The National Hockey league draft continues today with Rounds 2 through 7. The Wild are scheduled to make five selections and players with Minnesota ties will be taken throughout the day.
Round 1 was held Tuesday night and the rest of the draft is set to start at 10:30 a.m.
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For the latest selections by round, go here
The Wild's selections are here
Players with Minnesota ties will be listed here
15 Minnesota prep standouts who could be drafted
First-round selections are here
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