JONAS BRODIN (10TH)
Position: Defenseman.
Height/weight: 6-1, 169
Hometown: Karlstad, Sweden
Age: 17 (July 12, 1993)
2010-11 team: Farjestad (SWE).
Stats: 0-4-4; 12 PIM
Comment: Known more for his mobility and his brains than his scoring ... Lists Detroit and Nicklas Lidstrom as his favorite team and player.
ZACK PHILLIPS (28TH)
Position: Center
Height/weight: 6-1, 178
Hometown: Fredericton, New Brunswick
Age: 18 (October 28, 1992)
2010-11 team: St. John (QMJHL)
Stats: 38-57-95; 16 PIM
Comment: Wears No. 7 because both his father and grandfather wore the number. ... He's had 14 pet dogs throughout his childhood.
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