First-round selections
NO. TEAMPLAYERPOS.2013-14 TEAM2013-14 STATISTICS
1. FloridaAaron EkbladDBarrie (OHL)23-30—53 Pts (91 PM)
2. BuffaloSam ReinhartCKootenay (WHL)36-69—105 Pts (11 PM)
3. EdmontonLeon DraisaitlCPrince Albert (WHL)38-67—105 Pts (24 PM)
4. CalgarySamuel Bennett CKingston (OHL)36-55—91 Pts (118 PM)
5. N.Y. IslandersMichael Dal ColleLWOshawa (OHL)39-56—95 Pts (34 PM)
6. VancouverJake Virtanen RWCalgary (WHL)45-26—71 Pts (100 PM)
7. CarolinaHaydn Fleury DRed Deer (WHL)8-38—46 Pts (46 PM)
8. TorontoWilliam NylanderC/RWModo (Sweden)11-8—19 Pts (4 PM)
9. WinnipegNikolaj Ehlers LWHalifax (QMJHL)49-55—104 Pts (51 PM)
10. Anaheim (from Ottawa)Nicholas RitchieLWPeterborough (OHL)39-35—74 Pts (136 PM)
11. NashvilleKevin Fiala LWHV 71 JR. (Sweden)10-15—25 Pts (40 PM)
12. ArizonaBrendan Perlini LWNiagara (OHL)34-37—71 Pts (36 PM)
13. WashingtonJakub Vrana LW/RWLinkoping (Sweden)14-11—25 Pts (26 PM)
14. DallasJulius Honka DSwift Current (WHL)16-40—56 Pts (52 PM)
15. DetroitDylan Larkin CUSA U-1829-20—49 Pts (52 PM)
16. ColumbusSonny MilanoLWUSA U-1824-48—72 Pts (21 PM)
17. PhiladelphiaTravis SanheimDCalgary (WHL)5-24—29 Pts (14 PM)
18. WildAlex Tuch RWUSA U-1828-32—60 Pts (58 PM)
19. Tampa BayAnthony DeAngeloDSarnia (OHL)15-56—71 Pts (90 PM)
20. Chicago (from San Jose)Nick Schmaltz CGreen Bay (USHL)18-45—63 Pts (16 PM)
21. St. Louis Robert FabbriCGuelph (OHL)45-42—87 Pts (55 PM)
22. PittsburghKasperi KapanenRWKalpa (Finland)7-7—14 Pts (10 PM)
23. ColoradoConner BleackleyCRed Deer (WHL)29-39—68 Pts (48 PM)
24. Vancouver (from Anaheim)Jared McCann CSault Ste. Marie (OHL)27-35—62 Pts (51 PM)
25. BostonDavid Pastrnak RWSodertalje (Sweden)8-16—24 Pts (24 PM
26. MontrealNikita Scherbak RWSaskatoon (WHL)28-50—78 Pts (46 PM)
27. San Jose (from Chicago)Nikolay Goldobin RWSarnia (OHL)38-56—94 Pts (21 PM)
28. N.Y. Islanders (via T.B. and N.Y.R.)Joshua Ho-Sang CWindsor (OHL)32-53—85 Pts (44 PM)
29. Los AngelesAdrian Kempe LWModo (Sweden)3-16—19 Pts (32 PM)
30. New JerseyJohn QuennevilleCBrandon (WHL)25-33—58 Pts (71 PM)
The Wild’s Brock Faber played in the 2022 Games in Beijing when he was still at the University of Minnesota and NHL players stayed at home. In 2026, he’s back.
