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2025 NHL Mock Draft

Prospect Rankings updated ago | Draft Order updated after every game
Draft Order updated after every game
Some team needs are factored into the mock and simulations.
SIM LOTTERY
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Round 1
1
James Hagens
C | Boston College
5'10" 168
2006 NOV
NCAA
2
Porter Martone
RW | Mississauga
6'3" 170
2006 OCT
OHL
3
Anton Frondell
C | Djurgårdens IF
6'0" 196
2007 MAY
J20
4
Michael Misa
C/LW | Sagninaw
6'0" 174
2007 FEB
OHL
5
Ivan Ryabkin
C | MHK Dynamo Moskva
6'0" 170
2007 APR
MHL
6
Roger McQueen
F | Brandon
6'5" 190
2006 OCT
WHL
7
Logan Hensler
RD | USDP
6'2" 196
2006 OCT
NTDP
8
Matthew Schaefer
LD | Erie
6'1" 161
2007 SEP
OHL
9
Jakob Ihs-Wozniak
F | Luleå HF
6'3" 185
2007 FEB
J20
10
Charlie Trethewey
RD | USDP
6'1" 190
2007 AUG
NTDP
11
William Moore
C | USDP
6'2" 161
2007 MAR
NTDP
12
Malcolm Spence
LW | Erie
6'2" 192
2006 SEP
OHL
13
Sascha Boumedienne
LD | Youngstown
6'2" 183
2007 JAN
USHL
14
Caleb Desnoyers
C | Moncton
6'1" 163
2007 APR
QMJHL
15
Cole Reschny
F | Victoria
5'9" 161
2007 APR
WHL
16
Conrad Fondrk
C | USDP
5'11" 174
2007 JUN
NTDP
17
Luka Radivojevic
RD | Örebro HK
5'10" 161
2007 JAN
J20
18
Cullen Potter
LW | Arizona State
5'9" 161
2007 JAN
NCAA
19
Jake O'Brien
C | Brantford
6'0" 150
2007 JUN
OHL
20
Cole McKinney
C | USDP
6'0" 190
2007 MAR
NTDP
21
Bill Zonnon
LW | Rouyn-Noranda
6'2" 179
2006 OCT
QMJHL
22
Victor Eklund
LW | Djurgårdens IF
5'11" 161
2006 OCT
J20
23
Kashawn Aitcheson
LD | Barrie
6'0" 172
2006 SEP
OHL
24
Jackson Smith
LD | Tri-City
6'3" 190
2007 MAY
WHL
25
Justin Carbonneau
RW | Blainville-Boisbriand
6'1" 190
2006 NOV
QMJHL
26
Reese Hamilton
LD | Calgary
6'0" 170
2007 MAR
WHL
27
Adam Benák
C | HC Plzen
5'7" 157
2007 APR
Czech
28
Lynden Lakovic
F | Moose Jaw
6'4" 185
2006 DEC
WHL
29
L.J. Mooney
RW | USDP
5'7" 150
2007 MAR
NTDP
30
Milton Gästrin
C/LW | MoDo Hockey
6'2" 179
2007 JUN
J20
31
Benjamin Kevan
F | Des Moines
6'0" 172
2007 JAN
USHL
32
Dakoda Rhéaume-Mullen
LD | USDP
6'0" 181
2006 DEC
NTDP
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- A metric used to predict NHL points over 82 games based on a player's performance in specific leagues. (PPG x translation_factor * 82) Source
Determining the NHL Draft Order
1
All teams missing the playoffs are in the Lottery
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Teams with the least points get more chances at winning the Lottery
3
The 1st overall pick is awarded by a drawing of ping pong balls. A team can only jump ten spots, so only the top 11 teams are eligible for the 1st pick. If a team in the 12-16 range wins the first drawing, the first pick will be awarded to the worst team. The 12-16 seed team that won the first drawing is also locked into their new position.
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A second drawing is held to determine the other lottery winner. Like the first drawing, the second winner can only jump ten spots, but this time it is using the re-seeded order following the first drawing. This second drawing will not affect the team(s) with locked-in positions from the first drawing. If a ten spot jump is to a pick that is already locked-in, this team will receive the next available pick.
5
Teams are only allowed to improve their positioning via the Lottery twice in a five year period (beginning with the 2022 Lottery).
6
Ties are broken by teams' total number of regulation wins (RW), regulation and non-shootout overtime wins (ROW), and then head-to-head if still tied
7
Playoff teams that did not win their divisions and did not make the conference finals, sorted by points, are assigned the next picks
8
Playoff teams that won their divisions and did not make the conference finals, sorted by points, are assigned the next picks
9
Conference finals losers sorted by points are assigned picks 29 and 30
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Stanley Cup runner-up is assigned pick 31
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Stanley Cup champion is assigned pick 32
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Note: This site uses points percentage instead of points to account for different number of games played between teams