The first player of the board in Round 2 was among the remarkable players selected during the day 2 of the 2025 NHL draft in Los Angeles, Los Angeles.
The second day actually landed for a historic beginning, as Wang NHL became the most draft prepared Chinese -born players in history when San Jose Shark took him with the top selection of round 2 (number 33 total).
“Coming from China, I hope I can inspire a lot of children,” Wang said, expressing interest in continuing the game in his country in future.
To not go ahead, Australia set their records when the Swedish National – and Australian -born – Jacob IHS Wozniaq was selected by Vegas Golden Nights to a total of 55th position, the most Australian -birth player.
Seattle Crackon took Black Fideller to Admonton Oil Kings (WHL) at number 36, continuing a family NHL tradition. Played in the Games for his father, Vernon, Nashville hunters, Arizona Koyots, Dallas Stars and New Jersey Devils from 2002-17.
In a similar vein, Anahem Duck chose Marcus Nilson’s son Eric Nilson at number 45. Elder Nilson skating for 521 career games with Florida Panthers and Calgary Flames.
Pyotr Andreyanov 2021 (Columbus from No. 20) After becoming the first goalkeeper in the first round and then Joshua Revennebergen followed him in number 30 (San Jose), two more goalkeepers for the first time since 2014. Alexi Medvedev at number 47.
Three teams made their first selections of the entire draft in the third round. Colorado avalanche submerged Defenseman Francesco Delsalas at number 77, Edmonton Olers wrote the Tommy Laughter on number 83, and the stars took the Cameron Schmary Cameron Camel on number 94.
Thomas Vanak’s son, Blake Vanek, went to Ottawa Senators at number 93. Elder Vanak Buffalo Sabers was the first round, played at 1,029 career NHL Games.
The Panthers, the last team, chose their first player in the fourth round, Mads Kongsbak Clevo, who was a leftist, who went to number 112 in total.
In the seventh round, the last player, who went out of the board at number 224, was also taken by goalkeeper Yigor Medaluk Florida from Russia.
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