Minnesotans taken in the NHL draft in Nashville on Wednesday and Thursday, with hometown, last year's team, and college commitment:
The complete list of every Minnesotan selected in the 2023 NHL draft
Oliver Moore and Charlie Stramel, first-round picks on Wednesday, top the group of 16 selections from the state.
June 29, 2023 at 11:02PM
First round
19th, Chicago: Oliver Moore, F, Mounds View, USNTDP, Minnesota
Second round
49th, New York Rangers: Danny Nelson, F, Maple Grove, USNTDP, Notre Dame
63rd, Florida: Gracyn Sawchyn, F, Chaska, Seattle (WHL)
Third round
66th, Columbus: William Whitelaw, F, Rosemount, Youngstown (USHL), Wisconsin
81st, Arizona: Tanner Ludtke, F, Elko, Lincoln (USHL) Nebraska Omaha
Fourth round
115th, Tampa Bay: Jayson Shaugabay, F, Warroad, Warroad HS, Minnesota Duluth
118th, Los Angeles: Hampton Slukynsky, G, Warroad, Warroad HS, Northern Michigan
124th, Boston: Beckett Hendrickson, F, Minnetonka, USNTDP, Minnesota
Fifth round
132nd, San Jose: Eric Pohlkamp, D, Brainerd, Cedar Rapids (USHL), Bemidji State
149th, Wild: Aaron Pionk, D, Hermantown, Waterloo (USHL), Minnesota Duluth
154th, New Jersey: Chase Cheslock, D, Rogers, Rogers HS, St. Thomas
Sixth round
166th, Arizona: Carsen Musser, G, Sherburn, USNTDP, Colorado College
Seventh round
193rd, Tampa Bay: Jack Harvey, F, Stacy, Chicago (USHL), Boston University
197th, Montreal: Luke Mittelstadt, D, Eden Prairie, Minnesota, Minnesota
213th, Wild: Jimmy Clark, F, Edina, Green Bay (USHL), Minnesota
The 39-year-old was a standout player at Grand Rapids and with the Gophers, and won a Stanley Cup with the Penguins in 2009.
