MINNESOTA WILD2016 DRAFT GUIDE

THIS IS THE STATE OF HOCKEY.

MINNESOTA WILD2013 DRAFT GUIDE

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CONTENTS

TEAM MANAGEMENT ..................................................................................................4

MINNESOTA WILD DRAFT NOTES ................................................................................. 6

WHERE WILD PLAYERS WERE DRAFTED ....................................................................... 8

WHERE WILD DRAFT PICKS ARE NOW .......................................................................... 9

WILD ENTRY DRAFT HISTORY BREAKDOWN ............................................................... 10

NOTABLE MINNESOTANS IN 2016 DRAFT ................................................................... 11

MINNESOTANS SELECTED IN FIRST ROUND SINCE 2000 ............................................. 12

PERFORMANCE OF RECENT WILD DRAFT PICKS ......................................................... 13

FIRST-ROUND DRAFT POSITIONS BY FRANCHISE ....................................................... 14

2016 MINNESOTA WILDNHL ENTRY DRAFT GUIDE

OFFICIAL MINNESOTA WILD PUBLICATION

Managing EditorAaron Sickman

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TEAM MANAGEMENT

Chuck Fletcher begins his eighth season as Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Minnesota Wild after being named to the position on May 22, 2009. He oversees the Wild’s hockey operations department including all matters relating to the club’s player personnel, coaching staff, scouting department and minor league operations.

Beginning his 23rd season in the National Hockey League (NHL), Fletcher has helped guide the Wild to the playoffs each of the last four seasons after a five-year absence. The Wild is one of seven NHL teams that have advanced to the playoffs in each of the last four seasons. Under Fletcher’s leadership, Minnesota has added a number of key players including Devan Dubnyk (Jan. 14, 2015), Thomas Vanek (July 1, 2014), Nino Niederreiter (June 30, 2013), Jason Pominville (April 3, 2013), Zach Parise and Ryan Suter (July 4, 2012), Charlie Coyle (June 24, 2011) and Jared Spurgeon (Sept. 23, 2010).

Since the start of the 2014-15 season, the Wild has signed Jonas Brodin (6 years), Coyle (5 years), Dubnyk (6 years), Marco Scandella (5 years) and Spurgeon (4 years) to multi-year contracts. Minnesota has also drafted Brodin, Matt Dumba, Mikael Granlund, Erik Haula, Darcy Kuemper and Jason Zucker under Fletcher.

Prior to joining the Wild, he served as the Pittsburgh Penguins Assistant General Manager for three seasons, including the 2008-09 Stanley Cup Championship team. Fletcher worked closely with Ray Shero on all hockey-related matters, including scouting, overseeing the development of young prospects and contract negotiations. He also managed hockey operations for Pittsburgh’s American Hockey League (AHL)

affiliate, the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. Under his leadership, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton reached the AHL’s Calder Cup Final in 2007-08, and the division finals in 2006-07 and 2008-09.

Fletcher has also been to the Stanley Cup Final in management with the Florida Panthers and the Anaheim Ducks. His extensive NHL management experience in-cludes a four-year stint with the Anaheim Ducks from 2002-06 as Director of Hockey Operations, Assistant General Manager, and Vice President of Amateur Scouting and Player Development.

The Montreal, Que., native also spent nine years in the front office of the Florida Panthers from 1993-2002, working seven seasons as Assistant General Manager and one season as Interim General Manager. In 1996, the Panthers advanced to the Stanley Cup Final.

Fletcher, the son of Hockey Hall of Famer Cliff Fletcher, graduated from Harvard in 1990 and spent one year as the Sales and Merchandising Coordinator for Hockey Canada and two years as a player representative for Newport Sports Management before making the transition to the front office.

He and his wife, Rhonda, have a daughter, Kaitlin, and a son, Keith.

CHUCK FLETCHEREXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER

Craig Leipold is the majority owner and principal investor in Minnesota Sports & En-tertainment (MSE), a regional sports and entertainment leader that includes the Na-tional Hockey League’s Minnesota Wild, the Iowa Wild of the American Hockey League, 317 on Rice Park and the facility management of Xcel Energy Center, Saint Paul RiverCentre and the Legendary Roy Wilkins Auditorium. He oversees the day-to-day business operations of the organization and also serves as the team’s Governor at NHL Board of Governors’ meetings. The NHL’s Board of Governors officially approved Leipold’s purchase of MSE on April 10, 2008.

Under Leipold’s ownership, the Wild is dedicated to building a Stanley Cup-contend-ing franchise, playing an important role in the community through service initia-tives, providing a fun and entertaining game-night experience and building strong relationships with its fans and corporate partners.

Leipold has advocated for the State of Hockey to host premiere NHL events, including the 2016 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series Game at TCF Bank Stadium on Feb. 21, 2016 – the first outdoor professional hockey game in the state of Minnesota - and the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.

A resident of Racine, Wis., Leipold completed the sale of the Nashville Predators to a local ownership group on Dec. 7, 2007, a team he owned since the expansion franchise was awarded to Nashville in 1997.

During his time as an NHL owner, Leipold has been a tireless advocate for the pro-fessional hockey industry. Appointed by NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, Leipold serves on both the League’s Executive committee and Audit committee. He was a member of the League Negotiating Committees that negotiated the Collective Bar-gaining Agreements with the NHL Players’ Association in 2005 and 2013. He is also a strong advocate for the new, more “fan-friendly” NHL, including the rule changes to promote a more entertaining competition and increased fan access to the product.

Craig and his wife Helen (Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Johnson Outdoors, Inc., and Chairman of Johnson Financial Bank Corp.) have five sons: Chris, Kyle, Con-nor, Curtis and Bradford. While in St. Paul, the Leipold’s live in their apartment in the historic Saint Paul Hotel.

CRAIG LEIPOLDOWNER & GOVERNOR

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TEAM MANAGEMENT

Brent Flahr begins his eighth season with the Minnesota Wild as Assistant General Manager after being named to the position on July 28, 2009. He is responsible for overseeing all aspects of player development and evaluation and assists General Manager Chuck Fletcher in player personnel decisions, contract negotiations and league-related issues. Flahr oversees the organization’s preparation for and the selection of players at the NHL Entry Draft. During his tenure, Minnesota has drafted Jonas Brodin, Matt Dumba, Joel Eriksson Ek, Mikael Granlund, Tyler Graovac, Gustav Olofsson, Alex Tuch and Jason Zucker. He also serves as General Manager of the Iowa Wild of the American Hockey League (AHL).

Before his time with the Wild, Flahr spent two seasons (2007-09) with the Ottawa Senators as Director of Hockey Operations. Prior to joining the Senators, he spent four seasons (2003-07) working as an Amateur Scout for the Anaheim Ducks, including the 2007 Stanley Cup team. From 1996 to 2003, Flahr spent eight seasons as part of the Florida Panthers organization, serving in a variety of positions, including Assistant to the General Manager and Scouting and Video Coordinator. He was also the Director of Hockey Operations for the Panthers’ AHL affiliate, the San Antonio Rampage. Flahr has worked with Chuck Fletcher two times previously, spending three seasons with him in Anaheim and six seasons in Florida.

The native of Courtenay, B.C., is a graduate of Princeton University, where he played four seasons of college hockey for the Tigers from 1992-96.

He and his wife, Dana, reside in Saint Paul.

BRENT FLAHRASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER

Bruce Boudreau was named the Minnesota Wild’s Head Coach on May 7, 2016. He owns a record of 409-192-80 (.659) in nine seasons as an NHL head coach with the Anaheim Ducks and the Washington Capitals, leading his team to a division title eight times. Boudreau became the fastest coach in NHL history to reach the 400-win milestone (663 games) on March 5, 2016, and leads active NHL coaches in win percentage. He is 41-39 in eight trips to the Stanley Cup Playoffs and is the seventh head coach in NHL history to win 200-plus games with multiple teams.

Boudreau was named Head Coach of the Anaheim Ducks on Nov. 30, 2011, and compiled a record of 208-104-40 (.647) in 352 games in parts of five seasons (2011-16). The 2015-16 season marked the fourth straight Pacific Division title for the Ducks. Anaheim set franchise records for most wins (54), points (116) and goals (266) in a season in 2013-14 and Boudreau was named a finalist for the Jack Adams Award after guiding Anaheim to a 30-12-6 record in 2012-13.

He compiled a record of 201-88-40 (.672) in parts of five seasons (2007-11) as Head Coach of the Washington Capitals, winning the Southeast Division four times. Boudreau led his club to the 2010 Presidents’ Trophy as the club set team records for most points (121) and goals (313) in a season in 2009-10, and won the 2008 Jack Adams Award. He became the fastest coach in modern day NHL history to win 200 games on Nov. 11, 2011, and recorded more wins (184) in his first 300 NHL games than any NHL coach.

Boudreau was named interim head coach of the Capitals on Nov. 22, 2007. On that date, Washington was 30th in the NHL standings. He led the club to a 37-17-7 finish as the Capitals won the Southeast Division. Boudreau, whose interim tag was removed on Dec. 26, 2007, became the second head coach to win the Jack Adams Award after taking over a team midseason. In 2008-09, Boudreau led the Capitals to their first playoff series win since 1988.

Before joining the Capitals, he spent parts of nine seasons as a head coach in the American Hockey League (AHL), including two seasons with Lowell (1999-2001), four seasons with Manchester (2001-05) and parts of three seasons with Hershey (2005-08). He won the 2006 Calder Cup and advanced to the 2007 Calder Cup Final.

Boudreau began his coaching career in the Colonial Hockey League with Muskegon (1992-93) and won the Commissioners’ Trophy as the Internationa l Hockey League Coach of the Year in 1993-94 with Fort Wayne. He also served as head coach and director of hockey operations for Mississippi (ECHL), where he won the 1999 Kelly Cup championship.

Boudreau played parts of eight NHL seasons (1976-86) with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago Blackhawks recording 70 points (28-42=70) in 141 career games. The native of Toronto, Ont., was originally selected by the Maple Leafs in the third round of the 1975 NHL Entry Draft. He was also selected in the first round of the 1974 World Hockey Association Draft by the Minnesota Fighting Saints and skated in 30 games with the Fighting Saints in 1975-76. Boudreau tallied 165 points (68-97=165) in 69 games with the Toronto Marlboros in 1974-75, to win the Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy as the leading scorer in the Ontario Hockey Association.

Boudreau ranks 12th all-time in AHL scoring with 799 points (316-483=799) in 634 games. No AHL player in the 1980s notched more points than Boudreau. In 1987-88, he won the John B. Sol-lenberger Trophy (led AHL in scoring) and the Fred T. Hunt Memorial Award (sportsmanship and dedication to hockey), and was a member of the 1992 Calder Cup champion Adirondack Red Wings. Boudreau was inducted into the AHL Hall-of-Fame in 2009.

He and his wife, Crystal, have four children: sons Ben, Andy and Brady, and daughter, Kasey. Ben is an assistant coach with the Norfolk Admirals in the ECHL.

Guy Lapointe begins his 18th year as Chief of Amateur Scouting after joining the Minnesota Wild in September of 1999. He focuses on scouting and evaluating talent in all amateur and professional leagues and works closely with Assistant General Manager Brent Flahr and General Manager Chuck Fletcher. While working with the organization, Lapointe has aided in the selection of young players including Pierre-Marc Bouchard, Jonas Brodin, Brent Burns, Cal Clutterbuck, Matt Dumba, Marian Gaborik, Mikael Granlund, Mikko Koivu, Marco Scandella and Nick Schultz.

He joined the Wild staff after spending nine years (1990-99) with the Calgary Flames. Lapointe served as a Scout for the Flames for seven seasons (1990-95, 1997-99) and as an Assistant Coach for two seasons (1995-97). Prior to his tenure with Calgary, he held the position of Assistant Coach for five seasons (1984-85, 1987-90) with the Quebec Nordiques (Colorado Avalanche). The Montreal native also served two seasons (1985-87) as General Manager and Head Coach of the Longueuil Chevaliers of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.

As a player, Lapointe played 16 NHL seasons (1968-84) and was a member of six Stanley Cup Championship teams with the Montreal Canadiens. He also played a key role for Team Canada at the historic 1972 Summit Series against the Soviets, was a member of the 1976 Canada Cup championship team and represented the NHL in the 1979 Challenge Cup against the Soviets. The four-time NHL All-Star was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1993 and had his No. 5 retired by the Canadiens on Nov. 8, 2014.

He currently resides in St. Lazare, Que., with his wife, Louise. Lapointe has three grown children, Guy Jr., Stephanie and Jordan, and seven grandchildren.

BRUCE BOUDREAU

GUY LAPOINTE

HEAD COACH

CHIEF OF AMATEUR SCOUTING

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MINNESOTA WILD DRAFT NOTES

First Round: 15th overall

Fourth Round: 106th overall

Seventh Round: 196th overall

Seventh Round: 204th overall (from Florida)

IMPORTANT OFF-SEASON DATESJune 21-23 2016 Wells Fargo Minnesota Wild Road Tour

June 22 NHL Awards Show in Las Vegas, Nev., at 6 p.m. CT on NBC Sports Network

June 24 Summer Bash/NHL Entry Draft Watch Party at Xcel Energy Center, 6 to 9 p.m.

June 24 2016 NHL Entry Draft first round at First Niagara Center in Buffalo, N.Y., at 6 p.m. CT live on NBC Sports Network

June 25 2016 NHL Entry Draft rounds 2-7 at First Niagara Center in Buffalo, N.Y., at 9 a.m. CT live on NHL Network

July 1 NHL Free Agency starts at 11 a.m. CT.

July 11-17 Minnesota Wild Development Camp at Xcel Energy Center

September 16-20 Minnesota Wild participates in Traverse City (Michigan) Prospects Tournament

September 17-Oct. 1 World Cup of Hockey 2016 at Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada

September 22-23 Minnesota Wild Media Day/Training Camp Opens

CURRENT MINNESOTA WILD DRAFT PICKS

MINNESOTA WILD DRAFT NOTES• Of Minnesota’s 119 total draft selections, 50 have played in the NHL and 45 have played in a regular-season Wild game.

• The Wild has selected a forward in the first round in 10 of its 16 drafts. Minnesota selected forward Joel Eriksson Ek with the 20th overall selection in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. The Wild did not have a first round selection in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft for the only time in franchise history. Minnesota selected defenseman Jonas Brodin with the 10th overall selection and center Zack Phillips with the 28th overall selection in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft - the Wild’s sole year with two first-round draft picks.

• Thirteen Wild draft selections skated in a game for Minnesota during the 2015-16 season. Three Wild draft picks made their NHL debut in 2015-16: Christoph Bertschy, Kurtis Gabriel and Gustav Olofsson.

• The Wild has selected 12 Minnesota natives in the NHL Entry Draft: Jack Sadek (Lakeville) in 2015, Avery Peterson (Grand Rapids) in 2013, John Draeger and Louis Nanne (Edina) in 2012. Previous selections include: Mario Lucia (Wayzata, 2011), Nick Seeler (Eden Prairie, 2011), Nick Leddy (Eden Prairie, 2009), Kyle Medvec (Apple Valley, 2006), Chris Hickey (St. Paul, 2006), A.J. Thelen (Savage, 2004), Michael Erickson (Elk River, 2002) and Jake Riddle (Minneapolis, 2001).

• The 2002 NHL Entry Draft was the first draft in which the Wild selected a goaltender as Josh Harding (second round, 38th overall) and Barry Brust (third round, 73rd overall) were chosen. Overall, Minnesota has selected 13 goalies in 16 drafts: Harding, Brust, Kopriva (2003), Khudobin (2004), Westblom (2005), Hovinen (2006), Hackett (2009), Kuemper (2009), Gustafsson (2010), Michalek (2011), Belanger (2013), Kahkonen (2014) and Stezka (2015).

• The 2015 NHL Entry Draft was the first time in franchise history Minnesota did not select a Canadian native, after selecting at least two in each of its previous 15 drafts. The 2015 draft also saw the Wild select a Russian-born player (F Kirill Kaprizov) for the first time in 10 drafts.

• During the 2013 NHL Entry Draft, Minnesota selected Dylan Labbe in the fourth round (107th overall) – he marked the 100th draft pick in franchise history.

• The Wild made a franchise-high 12 total selections in the 2004 Entry Draft and a franchise-low four total selections in the 2008 Entry Draft.

• Minnesota has made 16 trades on draft day, including two during the 2013 NHL Entry Draft.

• The Minnesota Wild first participated in the NHL Expansion and NHL Entry Draft in Calgary on June 24-25, 2000.

• The Wild selected Marian Gaborik as its first-ever selection in the first round (third overall) of the 2000 NHL Entry Draft.

• Gaborik is the highest Wild draft selection and Jean-Michel Bolduc is the lowest draft selection, taken 281st (ninth round) in the 2003 draft.

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MINNESOTA WILD DRAFT NOTES

June 27, 2015 – Acquired a fifth-round selection (135th overall – Kirill Kaprizov) in the 2015 Entry Draft from Boston in exchange for Minnesota’s fifth-round selection in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.

June 28, 2014 – Minnesota acquired a third-round selection (80th overall – Louis Belpedio) in the 2014 Entry Draft and a seventh-round selection (204th overall – Jack Sadek) in the 2015 Entry Draft from Tampa Bay in exchange for the third-round selection (79th overall – Brayden Point) in the 2014 Entry Draft.

June 30, 2013 – The Wild acquired a sixth-round selection (167th overall – Chase Lang) in the 2014 Entry Draft and the rights to F Benn Ferriero from the New York Rangers in exchange for D Justin Falk.

June 30, 2013 – Minnesota acquired RW Nino Niederreiter from the New York Islanders in exchange for RW Cal Clutterbuck and a third-round selection (70th overall – Eamon McAdam) in the 2013 Entry Draft.

June 25, 2011 – The Wild acquired a second-round selection (60th overall – Mario Lucia) from the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for a third-round selection (71st overall – David Honzik) and a fourth-round selection (101st overall – Joseph LaBate) in the 2011 Entry Draft.

June 24, 2011 – Minnesota acquired a first-round selection (28th overall – Zack Phillips) along with Devin Setoguchi and Charlie Coyle from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for Brent Burns and a second-round selection (37th overall – Pontus Aberg) in the 2012 Entry Draft.

June 26, 2010 – Minnesota acquired a second-round selection (59th overall – Jason Zucker) from the Florida Panthers in exchange for the Wild’s third-round selection (69th overall – Joe Basaraba) and fourth-round selection (99th overall – Joonas Donskoi) in the 2010 Entry Draft.

June 27, 2009 – Minnesota acquired Kyle Brodziak and a sixth-round selection (161st overall – Darcy Kuemper) from the Edmonton Oilers in exchange for the Wild’s fourth-round selection (99th overall – Kyle Bigos) and fifth-round selection (133rd overall – Olivier Roy) in the 2009 Entry Draft.

June 26, 2009 – Minnesota acquired a first-round selection (16th overall – Nick Leddy), a third-round selection (77th overall – Matt Hackett) and a seventh-round selection (182nd overall – Erik Haula) from the New York Islanders in exchange for the Wild’s first-round selection (12th overall – Calvin de Haan) in the 2009 Entry Draft.

June 20, 2008 – Minnesota acquired a first-round selection (23rd overall – Tyler Cuma) from the New Jersey Devils in exchange for the Wild’s first-round selection (24th overall – Mattias Tedendby) in the 2008 Entry Draft and a third-round selection (73rd overall – Alexander Urbom) in the 2009 Entry Draft.

June 22, 2007 – Minnesota acquired a first-round selection (16th overall – Colton Gillies) from the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for the Wild’s first-round selection (19th overall – Logan MacMillan) and second-round selection (42nd overall – Eric Tangradi) in the 2007 Entry Draft.

June 24, 2006 – Minnesota acquired Pavol Demitra from the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for Patrick O’Sullivan and the Wild’s first-round selection (16th overall – Trevor Lewis) in the 2006 Entry Draft.

July 30, 2005 – Minnesota acquired Todd White from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for the Wild’s fourth-round selection (95th overall – Cody Bass) in the 2005 Entry Draft.

June 22, 2003 – Minnesota acquired a third-round selection (78th overall – Danny Irmen) from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for the Wild’s third-round selection (91st overall – Martin Sagat) and fourth-round selection (125th overall – Konstantin Volkov) in the 2003 Entry Draft.

June 22, 2002 – Minnesota acquired Cliff Ronning from the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for the Wild’s fourth-round selection (104th overall – Aaron Rome) in the 2002 Entry Draft.

June 23, 2001 – Minnesota acquired a third-round selection (74th overall – Chris Heid) from the New York Rangers in exchange for the Wild’s third-round selection (79th overall – Garth Murray) and fifth-round selection (139th overall – Shawn Collymore) in the 2001 Entry Draft.

MINNESOTA WILD DRAFT-DAY TRADES

TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING 2016 MINNESOTA WILD DRAFT SELECTIONSFebruary 29, 2016 Acquired David Jones from the Calgary Flames in exchange for Niklas Backstrom and a sixth-round selection

in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.

June 27, 2015 Acquired the 135th overall selection in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft (F Kirill Kaprizov) from Boston in exchange

for Minnesota’s fifth-round selection in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.

February 24, 2015 Acquired Sean Bergenheim and a 2016 seventh-round draft selection from the Florida Panthers in exchange

for the Wild’s 2016 third-round selection.

March 4, 2014 Acquired Matt Moulson and Cody McCormick from the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for Torrey Mitchell, a

second-round selection in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft (previously acquired from Winnipeg) and a second-round

selection in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.

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WHERE WILD PLAYERS WERE DRAFTED

POS 1ST ROUND (11) SELECTION YEAR DRAFTED BY AMATEUR TEAMD Jonas Brodin 10th overall 2011 Minnesota Farjestads BK Karlstad (Sweden)

RW Charlie Coyle 28th overall 2010 San Jose Boston U. (Hockey East)G Devan Dubnyk 14th overall 2004 Edmonton Kamloops (WHL)D Matt Dumba 7th overall 2012 Minnesota Red Deer (WHL)C Mikael Granlund 9th overall 2010 Minnesota HIFK Helsinki (Finland)C Mikko Koivu 6th overall 2001 Minnesota TPS Turku (Finland)

RW Nino Niederreiter 5th overall 2010 N.Y. Islanders Portland (WHL)LW Zach Parise 17th overall 2003 New Jersey North Dakota (WCHA)C Jordan Schroeder 22nd overall 2009 Vancouver U. of Minnesota (WCHA)D Ryan Suter 7th overall 2003 Nashville United States National Team Dev. Program

LW Thomas Vanek 5th overall 2003 Buffalo U. of Minnesota (WCHA)

POS UNDRAFTED (4) SIGNED YEAR SIGNED BY AMATEUR TEAMC Ryan Carter July 12 2006 Anaheim Minnesota State Mankato (WCHA)D Christian Folin March 31 2014 Minnesota U. of Massachusetts Lowell (Hockey East)

RW Justin Fontaine April 19 2011 Minnesota U. of Minnesota Duluth (WCHA)D Nate Prosser March 18 2010 Minnesota Colorado College (WCHA)

POS 9TH ROUND (2) SELECTION YEAR DRAFTED BY AMATEUR TEAMRW David Jones 288th overall 2003 Colorado Coquitlam (BCHL)LW Chris Porter 282nd overall 2003 Chicago University of North Dakota (WCHA)

POS 2ND ROUND (5) SELECTION YEAR DRAFTED BY AMATEUR TEAMC Zac Dalpe 45th overall 2008 Carolina Ohio State University (CCHA)

RW Jason Pominville 55th overall 2001 Buffalo Shawinigan (QMJHL)D Marco Scandella 55th overall 2008 Minnesota Val D'Ors (QMJHL)C Jarret Stoll 46th/36th overall 2000/2002 Calgary/Edmonton Kootenay Ice (WHL)

LW Jason Zucker 59th overall 2010 Minnesota United States National Team Dev. Program

POS 6TH ROUND (2) SELECTION YEAR DRAFTED BY AMATEUR TEAMG Darcy Kuemper 161st overall 2009 Minnesota Red Deer (WHL)D Jared Spurgeon 156th overall 2008 N.Y. Islanders Spokane (WHL)

POS 3RD ROUND (1) SELECTION YEAR DRAFTED BY AMATEUR TEAMRW Kurtis Gabriel 81st overall 2013 Minnesota Owen Sound Attack (OHL)POS 4TH ROUND (1) SELECTION YEAR DRAFTED BY AMATEUR TEAM

D Mike Reilly 98th overall 2011 Columbus U. of Minnesota (Big Ten)

POS 7TH ROUND (1) SELECTION YEAR DRAFTED BY AMATEUR TEAMC Erik Haula 182nd overall 2009 Minnesota U. of Minnesota (WCHA)

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WHERE WILD DRAFT PICKS ARE NOW

2015 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/20 Joel Eriksson Ek* Farjestads BK Karlstad (Sweden)2/50 Jordan Greenway* Boston University (Hockey East)4/111 Ales Stezka* Sioux Falls (USHL)5/135 Kirill Kaprizov* Novokuznetsk (KHL)6/171 Nicholas Boka* University of Michigan (Big Ten)7/201 Gustav Bouramman* Sault Ste. Marie (OHL)7/204 Jack Sadek* University of Minnesota (Big Ten)2014 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/18 Alex Tuch* Boston College (Hockey East)3/80 Louis Belpedio* Miami University (NCHC)4/109 Kaapo Kahkonen* Blues (SM-Liiga)5/139 Tanner Faith Moose Jaw (WHL)6/160 Pontus Sjalin* Asploven (Sweden-1)/Lulea HF (Sweden)6/167 Chase Lang* Calgary (WHL)/Vancouver (WHL)/Iowa (AHL)6/169 Reid Duke Brandon (WHL)7/199 Pavel Jenys* Sudbury (OHL)/Niagara (OHL)2013 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB2/46 Gustav Olofsson* Iowa (AHL)/Minnesota (NHL)3/81 Kurtis Gabriel* Iowa (AHL)/Minnesota (NHL)4/107 Dylan Labbe* Iowa (AHL)5/137 Carson Soucy* U. of Minnesota Duluth (NCHC)6/167 Avery Peterson* Nebraska Omaha (NCHC)7/197 Nolan De Jong* University of Michigan (Big Ten)7/200 Alexandre Belanger Cape Breton (QMJHL)2012 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/7 Matt Dumba* Minnesota (NHL)2/46 Raphael Bussieres* Quad City (ECHL)/Iowa (AHL)3/68 John Draeger* Michigan State (Big Ten)4/98 Adam Gilmour* Boston College (Hockey East)5/128 Daniel Gunnarsson Farjestads BK Karlstad (Sweden)6/158 Christoph Bertschy* Iowa (AHL)/Minnesota (NHL)7/188 Louis Nanne* Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (ECAC)2011 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/10 Jonas Brodin* Minnesota (NHL)1/28 Zack Phillips Atlanta (ECHL)/Chicago (AHL)/Kalamazoo (ECHL)2/60 Mario Lucia* Notre Dame (Hockey East)/Iowa (AHL)5/131 Nick Seeler* University of Minnesota (Big Ten)6/161 Steve Michalek* Quad City (ECHL)/Iowa (AHL)7/191 Tyler Graovac* Iowa (AHL)/Minnesota (NHL)2010 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/9 Mikael Granlund* Minnesota (NHL)2/39 Brett Bulmer* Iowa (AHL)/Minnesota (NHL)2/56 Johan Larsson Buffalo (NHL)2/59 Jason Zucker* Minnesota (NHL)6/159 Johan Gustafsson* Frolunda (Sweden)7/189 Dylen McKinlay University of Regina (CWUAA)/Columbus (SPHL)2009 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/16 Nick Leddy N.Y. Islanders (NHL)3/77 Matt Hackett Utah (ECHL)/San Diego (AHL)4/103 Kris Foucault Zurich (Swiss)4/116 Alexander Fallstrom Djurgardens IF (Sweden)6/161 Darcy Kuemper* Minnesota (NHL)6/163 Jere Sallinen Jokerit Helsinki (KHL)7/182 Erik Haula* Minnesota (NHL)7/193 Anthony Hamburg DNP2008 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/23 Tyler Cuma Vienna (Austria)2/55 Marco Scandella* Minnesota (NHL)4/115 Sean Lorenz DNP5/145 Eero Elo Yekaterinburg (KHL)2007 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/16 Colton Gillies Banska Bysterica HC (Slovak)4/110 Justin Falk Lake Erie (AHL)/Columbus (NHL)5/140 Cody Almond HC Geneve-Servette (Swiss)6/170 Harri Ilvonen DNP7/200 Carson McMillan Idaho (ECHL)

2006 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/9 James Sheppard Kloten (Swiss)2/40 Ondrej Fiala Znojmo Orli HC (Austria)3/72 Cal Clutterbuck N.Y. Islanders (NHL)4/102 Kyle Medvec DNP5/132 Niko Hovinen Pelicans (SM-Liiga)6/162 Julian Walker Lugano (Swiss)7/192 Chris Hickey DNP2005 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/4 Benoit Pouliot Edmonton (NHL)2/57 Matt Kassian DNP3/65 Kristofer Westblom DNP4/110 Kyle Bailey DNP4/122 Morten Madsen Hamburg (Germany)5/129 Anthony Aiello DNP7/199 Riley Emmerson Edinburgh (EIHL)2004 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/12 A.J. Thelen DNP2/42 Roman Voloshenko DNP3/78 Peter Olvecky Trencin Dukla (Slovak)/Vitkovice HC (Czech)/Chomutov (Czech)3/79 Clayton Stoner Anaheim (NHL)4/111 Ryan Jones Cologne (Germany)4/114 Patrick Bordeleau San Antonio (AHL)4/117 Julien Sprunger Fribourg-Gotteron (Swiss)5/161 Jean-Claude Sawyer DNP6/175 Aaron Boogaard DNP7/195 Jean-Michel Rizk DNP7/206 Anton Khudobin San Diego (AHL)/Anaheim (NHL)9/272 Kyle Wilson Langnau (Swiss)2003 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/20 Brent Burns San Jose (NHL)2/56 Patrick O'Sullivan DNP3/78 Danny Irmen Ingolstadt ERC (Germany)5/157 Marcin Kolusz DNP6/187 Miroslav Kopriva Pardubice HC (Czech)7/207 Georgi Misharin Novosibirsk Sibir (KHL)7/219 Adam Courchaine Hradec Kralove (Czech)8/251 Mathieu Melanson DNP9/281 Jean-Michel Bolduc DNP2002 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/8 Pierre-Marc Bouchard Zug (Swiss)2/38 Josh Harding DNP3/72 Mike Erickson DNP3/73 Barry Brust Bratislava Slovan (KHL)5/155 Armands Berzins Riga Dynamo (KHL)6/175 Matt Foy Crimmitschau ETC (Germany-2)7/204 Niklas Eckerblom DNP8/237 Christoph Brandner DNP9/268 Mikhail Tyulyapkin Khabarovsk Amur (KHL)9/269 Mika Hannula DNP2001 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/6 Mikko Koivu* Minnesota (NHL)2/33 Kyle Wanvig DNP3/74 Chris Heid DNP3/93 Stephane Veilleux DNP4/103 Tony Virta DNP7/202 Derek Boogaard DNP8/239 Jake Riddle DNP2000 PLAYER 2015-16 CLUB1/3 Marian Gaborik Los Angeles (NHL)2/33 Nick Schultz Philadelphia (NHL)4/99 Marc Cavosie DNP5/132 Maxim Sushinski DNP6/170 Eric Reitz DNP7/199 Brian Passmore DNP7/214 Peter Bartos Kosice HC (Slovak)8/232 Lubomir Sekeras DNP8/255 Eric Johansson Riessersee SC (Germany-2)

Bold indicates NHL experience (50), * Rights held by Minnesota (38)

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WILD ENTRY DRAFT BREAKDOWN

DRAFT D C LW RW G2000 3 2 3 1 –2001 1 3 2 1 –2002 1 3 2 2 22003 2 2 3 1 12004 3 2 3 3 12005 2 2 2 – 12006 1 3 – 2 12007 2 2 – 1 –2008 3 – 1 – –2009 1 1 3 1 22010 – 1 2 2 12011 2 2 1 – 12012 3 2 2 – –2013 4 1 – 1 12014 3 3 – 1 12015 3 1 2 – 1TOTAL 34 30 26 16 13

DRAFT INT'L WHL H.S./USHL QMJHL OHL COLLEGE OTHER2000 4 2 – – 2 1 –2001 2 4 – 1 – – –2002 4 2 – 2 – 2 –2003 3 1 1 2 2 – –2004 4 2 - 2 1 2 12005 1 4 1 – 1 – –2006 2 1 2 1 1 – –2007 1 4 – – – – –2008 1 – 1 1 1 – –2009 1 1 3 – 2 – 12010 3 2 1 – – – –2011 1 – 3 1 1 – –2012 2 1 3 1 – – –2013 – – 2 2 1 – 22014 3 3 2 – – – –2015 3 – 3 – 1 – –TOTAL 35 27 22 13 13 5 4

BY POSITION BY LEAGUE

BY NATIONALITYDRAFT CAN USA SWE FIN RUS SVK CZE SWISS AUS DEN LATVIA POLAND2000 3 2 – – 1 3 – – – – – –2001 4 1 – 2 – – – – – – – –2002 4 1 2 – 1 – – – 1 – 1 –2003 2 4 – – 1 – 1 – – – – 12004 7 1 – – 2 1 – 1 – – – –2005 5 1 – – – – – – – 1 – –2006 2 2 – 1 – – 1 1 – – – –2007 4 – – 1 – – – – – – – –2008 2 1 – 1 – – – – – – – –2009 3 2 1 2 – – – – – – – –2010 2 1 2 1 – – – – – – – –2011 2 3 1 – – – – – – – – –2012 2 3 1 – – – – 1 – – – –2013 5 1 1 – – – – – – – – –2014 3 2 1 1 – – 1 – – – – –2015 – 3 2 – 1 – 1 – – – – –TOTAL 50 28 11 9 6 4 4 3 1 1 1 1

BY ROUNDDRAFT 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH 9TH2000 1 1 – 1 1 1 2 2 –2001 1 1 2 1 – – 1 1 –2002 1 1 2 – 1 1 1 1 22003 1 1 1 – 1 1 2 1 12004 1 1 2 3 1 1 2 – 12005 1 1 1 2 1 – 1 – –2006 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 – –2007 1 – – 1 1 1 1 – –2008 1 1 – 1 1 – – – –2009 1 – 1 2 – 2 2 – –2010 1 3 – – – 1 1 – –2011 2 1 – – 1 1 1 – –2012 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 – –2013 – 1 1 1 1 1 2 – –2014 1 – 1 1 1 3 1 – –2015 1 1 – 1 1 1 2 – –TOTAL 16 15 13 16 13 16 21 5 4

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NOTABLE MINNESOTANS IN 2016 ENTRY DRAFT

RANK SKATERS BORN 2015-16 TEAM POS GP G A PTS PIM10 Kieffer Bellows Edina, MN USA U-18 (USHL) LW 23 16 16 32 4117 Riley Tufte Coon Rapids, MN Fargo (USHL) LW 27 10 4 14 3049 Ryan Lindgren Burnsville, MN USA U-18 (USHL) D 25 4 8 12 1656 Joey Anderson Fridley, MN USA U-18 (USHL) RW 25 10 10 20 1461 Mitchell Mattson Grand Rapids, MN Grand Rapids H.S. C 31 21 39 60 2477 Max Zimmer Plymouth, MN Chicago (USHL) LW 55 16 21 37 14128 Michael Graham Eden Prairie, MN Eden Prairie H.S. C 31 19 33 52 8142 Maxwell Gerlach Burnsville, MN Medicine Hat (WHL) C 72 30 15 45 24159 Casey Staum Roseville, MN Hill-Murray H.S. D 15 3 5 8 4161 Scott Perunovich Hibbing, MN Hibbing/Chisholm H.S. D 28 15 62 77 23195 Samuel Rossini Inver Grove Heights, MN Waterloo (USHL) D 46 2 6 8 60NR Tyler Jette Farmington, MN Farmington H.S. D 28 6 22 28 40NR Billy Jerry Hudson, WI St. Thomas H.S. C 28 25 19 44 32NR Wyatt Aamodt Duluth, MN Hermantown H.S. D 30 5 38 43 38

RANK GOALTENDER BORN 2015-16 TEAM GP MIN W-L-OT GAA SV% SO26 Eric Schierhorn Anchorage, AK U. of Minnesota (Big 10) 37 2,144 20-17-0 2.69 .906 3

RANK POS NAME DRAFTED GP G A PTS

1 D Phil Housley (South St. Paul) 1982, 1st Round (6th Overall) by Buffalo Sabres 1495 338 894 12322 C Neal Broten (Roseau) 1979, 2nd Round (42nd Overall) by Minnesota North Stars 1099 289 634 9233 RW Dave Cristian (Warroad) 1979, 2nd Round (40th Overall) by Winnipeg Jets 1009 340 433 7734 D Reed Larson (Minneapolis) 1976, 2nd Round (22nd Overall) by Detroit Red Wings 904 222 463 6855 RW Jamie Langenbrunner (Cloquet) 1993, 2nd Round (35th Overall) by Dallas Stars 1109 243 420 6636 C Matt Cullen (Virginia) 1996, 2nd Round (35th Overall) by Anaheim Mighty Ducks 1294 235 423 6587 LW Zach Parise (Minneapolis) 2003, 1st Round (17th Overall) by New Jersey Devils 761 299 320 6198 C Aaron Broten (Roseau) 1980, 6th Round (106th Overall) by Colorado Rockies 748 186 329 5159 C Joel Otto (Elk River) Not Drafted 943 195 313 50810 LW Jason Blake (Moorhead) Not Drafted 871 213 273 48611 C David Backes (Minneapolis) 2003, 2nd Round (62nd Overall) by St. Louis Blues 727 206 254 46012 RW Blake Wheeler (Robbinsdale) 2004, 1st Round (5th Overall) by Arizona Coyotes 615 173 267 44013 C Tom Williams (Duluth) Not Drafted 663 161 269 43014 D Tom Kurvers (Bloomington) 1981, 7th Round (145th Overall) by Montreal Canadiens 659 93 328 42115 D Dustin Byfuglien (Minneapolis) 2003, 8th Round (245th Overall) by Chicago Blackhawks 678 152 245 397

16 RW Mark Parrish (Bloomington) 1996, 3rd Round (79th Overall) by Colorado Avalanche 722 216 171 387

17 RW Kyle Okposo (St. Paul) 2006, 1st Round (7th Overall) by New York Islanders 529 139 230 369

18 D Mike Ramsey (Minneapolis) 1979, 1st Round (11th Overall) by Buffalo Sabres 1070 79 266 34519 RW Trent Klatt (Robbinsdale) 1989, 4th Round (82nd Overall) by Washington Capitals 782 143 200 34320 C Mark Pavelich (Eveleth) Not Drafted 355 137 192 329

WHERE MINNESOTA’S HIGHEST ALL-TIME NHL SCORERS WERE DRAFTED

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MINNESOTANS SELECTED IN THE FIRST ROUND

YEAR PLAYER DRAFT # DRAFT TEAM 2015-16 TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM2015 Brock Boeser 23 Vancouver Univ. of North Dakota NCHC 42 27 33 60 262014 None2013 None2012 Brady Skjei 28 N.Y. Rangers Hartford AHL 68 4 24 28 362011 None2010 Derek Forbort 15 Los Angeles Ontario AHL 40 2 8 10 40

Nick Bjugstad 19 Florida Florida NHL 67 15 19 34 41Brock Nelson 30 N.Y. Islanders N.Y. Islanders NHL 81 26 14 40 30

2009 Nick Leddy 16 Minnesota N.Y. Islanders NHL 81 5 35 40 25Jordan Schroeder 22 Vancouver Minnesota NHL 26 2 2 4 2

2008 Jake Gardiner 17 Anaheim Toronto NHL 79 7 24 31 322007 Ryan McDonagh 12 Montreal N.Y. Rangers NHL 73 9 25 34 22

Jim O'Brien 29 Ottawa Albany AHL 56 19 19 38 48

2006 Erik Johnson 1 St. Louis Colorado NHL 73 11 16 27 50Kyle Okposo 7 N.Y. Islanders N.Y. Islanders NHL 79 22 42 64 51Peter Mueller 8 Phoenix Malmo Sweden 43 13 12 25 16David Fischer 20 Montreal Krefeld Germany 49 2 18 20 70

2005 Joe Finley 27 Washington Iowa AHL 56 5 1 6 92Matt Niskanen 28 Dallas Washington NHL 82 5 27 32 38

2004 Blake Wheeler 5 Phoenix Winnipeg NHL 82 26 52 78 49A.J. Thelen 12 Minnesota DNP

2003 Zach Parise 17 New Jersey Minnesota NHL 70 25 28 53 36Mark Stuart 21 Boston Winnipeg NHL 64 1 2 3 66

2002 Keith Ballard 11 Buffalo DNP2001 None2000 Jeff Taffe 30 St. Louis Nizhnekamsk KHL 56 12 14 26 18

MINNESOTANS SELECTED BY ROUND (SINCE 2000)DRAFT 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH TOTAL

2015 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 72014 0 2 2 2 6 2 1 152013 0 2 2 1 7 1 1 142012 1 0 1 1 2 2 3 102011 0 1 3 2 3 4 2 152010 3 3 3 1 1 1 2 142009 2 1 5 2 1 1 2 142008 1 4 0 3 0 0 2 102007 3 2 1 2 2 1 3 142006 4 2 3 0 2 2 3 162005 2 6 2 1 0 2 3 162004 2 1 2 3 1 2 1 122003 2 2 1 1 2 0 0 82002 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 62001 0 0 0 2 3 1 2 82000 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 10

Total Picks (round) 23 29 30 25 34 20 28 189

MINNESOTANS SELECTED IN THE FIRST ROUND (SINCE 2000)

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PERFORMANCE OF RECENT WILD DRAFT PICKS

2015 NHL ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONSRD PICK POS NAME 2015-16 TEAM GP G A PTS PIM1 20 C Joel Eriksson Ek Farjestads BK Karlstad (Sweden) 41 9 6 15 182 50 LW Jordan Greenway Boston University (Hockey East) 39 5 21 26 16

RD PICK POS NAME 2015-16 TEAM GP MIN RECORD GAA SV% SO4 111 G Ales Stezka Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 19 1013 6-10-1 3.32 0.893 1

RD PICK POS NAME 2015-16 TEAM GP G A PTS PIM5 135 LW Kirill Kaprizov Novokuznetsk (KHL) 53 11 16 27 106 171 D Nicholas Boka University of Michigan (Big Ten) 38 0 10 10 197 201 D Gustav Bouramman Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 68 6 40 46 437 204 D Jack Sadek University of Minnesota (Big Ten) 15 0 5 5 12

2012 NHL ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONSRD PICK POS NAME 2015-16 TEAM GP G A PTS PIM1 7 D Matt Dumba Minnesota (NHL) 81 10 16 26 382 46 LW Raphael Bussieres Quad City Mallards (ECHL) 37 12 12 24 84

Iowa (AHL) 5 0 2 2 43 68 D John Draeger Michigan State (Big Ten) 37 1 7 8 124 98 C Adam Gilmour Boston College (Hockey East) 41 12 14 26 16

Iowa (AHL) 2 0 0 0 05 128 D Daniel Gunnarsson Farjestads BK Karlstad (Sweden) 40 1 5 6 12

Karlskrona HK (Sweden) 10 0 2 2 26 158 RW Christoph Bertschy Iowa (AHL) 72 11 24 35 46

Minnesota (NHL) 3 0 0 0 07 188 LW Louis Nanne Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (ECAC) 40 6 17 23 19

2013 NHL ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONSRD PICK POS NAME 2015-16 TEAM GP G A PTS PIM2 46 D Gustav Olofsson Iowa (AHL) 52 2 15 17 12

Minnesota (NHL) 2 0 0 0 03 81 RW Kurtis Gabriel Iowa (AHL) 66 6 4 10 137

Minnesota (NHL) 3 0 0 0 104 107 D Dylan Labbe Iowa (AHL) 54 4 2 6 505 137 D Carson Soucy U. of Minnesota Duluth (NCHC) 38 3 9 12 616 167 C Avery Peterson Nebraska Omaha (NCHC) 14 0 1 1 67 197 D Nolan De Jong University of Michigan (Big Ten) 38 0 11 11 14

2014 NHL ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONSRD PICK POS NAME 2015-16 TEAM GP G A PTS PIM1 18 RW Alex Tuch Boston College (Hockey East) 40 18 16 34 333 80 D Louis Belpedio Miami University (NCHC) 34 4 13 17 30

RD PICK POS NAME 2015-16 TEAM GP MIN RECORD GAA SV% SO4 109 G Kaapo Kahkonen Blues (SM-Liiga) 27 1581 6-15-5 2.69 0.908 1

RD PICK POS NAME 2015-16 TEAM GP G A PTS PIM5 139 D Tanner Faith Moose Jaw (WHL) 59 3 21 24 546 160 D Pontus Sjalin Asploven HC (Sweden-1) 21 0 3 3 4

Lulea HF (Sweden) 25 0 0 0 26 167 C Chase Lang Calgary (WHL) 14 2 5 7 20

Vancouver (WHL) 55 25 31 56 56Iowa (AHL) 11 2 1 3 4

6 169 C Reid Duke Brandon (WHL) 68 33 29 62 537 199 C Pavel Jenys Sudbury (OHL 24 4 8 12 16

Niagara (OHL) 42 11 14 25 20

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FIRST-ROUND DRAFT POSITIONS BY FRANCHISE

TEAM 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000

Anaheim 24 27 10,24 26 6 30 12,29 15,26 17 19 19 2 9 19,28 7 5 12

Arizona 7,20 3,30 12 12 27 20 13,27 6 8,28 3,30 8,29 17 5 – 19,23 11 19

Boston 14,29 14 25 – 24 9 2 25 16 8 5 22 – 21 29 19 7,27

Buffalo 8 2,21 2 8,16 12,14 16 23 13 12,26 – 24 13 13 5 11,20 22 15

Calgary 6 15 4 6,22,28 21 13 – 23 25 24 26 26 24 9 10 14 9

Carolina 13,21 5 7 5 – 12 7 27 14 11 – 3 4 2 25 15 –

Chicago – – 27 30 18 18,26 24 28 11 1 3 7 3 14 21 9,29 10,11

Colorado 10 10 23 1 – 2,11 17 3 – 14 18 – 21 – 28 – 14

Columbus 3 8 16 14,19,27 2 – 4 21 6 7 6 6 8 4 1 8 4

Dallas 25 12 14 10,29 13 14 11 8 – – 27 28 28 – 26 26 25

Detroit 16 19 15 18 – – 21 – 30 27 – 19 – – – – 29

Edmonton 4 1,16 3 7 1 1,19 1 10 22 6,15,21 – 25 14,25 22 15 13 17

Florida 23 11 1 2 23 3 3,19,25 14 – 10 10 20 7 3,25 3,9 4,24 –

Los Angeles – 13 29 – 30 – 15 5 2,13 4 11,17 11 11 13,26,27 18 18,30 20

Minnesota 15 20 18 – 7 10, 28 9 16 23 16 9 4 12 20 8 6 3

Montreal 9 26 26 25 3 17 22 18 – 12,22 20 5 18 10 14 7,25 13,16

Nashville 17 – 11 4 – – 18 11 7,18 23 – 18 15 7 6 12 6

New Jersey 11 6 30 9 29 4 – 20 24 – 30 23 20 17 – 28 22

N.Y. Islanders 19 – 5 15 4 5 5,30 1,12 9 – 7 15 16 15 22 – 1,5

N.Y. Rangers – – – – 28 15 10 19 20 17 21 12 6,19 12 – 10 –

Ottawa 12 18 – 17 15 6,21,24 – 9 15 29 28 9 23 29 16 2,23 21

Philadelphia 18 7,29 17 11 20 8 – – 19 2 22 29 – 11,24 4 27 28

Pittsburgh – – 22 – 8,22 23 20 30 – 20 2 1 2 1 5 21 18

St. Louis 28 – 21 – 25 – 14,16 17 4 13,18,26 1,25 24 17 30 – – 30

San Jose – 9 20 20 17 – 28 – – 9,28 16 8 22 6,16 27 20 –

Tampa Bay 27 28 19,28 3 10,19 27 6 2,29 1 – 15 30 30 – – 3 8

Toronto 1,30 4,24 8 21 5 22,25 – 7 5 – 13 21 – – 24 17 24

Vancouver 5 23 6 24 26 29 – 22 10 25 14 10 26 23 – 16 23

Washington 26 22 13 23 11,16 – 26 24 21,27 5 4,23 14,27 1,27,29 18 12,13,17 – 26

Winnipeg 2,22 17,25 9 13 9 7 8 4 3,29 – 12 16 10 8 2,30 1 2