Has anyone seen a listing of NHL draftees taking part in the world junior tournament? I'd be curious to see which clubs have the most youngsters skating at this year's event.
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I have, but I don't remember where. It was a nice clean chart. i'm digging through my history to see if I can find it.
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It's not a full list, but it does answer your question of which organization has the most draftees playing.
I know the Thrashers have 5.
This list doesn't include the German, Belarussian, Swiss or Slovakian teams
Atlanta
Bryan Little – C – (CAN)
Andrei Zubarev – D – (RUS)
Jonas Enlund – F – (FIN)
Ondrej Pavelec – G – (CZE)
Tomas Pospisil – RW – (CZE)
Boston
Brad Marchand – C – (CAN)
Yuri Aleksandrov – D – (RUS)
Mikko Lehtonen – F – (FIN)
Vladimir Sobotka – F – (CZE)
Buffalo
Nathan Gerbe – C/LW – (USA)
Vyacheslav Buravchikov – D – (RUS)
Jhonas Enroth – G – (SWE)
Calgary
Leland Irving – G – (CAN)
Carolina
Jack Johnson – D – (USA)
Kyle Lawson – D – (USA)
Jamie McBain – D – (USA)
Jakub Vojta – D – (CZE)
Chicago
Jack Skille – RW – (USA)
Daniel Bertram – RW – (CAN)
Jonathan Toews (CAN)
Igor Makarov – C – (RUS)
Niklas Hjalmarsson – D – (SWE)
]David Kuchejda – RW – (CZE)
Colorado
Mike Carman – C – (USA)
Ryan Stoa – C/LW – (USA)
Columbus
Kris Russell – D – (CAN)
Dallas
James Neal – C/LW – (CAN)
Perttu Lindgren – F – (FIN)
Detroit
Justin Abdelkader – LW – (USA)
Darren Helm – C/LW – (CAN)
Jakub Kindl – D – (CZE)
Edmonton
Taylor Chorney – D – (USA)
Andrew Cogliano – C – (CAN)
Aleksandr Bumagin (RUS)
Fredrik Pettersson – F – (SWE)
Florida
Kenndal McArdle – LW – (CAN)
Michael Frolik – F – (CZE)
Los Angeles
Jeff Zatkoff – G – (USA)
Trevor Lewis – C – (USA)
Montreal
Carey Price – G – (CAN)]
Pavel Valentenko – D – (RUS)
Nashville
Blake Geoffrion – LW – (USA)
Cody Franson – D – (CAN)
Ryan Parent – D – (CAN)
Patric Hörnqvist – F – (SWE)
Teemu Laakso – D – (FIN)
New Jersey
Jeff Frazee – G – (USA)
Sean Zimmerman – D – (USA)
Aleksandr Vasyunov – LW – (RUS)
Alexander Sundström – F – (SWE)
Nicklas Bergfors – F – (SWE)
New York Islanders
Kyle Okposo – RW – (USA)
Ryan O'Marra – C – (CAN)
Jesse Joensuu – F – (FIN)
New York Rangers
Marc Staal – D – (CAN)
Marc-André Cliche – RW – (CAN)
Tom Pyatt – C/LW – (CAN)
Artem Anisimov – C – (RUS)
David Kveton – RW – (CZE)
Ottawa
Brian Lee – D – (USA)
Vitaly Anikeenko – D – (RUS)
Ilya Zubov – C – (RUS)
Tomas Kudelka – D – (CZE)
Philadelphia
Steve Downie – RW – (CAN)
Joonas Lehtivuori – D – (FIN)
Phoenix
Peter Mueller – C – (USA)
Anton Krysanov – F – (RUS)
Jonas Ahnelöv – D – (SWE)
Martin Hanzal – C – (CZE)
Pittsburgh
Kristopher Letang – D – (CAN)
Timo Seppänen – D – (FIN)
Tommi Leinonen – D – (FIN)
St. Louis
Erik Johnson – D – (USA)
]Alexander Hellström – D – (SWE)
Jonas Junland – D – (SWE)
Patrik Berglund – F – (SWE)
Tomas Kana – C – (CZE)
Toronto
Tuukka Rask – G – (FIN)
Leo Komarov – F – (RUS/FIN)
Vancouver
Luc Bourdon – D – (CAN)
Daniel Rahimi – D – (SWE)
Washington
Semen Varlamov – G – (RUS)
Nicklas Bäckström – C – (SWE)
]Oskar Osala – LW – (FIN)
You must add Sergei Kostittyn (BLR)to the Montreal list
You must read the beginning of my post where it says that Belarus, Germany, Switzerland and Slovakia weren't included.
Is there a way for me to edit my original post? Oh well, I'll just do the 4 countries that I've just mentioned above seperately.
Buffalo
Phillip Gogulla - F - (GER)
Felix Schütz - C - (GER)
Los Angeles
Constantin Braun - LW -(GER)
Montreal
Juraj Mikus - F - (SVK)
Sergei Kastitsyn - F - (BLR)
New York Islanders
Tomas Marcinko - C - (SVK)
New York Rangers
Tomas Zaborsky - LW -(SVK)
St. Louis
Reto Berra - G - (SUI)
Tampa Bay
Vladimir Mihalik - D -(SVK)
Marek Bartanus - RW - (SVK)
Toronto
Korbinian Holzer - D - (GER)
Vancouver
Mario Bliznak - C -(SVK)
Juraj Simek - F -(SUI/SVK)
Desdemona — I went through the entire list of 218 players the IIHF has listed for the tournament and compiled my own list, but it looks like you already had that info available. The only difference between our lists (I think) is that I've got players who have been traded, such as Rask and Johnson, with their current teams.
Yeah, I started my own lists as soon as each country made them available. I have to ask though - why did you ask for the info. if you already had it? I don't mind - as you said I had the information on hand, I just find it an odd request.
I had already put the list together by the time you responded.
I also wanted to include additional information in my list, which I'm going to use here in the near future.
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