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09/25/21 04:06:19 DENTON'S ANNUAL NHL PLAYOFF DRAFT AUCTION Auction Opens: Thu, May 20 12:00pm MT Auction Closes: Thu, May 20 3:50pm MT Lot Title Lot Title 0001 Avalanche - Islanders 0007 Canadiens - Panthers Nathan MacKinnon - Colorado Avalanche Jeff Petry - Montreal Canadiens Nazem Kadri - Colorado Avalanche Brendan Gallagher - Montreal Canadiens Devon Toews - Colorado Avalanche Corey Perry - Montreal Canadiens Jordan Eberle - New York Islanders Carter Verhaeghe - Florida Panthers Jean-Gabriel Pageau - New York Islanders MacKenzie Weegar - Florida Panthers 0002 Maple Leafs - Panthers 0008 Into the Wild Zach Hyman - Toronto Maple Leafs Mats Zuccarello - Minnesota Wild William Nylander - Toronto Maple Leafs Kevin Fiala - Minnesota Wild Jake Muzzin - Toronto Maple Leafs Marcus Foligno - Minnesota Wild Aleksander Barkov - Florida Panthers Joel Eriksson Ek - Minnesota Wild Aaron Ekblad - Florida Panthers Jordan Greenway - Minnesota Wild 0003 Golden Knights - Hurricanes 0009 Avalanche - Maple Leafs Mark Stone - Vegas Golden Knights Gabriel Landeskog - Colorado Avalanche Alex Tuch - Vegas Golden Knights Nazem Kadri - Colorado Avalanche Reilly Smith - Vegas Golden Knights Mitchell Marner - Toronto Maple Leafs Dougie Hamilton - Carolina Hurricanes Jake Muzzin - Toronto Maple Leafs Jordan Staal - Carolina Hurricanes Nick Foligno - Toronto Maple Leafs 0004 Oilers - Panthers 0010 Goalies - Golden Knights - Lightning Darnell Nurse - Edmonton Oilers Marc-Andre Fleury - Vegas Golden Knights Ryan Nugent-Hopkins - Edmonton Oilers Robin Lehner - Vegas Golden Knights Jesse Puljujarvi - Edmonton Oilers Oscar Dansk - Vegas Golden Knights Jonathan Huberdeau - Florida Panthers Logan Thompson - Vegas Golden Knights Owen Tippett - Florida Panthers Andrei Vasilevskiy - Tampa Bay Lightning 0005 Jets - Capitals Curtis McElhinney - Tampa Bay Lightning Mark Scheifele - Winnipeg Jets Christopher Gibson - Tampa Bay Lightning Neal Pionk - Winnipeg Jets 0011 From Russia, With Love Mason Appleton - Winnipeg Jets Valeri Nichushkin - Colorado Avalanche Nicklas Backstrom - Washington Capitals Evgeny Kuznetsov - Washington Capitals Anthony Mantha - Washington Capitals Andrei Svechnikov - Carolina Hurricanes 0006 Blues - Capitals Dmitry Orlov - Washington Capitals David Perron - St. Louis Blues Mikhail Sergachev - Tampa Bay Lightning Brayden Schenn - St. Louis Blues 0012 Jets - Panthers Jaden Schwartz - St. Louis Blues Mark Scheifele - Winnipeg Jets Alex Ovechkin - Washington Capitals Kyle Connor - Winnipeg Jets Lars Eller - Washington Capitals Neal Pionk - Winnipeg Jets Aleksander Barkov - Florida Panthers Alex Wennberg - Florida Panthers 1/9 09/25/21 04:06:19 Lot Title Lot Title 0013 Avalance - Bruins 0021 Pengins - Hurricanes Mikko Rantanen - Colorado Avalanche Jake Guentzel - Pittsburgh Penguins Samuel Girard - Colorado Avalanche Kasperi Kapanen - Pittsburgh Penguins David Krejci - Boston Bruins Andrei Svechnikov - Carolina Hurricanes Taylor Hall - Boston Bruins Nino Niederreiter - Carolina Hurricanes Charlie McAvoy - Boston Bruins Warren Foegele - Carolina Hurricanes 0014 Maple Leafs - Penguins 0022 Goalies - Oilers - Bruins Mitchell Marner - Toronto Maple Leafs Mike Smith - Edmonton Oilers Alexander Kerfoot - Toronto Maple Leafs Mikko Koskinen - Edmonton Oilers Kris Letang - Pittsburgh Penguins Stuart Skinner - Edmonton Oilers Bryan Rust - Pittsburgh Penguins Tuukka Rask - Boston Bruins Jason Zucker - Pittsburgh Penguins Jaroslav Halak - Boston Bruins 0015 Oilers - Capitals Jeremy Swayman - Boston Bruins Leon Draisaitl - Edmonton Oilers Dan Vladar - Boston Bruins Jesse Puljujarvi - Edmonton Oilers 0023 'Berta Boys T.J. Oshie - Washington Capitals Brayden Point - Tampa Bay Lightning Dmitry Orlov - Washington Capitals Brendan Gallagher - Montreal Canadiens Conor Sheary - Washington Capitals Colton Parayko - St. Louis Blues 0016 Wild - Capitals Jake DeBrusk - Boston Bruins Kirill Kaprizov - Minnesota Wild Tyson Jost - Colorado Avalanche Joel Eriksson Ek - Minnesota Wild 0024 West Coast Best Coast Marcus Foligno - Minnesota Wild Ryan Nugent-Hopkins - Edmonton Oilers John Carlson - Washington Capitals Devon Toews - Colorado Avalanche Justin Schultz - Washington Capitals Ryan Johansen - Nashville Predators 0017 Jets - Islanders Justin Schultz - Washington Capitals Kyle Connor - Winnipeg Jets Shea Weber - Montreal Canadiens Paul Stastny - Winnipeg Jets 0025 Avalance - Predators Josh Bailey - New York Islanders Cale Makar - Colorado Avalanche Brock Nelson - New York Islanders Brandon Saad - Colorado Avalanche Anthony Beauvillier - New York Islanders Roman Josi - Nashville Predators 0018 Blues - Panthers Viktor Arvidsson - Nashville Predators David Perron - St. Louis Blues Mattias Ekholm - Nashville Predators Jordan Kyrou - St. Louis Blues 0026 Golden Knights - Capitals Jonathan Huberdeau - Florida Panthers Shea Theodore - Vegas Golden Knights Keith Yandle - Florida Panthers William Karlsson - Vegas Golden Knights Brandon Montour - Florida Panthers Mattias Janmark - Vegas Golden Knights 0019 Canadiens - Hurricanes Alex Ovechkin - Washington Capitals Nick Suzuki - Montreal Canadiens Anthony Mantha - Washington Capitals Josh Anderson - Montreal Canadiens 0027 Wild - Bruins Vincent Trocheck - Carolina Hurricanes Kevin Fiala - Minnesota Wild Andrei Svechnikov - Carolina Hurricanes Jordan Greenway - Minnesota Wild Nino Niederreiter - Carolina Hurricanes David Pastrnak - Boston Bruins 0020 The Habs Taylor Hall - Boston Bruins Tyler Toffoli - Montreal Canadiens Nick Ritchie - Boston Bruins Jeff Petry - Montreal Canadiens 0028 Jets - Lightning Tomas Tatar - Montreal Canadiens Nikolaj Ehlers - Winnipeg Jets Josh Anderson - Montreal Canadiens Mason Appleton - Winnipeg Jets Corey Perry - Montreal Canadiens Brayden Point - Tampa Bay Lightning 0020A END OF 1ST PERIOD Yanni Gourde - Tampa Bay Lightning Alex Killorn - Tampa Bay Lightning 0020B INTERMISSION 0020C INTERMISSION 0020D INTERMISSION 0020E 1 MIN TO START OF 2ND PERIOD 2/9 09/25/21 04:06:19 Lot Title Lot Title 0029 Canadiens - Predators 0037 Golden Knights - Panthers Jeff Petry - Montreal Canadiens Jonathan Marchessault - Vegas Golden Knights Tomas Tatar - Montreal Canadiens Alec Martinez - Vegas Golden Knights Brendan Gallagher - Montreal Canadiens Aleksander Barkov - Florida Panthers Roman Josi - Nashville Predators Patric Hornqvist - Florida Panthers Mikael Granlund - Nashville Predators Frank Vatrano - Florida Panthers 0030 Run from the Predators 0038 Oilers - Predators Roman Josi - Nashville Predators Leon Draisaitl - Edmonton Oilers Filip Forsberg - Nashville Predators Alex Chiasson - Edmonton Oilers Calle Jarnkrok - Nashville Predators Roman Josi - Nashville Predators Mikael Granlund - Nashville Predators Mikael Granlund - Nashville Predators Eeli Tolvanen - Nashville Predators Eeli Tolvanen - Nashville Predators 0031 Golden Knights - Oilers 0039 Jets - Bruins Jonathan Marchessault - Vegas Golden Knights Nikolaj Ehlers - Winnipeg Jets Chandler Stephenson - Vegas Golden Knights Andrew Copp - Winnipeg Jets Connor McDavid - Edmonton Oilers Neal Pionk - Winnipeg Jets Ryan Nugent-Hopkins - Edmonton Oilers David Krejci - Boston Bruins Dominik Kahun - Edmonton Oilers Craig Smith - Boston Bruins 0032 Goalies - Maple Leafs - Islanders 0040 Blues - Penguins Jack Campbell - Toronto Maple Leafs Mike Hoffman - St. Louis Blues Frederik Andersen - Toronto Maple Leafs Brayden Schenn - St. Louis Blues Michael Hutchinson - Toronto Maple Leafs Jared McCann - Pittsburgh Penguins David Rittich - Toronto Maple Leafs Evgeni Malkin - Pittsburgh Penguins Semyon Varlamov - New York Islanders Teddy Blueger - Pittsburgh Penguins Ilya Sorokin - New York Islanders 0041 Canadiens - Capitals 0033 The "X" Factors Tyler Toffoli - Montreal Canadiens Kirill Kaprizov - Minnesota Wild Nick Suzuki - Montreal Canadiens Carter Verhaeghe - Florida Panthers T.J. Oshie - Washington Capitals Jordan Greenway - Minnesota Wild Conor Sheary - Washington Capitals Samuel Girard - Colorado Avalanche Tom Wilson - Washington Capitals MacKenzie Weegar - Florida Panthers 0042 Long Island Iced Tea 0034 Something New Mathew Barzal - New York Islanders Josh Anderson - Montreal Canadiens Josh Bailey - New York Islanders Mikael Granlund - Nashville Predators Jordan Eberle - New York Islanders Torey Krug - St. Louis Blues Jean-Gabriel Pageau - New York Islanders Wayne Simmonds - Toronto Maple Leafs Oliver Wahlstrom - New York Islanders Alex Pietrangelo - Vegas Golden Knights 0043 Capitals - Panthers 0035 Avalance - Penguins John Carlson - Washington Capitals Cale Makar - Colorado Avalanche Anthony Mantha - Washington Capitals Valeri Nichushkin - Colorado Avalanche Carter Verhaeghe - Florida Panthers Joonas Donskoi - Colorado Avalanche Patric Hornqvist - Florida Panthers Sidney Crosby - Pittsburgh Penguins Anthony Duclair - Florida Panthers Teddy Blueger - Pittsburgh Penguins 0044 Goalies - Wild - Panthers 0036 Maple Leafs - Capitals Cam Talbot - Minnesota Wild John Tavares - Toronto Maple Leafs Kaapo Kahkonen - Minnesota Wild Nick Foligno - Toronto Maple Leafs Sergei Bobrovsky - Florida Panthers Nicklas Backstrom - Washington Capitals Chris Driedger - Florida Panthers Evgeny Kuznetsov - Washington Capitals Spencer Knight - Florida Panthers Lars Eller - Washington Capitals 0045 Showboating Hotdoggers Max Pacioretty - Vegas Golden Knights Alex Tuch - Vegas Golden Knights Nick Suzuki - Montreal Canadiens Jordan Eberle - New York Islanders David Pastrnak - Boston Bruins 3/9 09/25/21 04:06:19 Lot Title Lot Title 0046 The Best of the Rest 0055 Wild - Jets Sebastian Aho - Carolina
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