OSHL draft history	

1992-93

Round One (territorial)

1- Toronto- Felix Potvin
2- Chicago- Igor Kravchuk
3- Montreal- Lyle Odelein
4- Detroit- Slava Kozlov
5- Boston- Glen Murray
6- New York- Sergei Zubov

Round Two

1- Toronto- Teemu Selanne
2- Chicago- Eric Lindros
3- Montreal- Scott Niedermayer
4- Detroit- Alexei Kovalev
5- Boston- Bill Guerin
6- New York- Sandis Ozolinsh

Round Three

1- Toronto- Vladimir Malakhov
2- Chicago- Roman Hamrlik
3- Montreal- Alexei Zhamnov
4- Detroit- Ray Whitney
5- Boston- Darius Kasparaitis
6- New York- Kelly Kisio

Round Four

1- Toronto- Alexei Zhitnik
2- Chicago- Esa Tikkanen
3- Montreal- Steven Heinze
4- Detroit- pass
5- Boston- Martin Straka
6- New York- Alexander Semak

Round Five-

1- Toronto- pass
2- Chicago- Valeri Zelepukin 
3- Montreal- pass
4- Detroit- pass
5- Boston- Grant Fuhr
6- New York- pass
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1991-92

Round One (territorial picks)

1- Toronto- Bob Rouse
2- Chicago- Keith Brown
3- Detroit- Nicklas Lidstrom (Top rookie)
4- Boston- Joe Juneau
5- Montreal- Patrice Brisebois
6- New York- Tony Amonte

Round Two

1- Toronto- Keith Tkachuk
2- Chicago- Pavel Bure
3- Detroit- Doug Weight
4- Boston- Derian Hatcher
5- Montreal- Geoff Sanderson 
6- New York- Valeri Kamensky

Round Three

1- Toronto- Adam Foote
2- Chicago- Mikhail Tatarinov
3- Detroit- Vlad Konstantinov
4- Boston- Sergei Nemchinov
5- Montreal- Darryl Sydor
6- New York- Guy Hebert

Round Four

1- Toronto- Norm Maciver
2- Chicago- Andrew Cassels
3- Detroit- Donald Audette
4- Boston- Mikael Andersson
5- Montreal- pass
6- New York- pass

Round Five

1- Toronto- Doug Brown
2- Chicago- Michal Pivonka
3- Detroit- pass
4- Boston- pass
5- Montreal- pass
6- New York- pass
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1990-91

Round One (territorial picks)

1- Toronto- Mike Krushelnyski
2- Montreal- John Leclair
3- Detroit- Sergei Fedorov
4- New York- Kevin Miller 
5- Boston- Ken Hodge Jr. (Top rookie)
6- Chicago- Dominik Hasek

Round Two

1- Toronto- Jaromir Jagr
2- Montreal- Mats Sundin 
3- Detroit- Rob Blake
4- New York- Owen Nolan
5- Boston- Peter Bondra
6- Chicago- Dmitri Khristich

Round Three

1- Toronto- Mike Ricci
2- Montreal- Robert Reichel
3- Detroit- Keith Primeau
4- Chicago (New York)- Bobby Holik
5- Boston- Petr Nedved
6- Chicago- Martin Gelinas 

Round Four

1- Toronto- Joe Reekie
2- Montreal- Paul Ysebaert
3- Detroit- pass
4- New York- Curtis Leschyshyn
5- Boston- Kjell Samuelsson
6- Chicago- Dave Christian

Round Five

1- Toronto- Craig Wolanin
2- Montreal- pass
3- Detroit- pass
4- New York-Randy Carlyle
5- Boston- pass
6- Chicago- Steve Bozek
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1989-90

Round 1 (territorial)

1. Detroit- Tim Cheveldae
2. Chicago- Keith Brown
3. Montreal- Mathieu Schneider
4. Toronto- Brad Marsh
5. New York- Mike Richter
6. Boston- Stephane Quintal

Round 2

1. Detroit- Mike Modano (Top rookie)
2. Chicago- Alexander Mogilny
3. Montreal- Rod Brind'Amour
4. Toronto- Curtis Joseph
5. New York- John Cullen
6. Boston- Slava Fetisov

Round 3

1. Detroit- Sergei Makarov
2. Chicago- Alexei Kasatonov
3. New York (Montreal)-Paul MacLean
4. Toronto- Igor Larionov
5. New York-Pat Flatley
6. Boston- Mark Fitzpatrick

Round 4

1. Detroit- Glenn Healy
2. Chicago- Sylvain Lefebvre
3. Montreal- Brian Bradley
4. Toronto- Craig Muni
5. New York- Darren Turcotte
6. Boston- Paul Ranheim

Round 5

1. Detroit- pass
2. Chicago- Eric Weinrich
3. Montreal- pass
4. Toronto- Tom Fitzgerald
5. New York- pass
6. Boston- pass
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1988-89

Round One (territorial)

1- Montreal- Eric Desjardins
2- New York- Tony Granato
3- Toronto- Dan Marois (Top rookie)		
4- Chicago- Jeremy Roenick
5- Detroit- Adam Graves
6- Boston- Don Sweeney

Round Two

1- Montreal- Joe Sakic
2- New York- Ed Belfour
3- Toronto- Mark Recchi
4- Chicago- Theo Fleury
5- Detroit- Trevor Linden
6- Boston- Teppo Numminen

Round Three

1- Montreal- Jeff Hackett
2- Montreal (New York)- Mike Keane
3- Toronto- Scott Young
4- Chicago- Bob Essensa
5- Detroit- Jyrkke Lumme
6- Boston- Dirk Graham

Round Four

1- Montreal- Kirk McLean
2- New York- pass
3- Toronto- Jon Casey
4- Chicago- Benoit Hogue
5- Detroit- Ron Tugnutt
6- Boston- Pat Elynuik 

Round Five

1- Montreal- Daren Puppa
2- New York- pass
3- Toronto- Gerald Diduck
4- Chicago- pass
5- Detroit- Gord Murphy
6- Boston- Kari Takko
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1987-88

Round One (Territorial)

1. Chicago- Brian Noonan
2. Toronto- Luke Richardson 
3. Montreal- Mike McPhee
4. New York- Brian Leetch
5. Boston- Glen Wesley
6. Detroit- Joe Murphy

Round Two

1. Chicago- Brett Hull
2. Toronto- Joe Nieuwendyk (Top rookie)		
3. Montreal- Brendan Shanahan 
4. New York- Pierre Turgeon
5. Boston- Kevin Stevens
6. Detroit- Ray Sheppard

Round Three

1. Chicago- Calle Johansson
2. Toronto- Anton Stastny
3. Montreal- Mark Tinordi
4. New York- Sean Burke
5. Boston- Craig Janney
6. Detroit- Ulf Dahlen

Round Four

1. Chicago- Rob Brown
2. Toronto- Ken Daneyko
3. Montreal- Derek King
4. New York- Pete Peeters
5. Boston- Zarley Zalapski
6. Detroit- Daniel Berthiaume

Round Five

1. Chicago- Paul Cavallini
2. Toronto- Mikko Makela
3. Montreal- Todd Gill
4. New York- Bob Probert
5. Boston- pass
6. Detroit- pass
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1986-87

Round One (territorial)

1-Toronto- Vincent Damphousse
2- Montreal- Shayne Corson
3- New York- Terry Carkner
4- Chicago- Dave Manson
5- Boston- Bill Ranford
6- Detroit- Steve Chiasson

Round Two

1-Toronto- Luc Robitaille (Top rookie)	
2- Montreal- Jimmy Carson
3- New York- Gary Roberts
4- Chicago- Steve Duchesne
5- Boston- Ron Hextall
6- Detroit- Scott Mellanby

Round Three

1-Toronto- Fredrik Olausson
2- Montreal- Jeff Brown
3- New York- Frank Musil
4- Chicago- Shawn Burr
5- Boston- Randy Gregg
6- Detroit- Brian Hayward

Round Four

1-Toronto- Dana Murzyn
2- Montreal- Craig Billington
3- New York- Uwe Krupp
4- Chicago- Cliff Ronning
5- Boston- Randy Cunneyworth
6- Detroit- Aaron Broten

Round Five

1-Toronto- Marc Bergevin
2- Montreal- pass
3- New York- pass
4- Chicago- Christian Ruuttu
5- Boston- pass
6- Detroit- pass
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1985-86

Round One (territorial)

1- Toronto- Wendel Clark
2- Montreal- Patrick Roy (Top rookie)
3- New York- Mike Ridley
4- Detroit- Adam Oates
5- Boston- Dave Reid
6- Chicago- Curt Fraser

Round Two

1- Toronto- Gary Suter 
2- Montreal- Claude Lemieux
3- New York- Kevin Hatcher
4- Detroit- Stephane Richer
5- Boston- Esa Tikkanen
6- Chicago- Greg D. Adams

Round Three

1- Toronto- Petr Klima
2- Montreal- Steve Smith
3- New York- Craig Simpson
4- Detroit- Carey Wilson
5- Boston- Mike Vernon
6- Chicago- Paul Gillis

Round Four

1- Toronto- Craig Laughlin
2- Montreal- Dirk Graham
3- New York- Kelly Miller
4- Detroit- Randy Burridge
5- Boston- Petri Skriko
6- Chicago- Bruce Driver

Round Five

1- Toronto- Petr Svoboda
2- Montreal- Adam Creighton
3- New York- Terry Ruskowski
4- Detroit- Dave Lowry
5- Boston- pass
6- Chicago- pass
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1984-85

Round One (territorial)

1. Toronto- Al Iafrate
2. Montreal- Tom Kurvers
3. Detroit- Gerard Gallant
4. New York- Tomas Sandstrom
5. Boston- Geoff Courtnall
6. Chicago- Ed Olczyk

Round Two

1. Toronto- Mario Lemieux (Top rookie)
2. Montreal- Rick Tocchet
3. Detroit- Kirk Muller
4. New York- Ulf Samuelsson
5. Boston- Kevin Dineen
6. Chicago- Dave Ellett

Round Three

1. Toronto- Garry Galley
2. Montreal- Steve Thomas
3. Detroit- Ray Ferraro
4. New York- Peter Zezel
5. Boston- John Vanbiesbrouck
6. Chicago- Jim Peplinski

Round Four

1. Toronto- Sylvain Cote
2. Montreal- Dave Gagner
3. Detroit- Doug Bodger
4. New York- Brian MacLellan
5. Boston- Joel Otto
6. Chicago- Doug Smail

Round Five

1. New York (Toronto)- Gary Leeman
2. Montreal- Ken Wregget
3. New York (Detroit)- Warren Young
4. New York- Pierre Mondou
5. Boston- Doug Lidster
6. Chicago- pass
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1983-84

Round One (territorial)

1. Toronto- Russ Courtnall
2. Montreal- Chris Chelios
3. New York- James Patrick
4. Chicago- Keith Brown
5. Detroit- Steve Yzerman
6. Boston- Craig MacTavish

Round Two 

1. Toronto- Doug Gilmour
2. Montreal- Cam Neely
3. New York- Pat Lafontaine
4. Chicago- Pat Verbeek
5. Detroit- Kelly Hrudey
6. Boston- Dave Poulin

Round Three

1. Toronto- Tom Barasso
2. Montreal- Kelly Kisio
3. New York- Hakan Loob
4. Chicago- Greg Gilbert
5. Detroit- Sylvain Turgeon
6. Boston- John MacLean

Round Four

1. Toronto- Jim Benning
2. Montreal- Dan Quinn
3. New York- Norman Rochefort
4. Chicago- Clint Malarchuk
5. Detroit- Alan Haworth
6. Boston- Jan Erixon

Round Five

1. Toronto- Brad Marsh
2. Montreal- Bob Errey
3. New York- Marty McSorley
4. Chicago- Dwight Foster
5. Detroit- Moe Mantha
6. Boston- Michel Petit
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1982-83

Round One (territorial)

1- Montreal- Mats Naslund
2- Toronto- Jim Korn
3- Detroit- Murray Craven
4- Boston- Mike Krushelnyski
5- Chicago- Steve Larmer
6- New York- Anders Hedberg

Round Two

1- Montreal- Scott Stevens
2- Toronto- Dave Andreychuk
3- Detroit- Al MacInnis
4- Boston- Phil Housley (Top rookie)
5- Chicago- Brian Bellows
6- New York- Tom McCarthy

Round Three

1- Montreal- Guy Carbonneau
2- Toronto- Bob Froese
3- Detroit- Brian Mullen
4- Boston- Tony Tanti (Top rookie next season)
5- Chicago- Andy Moog
6- New York- Patrick Sundstrom

Round Four

1- Montreal- Jamie Macoun
2- Toronto- Lindy Ruff
3- Detroit- Willy Lindstrom
4- Boston- Troy Murray
5- Chicago- Rick Lanz
6- New York- Gordie Roberts

Round Five

1- Montreal- Tom Fergus
2- Toronto- Dave Langevin
3- Detroit- Ron Sutter
4- Boston- Jay Wells
5- Chicago- Steve Konroyd
6- New York- Craig Ludwig
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1981-82

Round One (territorial)

1- Montreal- Mark Hunter
2- Boston- Barry Pederson
3- Toronto- Walt Poddubny
4- Chicago- Doug Crossman
5- Detroit- Mark Osborne
6- New York- Reijo Ruotsalainen

Round Two 

1- Montreal- Dale Hawerchuk (Top rookie)
2- Boston- Ron Francis
3- Toronto- Grant Fuhr
4- Chicago- Joe Mullen
5- Detroit- Bernie Nichols
6- New York- Marian Stastny

Round Three 

1- Montreal- Paul MacLean
2- Boston- Neal Broten
3- Toronto- Brent Sutter
4- Chicago- Bobby Carpenter
5- Detroit- Thomas Steen
6- New York- Pelle Lindbergh 

Round Four

1- Montreal- Mark Pavelich
2- Boston- Richard Brodeur
3- Toronto- Gaetan Duchesne
4- Chicago- Brad Marsh
5- Detroit- Ilkka Sinisalo
6- New York- Rick Wamsley

Round Five

1- Montreal- Murray Bannerman
2- Boston- Jim Fox
3- Toronto- Tomas Jonsson
4- Chicago- Steve Kasper
5- Detroit- Al Jensen
6- New York- pass
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1980-81

Round One (territorial picks)

1- New York- Mike Allison
2- Boston- Keith Crowder
3- Detroit- Brent Peterson
4- Chicago- Denis Savard
5- Montreal- Keith Acton
6- Toronto- Bill Derlago

Round Two

1- New York- Paul Coffey
2- Boston- Jari Kurri
3- Detroit- Peter Stastny
4- Chicago- Dino Ciccarelli
5- Montreal- Larry Murphy
6- Toronto- Glenn Anderson

Round Three

1- New York- Tim Kerr
2- Boston- Dave Babych
3- Detroit- Dale Hunter
4- Chicago- Mike Bullard
5- Montreal- Anton Stastny 
6- Toronto- Risto Siltanen

Round Four

1- New York- Jorgen Pettersson (Top rookie)
2- Boston- Darryl Sutter
3- Detroit- Brett Callighen
4- Chicago- Charlie Huddy
5- Montreal- Brent Ashton
6- Toronto- Richard Sevigny

Round Five

1- New York- Terry Ruskowski
2- Boston- Rollie Melanson
3- Detroit- Mark Johnson
4- Chicago- Rick St. Croix
5- Montreal- Ken Morrow
6- Toronto- Don Beaupre
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1979-80

Round One (territorial)

1- New York- Eddie Johnstone
2- Boston- Ray Bourque (Top rookie)
3- Chicago- Rich Preston
4- Toronto- Laurie Boschman
5- Montreal- Gaston Gingras
6- Detroit- John Ogrodnick

Round Two

1- New York- Wayne Gretzky
2- Boston- Mark Messier
3- Chicago- Michel Goulet
4- Toronto- Mike Gartner
5- Montreal- Brian Propp
6- Detroit- Mark Howe

Round Three

1- New York- Kent Nilsson
2- Boston- Rick Vaive
3- Chicago- Brad McCrimmon
4- Toronto- Morris Lukowich
5- Montreal- Dave Christian
6- Detroit- Kevin Lowe

Round Four

1- New York- Paul Reinhart
2- Boston- Pete Peeters
3- Chicago- Mike Foligno
4- Toronto- Craig Hartsburg
5- Montreal- Mike Rogers
6- Detroit- Rob Ramage

Round Five

1- New York- Mike Liut
2- Boston- Mike Ramsey
3- Chicago- Blair MacDonald
4- Toronto- Real Cloutier
5- Montreal- Bengt Gustafsson
6- Detroit- Jacques Richard
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1978-79

Round One (territorial) 

1- Boston- Al Secord
2- New York-Anders Hedberg
3- Chicago- Mike O'Connell
4- Toronto- Joel Quenneville
5- Montreal- Rod Langway
6- Detroit- Vaclav Nedomansky

Round Two

1- Boston- Bobby Smith
2- New York- Ken Linseman
3- Chicago- Stan Smyl
4- Toronto- John Tonelli
5- Montreal- Ryan Walter (Top rookie)
6- Detroit- Thomas Gradin

Round Three

1- Boston- Mario Marois
2- New York- Behn Wilson
3- Chicago- Rejean Lemelin
4- New York (Toronto)- Willie Huber
5- Montreal- Don Maloney
6- Detroit- Jack Brownschidle

Round Four

1- Boston- Glen Hanlon
2- New York- Greg Millen 
3- Chicago- Steve Payne
4- Toronto- Wayne Babych
5- Montreal- pass
6- Detroit- Ulf Nilsson

Round Five

1- Boston- Tony McKegney
2- New York- pass
3- Chicago- Mark Napier
4- Toronto- John Davidson
5- Montreal- pass
6- Detroit- pass
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1977-78

Round One (territorial)

1- New York- Ron Duguay
2- Boston- Doug Halward
3- Chicago- Doug Wilson
4- Detroit- Reed Larson (Top rookie)
5- Toronto-John Anderson
6- Montreal- Pierre Mondou

Round Two

1- New York- Mike Bossy
2- Boston- Dave Taylor
3- Chicago- Dale McCourt
4- Detroit- Lucien Deblois
5- Toronto- Barry Beck
6- Montreal- Stefan Persson

Round Three

1- New York- Doug Jarvis
2- Montreal (Boston)- Brian Engblom
3- Chicago- Ric Seiling
4- Detroit- Brad Maxwell
5- Toronto- Robert Picard
6- Montreal- Rick Green

Round Four

1- Montreal (New York)- Mike Veisor
2- Boston- Jerry Korab
3- Chicago- Bob Sirois
4- Detroit- Stan Jonathan
5- Toronto- Bob Sauve
6- Boston (Montreal)- Andre St. Laurent

Round Five

1- New York- Kevin McCarthy
2- Boston- Dave Shand
3- Chicago- pass
4- Detroit- Doug Soetaert
5- Toronto- Ted Bulley
6- Montreal- pass
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1976-77

Round One (territorial)

1- New York-Don Murdoch
2- Chicago- Darcy Rota
3- Boston- Mike Milbury
4- Detroit- Greg Joly
5- Toronto- Pat Boutette
6- Montreal- Doug Jarvis

Round Two

1- New York-Bernie Federko
2- Chicago- Brian Sutter
3- Boston- Randy Carlyle
4- Detroit- Guy Chouinard
5- Toronto- Willi Plett
6- Montreal-Mike McEwen

Round Three

1- New York-Dennis Kearns
2- Chicago- Don Edwards
3- Boston- Greg Malone
4- Detroit- Mike Palmateer
5- Toronto- Paul Holmgren
6- Montreal- Jacques Richard 

Round Four

1- New York-Bob Gassoff
2- Chicago- Paul Gardner (top rookie)
3- Boston- Dave Lewis
4- Detroit- Lee Fogolin
5- Toronto- Harold Snepsts
6- Montreal- Andre St. Laurent

Round Five

1- New York-Bob "Hound Dog" Kelly
2- Chicago- pass
3- Boston- pass
4- Detroit- Rick Blight
5- Toronto- pass
6- Montreal- pass
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1975-76

Round One (territorial)

1- Chicago- Bob Murray
2- Detroit- Rick Lapointe
3- New York- Dave Maloney
4- Toronto- George Ferguson
5- Boston- Dallas Smith
6- Montreal- John van Boxmeer

Round Two

1- Chicago- Bryan Trottier (top rookie)
2- Detroit- Dennis Maruk
3- Chicago (New York)- Mel Bridgman
4- Toronto- Ken Houston
5- Boston- Chris Oddleifson
6- Montreal- Tim Young

Round Three

1- Chicago- Chuck Lefley
2- Detroit- Bob MacMilllan
3- New York-Gary Dornhoefer
4- Toronto-Gary Sargent
5- Boston- Dennis Ververgaert
6- Montreal- Pauline Bordeleau

Round Four

1- Chicago- Rick Hampton
2- Detroit- Orest Kindrachuk
3- New York- Ed Kea
4- Toronto- Gerry Hart
5- Boston- Dale Tallon
6- Chicago (Montreal)- Bunny Larocque

Round Five

1- Montreal (Chicago)- Pat Hickey
2- Detroit- Cesare Maniago
3- New York-Wayne Thomas 
4- Toronto-John Davidson
5- Boston- pass
6- Montreal- Stan Weir 
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1974-75

Round One (territorial)

1- Detroit- Michel Bergeron
2- Montreal- Mario Tremblay
3- New York- Rick Middleton
4- Toronto- Ron Ellis
5- Boston- Dallas Smith
6- Chicago- Cliff Koroll

Round Two

1- Detroit- Danny Gare
2- Montreal- Charlie Simmer
3- New York- Clark Gillies
4- Toronto- Pierre Larouche
5- Boston- Tiger Williams
6- Chicago- Bill Hajt (top rookie)

Round Three

1- Detroit- Ron Greschner
2- Montreal- Glenn (Chico) Resch
3- New York- Wilf Paiement
4- Toronto- Bob Bourne
5- Boston- Al MacAdam
6- Chicago- Terry Harper

Round Four

1- Detroit- Doug Risebrough
2- Montreal-Tom Bladon
3- New York-Bob Nevin
4- Toronto-Wayne Merrick
5- Boston- Jean Potvin
6- Chicago- Gary Edwards

Round Five

1- Detroit- Harold Snepsts
2- Montreal- Bill Flett
3- New York- Larry Sacharuk
4- Toronto- Wayne Stephenson
5- Boston- pass
6- Chicago- Denis Herron
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1973-74

Round One (territorial pick):
 
1- Detroit- Red Berenson
2- Boston- Andre Savard
3- Chicago- John Marks
4- Montreal- Bob Gainey
5- New York- Ted Irvine
6- Toronto- Borje Salming (top rookie)
 
Round Two:
 
1- Detroit- Denis Potvin
2- Boston- Lanny McDonald
3- Chicago- Tom Lysiak
4- Montreal- Peter McNab
5- New York-Blaine Stoughton
6- Toronto-  Ian Turnbull

Round Three:
 
1- Detroit- Bob Nystrom
2- Boston- Bob Dailey
3- Chicago- Rick Dudley
4- Montreal- Eric Vail
5- New York-Yvon Lambert
6- Toronto-Orest Kindrachuk
 
Round Four: 
 
1- Detroit- Gary Smith 
2- Boston- Dave Lewis
3- Chicago- Pierre Plante
4- Montreal-Ross Brooks
5- New York-Barry Ashbee
6- Toronto- pass
 
Round Five:
 
1- Detroit- Mike Veisor
2- Boston- pass
3- Chicago- Barry Wilkins
4- Montreal- Bobby Rousseau
5- New York- Jocelyn Guevrement
6- Toronto- pass
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1972-73

Round One (territorial picks):
 
1- Detroit- Thommie Bergman
2- Toronto- Errol Thompson
3- Montreal- Larry Robinson
4- Boston- Terry O'Reilly
5- Chicago- Phil Russell
6- New York-Steve Vickers
 
Round Two:
 
1- Detroit- Steve Shutt
2- Toronto-Jim Schoenfeld
3- Montreal- Bill Barber
4- Boston- Gregg Sheppard
5- Chicago- Billy Smith
6- New York-Larry Hornung
 
Round Three:
 
1- Detroit- Billy Harris
2- Toronto-Lorne Henning
3- Montreal- Don Lever
4- Boston-Dan Bouchard
5- Chicago- Ted Taylor
6- New York-Bobby Sheehan
 
Round Four:
 
1- Detroit- Brad Selwood
2- Toronto- Randy Manery (top rookie)
3- Montreal- Al McDonough
4- Boston- Barry Long
5- Chicago- pass
6- New York- pass
 
Round Five:
 
1- Detroit- Claude Larose
2- Toronto-Denis Dupere
3- Montreal- Mike Pelyk
4- Boston- pass
5- Chicago- pass
6- New York- pass
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1971-72

Round One (territorial picks) 
 
1- Chicago- Danny O'Shea
2- Montreal- Guy Lafleur (top rookie)
3- Toronto- Rick Kehoe
4- New York- Bobby Rousseau
5- Detroit- Marcel Dionne
6- Boston- Garnet "Ace" Bailey
 
Round Two
 
1- Chicago- Rick Martin
2- Montreal- Rene Robert
3- Toronto- Ken Dryden
4- New York- Craig Ramsay
5- Detroit- Ivan Boldirev
6- Boston- Dick Redmond
 
Round Three
 
1- Chicago- Bill Clement
2- Montreal- Andre Dupont
3- Toronto- Dennis Kearns
4- New York- Dunc Wilson
5- Detroit- Ted Harris
6- Boston- Mike Murphy
 
Round Four
 
1- Chicago- pass
2- Montreal- Larry Pleau
3- Toronto- Dave Burrows
4- New York- Ron Ward
5- Detroit- Darryl Edestrand
6- Boston- pass
 
Round Five
 
1- Chicago- pass
2- Montreal- Jacques Caron
3- Toronto- Roy Edwards
4- New York- Greg Polis
5- Detroit- Gilles Meloche
6- Boston- pass
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1970-71

Round One (territorial pick):
 
1- Toronto- Darryl Sittler
2- Detroit- Tom Webster (top rookie)
3- New York-Syl Apps
4- Chicago- Dan Maloney
5- Boston- Reggie Leach
6- Montreal- Guy Lapointe
 
Round Two:
 
1- Toronto- Gilbert Perreault
2- Detroit- Marc Tardif
3- New York-Serge Bernier
4- Chicago- Rick MacLeish
5- Boston- Jerry Korab
6- Montreal- Rejean Houle
 
Round Three:
 
1- Toronto- Ron Stackhouse
2- Detroit- Bob Berry
3- New York-Dale Tallon
4- Chicago- Don Luce
5- Boston- Jude Drouin
6- Montreal- Guy Charron
 
Round Four:
 
1- Toronto- Gilles Gilbert
2- Detroit- Ted Green
3- New York- Jim Rutherford
4- Chicago- Bob Houndog Kelly
5- Boston- pass
6- Montreal- Norm Ferguson
 
Round Five:
 
1- Toronto-Eddie Johnston
2- Detroit-Wayne Hillman
3- New York- Tommy Williams
4- Chicago- pass
5- Boston-pass
6- Montreal- pass
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1969-70

Round 1 (territorial pick): 

 
1- Boston- Don Marcotte
2- Detroit- Carl Brewer
3- Toronto- Jim McKenny
4- New York-Bill Fairbairn
5- Chicago- Keith Magnuson
6- Montreal-Claude Provost
 
Round 2:
 
1- Boston- Bobby Clarke
2- Detroit- Butch Goring
3- Toronto- Phil Myre
4- New York-Bryan Watson
5- Chicago- Al Smith
6- Montreal- Ernie Wakely (top rookie)
 
Round 3:
 
1- Boston- Cliff Koroll
2- Detroit- Simon Nolet
2- Detroit (compensation pick due to error last year)- Jean-Guy Talbot
3- Toronto-Gary Doak
4- New York- Mike Corrigan
5- Chicago- Ross Lonsberry
6- Montreal- Paul Schmyr
 
Round 4:
 
1- Boston- Brian Glennie
2- Detroit- Juha Viding
3- Toronto- Dale Hoganson
4- New York- Gerry Pinder
5- Chicago- Wayne Maki
6- Montreal- Bryan Hextall
 
Round 5:
 
1- Boston- Garnet Bailey
2- Detroit- Lew Morrison
3- Toronto- Orland Kurtenbach
4- New York- Glen Sather
5- Chicago- Gary Monahan
6- Montreal- Jim Wiste
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1968-69

Round One (territorial pick)
 
1- New York- Brad Park D (top rookie)
2- Toronto- Jim Dorey D
3- Boston- Jim Harrison C
4- Detroit- Poul Popeil D
5- Montreal- Tony Esposito G
6- Chicago- Dave Dryden G
 
Round Two
 
1- New York- Walt Tkaczuk C
2- Toronto- Jean Pronovost - RW
3- Boston- Danny Lawson F
4- Detroit- Jacques Plante G 
5- Montreal- Rosaire Paiement  W
6- Chicago- Chris Bordeleau C
 
Round Three
 
1- New York- Dennis Hextall C
2- Toronto- Gerry Desjardins - G
3- Boston- Walt McKechnie C
4- Detroit- Keith McCreary LW (declared null as player already owned)
5- Montreal- Rick Ley D
6- Chicago- Al Hamilton D
 
Round Four

1- New York- Norm Ferguson W
2- Toronto- Rick Smith D
3- Boston- Jim Lorentz F
4- Detroit- Gary Jarrett LW
5- Montreal- Lou Nanne D
6- Chicago- Jean Guy Gendron W
 
Round Five
 
1- New York- Joe Daley G
2- Toronto- Ron Murphy RW
3- Boston- Simon Nolet W
4- Detroit- Gerry Meehan LW 
5- Montreal-James Jim Johnson   C
6- Chicago- Pat Quinn D
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1967-68

Round One (Territorial pick):

1- Boston- Derek Sanderson, Bos (top rookie)
2- Detroit- Roy Edwards, Det
3- New York- Gilles Villemure, NY
4- Toronto- Garry Unger, Tor
5- Montreal- Jacques Lemaire, Mtl
6- Chicago- Bobby Schmautz, Chi 

 Round Two

1- Boston- Wayne Cashman 
2- Detroit- Mickey Redmond
3- New York- Bill White
4- Toronto- Andre Lacroix 
5- Montreal- Gary Dornhoefer
6- Chicago- Jimmy Roberts 

Round Three

1- Boston- Barclay Plager
2- Detroit- Bill Flett
3- New York- J.P. Parise
4- Toronto- Danny Grant
5- Montreal- Bruce Gamble
6- Chicago- Doug Favell

Round Four

1- Boston- Bob Plager
2- Detroit- Al Arbour
3- New York- Lowell MacDonald
4- Toronto- Noel Price
5- Montreal- Ted Harris
6- Chicago- Keith McCreary 

Round Five

1- Boston- Nick Libett
2- Detroit- Eddie Joyal
3- New York- Mike McMahon 
4- Toronto-Gord Labossiere
5- Montreal- Don Awrey
6- Chicago- Andy Bathgate 

Round Six
 
1- Boston- Gary Sabourin 
2- Detroit- Dale Rolfe
3- New York- Jim Watson
4- Toronto- Wayne Carleton 
5- Montreal- Bryon Campbell
6- Chicago- Bill Collins 

Round Seven
 
1- Boston- Gary Smith 
2- Detroit- Terry Crisp
3- New York- Barry Gibbs
4- Toronto- Noel Picard
5- Montreal- Mike Pelyk
6- Chicago- Gerry Ehman

Round Eight 

1- Boston- Ted Irvine
2- Detroit- Les Binkley
3- New York- Forbes Kennedy
4- Toronto- Don McKenney
5- Montreal-Wayne Rivers
6- Chicago- Larry Cahan
 
Round Nine
 
1- Boston- Frank St. Marseille
2- Detroit- Bob Wall
3- New York- Real Lemieux
4- Toronto- Bill Speer
5- Montreal- Leon Rochefort
6- Chicago- Ron Harris

Round Ten

1- Boston- Glen Sather
2- Detroit- Tim Ecclestone
3- New York- Brit Selby
4- Toronto- Wayne Rutledge 
5- Montreal- Bob Falkenberg
6- Chicago- Bill Masterton
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1966-67

Round One (territorial)

1- Boston- Bobby Orr (top rookie)
2- New York- no pick
3- Detroit- Peter Mahovlich
4- Toronto- Brian Conacher
5- Montreal- Rogie Vachon
6- Chicago- Ed Van Impe

Round Two

1- Boston- Skip Krake
2- New York- Joe Watson
3- New York- Mike Walton
4- Detroit- Carol Vadnais
5- Toronto- George Gardner G
6- Montreal- J.P Parise
7- Chicago- Garry Bauman

Round Three

1- Boston- Wayne Rivers
2- New York- Ross Lonsberry
3- Detroit- Gary Smith (drops Hank Bassen)
4- Toronto- Hank Bassen
5- Montreal- Doug Roberts
6- Chicago- Bob Falkenberg
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1965-66

Round One (territorial)
 
1. Boston- Bernie Parent (drop Eddie Johnston)
2. Toronto- Brit Selby
3. Montreal- no Mtl players
4. New York- Eddie Giacomin
5. Detroit- Bert Marshall
6. Chicago- Ken Hodge
 
Round Two
 
1. Boston- Wally Boyer
2. Toronto- Gilles Marotte (Top rookie)
3. Montreal- Bob Dillabough
4. Montreal- Gary Doak
5. New York- Bob Plager
6. Detroit- Bill Goldsworthy
7. Chicago- Eddie Johnston
 
Round Three
 
1. Chicago (Boston)- Gerry Cheevers
2. Toronto- Barry Ashbee
3. Montreal-Dave Dryden 
4. New York- Ray Cullen
5. Detroit- Bob Wall
6. Chicago- no players left
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1964-65

Round One (territorial)

1- Boston- Bob Woytowich
2- New York- Rod Seiling
3- Montreal- Yvan Cournoyer
4- Detroit- Gary Bergman
5- Toronto- Ron Ellis (Top rookie)
6- Chicago- Dennis Hull

Round Two

1- Boston- Jack Norris
2- Montreal (New York)- Pete Stemkowski
3- Montreal- Amie Brown
4- Detroit- Doug Jarrett
5- Toronto- Ted Harris
6- Chicago- Fred Stanfield

Round Three

1- Boston- Lou Angotti
2- New York-Doug Robinson
3- New York (Montreal)-Matt Ravlich
4- Detroit- Ron Schock
5- Chicago (Toronto)- Bill Knibbs
6- Toronto (Chicago)- Keith McCreary    

Round Four

1- Boston- Val Fonteyne
2- New York- Wayne Maxner
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1963-64

Round One (territorial pick)

1- Boston- Orland Kurtenbach
2- New York-Gilles Villemure
3- Detroit- Pit Martin
4- Toronto- Jim Pappin
5- Montreal- Jacques Laperriere
6- Chicago- Phil Esposito

Round Two

1- Boston- John Ferguson
2- New York- Jimmy Roberts
3- Detroit- Paul Henderson
4- Toronto- Gary Dornhoefer (Top rookie)
5- Montreal-Claude Larose
6- Chicago- Bob McCord

Round Three

1- Boston- Bryan Watson
2- New York- Don Awrey
3- Detroit- Roger Crozier
4- Toronto- Wayne Rivers
5- Montreal- Dave Richardson
6- Montreal (Chicago)- Mike McMahon

Round Four

1- Boston- John Miszuk
2- New York-Gord Labossiere
3- Detroit- Murray Hall
4- Toronto- pass
5- Chicago (Montreal)- Marc Dufour
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1962-63

Round One (territorial)

1- Boston- Eddie Johnstone
2- Detroit- Doug Barkley (Top rookie)
3- Montreal- Red Berenson
4- Toronto- Kent Douglas
5- New York- Rod Gilbert
6- Chicago- Denis DeJordy

Round Two

1- Boston- Jim Neilson
2- New York (Detroit)-Terry Harper
3- Montreal-Eddie Joyal
4- Toronto- Lowell MacDonald
5- New York- Bobby Leiter
6- Chicago- Leon Rochefort

Round Three 

1- Boston- Wayne Hicks
2- Detroit- Bryan Hextall 
3- Montreal- Alex Faulkner
4- no players left
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1961-62

Round 1 (territorial pick)

1- Boston- Ted Green
2- Detroit- Larry Jeffrey
3- New York-Jean Ratelle
4- Toronto- Les Kozak
5- Montreal- Jean Gauthier
6- Chicago- Chico Maki

Round 2

1- Boston- Pat Stapleton
2- Detroit- Vic Hadfield
3- New York-Ed Westfall
4- Toronto- Cliff Pennington
5- Montreal-Wayne Hillman
6- Chicago- Tommy Williams

Round 3

1- Boston- Don Head
2- Detroit- Wayne Connelly
3- New York-Johnny Wilson
4- Toronto-Terry Gray
5- Montreal- Bob Beckett
6- Chicago- Marc Boileau

Round 4

1- Boston- Charlie Holmes
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1960-61

Round One (territorial)

1- Toronto- Dave Keon (Top rookie)
2- Boston- Bruce Gamble
3- Montreal- Bobby Rousseau (top rookie next season)
4- New York- Dave Balon
5- Chicago- Reg Fleming
6- Detroit- Parker MacDonald

Round Two

1- Toronto- Bob Nevin
2- Boston- Gilles Tremblay
3- Montreal- Howie Young
4- New York- Cesare Maniago
5- Chicago- Bruce MacGregor
6- Detroit- Orland Kurtenbach

Round Three

1- Toronto- Don Johns
2- Boston- Floyd Smith
3- Montreal- Pat Hannigan
4- New York- Allan Johnson
5- New York (Chicago)- Gerry Odrowski
6- Detroit- Willie O'Ree

Round Four

1- Toronto- Gerry Ouellette
2- Boston- Claude Laforge
3- Montreal-John Macmillan
4- New York-Len Ronson
5- Chicago- Gerry McNamara
6- Detroit- no picks left
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1959-60

Round One (territorial)

1- Toronto- Ted Hampson
2- New York- Ken Schinkel
3- Boston- Dallas Smith
4- Detroit- Murray Oliver (Top rookie)
5- Montreal-J.C Tremblay
6- Chicago- Stan Mikita

Round Two

1- Toronto- Bill Hay
2- New York- Murray Balfour
3- Boston- Bill Hicke
4- Detroit- Aut Erickson
5- Montreal- Val Fonteyne 
6- New York (Chicago)- Gerry Melnyk

Round Three

1- Toronto- Irv Spencer
2- New York- Dick Meissner
3- Boston- Brian Smith
4- Detroit- Dennis Riggin
5- Montreal- Duke Edmundsen
6- Chicago- Robert Kabel

Round Four

1- Toronto- Mel Pearson
2- New York- pass
3- Boston- Don Ward
4- Detroit- Art Stratton
5- Montreal- Len Haley 
6- Chicago- pass
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1958-59

Round One (territorial)

1- Boston- Larry Leach
2- Toronto- Carl Brewer
3- New York- Eddie Shack
4- Chicago- John McKenzie
5- Montreal- Ralph Backstrom
6- Detroit- Charlie Burns

Round Two

1- Boston- Earl Ingarfield
2- Toronto- Ab Mcdonald
3- New York- Albert Langlois
4- Chicago- Gerry Ehman
5- Montreal- John Hanna
6- Detroit- Noel Price

Round Three

1- Boston- Len Lunde (Top rookie)
2- Toronto- Jim Bartlett
3- New York- pass
4- Chicago- Howie Glover
5- Montreal- Jack Bownass
6- Detroit- pass

Round Four

1- Boston- pass
2- Toronto- Lou Marcon
3- New York- pass
4- Chicago- Les Colwill
5- Montreal-pass
6- Detroit- pass
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1957-58

Round One (territorial):

1- New York- Marcel Paille
2- Chicago- Bobby Hull (Top rookie)
3- Toronto- Frank Mahovlich
4- Montreal- Gene Achtymichuk
5- Boston- Norm Johnson
6- Detroit- Pete Goegan

Round Two:

1- New York-Carl Boone
2- Chicago- Don Poile
3- Toronto-  Gordon Strate
4- Montreal- Tom McCarthy
5- Boston- Cummy Burton
6- Detroit- no picks left
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1956-57

Round One (territorial):

1- Chicago- Moose Vasko
2- Boston- Larry Regan (Top rookie)
3- New York-Gerry Foley
4- Toronto- Bob Pulford
5- Detroit- Billy McNeill
6- Montreal- Phil Goyette
 
Round Two:

1- Chicago- Bob Baun
2- Boston- Andre Pronovost
3- New York- Al MacNeil
4- Toronto- Forbes Kennedy
5- Detroit- Ron Ingram
6- Montreal- Ian Cushenan
 
Round Three:

1- Chicago- Gary Aldcorn
2- Boston- Jack Caffery
3- New York- Mike Nykoluk
4- Toronto- Barry Cullen
5- Detroit- Eddie Kachur
6- Montreal-Dale Anderson
 
Round Four:

1- Chicago- Ed Chadwick - drop Al Rollins
2- Boston- Al Rollins
3- New York- pass
4- Toronto- Bob Beckett
5- Detroit- Don Simmons
6- Montreal- Bruce Cline
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1955-56

Round One (territorial)

1- New York- Andy Hebenton
2- Montreal- Henri Richard (Top rookie)
3- Toronto- Dick Duff
4- Chicago- Pierre Pilote
5- Boston- Orval Tessier
6- Detroit- John Bucyk
 
Round Two

1- New York- Norm Ullman
2- Montreal- Jean Guy Talbot
3- Toronto- Glenn Hall (release Al Rollins)
4- Chicago- Claude Provost
5- Boston- Bob Perrault
6- Detroit- Bronco Horvath
 
Round Three
1- New York- Hank Ciesla
2- Montreal- Bill Harris
3- Toronto- Bob Turner
4- Chicago- Jean-Guy Gendron
5- Boston- Gerry James
6- Detroit- Hec LaLande
 
Round Four

1- New York- Marc Reaume
2- Montreal- Jack Bionda
3- Toronto- Ron Hurst
4- Chicago- Al Rollins
5- Boston- Jim Bartlett
6- Detroit- pass
 
Round Five
1- New York- pass
2- Montreal- Aldo Guidolin
3- Toronto- Lionel Heinrich
4- Chicago- Norm Corcoran
5- Boston- Eddie Panagabko
6- Detroit- pass
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1954-55

Round One- Territorial

1- New York-Lou Fontinato
2- Chicago- Ed Litzenberger
3- Toronto- Parker MacDonald
4- Montreal (New York) (Montreal)-Charlie Hodge
5- Boston- Don McKenny (Top rookie)
6- Detroit- Larry Hillman
 
Round Two

1- New York-Don Marshall
2- Chicago- Larry Popein
3- Toronto- Larry Cahan
4- New York (Montreal)-Brian Cullen
5- Boston- Jack Leclair
6- Detroit- Gord Hollingworth
 
Round Three

1- New York- Vic Howe
2- Chicago- Hank Bassen
3- Toronto- John Henderson
4- Montreal- Lee Fogolin
5- Boston- pass
6- Detroit- Bill McCreary

Round Four

1- Chicago- Ray Frederick
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1953-54

Round One (territorial)

1- New York- Johnny Bower
2- Toronto- Bob Bailey
3- Boston- Doug Mohns
4- Montreal-Jean Beliveau
5- Chicago- Ken Wharram
6- Detroit- Earl Reibel (Top rookie)
 
Round Two

1- Montreal- Jacques Plante (cut Jim Henry)
2- Toronto-Camille Henry
3- Boston- Al Arbour
4- Montreal-Bill Dineen
5- Chicago- Eddie Mazur
6- Detroit- Ike Hildebrand
 
Round Three

1- New  York (Montreal (New York)-Ivan Irwin
2- Toronto- Bob Chrystal
3- Boston- Murray Costello
4- Montreal- Ray Gariepy
5- Chicago- Jim Henry (goalie must be picked)
6- Detroit- Earl Balfour
 
Round Four

1- New York-Lorne Davis
2- Toronto- Glen Sonmor
3- Boston- Billy Dea
4- Montreal- Gerry McNeil (required cut by Chicago)
5- Chicago- Fred Saskamoose
6- Detroit- Keith Allen
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1952-53

Round One (territorial)
 
1- New York- Gump Worsley
2- Boston- Jerry Toppazzini
3- Toronto- Tim Horton
4- Montreal- no territorial players
5- Chicago- Pete Conacher
6- Detroit- Marcel Bonin
 
Round Two

1- New York- Andy Bathgate
2- Boston- Harry Howell
3- Toronto- Leo Boivin
4- Montreal- Dean Prentice
5- Montreal- Ron Stewart (Top rookie)
6- Chicago- Eric Nesterenko
7- Detroit- Ron Murphy
 
Round Three

1- New York- Warren Godfrey
2- Boston- Bob Armstrong
3- Toronto- Gord Hannigan
4- New York (Montreal)- Neil Strain
5- Chicago- Frank Martin
6- Detroit- Larry Wilson
 
Round Four

1- New York- Jim Hay
2- Boston- Lou Jankowski
3- Toronto- Jack Price
4- New York (Montreal)-George Senick
5- Chicago- Bill Folk
6- Detroit- no picks left
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1951-52

Round One (territorial)-

1- New York- Wally Hergesheimer
2- Boston- Leo Labine
3- Chicago- Fred Hucul
4- Montreal- Dickie Moore
5- Toronto- George Armstrong
6- Detroit- Alex Delvecchio

Round Two- 

1- New York- Red Sullivan
2- Boston-  Jack McIntyre
3- Chicago-  Dollard St. Laurent
4- Montreal- Hy Buller (Top rookie)
5- Toronto- Benny Woit
6- Detroit- Real Chevrefils

Round Three- 

1- New York- Johnny Wilson
2- Boston- Dick Gamble
3- Chicago- Herb Dickenson
4- Montreal- Jack Stoddard
5- Toronto- Jim Ross
6- Detroit- Bob Solinger

Round Four- 

1- New York- Steve Witiuk
2- Boston- Larry Zeidel
3- Chicago- Sid Finney
4- Montreal-Steve Hrymnak
5- Toronto- Ray Barry
6- Detroit- no players left
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1950-51

Round One (territorial):


1- New York-Reg Sinclair 
2- Toronto- Al Rollins
3- Boston- Lorne Ferguson
4- Montreal-Bernie Geoffrion
5- Detroit- Marcel Pronovost
6- Chicago- Ray Powell

Round Two:

1- New York-Tom Johnson 
2- Toronto- Danny Lewicki
3- Boston- Jack Evans
4- Montreal- Bud Macpherson (Top rookie)
5- Detroit- Glen Skov
6- Chicago- Hugh Bolton

Round Three:

1- New York-Vern Kaiser
2- Toronto- Gord Fashoway
3- Boston- Clare Raglan
4- Montreal- Steve Kraftcheck
5- Detroit- Max Quackenbush
6- Chicago- Paul Meger

Round Four:

1- New York-Paul Masnick
2- Toronto- Ross Lowe
3- Boston- Bob Hassard
4- Montreal- Hugh Coflin
5- Detroit- Ed Reigle
6- Chicago- pass

Round Five:

1- New York- Claude Robert
2- Toronto- pass
3- Boston- Frank King
4- Montreal- Marcel Pelletier
5- Detroit- pass
6- Chicago- pass
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1949-50

Round One (territorial)

1- New York-Gus Kyle
2- Boston- Phil Maloney
3- Toronto- Rudy Migay
4- Montreal-Floyd Curry
5- Detroit- Terry Sawchuk
6- Chicago- Vic Stasiuk
              
Round Two
              
1- New York-Calum MacKay
2- Boston- Jack Lancien
3- Toronto- John McCormack
4- Montreal-Bobby Dawes
5- Detroit- Steve Black
6- Chicago- Fred Glover

Round Three
              
1- New York-Sam Bettio
2- Boston- Jackie McLeod
3- Toronto- Bing Juckes
4- Montreal-pass
5- Detroit- pass
6- Chicago- Eddie Leier
              
Round Four
              
1- New York- Gilles Dube
2- New York- Bert Hirschfield
3- New York- Don Smith
4- New York- Arnie KUllman
5- New York- Chick Webster
6- New York- Jack Miller
7- New York- James Bedard
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1948-49

Round One (territorial pick):

1- Nyr- Allan Stanley (Top rookie)
2- Bos- Dave Creighton
3- Chi- Bert Olmstead
4- Det- Lee Fogolin
5- Mtl- Gerry Plamondon
6- Tor- Tod Sloan

Round Two:

1- Det (Nyr)- Nick Mickoski
2- Bos- Fleming Mackell
3- Chi- Ed Kryzanowski
4- Det- Dunc Fisher
5- Mtl-Pentti Lund
6- Tor- Clint Albright

Round Three:

1- Nyr- Harry Taylor
2- Bos- Ray Timgren
3- Chi- Enio Sclisizzi
4- Det- Zellio Toppazzini
5- Chi (Mtl)- Jack Gordon
6- Tor- Frank Mathers

Round Four:

1- Nyr-Tod Campeau
2- Bos- Cliff Thompson
3- Chi- George Robertson
4- Det- Wes Trainor
5- Mtl-Jack Gelineau (Top rookie next season)
6- Tor- Pass
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1947-48

Round One (territorial)
 
1- New York-Don Raleigh
2- Detroit- Red Kelly
3- Toronto- Sid Smith
4- Boston- Johnny Peirson
5- Chicago- Metro Prystai
6- Montreal-Doug Harvey
 
Round Two
 
1- New York-Ed Kullman
2- Detroit- Jim McFadden (Top rookie)
3- Toronto- Paul Ronty
4- Boston- Ed Sandford
5- Chicago- Pete Babando
6- Montreal-Marty Pavelich
 
Round Three
 
1- New York- Fred Shero
2- Detroit- Rip Riopelle
3- Toronto- Ed Slowinski
4- Boston- Don Morrison
5- Chicago- Gerry McNeil
6- Montreal-Norm Dussault
 
Round Four
 
1- New York-Ed Harrison
2- Detroit- Jacques Locas
3- Toronto- PASS
4- Boston- Wally Wilson
5- Chicago- Rod Morrison
6- Montreal-Max McNab
 
Round Five 
 
1- Chicago- Doug Jackson
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1946-47

Round One (territorial pick)

1- Detroit- Gordie Howe
2- Toronto- Jimmy Thomson
3- Montreal-Leo Gravelle (Top rookie)
4- Boston- Fern Flaman
5- Chicago- Bill Gadsby
6- New York- Joe Bell

Round Two
1- Detroit- Gus Mortson
2- Boston (Toronto)- Howie Meeker 
3- Montreal-Bill Barilko
4- Boston- Leo Reise
5- Chicago- Joe Klukay
6- New York-Vic Lynn

Round Three
1- Detroit- Roger Leger
2- Toronto- Doug McCaig
3- Montreal-Ralph Nattrass
4- Boston- Pat Lundy
5- Chicago- Al Dewsbury
6- New York-Frank Ashworth 


Round Four
1- Detroit- Garth Boesch
2- Toronto- Mark Marquess
3- Montreal-Jack Jackson
4- Boston- Jean Lamirande
5- Chicago- Lloyd Doran
6- New York- Emile Francis
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1945-46

Round One (territorial picks)
 
1- Toronto- Ernie Dickens
2- Chicago- George Gee (Top rookie)
3- Boston- Murray Henderson
4- Detroit- Jim Conacher
5- New York-Edgar Laprade
6- Montreal- Billy Reay
 
Round Two
 
1- Toronto- Cal Gardner
2- Chicago-Jimmy Peters
3- Boston- Tony Leswick
4- Detroit- Church Russell
5- New York- Bill Shill
6- Montreal- Eddie Wares
 
Round Three (if needed, 4 players left)
 
1- Toronto- Mike McMahon
2- Chicago- Gerry Couture
3- Boston- pass
4- Detroit- Hal Laycoe
5- New York- pass
6- Montreal- Rene Trudell
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1944-45

Round One (territorial pick)
 
1- Toronto- Bill Ezinicki
2- Boston- Ken Smith
3- Chicago- Pete Horeck
4- New York- Bill Moe
5- Montreal- Frank Eddols
6- Detroit (Cup winner)- Ted Lindsay
 
Round Two
 
1- Toronto- Pete Backor
2- Boston- Harry Lumley
3- Chicago- Frank McCool
4- New York- Steve Wojiechowski (Top rookie)
5- Montreal- Eddie Bruneteau
6- Detroit- Harvey Bennett
 
Round Three
 
1- Toronto- Walt Atanas
2- Boston- Jud McAtee
3- Chicago- Armand Gaudreault
4- New York- Frank  Mario
5- Montreal- Fred Hunt
6- Detroit- Russ Brayshaw
 
Round Four
 
1- Toronto- Bill Cupolo
2- Boston- Doug Stevenson
3- Chicago- Gino Rozzini
4- New York- Jean Paul Gladu
5- Montreal- Lude Check
6- Detroit- Harvey Fraser
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1943-44

Round One

 
1- Boston- Norm Calladine
2- New York- Ab Demarco
3- Toronto- Ted Kennedy
4- Chicago- Hec Highton
5- Detroit- Connie Dion
6- Montreal- Bill Durnan (drops Bert Gardiner) (Top rookie)
 
Round Two
 
1- Boston- Gus Bodnar
2- New York-Elwin Morris
3- Toronto- Bob Fillion
4- Chicago- Fern Gauthier
5- Detroit- Benny Grant
6- Montreal-Bob Dill
 
Round Three
 
1- Boston- Bert Gardiner
2- New York-Tom O'Neill
3- Toronto- George Boothman
4- Chicago- Mike McMahon
5- Detroit- Guy Labrie
6- Montreal- Johnny Ingoldsby
 
Round Four
 
1- Boston- Fern Majeau
2- New York-Oscar Aubuchon
3- Toronto- Jack A. McDonald
4- Chicago- Don Webster
5- Detroit- Jack Dyte
6- Montreal- Alan Rittinger
 
Round Five
 
1- Boston- Ross Johnstone
2- New York- Russ Kopak
3- Toronto- Aldo Palazzari
4- Chicago- Chuck Scherza
5- Detroit- Moose Sherritt
6- Montreal- Frank Bennett
 
Round Six
 
1- Boston- Tom Dewar
2- New York- Jack Toupin
3- Toronto- Tom Brennan
4- Chicago- Vic Heyliger
5- Detroit- John Wilkinson
6- Montreal- Don Campbell

Round Seven

1- Boston- pass
2- New York- pass
3- Toronto- Ken McCauley
4- Chicago- pass
5- Detroit- pass
6- Montreal- Nakina Smith
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1942-43

Round One (territorial pick):

 
1- Chicago(10)- Fido Purpur
2- Montreal (11)- Maurice Richard 
3- Detroit (17)(cut)- Bill Quackenbush (cut Charlie Sands)
4- Boston (10)- Bep Guidolin
5- Toronto (10)- Gaye Stewart
6- New York (Eight) – Gus Mancuso
 
Round Two:
 
1- Chicago- Glen Harmon
2- Montreal- Leo Lamoureux
3- Detroit (cut)- Vic Myles (cut Connie Brown)
4- Boston- Bud Poile (Top rookie)
5- Toronto- Red Mitchell
6- New York-Don Gallinger
 
Round Three:
 
1- Chicago- John Mahaffy
2- Montreal-Joe Shack
3- Detroit (cut)- pass
4- Boston- Jack Hamilton
5- Toronto- Gord Davidson
6- New York-Cully Simon
 
Round Four:
 
1- Chicago- George Johnston
2- Montreal- Jack McLean
3- Detroit (cut)- pass
4- Boston-  Bob Copp
5- Toronto-Aud Tuten
6- New York-Bob Kirkpatrick
 
Round Five:
 
1- Chicago- Bill Beveridge
2- Montreal- Alex Smart
3- Detroit (cut)- pass
4- Boston- Bill Gooden
5- Toronto- Jack Forsey
6- New York-Red Garrett
Round Six:
 
1- Chicago- Jimmy Franks
2- Montreal (cut)- pass
3- Detroit (cut)- pass
4- Boston- pass
5- Toronto- Scotty Cameron
6- New York- Jackie Schmidt
 
Round Seven:
 
1- Chicago (cut)- pass
2- Montreal (cut)- pass
3- Detroit (cut)- pass
4- Boston (cut)- pass
5- Toronto (cut)- pass
6- New York- Joe Matte
 
Round Eight:
 
1- Chicago (cut)- pass
2- Montreal (cut)- pass
3- Detroit (cut)- pass
4- Boston (cut)- pass
5- Toronto (cut)-
6- New York- Rhys Thomson
 
Round Nine (if any players left):
 
1- Chicago (cut)-
2- Montreal (cut)- pass
3- Detroit (cut)- pass
4- Boston (cut)- pass
5- Toronto (cut)- pass
6- New York (cut)- Les Douglas (cut Frank Boucher)
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1941-42

Round One (territorial): 

1- New York- Bill Juzda 
2- Chicago- Bill Mosienko 
3- Detroit- Adam Brown 
4- Boston- Jack McGill 
5- Montreal- Butch Bouchard 
6- Toronto- Bob Goldham 

Round Two: 

1- New York- Grant Warwick 
2- Chicago- Harry Watson 
3- Detroit- Buddy O’Connor 
4- Boston- Ken Mosdell 
5- Montreal-Alex Kaleta 
6- Toronto- Alan Kuntz

Round Three: 

1- New York- Pete Morin
2- Chicago- Gerry Heffernan
3- Detroit- Clare Martin
4- Boston- John McCreedy (Top rookie)
5- Montreal- Nick Knott
6- Toronto- Eddie Bush 

Round Four: 

1- New York- Fred Thurier
2- Chicago- Pat McReavy
3- Detroit- Andy Branigan
4- Boston-  Bunny Dame
5- Montreal- Jim Henry
6- Toronto-pass
 
Round Five:

1- New York-Hub Macey 
2- Chicago- Joe Krol
3- Detroit- pass
4- Boston-  Norm Burns
5- Montreal- Norm Tustin
6- Toronto- pass
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1940-41

Round One (territorial)

1- New York- no territorial players
2- Detroit- Johnny Mowers (Top rookie)
3- Toronto- Don Metz
4- Boston- Terry Reardon
5- Montreal- Elmer Lach
6- Chicago- Max Bentley

Round Two

1- New York- Ken Reardon
2- New York (compensation pick)- Joe Benoit
3- Detroit- Joe Carveth
4- Toronto- Norm Larson
5- Boston – John Mariucci
6- Montreal- Bert Gardiner
7- Chicago- Chuck Rayner (drops Earl Robertson)

Round Three

1- New York- John Quilty
2- Detroit- Bill Jennings
3- Toronto- Dave MacKay
4- Boston- Tony Graboski
5- Toronto (Montreal)- Bill Benson
6- Chicago- Jack "John" Adams

Round Four

1- New York-Paul Bibeault
2- Detroit- Alex Singbush
3- Toronto- Peanuts O'Flaherty
4- Boston- Fred Hunt
5- Montreal-Peter Slobodian
6- Chicago-Ralph Wycherley

Round Five

1- New York-Earl Robertson
2- Detroit- Sam LoPresti
3- Toronto- Gordon Bruce
4- Boston- pass
5- Montreal- Bob Whitelaw
6- Chicago- Lex Chisholm
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1939-40

Round One (territorial pick) 

1- Toronto- Billy Taylor 
2- New York-Alf Pike 
3- Detroit- Don Grosso 
4- Montreal- Tony Demers 
5- Chicago-Doug Bentley 
6- Boston- no territorial players available 

Round Two 

1- Toronto- Pat Egan 
2- New York- Paul Goodman (Top rookie)
3- Detroit- Wally Stanowski 
4- Montreal- Hank Goldup 
5- Chicago- Kilby MacDonald 
6- Boston- John Chad 
7- Boston (compensation)- Ken Kilrea 

Round Three 

1- Toronto- Jack Church 
2- New York- Bill Carse 
3- Detroit- Pete Langelle 
4- Montreal-Bob Carse 
5- Chicago- Phil Hergesheimer 
6- Boston- Joe Fisher 

Round Four (if needed) 

1- Toronto- Don Deacon 
2- New York- Les Cunningham 
3- Detroit- Connie Brown 
4- Montreal- Butch McDonald
5- Chicago- pass
6- Boston- pass 
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1938-39

Round One (territorial pick)

1- Montreal- Bill Summerhill
2- Chicago- no territorial pick
3- Detroit- Sid Abel
4- Toronto- Red Heron
5- Boston- Frank Brimsek (cuts Tiny Thompson) (Top rookie)
6- New York- Muzz Patrick

Round Two

1- Montreal- Roy Conacher
2- Chicago- Blackjack Stewart
3- Chicago- Jack Crawford (compensation for having no territorial pick)-
4- Detroit- Tiny Thompson (cut Mike Karakas)
5- Toronto- Wilf Field
6- Boston- George Allen
7- New York-Gus Giesebrecht

Round Three 
 
1- Montreal- Mike Karakas
2- Chicago- Jack Shewchuk
3- Detroit- Larry Molyneaux
4- Toronto-Buck Jones
5- Boston- pass
6- New York- Claude Bourque
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1937-38

Round One (territorial) 

1- Boston- Bobby Bauer (Top rookie)
2- Toronto (Montreal)- Red Goupille 
3- Toronto- Murray Armstrong 
4- New York- Bryan Hextall 
5- Chicago- Cully Dahlstrom 
6- Detroit- Carl Liscombe 

Round Two 

1- Boston- Clint Smith 
2- Montreal- Eddie  Wares
3- Toronto- Red Hamill
4- New York- Murph Chamberlain
5- Chicago- Earl Robertson (Normie Smith dropped now an FA)
6- Detroit- Mel Hill

Round Three 

1- Boston- Dutch Hiller
2- Montreal- Normie Smith
3- Toronto- Bingo Kampman
4- New York- Des Smith
5- Chicago- pass
6- Detroit- George Parsons

Round Four
 
1-Boston- pass
2- Montreal- Virgil Johnson
3- Toronto- pass
4- New York- pass
5- Chicago- pass
6- Detroit- Gus Mancuso
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1936-37

Round One (territorial pick)
 
1- Montreal- Rob Lorrain
2- Toronto- Turk Broda
3- Chicago- Harold Jackson
4- New York-Neil Colville
5- Boston- Milt Schmidt
6- Detroit- Jimmy Orlando

Round Two:

1- Montreal- Syl Apps (Top rookie)
2- Toronto- Gordie Drillon
3- Chicago- Woody Dumart
4- New York- Joe Cooper
5- Boston- Ray Getliffe
6- Detroit- Paul Runge

Round Three:

1- Montreal- Jimmy Fowler
2- Toronto- Pass
3- Chicago- George Brown
4- New York- Pass
5- Boston- Pass
6- Detroit- Pass
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1935-36

Round One (territorial pick): 

1- Montreal-Joffre Desilets 
2- New York- Babe Pratt 
3- Toronto- Reg Hamilton 
4- Detroit (Chicago)- Mike Karakas (Top rookie)
5- Boston- Alex Motter 
6-Detroit- Mud Bruneteau 

Round Two: 

1- Montreal- Phil Watson 
2- New York- Bob Davidson 
3- Toronto- Alex Shibicky 
4- Chicago- Mac Colville 
5- Boston- Polly Drouin 
6-Detroit- Bill Beveridge 

Round Three: 

1- Montreal- Bill Miller
2- New York- pass
3- Toronto- Norm Locking
4- Chicago- Charley Mason
5- Boston- pass 
6-Detroit- pass
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1934-35

Round One- Territorial pick 

1- Montreal-Jack Mcgill 
2- Boston- Jack Shill 
3- Chicago- Art Wiebe 
4- Detroit- Bucko McDonald 
5- Montreal (New York)- Lynn Patrick
6- Toronto- Art Jackson 

Round Two 

1- Montreal- Bill Cowley
2- Boston- Sweeney Schriner (Top rookie)
3- Chicago- Nick Metz
4- Detroit- Toe Blake
5- New York- Pep Kelly
6- Toronto- Tom Anderson

Round Three 

1- Montreal- Pete Kelly
2- Boston- pass
3- Chicago- pass
4- Detroit- Tony Savage
5- New York- pass
6- Toronto- Bert Connelly
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1933-34

Round One (Territorial picks)

1- Chicago- Louis Trudel
2- Montreal- Jack Portland
3- New York- Lorne Carr
4- Detroit- Fred Robertson 
5- Boston- Jim O’Neill
6- Toronto- Buzz Boll
 
Round Two

1- Chicago- Flash Hollett
2- Montreal- Herbert Cain
3- New York- Russ Blinco
4- Detroit- Charlie Sands
5- Boston- Max Kaminsky
6- Toronto- Al Murray (Top rookie)

Round Three

1- Chicago- Jerry Shannon
2- Montreal- Bill Kendall
3- New York- Irv Frew
4- Detroit- Red Conn
5- Boston- Ralph Bowman
6- Toronto- John Doran

Round Four

1- Chicago- pass
2- Montreal- pass
3- New York- pass
4- Detroit- Jack Riley
5- Boston- pass
6- Toronto-pass

Round Five

1- Chicago- pass
2- Montreal- pass
3- New York- pass
4- Detroit- Hal Picketts
5- Boston- pass
6- Toronto-pass
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1932-33

Round One (territorial)
 
1- Boston- Orville Heximer
2- New York- Gordon Pettinger
3- Chicago- Bill Mackenzie
4- Detroit- Eddie Wiseman
5- Montreal- Gizzy Hart
6- Toronto- Bill Thoms
 
Round Two 

1- Boston- Don McFadyen (Top rookie)
2- New York-Carl Voss
3- Chicago- Walter Buswell
4- Detroit- Gus Marker
5- Montreal- Dede Klein
6- Toronto- Ken Doraty
 
Round Three
 
1- Boston- Walter Jackson
2- New York- Ossie Asmundson
3- Chicago- Andy Aitkenhead
4- Detroit- Ron Martin
5- Montreal- Desse Roche
6- Toronto- pass
 
Round Four
 
1- Boston- Wilf Starr
2- New York- pass
3- Chicago- pass
4- Detroit- Gus Forslund
5- Montreal- pass
6- Toronto- pass
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1931-32 

Round 1 (territorial pick)

1- Chicago- Art Coulter
2- Boston- Eddie Burke
3- New York- Earl Siebert
4- Montreal- Art Lesieur
5- Toronto- no pick
6- Detroit- Doug Young (Top rookie)

Round 2 

1- Chicago- Normie Smith
2- Boston- Ott Heller
3- New York- Doug Brennan
4- Montreal- Earl Roche
5- Toronto- Lorne Duguid
6- Detroit- Jackie Keating

Round 3 

1- Chicago- Percy Jackson
2- Boston- Roy Burmister
3- New York- Bud Cook
4- Montreal- Yip Foster
5- Toronto- pass
6- Detroit- Jack McVicar
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1930-31

Round One (territorial picks)
 
1- Chicago- Doc Romnes
2- Detroit- John Sorrell
3- Boston- Art Chapman
4- New York- Joe Jerwa
5- Montreal- Johnny Gagnon (Top rookie)
6- Toronto- Bob Gracie
 
Round Two
 
1- Chicago- Dave Kerr
2- Detroit- Cecil Dillon
3- Boston- Red Beattie
4- New York- Wilf Cude
5- Montreal- Alex Levinsky
6- Toronto- Bill Regan

Round Three
 
1- Chicago- Bert McInenly
2- Detroit- John Gallagher
3- Boston- Vernon Ayres
4- New York- Vic Desjardins
5- Montreal- Frank Carson
6- Toronto- PASS
 
Round Four
 
1- Chicago- Tommy Filmore
2- Detroit- Stan McCabe
3- Boston- Stewart Evans
4- New York- Paul Haynes
5- Montreal- Albert Hughes 
6- Toronto- PASS
 
Round Five
 
1- Chicago- Frank Peters
2- Detroit- Glen Brydson
3- Boston- Roger Jenkins
4- New York-
5- Montreal- PASS
6- Toronto- PASS
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1928-29

Round 1 (territorial pick):
 
1- Chicago- Johnny Gottselig
2- Boston- Tiny Thompson (Top rookie)
3- New York- Myles Lane
4- Detroit- Herbie Lewis
5- Toronto-Joe Primeau
6- Montreal- Georges Mantha
 
Round 2
 
1- Chicago- Cooney Weiland
2- Boston- Andy Blair
3- New York-Bob Connors
4- Detroit- Mush March
5- Toronto- Red Horner
6- Montreal- Baldy Northcott
 
  
Round 3
 
1- Chicago- George Owen
2- Boston- Vic Ripley
3- New York- George Home
4- Toronto (Detroit)- Flat Walsh
5- Toronto- Dave Trottier
6- Montreal- Armand Mondou
 
Round 4
 
1- Chicago- Rosie Couture
2- Boston- Earl Robinson
3- New York- Sparky Vail
4- Detroit- Gerry Carson
5- Toronto-  Jesse Spring
6- Montreal- Val Hoffinger
 
Round 5
 
1- Chicago- Dolly Dolson
2- Boston- Len Grosvenor
3- New York- Ralph Taylor
4- Detroit- Hal (Henry) Hicks
5- Toronto- pass
6- Montreal- Eric Pettinger
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1927-28

Round 1 (territorial pick):

1- Toronto- Gerry Lowery
2- Chicago- Cy Wentworth
3- Detroit- Larry Aurie (Top rookie)
4- Boston- Dit Clapper
5- Montreal- Charlie Langois   
6- New York- Alex Gray
 
Round 2
 
1- Toronto- Dutch Gainor
2- Chicago- Joe Lamb
3- Detroit- Marty Burke
4- Boston- Jimmy Ward
5- Montreal- Bill Touhey
6- New York- Herb Drury    
 
Round 3
 
1- Toronto- Charlie Gardiner
2- Chicago- Joe Miller
3- Toronto (Detroit)- Rodger Smith
4- Boston- Art Smith
5- Montreal- Nick Wasnie
6- New York- Alex Smith
 
Round 4
 
1- Toronto- Beattie Ramsey
2- Chicago- Vernon "Jake" Forbes
3- Detroit- Leo Reise
4- Boston- Happy Emms
5- Montreal- Harry Connor
6- New York- Clarence Boucher
 
Round 5
 
1- Toronto- Patsy Callighen
2- Chicago- Duke McCurry
3- Detroit- Al Shields
4- Boston- Leo Gaudreault
5- Montreal- Earl Miller
6- New York- Alex McKinnon
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1926-27

Round 1

1. Detroit- Nels Stewart
2. Toronto- King Clancy
3. Chicago- Lionel Conacher
4. Boston- Buck Boucher
5. New York- Billy Burch
6. Montreal- Frank Finnigan

Round 2

1. Detroit- Hec Kilrea
2. Toronto-Hooley Smith
3. Chicago- Red Dutton
4. Boston- Hib Milks
5. New York-Punch Broadbent
6. Montreal- Babe Siebert

Round 3

1. Detroit- Alec Connell
2. Toronto- Clint Benedict
3. Chicago- Baldy Cotton
4. Boston- Roy Worters
5. New York- Cy Denneny
6. Montreal- Normie Himes
 
Round 4

1. Detroit- Frank Nighbor
2. Toronto- Pete Bellefeille
3. Chicago- Harrold Darragh
4. Boston- Merlyn Phillips
5. New York-Joe Simpson
6. Montreal- Red Green

Round 5

1. Detroit- Dunc Munro
2. Toronto-Johnny McKinnon
3. Chicago- Reg Noble
4. Boston- Tex White
5. New York- Mickey Roach
6. Montreal- pass
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