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NHL Draft begins Friday

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The 2024 National Hockey League draft begins Friday night in Las Vegas, and the Minnesota Wild hold the 13th selection in the first round.

The first-round draft order:

1. San Jose Sharks

2. Chicago Blackhawks

3. Anaheim Ducks

4. Columbus Blue Jackets

5. Montreal Canadiens

6. Utah Hockey Club

7. Ottawa Senators

8. Seattle Kraken

9. Calgary Flames

10. New Jersey Devils

11. Buffalo Sabres

12. Philadelphia Flyers

13. Wild

14. San Jose Sharks (from Pittsburgh)

15. Detroit Red Wings

16. St. Louis Blues

17. Washington Capitals

18. Chicago Blackhawks (from Islanders)

19. Vegas Golden Knights

20. New York Islanders (from Chicago via Tampa Bay)

21. Los Angeles Kings

22. Nashville Predators

23. Toronto Maple Leafs

24. Colorado Avalanche

25. Boston Bruins (from Ottawa via Detroit via Boston)

26. Montreal Canadiens (from Winnipeg)

27. Carolina Hurricanes

28. Calgary Flames (from Vancouver)

29. Dallas Stars

30. New York Rangers

31. Anaheim Ducks (from Edmonton)

32. Philadelphia Flyers (from Florida)

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