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    Home / Live Blog / Live blog: The 2022 NHL Draft

    Live blog: The 2022 NHL Draft

    By Ian Oland

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    July 7, 2022 7:11 pm

    The 2022 NHL Draft is finally here. Tonight the league will be holding the first round at Centre Bell in Montreal.

    The Washington Capitals will be selecting 20th overall. Meanwhile, several big signings and trades happened earlier in the day.

    You can watch the event live on ESPN.


    Draft Board

    1. Montreal Canadiens: Juraj Slafkovsky
    Left Wing – TPS (Finland) | NHL.com Profile

    2. New Jersey Devils: Simon Nemec
    Defenseman – Nitra (Slovakia)

    3. Arizona Coyotes: Logan Cooley
    Center – USA U-18 (NTDP)

    4. Seattle Kraken: Shane Wright
    Center – Kingston (OHL)

    5. Philadelphia Flyers: Cutter Gauthier
    Left Wing – USA U-18 (NTDP)

    6. Columbus Blue Jackets: David Jiricek
    Defenseman – Plzen (Czechia)

    7. Chicago Blackhawks (from OTT): Kevin Korchinski
    Defenseman – Seattle (WHL)

    8. Detroit Red Wings: Marco Kasper
    Center – Rogle (Sweden)

    9. Buffalo Sabres: Matthew Savoie
    Center – Winnipeg (WHL)

    10. Anaheim Ducks: Pavel Mintyukov
    Defenseman – Saginaw (OHL)

    11. Arizona Coyotes (via SJS): Conor Geekie
    Center – Winnipeg (WHL)

    12. Columbus Blue Jackets: Denton Mateychuk
    Defenseman – Moose Jaw (WHL)

    13. Chicago Blackhawks: Frank Nazar
    Center – USA U-18 (NTDP)

    14. Winnipeg Jets: Rutger McGroarty
    Right Wing – USA U-18 (NTDP)

    15. Vancouver Canucks: Jonathan Lekkerimaki
    Right Wing – Djurgarden (SHL) Buffalo Sabres: Noah Ostlund
    Center – Djurgarden Jr. (SHL)

    17. Nashville Predators: Joakim Kemell
    Right Wing – JYP (Finland)

    18. Dallas Stars: Lian Bichsel
    Defenseman – Leksand IF (Sweden)

    19. Minnesota Wild: Liam Ohgren
    Left Wing – Djurgarden Jr. (Sweden)

    20. Washington Capitals: Ivan Miroshnichenko
    Left Wing – Omsk Krylia (Russia)

    21. Pittsburgh Penguins: Owen Pickering
    Defenseman – Swift Current (WHL)

    22. Anaheim Ducks: Nathan Gaucher
    Center – Quebec (QMJHL)

    23. St. Louis Blues: Jimmy Snuggerud
    Right Wing – USA U-18 (NTDP)

    24. Minnesota Wild: Danila Yurov
    Right Wing – Metallurg Magnitogorsk (KHL)

    25. Chicago Blackhawks: Sam Rinzel
    Defenseman – Chaska High (USHS)

    26. Montreal Canadiens: Filip Mesar
    Right Wing – Poprad (Slovakia)

    27. San Jose Sharks: Filip Bystedt
    Center – Linkoping Jr. (Sweden)

    28. Buffalo Sabres: Jiri Kulich
    Left Wing – Karlovy (Czechia)

    29. Arizona Coyotes: Maveric Lamoureux
    Defenseman – Drummondville (QMJHL)

    30. Winnipeg Jets: Brad Lambert
    Center – JYP (Finland)

    31. Tampa Bay Lightning: Isaac Howard
    Left Wing – USA U-18 (NTDP)

    32. Edmonton Oilers: Reid Schaefer
    Left Wing – Seattle (WHL)


    Martin St. Louis with the quote of the night.

    "It took me 47 years to be at my first draft, and it was worth the wait." Martin St. Louis. #NHLDraft

    — Steven Ellis (@StevenEllisTHN) July 7, 2022

    The Hockey Hall of Famer and current Canadiens head coach made this comment during a speech to kick off the Draft. The two-time Stanley Cup-winner was never drafted into the NHL.


    Slovak forward Juraj Slafkovsky picked first overall by the Habs.

    Welcome to the @CanadiensMTL, Juraj Slafkovský! 🇸🇰 #NHLDraft | #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/E4Ysux7Si6

    — Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) July 7, 2022


    Canadiens make two trades to land Kirby Dach

    The #habs have made two trades:

    ** Alexander Romanov and pick 98 to N.Y. Islanders for pick 13

    ** Picks 13 and 66 to Chicago for Kirby Dach

    Wow!!

    — Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) July 7, 2022

    Props to Gary Bettman for making that announcement absolutely electric in front of the home crowd.

    Not one, but TWO trades to announce 🤯

    The @CanadiensMTL trade Alexander Romanov and pick No. 98 to the @NYIslanders for the 13th overall pick… to then flip pick No. 13 and No. 66 to the @NHLBlackhawks for Kirby Dach! #NHLDraft pic.twitter.com/Arc58SxTAS

    — Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) July 7, 2022

    Dach is only 21. He had career highs in goals (9) and points (26) last season.

    Kirby Dach, traded to MTL, is still young but has not yet shown very much at the NHL level – especially when it comes to scoring goals. #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/HDBmpzg1S7

    — JFresh (@JFreshHockey) July 8, 2022


    Shane Wright falls to Seattle Kraken at pick number 4

    WRIGHT. ON. THE. MONEY.

    With the fourth-overall pick, the #SeaKraken select Shane Wright. pic.twitter.com/oxFlbKEB70

    — Seattle Kraken (@SeattleKraken) July 7, 2022

    Wright was projected by many to be the first overall pick. “Dream come true,” Wright said of hearing his name called to ESPN’s Emily Kaplan. “It’s just how it goes sometimes and other teams thought other players were better suited for them.”


    The Coyotes traded a lot to jump up and pick Conor Geekie

    #NHLDraft night chaos 😅

    The @ArizonaCoyotes have traded pick No. 27, No. 34 and No. 45 to the @SanJoseSharks for pick No. 11. pic.twitter.com/S5mcg4FhNl

    — Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) July 8, 2022


    Joe Sakic named GM of the year

    Capitals GM Brian MacLellan did not get any first, second, or third-place votes.


    The Caps first-round selection is in!

    Washington Capitals select Russian Ivan Miroshnichenko with first-round pick in 2022 NHL Draft https://t.co/grAv1mbpWq

    — RMNB (@rmnb) July 8, 2022

    It’s a big swing and a pick that ESPN’s draft analysts raved about.


    Toronto sends Mrazek to Chicago

    Hearing #Leafs are trading Petr Mrazek to #Blackhawks. Believe it involves No. 25 and Mrazek for No. 38 overall.

    — Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) July 8, 2022

    Maple Leafs take a hit on their pick to make a cap dump.


    Zack Kassian is on his way to Arizona State

    Kassian to ARIZ with number 29, a future second and a future third for number 32

    — Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) July 8, 2022

    Another cap dump north of the border.


    Refresh frequently. We’ll be updating this article throughout the event.

    Photo by sebastien cordat on Unsplash

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