pinho C St. John’s Prep (USHS) 7 199 Andrew Glass LW Nobles (USHS) 7 204 Tyler Lewington D Medicine Hat (WHL) 2006 (June 24) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 2012 (June 23-24) 1 4 Nicklas Backstrom C Brynas (Sweden) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 23 Semyon Varlamov G Yaroslavl 2 (Russia) 1 11 C Leksand (Sweden-2) 2 34 Michal Neuvirth G Sparta Jr. (Czech) 1 16 Tom Wilson RW Plymouth (OHL) 2 35 Francois Bouchard RW Baie Comeau (QMJHL) 3 77 Chandler Stephenson F Regina (WHL) 2 52 Keith Seabrook D Burnaby (BCHL) 4 100 Thomas Di Pauli C USA U-18 (USHL) 4 97 Oskar Osala LW Mississauga (OHL) 4 107 Austin Wuthrich RW Notre Dame (NCAA) 4 122 Luke Lynes C/LW Brampton (OHL) 5 137 Connor Carrick D USA U-18 (USHL) 5 127 Maxime Lacroix LW Quebec (QMJHL) 6 167 Riley Barber RW USA U-18 (USHL) 6 157 Brent Gwidt C Lakeland HS (USHS) 7 195 Christian Djoos D Brynas Jr. (SWE-Jr.) 6 177 Mathieu Perreault C Acadie-Bath. (QMJHL) 7 197 Jaynen Rissling D Calgary (WHL) 7 203 Sergey Kostenko G Metallurg (RUS-Jr.)

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2005 (June 30) 2000 (June 24-25) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 14 D Cornell (ECACHL) 1 26 Brian Sutherby C Moose Jaw (WHL) 1 27 Joe Finley D Sioux Falls (USHL) 2 43 Matt Pettinger LW Calgary (WHL) 4 109 Andrew Thomas D (WCHA) 2 61 Jakub Cutta D Swift Current (WHL) 4 118 Patrick McNeill D Saginaw (OHL) 4 121 Ryan Vanbuskirk D (OHL) 5 143 Daren Machesney G Brampton (OHL) 5 163 Ivan Nepriayev C Yaroslav (Russia) 6 181 Tim Kennedy LW Sioux City (USHL) 9 289 Bjorn Nord D Djurgardens (Sweden) 7 209 Viktor Dovgan D CSKA Jr. (Russia) 1999 (June 26) 2004 (June 26-27) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 7 C Calgary (WHL) 1 1 Alex Ovechkin LW Dynamo (Russia) 2 29 Michal Sivek C Kladno, Jr. (Czech) 1 27 Jeff Schultz D Calgary (WHL) 2 31 Charlie Stephens C Prince Albert (WHL) 1 29 Mike Green D Saskatoon (WHL) 2 34 D Guelph (OHL) 2 33 Chris Bourque LW Cushing (USHE) 2 37 Nolan Yonkman D Kelowna (WHL) 2 62 Michail Yunkov C/W Krylja (Russia) 5 132 Roman Tvrdon C Trencin (Slovkia) 3 66 Sami Lepisto D (Finland) 6 175 Kyle Clark RW Harvard (ECAC) 3 88 Clayton Barthel D Seattle (WHL) 7 192 David Johansson D AIK Jr. (Sweden) 5 132 Oscar Hedman D Modo (Sweden) 8 219 Maxim Orlov C CSKA Jr. (Russia) 5 138 Pasi Salonen W IFK Jr. (Finland) 9 249 Igor Shadilov D Dynamo (Russia) 6 166 Peter Guggisberg W Davos (Swiss) 7 197 Andrew Gordon RW Notre Dame (SJHL) 8 230 Justin Mrazek G Estevan (SJHL) 1998 (June 27) 9 263 Travis Morin C Minnesota State (WCHA) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 2 49 Jomar Cruz G Brandon (WHL) 3 59 Todd Hornung C Portland (WHL) 2003 (June 21-22) 4 106 LW London (OHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 4 107 Chris Corrinet RW Princeton (ECAC) 1 18 RW Brandon (WHL) 5 118 Mike Siklenka D Lloydminster (SJHL) 3 83 Stephen Werner RW UMass (HE) 5 125 Erik Wendell C Maple Grove (HS) 4 109 Andreas Valdix LW Malmo (Sweden) 7 179 Nathan Forster D Seattle (WHL) 5 155 Josh Robertson C Proctor (USHE) 7 193 Rastislav Stana G HC Kosice (Slovakia) 8 249 Andrew Joudrey C Notre Dame (SJHL) 8 220 Mike Farrell D Providence (HE) 9 279 Mark Olafson RW Kelowna (WHL) 9 251 Blake Evans C Tri-City (WHL)

2002 (June 22-23) 1997 (June 21) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 12 Steve Eminger D Kitchener (OHL) 1 9 Nicholas Boynton D Ottawa (OHL) 1 13 LW Cherepovets JR (Russia) 2 35 Jean-Francois Fortin D Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 1 17 RW Red Deer (WHL) 4 89 Curtis Cruickshank G Kingston (OHL) 2 59 Maxime Daigneault G Val d’Or (QMJHL) 5 116 Kevin Caulfield RW (HE) 3 77 Patrick Wellar D Portland (WHL) 6 143 Henrik Petre D Djurgarden (Sweden) 3 92 Derek Krestanovich C Moose Jaw (WHL) 8 200 Pierre-Luc Therrien G Drummondville (QMJHL) 4 109 Jevon Desautels LW Spokane (WHL) 9 226 Matt Oikawa RW St. Lawrence (ECAC) 4 118 Petr Dvorak C Havirov (Czech Jr.) 5 145 Robert Gherson G Sarnia (OHL) 1996 (June 22) 6 179 Marian Havel C/LW Vancouver (WHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 7 209 Joni Lindlof W Tappara (Fin. Jr.) 1 4 Alexandre Volchkov C Barrie (OHL) 8 242 Igor Ignatushkin W Elektrostal (Russia) 1 17 Jaroslav Svejkovsky RW Tri-City (WHL) 9 272 Patric Blomdahl W AIK (SJL) 2 43 Jan Bulis C Barrie (OHL) 3 58 Sergei Zimakov D Krylja Sovetov (Rus) 2001 (June 23-24) 3 74 David Weninger G Michigan Tech (WCHA) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 3 78 Shawn McNeil C Kamloops (WHL) 2 58 Nathan Paetsch D Moose Jaw (WHL) 4 85 Justin Davis RW Kingston (OHL) 3 90 Owen Fussey RW Calgary (WHL) 5 126 Matt Lahey LW Peterborough (OHL) 4 125 Jeff Lucky RW Spokane (WHL) 6 153 Andrew Van Bruggen RW N. Michigan (CCHA) 5 160 Artem Ternavsky D Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 7 180 Michael Anderson RW Minnesota (WCHA) 6 191 Zbynek Novak F Slavia Jr. (Czech) 8 206 Oleg Orekhovsky D Dynamo (Russia) 7 221 John Oduya D Victoriaville (QMJHL) 9 232 Chad Cavanagh LW London (OHL) 8 249 Matt Maglione D Princeton (ECAC) 8 254 Peter Polcik LW Nitra Jr. (Slovakia) 9 275 Robert Muller G Mannheim (Germany) 9 284 Viktor Hubl LW Slavia (Czech)

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1995 (June 28) 1990 (June 16) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 17 LW Prince Albert (WHL) 1 9 D Cornwall (OHL) 1 23 Miika Elomo LW Kiekko-67 (Finland) 2 30 Rod Pasma D Cornwall (OHL) 2 43 Dwayne Hay LW Guelph (OHL) 3 51 Chris Longo RW Peterborough (OHL) 4 93 S. Charpentier G Laval (QMJHL) 4 72 Randy Pearce LW Kitchner (OHL) 4 95 Joel Theriault D Beauport (QMJHL) 5 93 Brian Sakic LW Swift Current/Tri-City (WHL) 5 105 Benoit Gratton LW Laval (QMJHL) 5 94 Mark Ouimet C Michigan (CCHA) 5 124 Joel Cort D Guelph (OHL) 6 114 Andrei Kovalev RW Dynamo (Rus.) 6 147 Frederick Jobin D Laval (QMJHL) 7 135 Roman Kontsek RW Dukla Trencin (Czech) 8 199 Vasili Turkovsky D CSKA (Russia) 8 156 RW Kosice (Czech) 9 225 Scott Swanson D Omaha Jr. A (USHL) 8 159 Steve Martell RW London (OHL) 9 177 Ken Klee D Bowling Green (CCHA) 1994 (June 28) 10 198 Michael Boback C Providence (HE) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 11 219 Alan Brown D Colgate (ECAC) 1 10 Nolan Baumgartner D Kamloops (WHL) 12 240 Todd Hlushko LW London (OHL) 1 15 LW CSKA (Russia) 2 41 Scott Cherrey LW North Bay (OHL) 1989 (June 17) 4 93 Matthew Herr C Hotchkiss (HS) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 5 119 Yanick Jean D Chicoutimi (QMJHL) 1 19 Olie Kolzig G Tri-City (WHL) 6 145 Dmitri Mekeshkin D Avangard Omsk (Rus.) 2 35 G Portland (WHL) 7 171 Daniel Reja C London (OHL) 3 59 Jim Mathieson D Regina (WHL) 8 197 Chris Patrick LW Kent School (HS) 4 61 Jason Woolley D Michigan State (CCHA) 9 223 John Tuohy D Kent School (HS) 5 82 C Osseo (USHS) 10 249 Richard Zednik LW B. Bystrica (Slovakia) 6 145 Dave Lorentz LW Peterborough (OHL) 11 275 Sergei Tertshyny D Chelyabinsk (Russia) 7 166 Dean Holoien D Saskatoon (WHL) 8 187 Victor Gervais C Seattle (WHL) 1993 (June 26-27) 9 208 Jiri Vykoukal D DS Olomouc (Czech) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 10 229 Andrei Sidorov RW Sokol-Kiev (Russia) 1 11 D Seattle (WHL) 12 250 Ken House C Miami (CCHA) 1 17 C London (OHL) 3 69 D Laval (QMJHL) 1988 (June 11) 6 147 Frank Banham RW Saskatoon (WHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 7 173 Dan Henrickson RW St. Paul (USJHL) 1 15 Reggie Savage C Victoriaville (QMJHL) 7 174 Andrew Brunette LW Owen Sound (OHL) 2 36 Tim Taylor C London (OHL) 8 199 Joel Poirier LW Sudbury (OHL) 3 41 Wade Bartley D Dauphin (Jr. A) 9 225 Jason Gladney D Kitchner (OHL) 4 57 Duane Derksen G Winkler (Jr. A) 10 251 Mark Seliger G Rosenheim (Germany) 5 78 Rob Krauss D Lethbridge (WHL) 11 277 Dany Bousquet C Penticon (BCHL) 6 120 LW Sokol-Kiev (Russia) 7 141 Keith Jones RW Niagara Falls (Jr. B) 1992 (June 20) 8 144 Brad Schlegel D London (OHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 9 162 Todd Hilditch D Penticon Tier II (Jr. B) 1 14 D Chelyabinsk (CIS) 10 183 Petr Pavlas D Dukla Trencin (Czech) 2 32 Jim Carey G Catholic Memorial (HS) 11 192 Mark Sorensen D Michigan (CCHA) 3 53 Stefan Ustorf C Kaufbeuren (Germany) 12 204 Claudio Scremin D Maine (HE) 3 71 Martin Gendron RW St-Hyacinthe (QMJHL) 13 225 Chris Venkus RW Western Michigan (CCHA) 5 119 John Varga LW Tacoma (WCHL) 14 246 Ron Pascucci D Belmont Hill (HS) 7 167 Mark Matier D Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 8 191 Mike Mathers LW Kamloops (WHL) 1987 (June 13) 9 215 Brian Stagg RW Kingston (OHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 10 239 Gregory Callahan D Belmont Hill (HS) 2 36 Jeff Ballantyne D Ottawa (OHL) 11 263 B.J. MacPherson LW Oshawa (OHL) 3 57 Steve Maltais LW Cornwall (OHL) 4 78 Tyler Larter C Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 1991 (June 22) 5 99 Pat Beauchesne D Moose Jaw (WHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 6 120 Rich Defreitas D St. Mark’s (HS) 1 14 C Detroit (OHL) 7 141 Devon Oleniuk D Kamloops (WHL) 1 21 Trevor Halverson LW North Bay (OHL) 8 162 Thomas Sjogren RW Vastra Frolunda (Swe.) 2 25 Eric Lavigne D Hull (QMJHL) 10 204 Chris Clarke D Pembroke (OPJHL) 2 36 Jeff Nelson C Prince Albert (WHL) 11 225 Milos Vanik C EHC Freiburg (Germany) 3 58 C Portland (WHL) 12 240 Dan Brettschneider RW Burnsville (HS) 4 80 Justin Morrison LW Kingston (OHL) 12 246 Ryan Kummu D RPI (ECAC) 7 146 Dave Morissette LW Shawinigan (QMJHL) 8 168 Rick Corriveau D London (OHL) 9 190 Trevor Duhaime RW St. Jean (QMJHL) 10 209 Rob Leask D Hamilton (OHL) 10 212 Carl LeBlanc D Granby (QMJHL) 11 234 Rob Puchniak D Lethbridge (WHL) 12 256 Bill Kovacs LW Sudbury (OHL)

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1986 (June 21) 1981 (June 10) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 19 Jeff Greenlaw LW Canadian Nat’l Team 1 3 Bob Carpenter C St. John’s (HS) 2 40 Steve Seftel LW Kingston (OHL) 3 45 Eric Calder D Cornwall (QMJHL) 3 60 Shawn Simpson G Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 4 68 Tony Kellin D Grand Rapids (HS) 3 61 Jim Hrivnak G Merrimack (NCAA) 5 89 Mike Siltala RW Kingston (OHL) 4 82 Erin Ginnell C Calgary (WHL) 5 91 G Oshawa (OHL) 5 103 John Purves RW Hamilton (OHL) 6 110 Jim McGeough C Billings (WHL) 6 124 Stefan Nilsson C Lulea (Sweden) 7 131 Risto Jalo C (Finland) 7 145 Peter Choma RW Belleville (OHL) 8 152 Gaetan Duchesne LW Quebec (QMJHL) 8 166 Lee Davidson C Penticon (Jr. A) 9 173 George White LW New Hampshire (ECAC) 9 187 Tero Toivola RW Tappara (Finland) 10 194 Chris Valentine RW Sorel (QMJHL) 10 208 Bob Babcock D Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 11 229 John Schratz D Amherst (OPJHL) 1980 (June 11) 12 250 Scott McCrory C Oshawa (OHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 5 Darren Veitch D Regina (WHL) 1985 (June 15) 3 47 Dan Miele RW Providence (ECAC) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 3 55 Torrie Robertson LW Victoria (WHL) 1 19 LW Toronto (OHL) 5 89 Timo Blomqvist D Jokerit (Finland) 2 40 RW Peterborough (OHL) 6 110 Todd Bidner LW Toronto (OHA) 3 61 C Peterborough (OHL) 7 131 Frank Perkins RW Sudbury (OHA) 4 82 Bill Houlder D North Bay (OHL) 8 152 Bruce Raboin D Providence (ECAC) 4 83 Larry Shaw D Peterborough (OHL) 9 173 Peter Andersson D Timra IK (Sweden) 5 103 Claude Dumas C Granby (QMJHL) 10 194 Tony Camazzola D Brandon (WHL) 6 124 Doug Stromback RW Kitchner (OHL) 7 145 Jamie Nadjiwan LW Sudbury (OHL) 1979 (August 9) 8 166 Mark Haarmonn D Oshawa (OHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 9 187 Steve Hollett C Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 1 4 Mike Gartner RW Cincinnati (WHA) 10 208 D Peterborough (OHL) 2 24 Errol Rausse LW Seattle (WHL) 11 229 Steve Hrynewich LW Ottawa (OHL) 4 67 Harvie Pocza LW Billings (WHL) 12 250 Frank DiMuzzo LW Belleville (OHL) 5 88 C Portland (WHL) 6 109 Greg Theberge D Peterborough (OHA) 1984 (June 9) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1978 (June 15) 1 17 D North Bay (OHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 2 34 RW Matignon (HS) 1 2 Ryan Walter C Seattle (WCHL) 3 59 Michal Pivonka C Poldi Kladno (Czech) 1 18 Tim Coulis LW Hamilton (OHA) 4 80 Kris King C Peterborough (OHL) 2 20 LW Portland (WCHL) 6 122 Vito Cramarossa RW Toronto (OHL) 2 23 Paul MacKinnon D Peterborough (OHA) 7 143 Timo Iljima C Karpat (Finland) 3 38 Glen Currie C Laval (QMJHL) 8 164 Frank Joo D Regina (WHL) 3 45 Jay Johnston D Hamilton (OHA) 9 185 Jim Thomson RW Toronto (OHL) 4 55 Bengt Gustafsson LW Farjestads (Sweden) 10 205 Paul Cavallini D Hanry Carr (HS) 5 71 Lou Franceschetti LW Niagara Falls (OHA) 11 225 Mikhail Tatarinov D Sokol Kiev (USSR) 6 88 Vince Magnan LW Denver (WCHA) 12 246 Per Schedrin D Brynas (Sweden) 7 105 Mats Hallin LW Farjestads (Sweden) 8 122 Richard Sirois G Milwaukee (IHL) 1983 (June 8) 9 139 Denis Pomerleau RW Trois-Rivieres (QMJHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 10 156 Barry Heard G London (OHA) 4 75 Tim Bergland C Lincoln (HS) 11 172 Mark Toffolo D Port Huron (IHL) 5 95 Martin Bouliane C Granby (QMJHL) 12 187 Paul Hogan LW Regina (WCHL) 7 135 Dwaine Hutton LW Kelowna (WHL) 12 189 Steve Barger LW Boston College (ECAC) 8 155 Marty Abrams G Pembroke (CJAHL) 13 202 Rod Pacholsuk D Michigan (CCHA) 9 175 Dave Cowan C Washburn (HS) 14 213 C Windsor(OHA) 10 195 Yves Beaudoin D Shawinigan (QMJHL) 14 215 Ray Irwin D Oshawa (OHA) 11 215 Alain Raymond G Trois-Rivieres (QMJHL) 11 216 Anders Huss C Brynas (Sweden) 1977 (June 14) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1982 (June 9) 1 3 Robert Picard D Montreal (QMJHL) Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 2 21 RW New Westminister (WCHL) 1 5 Scott Stevens D Kitchener (OHL) 3 39 Eddy Godin RW Quebec (QMJHL) 3 58 Milan Novy C Poldi Kladno (Czech) 4 57 Nelson Burton LW Quebec (QMJHL) 5 89 C Kamloops (WHL) 5 75 Denis Turcotte C Quebec (QMJHL) 6 110 Ed Kastelic RW London (OHL) 6 93 Perry Schnarr RW Denver (WCHA) 8 152 Wally Schreiber RW Regina (WHL) 7 111 Rollie Boutin G Lethbridge (WCHL) 9 173 Jamie Reeves G Saskatoon (WHL) 8 127 Brent Tremblay D Trois-Rivieres (QMJHL) 10 194 Juha Numi C Tappara (Finland) 9 143 Don Micheletti LW Minnesota (WCHA) 11 215 Wayne Prestage C Seattle (WHL) 10 165 Archie Henderson RW Victoria (WCHL) 12 236 Jon Holden G Peterborough (OHL) 12 247 Marco Kallas C St. Louis (Jr. B) Washington Capitals 2019 NHL Draft Guide

1974 (June 12) 1976 (June 1) No. Player Pos. Team Selected From Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 2 G Toronto 1 1 D London (OHA) 4 Michel Belhumeur G Philadelphia 1 15 Greg Carroll C Medicine Hat (WCHL) 6 Dave Kryskow LW Chicago 3 37 Tom Rowe RW London (OHA) 8 D Pittsburgh 4 55 Al Glendinning D Calgary (WCHL) 10 Pete Laframboise C 5 73 Doug Patey RW Sault Ste. Marie (OHA) 12 Bob Gryp LW Boston 6 91 Jim Bedard G Sudbury (OHA) 14 D Los Angeles 7 100 Don Wilson D St. Catherines (OHA) 16 Steve Atkinson RW Buffalo 7 109 Dale Rideout G Sudbury (OHA) 18 Bruce Cowick LW Philadelphia 8 119 Al Dumba RW Regina (WCHL) 20 Denis Dupere LW Toronto 22 Joe Lundrigan D Toronto 1975 (June 3) 24 Randy Wyrozub C Buffalo Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 26 Mike Bloom LW Boston 1 18 Alex Forsyth C Kingston (OHA) 28 Gord Brooks RW St. Louis 2 19 Peter Scamurra D Peterborough (OHA) 30 Bob Collyard C St. Louis 3 55 Blair MacKasey D Montreal (QMJHL) 32 Bill Mikkelson D NY Islanders 4 73 Craig Crawford LW Toronto (OHA) 34 Ron Anderson RW Boston 5 91 Roger Swanson G Flin Flon (WCHL) 36 Mike Lampman LW Vancouver 6 109 Clark Jantzie LW U. of Alberta (CIAU) 38 Lew Morrison RW 7 127 Mike Fryia LW Peterborough (OHA) 40 Steve West C Minnesota 8 144 Jim Ofrim C U. of Alberta (CIAU) 42 Larry Bolonchuk D Vancouver 9 161 Malcolm Zinger RW Kamloops (WCHL) 44 Murray Anderson D Minnesota 46 Larry Fullan LW Montreal 1974 (May 28-30) 48 Jack Egers RW NY Rangers Rd. No. Player Pos. Team 1 1 Greg Joly D Regina (WCHL) 2 19 LW Sudbury (OHA) 3 37 John Paddock RW Brandon (WCHL) 4 55 Paul Nicholson LW London (OHA) 5 73 Jack Patterson LW Kamloops (WCHL) 6 91 Brian Kinsella C Oshawa (OHA) 7 109 Garth Malarchuk G Calgary (WCHL) 8 127 John Nazur LW Cornwall (QMJHL) 9 144 Kelvin Erickson G Calgary (WCHL) 10 161 Tony White LW Kitchner (OHA) 11 176 Ron Pronchuk D Brandon (WCHL) 12 190 Dave McKee LW Oshawa (OHA) 13 202 Scott Mabley D Sault Ste. Marie (OHA) 14 212 Bernard Plante LW Trois-Rivieres (QMJHL) 15 220 Jacques Chaisson RW Drummondville (QMJHL) 16 225 Bill Bell LW Regina (WCHL) 17 228 Bob Blanchet G Kitchner (OHA) 18 231 John Bower, Jr. D Downsview (OPJHL) 19 234 Yves Plouffe D Sorel (QMJHL) 20 237 Terry Bozack D Pembrooke (CJHL) 21 240 Gord Cole LW Brandon (WCHL) 22 242 Mike Cosentino C Hamilton (OHA) 23 244 John Duncan D Cornwall (QMJHL) 24 246 Barry Kerfoot RW Smith Falls (CJHL) 25 247 Ron Poole C Kamloops (WCHL)

The Capitals selected Alexander Alexeyev with the 31st overall pick in the 2018 NHL Draft in Dallas.

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