OTTAWA SENATORS 2017 NHL Draft Friday, June 23, and … · 2017-06-22 · OTTAWA SENATORS 2017 NHL Draft Ottawa Senators draft notes Draft summary: The Senators have drafted a total

OTTAWA SENATORS 2017 NHL Draft

Friday, June 23, and Saturday, June 24 United Center – Chicago

Ottawa Senators personnel at the NHL Draft Pierre Dorion .......... General manager Randy Lee .............. Assistant general manager Bryan Murray .......... Senior hockey advisor Daniel Alfredsson ... Senior advisor of hockey operations Guy Boucher .......... Head coach Marc Crawford ........ Associate coach Allison Vaughan ..... Manager, hockey administration Brian Morris ............ Senior director, communications Chris Moore ............ Manager, communications Jordan Silmser ....... Manager, team services Sean McCauley……Coordinator, hockey operations

Trent Mann .................... Chief amateur scout Vaclav Burda ................. Chief European scout Don Boyd ...................... Amateur scout George Fargher ............. Amateur scout Bob Janecyk .................. Amateur scout Todd Stirling ................. Amateur scout Bob Strumm .................. Amateur scout Jimmy Blixt .................... European scout Mikko Ruutu .................. European scout

Ottawa Senators’ selections in the 2017 NHL Draft

Round Overall Notes

1 28 The Senators drafted Nick Foligno with the 28th selection in 2006.

2 47 (from Calgary)

The Senators drafted Alexei Kaigorodov with the 47th selection in 2002. The Senators’ original second-round pick (59th overall) resides with the Toronto Maple Leafs as the result of a trade on Feb. 9, 2016, that sent Dion Phaneuf, Casey Bailey, Cody Donaghey, Matt Frattin and Ryan Rupert to Ottawa in exchange for Jared Cowen, Colin Greening, Milan Michalek, Tobias Lindberg and this pick.

3 No pick The Senators original third-round pick (90th overall) belongs to the Chicago Blackhawks after it was acquired via trade from the Carolina Hurricanes. Ottawa traded this draft pick to Carolina on Feb. 28, 2017, in exchange for Viktor Stalberg.

4 121 The Senators drafted Al Sinclair with the 121st selection in 1992 and Pierre-Luc Lessard with the 121st pick in 2006.

5 No pick The Senators' original fifth-round pick (133rd overall) resides with the Pittsburgh Penguins as the result of a trade on Nov. 2, 2016, that sent Mike Condon to Ottawa in exchange for this pick.

6 183 The Senators drafted Jason Disher with the 183rd selection in 1993 and Kaj Linna with the 183rd pick in 1995.

7 No pick The Senators original seventh-round pick (214th overall) belongs to the San Jose Sharks as a result of a trade on Jan. 24, 2017, that saw Tommy Wingels acquired by Ottawa in exchange for Buddy Robinson, Zack Stortini and this pick.

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Ottawa Senators draft notes Draft summary: The Senators have drafted a total of 207 players since the team first participated in an NHL Draft in 1992. The team has not had a first-round selection on two occasions: in 2010 and in 2014. Ottawa traded its first-round pick (16th overall) in 2010 to St. Louis in exchange for defenceman David Rundblad. On Dec. 17, 2011, the Senators traded Rundblad and their second-round selection in 2012 to the Phoenix Coyotes in exchange for forward Kyle Turris. The Senators traded their first-round pick in 2014 to the Anaheim Ducks along with forwards Stefan Noesen and Jakob Silfverberg in exchange for Bobby Ryan on July 5, 2013. Position breakdown: Of Ottawa’s 207 picks, 20 have been goaltenders, 76 have been defencemen, 42 centres, 34 left wingers and 35 right wingers. In the Senators organization: As of June 22, forty-four (44) of the Senators all-time draft picks remain within the organization as either a prospect or current roster player. The Senators yesterday and today: Three hundred and thirty-one (331) players have played at least one game for Ottawa since the 1992-93 season, 82 of which were drafted by the Senators – seven goaltenders, 24 defencemen, 23 centres, 12 left wingers and 16 right wingers. First class: Twenty-one (21) of Ottawa’s 27 first-round selections have played for the Senators, including current roster players Erik Karlsson (2008), Cody Ceci (2012), Thomas Chabot (2015) and Colin White (2015) while five others have played with other NHL teams; Bryan Berard (1995 – NYI, TOR, NYR, BOS, CHI and CBJ), Mathieu Chouinard (1998 – LA), Tim Gleason (2001 – LA, CAR and TOR), Jakub Klepis (2002 – WSH) and Stefan Noeson (2011 – ANA). The Senators have selected first-overall on three occasions: Alexandre Daigle (1993), Berard (1995) and Chris Phillips (1996). Draft picks and NHL experience: A total of 98 draft picks (10 goaltenders, 30 defencemen, 26 centres, 13 left wingers and 18 right wingers) selected by the Senators since 1992 have played at least one game in the NHL. Thirty-two (32) of the Senators’ picks have only played for Ottawa. Fifty (50) draft picks have played for both Ottawa and another NHL team(s). Sixteen (16) picks have played in the NHL but not for Ottawa. NHL experience per round: Ottawa’s first-, second-, third- and fourth-round picks have produced the most NHL players for the club: 1st-round – 26* NHLers; 2nd – 15*; 3rd – 11; 4th – 15; 5th – 7; 6th – 7; 7th – 6; 8th – 2; 9th – 7; 10th – 0; 11th – 2. *Chouinard was drafted twice by Ottawa – in the first (1998) and second (2000) rounds. Picked to play in the NHL: Thirteen (13) draft picks have played at least one NHL game in the season immediately following their respective draft year. Tomas Jelinek (1992) was the first. Other players include: Radek Hamr (1992), Alexandre Daigle (1993), Pavol Demitra (1993), Radek Bonk (1994), Stan Neckar (1994), Andreas Dackell (1996), Marian Hossa (1997), Magnus Arvedsson (1997), Toni Dahlman (2001), Zack Smith (2008), Jared Cowen (2009) and Mika Zibanejad (2011). Jelinek, Ottawa’s second last pick of the 1992 draft in the 11th round, dressed for the Senators’ return to the NHL on Oct. 8, 1992, in a 5-3 home win over Montreal. Time for development: While 110 draft picks have never played in the NHL, or have yet to dress, three players have taken six years to reach the Senators and the NHL, five players took five seasons and an additional eight players required four years. Roman Wick (2004), Eric Gryba (2006) and Chris Wideman (2009) took six years from their respective drafts to play an NHL game. Julien Vauclair (1998), Colin Greening (2005), Fredrik Claesson (2011), Ryan Dzingel (2011) and Max McCormick (2011) required five years from their respective drafts to reach the NHL. The four-year players include: Josh Langfeld (1997), Chris Kelly (1999), Brandon Bochenski (2001), Alexei Kaigorodov (2002), Brian Elliott (2003), Peter Regin (2004), Erik Condra (2006) and Derek Grant (2008). Diamonds in the rough: Over the course of the Senators’ draft history, the organization has seen seven players selected in the now defunct ninth-round go on to play in the NHL. There were also two players which were selected in the 11th-round that went on to play for Ottawa (Tomas Jelinek and Antti Tormanen). Some notable late round picks by the Senators include: Daniel Alfredsson (1994, 6th-round, 133rd overall), Erik Condra (2006, 7th-round, 211th overall), Andreas Dackell (1996, 6th-round, 136th overall), Pavol Demitra (1993, 9th-round, 227th overall), Ryan Dzingel (2011, 7th-round, 204th overall), Brian Elliott (2003, 9th

-round, 291st overall), Colin Greening (2005, 7th-round, 204th overall),

Brooks Laich (2001, 6th-round, 193rd overall), Max McCormick (2011, 6th-round, 171st overall), Chris Neil (1998, 6th-round, 161st overall), Martin Prusek (1999, 6th-round, 164th overall), Karel Rachunek (1997, 9th-round, 229th overall), Sami Salo (1996, 9th-round, 239th overall) and Mark Stone (2010, 6th-round, 178th overall). Elliott’s NHL debut on Oct. 10, 2007, saw him become the lowest drafted player to ever play for the Senators.


1995 the sole empty draft: The only year which none of the Senators draft picks ultimately played at least one game for Ottawa is 1995 (excluding the most recent draft), but four of the team’s nine draftees that year did play in the NHL. Ottawa’s first overall pick in 1995, Bryan Berard, was traded in a deal that included the return of the second overall pick, Wade Redden, from the N.Y. Islanders, on Jan. 23, 1996. Redden went on to play 838 games for the Senators, which ranks fourth in franchise history. Stanley Cup winners: Four Senators draft picks have won the Stanley Cup. Stan Neckar (29th, 1994) won with Tampa Bay in 2004, Marian Hossa (12th, 1997) won with Chicago in 2010, 2013 and 2015, Chris Kelly (94th, 1999) did so with Boston in 2011 and Antoine Vermette (55th, 2000) won with Chicago in 2015. Senators acquired or traded on draft day(s): Players acquired (10): Sean Hill (1994), Shawn McEachern (1996), Shane Hnidy (2000), Zdeno Chara (2001), Bill

Muckalt (2001), Josef Boumedienne (2002), Shawn Weller (2004), David Rundblad (2010), Nikita Filatov (2011) and Travis Ewanyk (2015).

Draft picks acquired (23): Frédéric Cassivi (1994), Sergei Verenikin (1998), Simon Lajeunesse (1999), Mikko Ruutu (1999), Grant Potulny (2000), Greg Zanon (2000), Ray Emery (2001), Tim Gleason (2001), Neil Komadoski (2001), Jason Spezza (2001), Neil Petruic (2001), Jan Platil (2001), Arttu Luttinen (2002), Ilya Zubov (2004), Cody Bass (2005), Derek Grant (2008), Erik Karlsson (2008), Michael Sdao (2009), Matt Puempel (2011), Kelly Summers (2014), Colin White (2015), Gabriel Gagne (2015), Christian Wolanin (2015) and Logan Brown (2016).

Players traded (9): Trent McCleary (1996), Andreas Dackell (2001), Alexei Yashin (2001), Radek Bonk (2004), Patrick Lalime (2004), Todd White (2005), Robin Lehner (2015), David Legwand (2015) and Eric Gryba (2015).

Draft picks traded (and players later selected) (25): Vadim Epanchintsev (to Tampa Bay via Anaheim; 55th, 1994), Eric Naud (to Boston; 53rd, 1996), Douglas Murray (to San Jose; 241st, 1999), Jordan Leopold (to Anaheim, but originally acquired from N.Y. Rangers; 44th, 1999), Lubomir Visnovsky (to Los Angeles; 118th, 2000), Todd Jackson (to Detroit; 251st, 2000), Jeff Woywitka (to Philadelphia; 27th, 2001), David Printz (to Philadelphia; 225th, 2001), Victor Uchevatov (to New Jersey; 60th, 2001), Evgeny Artyukhin (to Tampa Bay, but originally acquired from New Jersey; 94th, 2001), Tobias Stephan (to Dallas via Philadelphia, but originally acquired from Tampa Bay; 34th, 2002), Marcus Jonasen (to N.Y. Rangers; 81st, 2002), Nate Guenin (to N.Y. Rangers; 127th, 2002), Fredrik Norrena (to Tampa Bay; 213th, 2002), Mark Olafson (to Washington, but originally acquired from Washington; 279th, 2003), Matt Marshall (to Tampa Bay; 150th, 2007), Torrie Jung (to Tampa Bay, but originally acquired from Phoenix; 183rd, 2007), Justin Courtnall (to Tampa Bay; 210th, 2007), Chet Pickard (to Nashville; 18th, 2008), Taylor Beck (to Nashville; 70th, 2009), Vladimir Tarasenko (to St. Louis; 16th, 2010), Tomas Jurco (to Detroit, 35th, 2011), Xavier Ouellete (to Detroit, 48th, 2011), T.J. Tynan (to Columbus, 66th, 2011), Mackenzie Blackwood (to New Jersey, but originally acquired from Dallas; 42nd, 2015), David Cotton (to Carolina via Winnipeg, 169th, 2015) and Michael Mcleod (to New Jersey, Michael McLeod), Brandon Gignac (to New Jersey but originally acquired from the N.Y. Islanders, 80th, 2016).

Senators draft day trades: June 29, 1994: Sean Hill was acquired from Anaheim with the Mighty Ducks’ ninth-round pick in 1994 (210th overall) in

exchange for the Senators’ third-round pick in 1994 (later traded to Tampa Bay). Ottawa selected Frédéric Cassivi with the 210th-overall pick.

June 22, 1996: Shawn McEachern was acquired from Boston in exchange for Trent McCleary and Ottawa’s third-round pick in 1996.

June 27, 1998: Sergei Verenikin was selected by Ottawa in the eighth-round (223rd overall) of the 1998 draft. The pick was obtained from San Jose in exchange for Ottawa’s eighth-round selection in 1999.

June 26, 1999: Ottawa traded the N.Y. Rangers’ second-round pick in 1999 (44th overall, previously acquired) to Anaheim in exchange for the Mighty Ducks’ second-round pick in 1999 (48th overall) and the their seventh-round pick in 1999 (201st overall). Ottawa selected Simon Lajeunesse with the 48th pick and Mikko Ruutu with the 201st selection.

June 25, 2000: Los Angeles traded its fifth-round pick (156th overall) and fifth-round compensatory pick (157th overall) in 2000 to Ottawa in exchange for the Senators’ fourth-round pick (118th overall) in 2000. Ottawa selected Greg Zanon 156th overall and Grant Potulny with the 157th pick.

June 25, 2000: Shane Hnidy was acquired from Detroit in exchange for Ottawa’s eighth-round pick (251st overall) in the 2000 draft.

June 23, 2001: Zdeno Chara and Bill Muckalt were acquired from the N.Y. Islanders along with their first-round pick (second overall), in the 2001 draft in exchange for Alexei Yashin. Ottawa selected Jason Spezza.

June 23, 2001: Philadelphia traded its first-round pick in 2001 (23rd overall) to Ottawa for the Senators’ first-round pick (27th overall) and seventh-round pick (225th overall) in 2001 and Tampa Bay’s second-round selection in 2002 (previously acquired). Ottawa selected Tim Gleason with the 23rd overall pick.

June 23, 2001: Ottawa traded its second-round pick in 2001 (60th overall) to New Jersey in exchange for the Devils’ third-round compensatory pick (81st overall) and third-round pick (94th overall – the pick was later traded to Tampa Bay) in 2001. Ottawa selected Neil Komadoski with the 81st selection.


June 23, 2001: Ottawa traded New Jersey’s third-round pick in 2001 (previously acquired, 94th overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for the Lightning’s fourth-round pick (99th overall) and Buffalo’s seventh-round pick (previously acquired, 218th overall) in 2001. Ottawa selected Ray Emery with the 99th selection and Jan Platil with the 218th pick.

June 24, 2001: Montreal traded its eighth-round pick in 2001 (235th overall) to Ottawa in exchange for Andreas Dackell. Ottawa selected Neil Petruic with the 235th pick.

June 22, 2002: N.Y. Rangers traded their third-round pick in 2002 (75th overall) to Ottawa for Ottawa's third-round pick (81st overall) and fourth-round compensatory pick (127th overall) in 2002. Ottawa selected Arttu Luttinen with the 75th selection.

June 23, 2002: Josef Boumedienne was acquired from Tampa Bay in exchange for Ottawa’s seventh-round pick (213th overall) in 2002.

June 22, 2003: Ottawa traded Washington’s ninth-round pick (previously acquired, 279th overall) in 2003 to Washington for future considerations.

June 26, 2004: Shawn Weller was selected by Ottawa in the third-round (77th overall) in 2004. The pick was originally obtained from Los Angeles in exchange for Radek Bonk.

June 27, 2004: Patrick Lalime was traded to St. Louis in exchange for a conditional fourth-round pick in 2005. Ottawa selected Ilya Zubov with the 98th selection in 2005.

July 30, 2005: Ottawa traded the rights to Todd White to Minnesota in exchange for Colorado’s fourth-round pick in 2005 (previously acquired by the Wild, 95th overall). Ottawa selected Cody Bass with the 95th selection.

June 23, 2007: Ottawa acquired Tampa Bay’s fourth-round pick in 2008 (previously acquired from Dallas) in exchange for the Senators’ fifth-round pick (150th overall), Phoenix's seventh-round pick in 2007 (previously acquired, 183rd overall) and Ottawa’s seventh-round pick in 2007 (210th overall). Ottawa selected Derek Grant with the 119th selection in 2008.

June 20, 2008: Ottawa acquired Nashville’s 2008 first-round pick (15th overall) in exchange for the Senators’ 2008 first-round pick (18th overall) and their third-round pick in 2009. Ottawa selected Erik Karlsson with the 15th selection.

June 27, 2009: Ottawa acquired Edmonton’s 2009 seventh-round pick (191st overall) in exchange for the Senators’ 2010 sixth-round pick. Ottawa selected Michael Sdao with the 191st selection.

June 25, 2010: Ottawa traded its first-round pick (16th overall) to St. Louis in exchange for David Rundblad. St. Louis selected Vladimir Tarasenko with the 16th selection.

June 24, 2011: Ottawa traded two second-round picks (35th overall, Tomas Jurco, and 48th overall, Xavier Ouellet) to the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for the 24th selection in the first round. The Senators selected Matt Puempel.

June 25, 2011: Ottawa traded its third-round selection (66th overall, T.J. Tynan) to the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for Nikita Filatov.

June 28, 2014: Ottawa acquired Winnipeg’s 2014 seventh-round pick (189th overall) in exchange for the Senators’ 2015 sixth-round pick (169th overall). Ottawa selected Kelly Summers with the 189th selection.

June 26, 2015: Ottawa acquired a first-round pick in 2015 (21st overall, Colin White) from Buffalo (the pick had previously been acquired from the N.Y. Islanders) in exchange for forward David Legwand and goaltender Robin Lehner.

June 27, 2015: Ottawa acquired a second-round pick in 2015 (36th overall, Gabriel Gagné) from New Jersey in exchange for the second-round pick which had been obtained from Dallas on 7/1/14 (42nd overall, Mackenzie Blackwood) and a conditional (eventual third-round) pick in 2016 (73rd overall in this year’s draft).

June 27, 2015: Ottawa acquired forward Travis Ewanyk along with a fourth-round pick in 2015 (107th overall, Christian Wolanin) from Edmonton (the pick had previously been acquired from Toronto after originating with Pittsburgh) in exchange for defenceman Eric Gryba.

June 24, 2016: Ottawa traded its first round pick (12th overall, Michael McLeod) and a third-round pick (which had previously been acquired by the N.Y. Islanders (80th overall, Brandon Gignac) to the New Jersey Devils in exchange for the 11th overall selection in the first round. The Senators selected Logan Brown.

Building from within as it relates to 2016-17: Of the 40 Senators who played for Ottawa last season, 20 were drafted by the team. The list includes: Mark Borowiecki, Cody Ceci, Thomas Chabot, Fredrik Claesson, Chris Driedger, Ryan Dzingel, Andreas Englund, Ben Harpur, Mike Hoffman, Erik Karlsson, Chris Kelly, Curtis Lazar, Max McCormick, Chris Neil, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Matt Puempel, Zack Smith, Mark Stone, Colin White and Chris Wideman. Sens debuts in 2016-17: Throughout the team’s eventual run to the Eastern Conference Final, 13 different players made their respective regular-season debuts in a Senators uniform, three of whom were originally drafted by the team. That list includes: Thomas Chabot, Andreas Englund and Colin White.


Players under contract for 2017-18 season – 33 (as of June 22): Craig Anderson, Mike Blunden, Mark Borowiecki, Derick Brassard, Logan Brown, Alex Burrows, Cody Ceci, Thomas Chabot, Filip Chlapik, Fredrik Claesson, Chris DiDomenico, Cody Donaghey, Chris Driedger, Vincent Dunn, Andreas Englund, Macoy Erkamps, Gabriel Gagne, Andrew Hammond, Ben Harpur, Mike Hoffman, Marcus Hogberg, Christian Jaros, Erik Karlsson, Clarke MacArthur, Nick Paul, Francis Perron, Dion Phaneuf, Bobby Ryan, Zack Smith, Mark Stone, Kyle Turris, Colin White and Chris Wideman. Restricted free agents – 10 (as of June 22): Casey Bailey, Chris Driedger, Ryan Dzingel, Jyrki Jokipakka, Matt O’Connor, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Ryan Rupert, Patrick Sieloff and Mikael Wikstrand. Unrestricted free agents – 11 (as of July 1): Mike Condon, Brandon Gormley, Marc Hagel, Chris Kelly, Max McCormick, Chad Nehring, Chris Neil, Tom Pyatt, Viktor Stalberg, Phil Varone and Tommy Wingels. Unsigned draft picks – 11 (as of June 22): Filip Ahl (2015), Robbie Baillargeon (2012), Tim Boyle (2012), Todd Burgess (2016), Joel Daccord (2015), Shane Eiserman (2014), Miles Gendron (2014), Chris Leblanc (2013), Markus Nurmi (2016), Kelly Summers (2014) and Christian Wolanin (2015).


Ottawa Senators draft selections from 1992 to 2016 Players in bold are still with the Senators organization 1992 (June 20 – Montréal) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Yashin, Alexei C Russia 2 2 Penney, Chad L OHL 25 3 Traverse, Patrick D QMJHL 50 4 Hamr, Radek D Czech 73 5 Guérard, Daniel R QMJHL 98 6 Sinclair, Al D CCHA 121 7 Miklenda, Jaroslav G Czech 146 8 Kenney, Jay D USHS 169 9 Savoie, Claude R QMJHL 194 10 Grimes, Jake C OHL 217 11 Jelinek, Tomas R Finland 242 11 Ronnquist, Petter G Sweden 264 1993 (June 26 – Québec) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Daigle, Alexandre R QMJHL 1 2 Bicanek, Radim D Czech 27 3 Charbonneau, Patrick G QMJHL 53 4 Dupaul, Cosmo C QMJHL 91 6 Bodkin, Rick C OHL 131 7 Polistchuk, Sergei D Russia 157 8 Disher, Jason D OHL 183 9 Kvalevog, Toby G USHS 209 9 Demitra, Pavol R Czech 227 10 Schuhwerk, Rick D USHS 235 1994 (June 28-29 – Hartford) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Bonk, Radek C IHL 3 2 Neckar, Stan D Czech 29 4 Masotta, Bryan G USHS 81 6 Gaffney, Mike D USHS 131 6 Alfredsson, Daniel R Sweden 133 7 Sproule, Doug L USHS 159 9 Cassivi, Frédéric G QMJHL 210 9 Dupont, Danny D QMJHL 211 10 MacKinnon, Stephen D USHS 237 11 Tormanen, Antti R Finland 274 1995 (July 8 – Edmonton) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Berard, Bryan D OHL 1 2 Moro, Marc D OHL 27 3 Larsen, Brad L WHL 53 4 Bolibruck, Kevin D OHL 89 4 Boyd, Kevin L OHL 103 6 Hruska, David R Czech 131 8 Linna, Kaj D H-East 183 8 Schultz, Ray D WHL 184 9 Kaminski, Erik C NAHL 231

1996 (June 22 – St. Louis) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Phillips, Chris D WHL 1 4 Niemi, Antti-Jussi D Finland 81 6 Dackell, Andreas R Sweden 136 7 Hardy, François D QMJHL 163 8 Goldmann, Erich D Germany 212 9 Ciernik, Ivan L Slovakia 216 9 Salo, Sami D Finland 239 1997 (June 21 – Pittsburgh) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Hossa, Marian R Slovakia 12 3 Hurme, Jani G Finland 58 3 Langfeld, Josh R USHL 66 5 Arvedson, Magnus L Sweden 119 6 Sullivan, Jeff D QMJHL 146 7 Bacul, Robin R Czech 173 8 Gillis, Nick R USHS 203 9 Rachunek, Karel D Czech 229 1998 (June 27 – Buffalo, N.Y.) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Chouinard, Mathieu G QMJHL 15 2 Fisher, Mike C OHL 44 2 Bala, Chris L ECAC 58 3 Vauclair, Julien D Switzerland 74 4 Schastlivy, Petr L Russia 101 5 McLeod, Gavin D WHL 130 6 Neil, Chris R OHL 161 7 Periard, Michel D QJMHL 188 8 Verenikin, Sergei R Russia 223 9 Pavlikovsky, Rastislav C IHL 246 1999 (June 26 – Boston) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Havlat, Martin R Czech 26 2 Lajeunesse, Simon G QMJHL 48 2 Sainomaa, Teemu L Finland 62 3 Kelly, Chris C OHL 94 5 Ianiero, Andrew L OHL 154 6 Prusek, Martin G Czech 164 7 Ruutu, Mikko L Finland 201 7 Ulmer, Layne C WHL 209 7 Giroux, Alexandre C QMJHL 213 9 Gorovikov, Konstantin L Russia 269


2000 (June 24-25 – Calgary) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Volchenkov, Anton D Russia 21 2 Chouinard, Mathieu G QMJHL 45 2 Vermette, Antoine C QMJHL 55 3 Bohac, Jan C Czech 87 4 Byfuglien, Derrick D USHL 122 5 Zanon, Greg D CCHA 156 5 Potulny, Grant C USHL 157 5 Connolly, Sean D CCHA 158 6 Maleyko, Jason D OHL 188 9 Demone, James D WHL 283 2001 (June 23-24 – Sunrise, Fla.) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Spezza, Jason C OHL 2 1 Gleason, Tim D OHL 23 3 Komadoski, Neil D CCHA 81 4 Emery, Ray G OHL 99 4 Schubert, Christoph D Germany 127 5 Schauer, Stefan D Germany 162 6 Laich, Brooks C WHL 193 7 Platil, Jan D OHL 218 7 Bochenski, Brandon R USHL 223 8 Petruic, Neil D SJHL 235 8 Johnson, Gregg C H-East 256 9 Dahlman, Toni R Finland 286 2002 (June 22-23 – Toronto) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Klepis, Jakub C WHL 16 2 Kaigorodov, Alexei C Russia 47 3 Luttinen, Arttu L Finland 75 4 Dobben, Scott L OHL 113 4 Bjork, Johan D Sweden 125 5 Hooton, Brock R BCHL 150 8 Vavra, Josef L Czech 246 9 Atyushov, Vitali D Russia 276 2003 (June 21-22 – Nashville) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Eaves, Patrick R H-East 29 2 Mirnov, Igor C Russia 67 3 Seydoux, Philippe D Switzerland100 4 Karlsson, Mattias D Sweden 135 5 Cook, Tim D USHL 142 5 Gimayev, Sergei D Russia 166 7 Colbert, William D OHL 228 8 Louhivaara, Ossi R Finland 260 9 Elliott, Brian G OPJHL 291

2004 (June 26-27 – Raleigh, N.C.) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Meszaros, Andrej D Slovakia 23 2 Lyamin, Kirill D Russia 58 3 Weller, Shawn L EJHL 77 3 Regin, Peter C Denmark 87 3 Glass, Jeff G WHL 89 4 Nikulin, Alexander C Russia 122 5 McKenzie, Jim R USHL 141 5 Wick, Roman R Switzerland156 7 Cooper, Joe R CCHA 219 8 McIlvane, Matthew C USHL 251 9 Wikner, John C Sweden 284 2005 (July 30 – Ottawa) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Lee, Brian D USHS 9 3 Anikeyenko, Vitaly D Russia 70 4 Bass, Cody C OHL 95 4 Zubov, Ilya C Russia 98 4 Kolehmainen, Janne L Finland 115 5 Kudelka, Tomas D Czech 136 6 Megalinsky, Dimitri D Russia 186 7 Greening, Colin L HS-ON 204 2006 (June 24-25 – Vancouver) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Foligno, Nick L OHL 28 3 Gryba, Eric D USHL 68 3 Daugavins, Kaspars L Latvia 91 4 Lessard, Pierre-Luc D QMJHL 121 5 Daniels, Ryan G OHL 151 6 Koopman, Kevin D KIJHL 181 7 Condra, Erik R CCHA 211 2007 (June 22-23 – Columbus) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 O’Brien, Jim C WCHA 29 2 Bashkirov, Ruslan L QMJHL 60 3 Caporusso, Louie L OPJHL 90 4 Blood, Ben D USHS 120 2008 (June 20-21 – Ottawa) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Karlsson, Erik D Sweden 15 2 Wiercioch, Patrick D USHL 42 3 Smith, Zack C WHL 79 4 Petersson, Andre R Sweden 109 4 Grant, Derek C BCHL 119 5 Borowiecki, Mark D CJHL 139 7 Sandin, Emil L Sweden 199


2009 (June 26-27 – Montréal) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Cowen, Jared D WHL 9 2 Silfverberg, Jakob R Sweden 39 2 Lehner, Robin G Sweden 46 4 Wideman, Chris D CCHA 100 5 Hoffman, Mike C QMJHL 130 5 Costello, Jeff L USHL 146 6 Cowick, Corey L OHL 160 7 Peltz, Brad L USHS 190 7 Sdao, Michael D USHL 191 2010 (June 25-26 – Los Angeles) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 3 Culek, Jakub L QMJHL 76 4 Sorensen, Marcus R Sweden 106 6 Stone, Mark R WHL 178 7 Aneloski, Bryce D USHL 196 2011 (June 23-24 – St. Paul, Minn.) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Zibanejad, Mika C Sweden 6 1 Noesen, Stefan R WHL 21 1 Puempel, Matt L OHL 24 2 Prince, Shane L OHL 61 4 Pageau, Jean-Gabriel C QMJHL 96 5 Claesson, Fredrik D Sweden 126 6 Kramer, Darren L WHL 156 6 McCormick, Max L USHL 171 7 Fransoo, Jordan D WHL 186

2015 (June 26-27 – Sunrise, Fla.) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Chabot, Thomas D QMJHL 18 1 White, Colin C USHL 21 2 Gagne, Gabriel RW QMJHL 36 2 Chlapik, Filip C QMJHL 48 4 Wolanin, Christian D USHL 107 4 Ahl, Filip LW Sweden 109 5 Jaros, Christian D Sweden 139 7 Daccord, Joel G USHS 199 2016 (June 24-25 – Buffalo, N.Y.) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Brown, Logan C OHL 11 2 Dahlen, Jonathan LW Sweden 42 4 Burgess, Todd C NAHL 103 5 Lajoie, Maxime D WHL 133 6 Nurmi, Markus RW Finland 163

7 Dzingel, Ryan C USHL 204 2012 (June 22-23 – Pittsburgh) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Ceci, Cody D OHL 15 3 Driedger, Chris G WHL 76 3 Maidens, Jarrod C OHL 82 4 Boyle, Tim D USHS 106 5 Baillargeon, Robert C USHL 136 6 Brassard, François G QMJHL 166 7 Wikstrand, Mikael D Sweden 196 2013 (June 30 – Newark, N.J.) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 1 Lazar, Curtis C WHL 17 3 Hogberg, Marcus G Sweden 78 4 Lindberg, Tobias RW Sweden 102 4 Harpur, Ben D OHL 108 5 Dunn, Vincent C QMJHL 138 6 Leblanc, Chris RW EJHL 161 6 Shore, Quentin C WCHA 168 2014 (June 27-28 – Philadelphia) Rd Player Pos. League Overall 2 Englund, Andreas D Sweden 40 3 Gendron, Miles D USHS 70 4 Eiserman, Shane RW USHL 100 7 Summers, Kelly D CCHL 189 7 Perron, Francis RW QMJHL 190


Senators draft picks by league (bracket # denotes remaining players in org.) Year OHL WHL QMJHL CJAHL NAHL USCH USHS USHL USJ Europe IHL CANHS Total

1992 2 - 3 - - 1 1 - - 5 - - 12

1993 2 - 3 - - - 2 - - 3 - - 10

1994 - - 2 - - - 4 - - 3 1 - 10

1995 4 2 - - - 1 - - 1 1 - - 9

1996 - 1 1 - - - - - - 5 - - 7

1997 - - 1 - - - 1 1 - 5 - - 8

1998 2 (1) 1 2 - - 1 - - - 3 1 - 10 (1)

1999 2 (1) 1 2 - - - - - - 5 - - 10 (1)

2000 1 1 2 - - 2 - 2 - 2 - - 10

2001 4 1 - 1 - 2 - 1 - 3 - - 12

2002 1 1 - 1 - - - - - 5 (1) - - 8 (1)

2003 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 5 (2) - - 9 (2)

2004 - 1 - - - 1 - 2 1 6 (1) - - 11 (1)

2005 1 - - - - - 1 - - 5 (1) - 1 8 (1)

2006 2 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 7

2007 - - 1 (1) 1 - 1 1 - - - - - 4 (1)

2008 - 1 (1) - 2 (1) - - - 1 - 3 (1) - - 7 (3)

2009 1 1 1 (1) - - 1 (1) 1 2 - 2 - - 9 (2)

2010 - 1 (1) 1 - - - - 1 - 1 - - 4 (1)

2011 2 3 1 (1) - - - - 2 (2) - 2 (1) - - 10 (4)

2012 2 (1) 1 (1) 1 - - - 1 (1) 1 (1) - 1 (1) - - 7 (5)

2013 1 (1) 1 1 (1) - 1 1 (1) 2 (1) - - 7 (4)

2014 - - 1 (1) 1 (1) - - 1 (1) 1 (1) - 1 (1) - - 5 (5)

2015 - - 3 (3) - - - 1 (1) 2 (2) - 2 (2) - - 8 (8)

2016 1 (1)- 1 (1)- - - 1 (1) - - - - 2 (1) - - 5 (4)

Totals 29 (5) 18 (4) 27 (8) 8 (2) 1 (1) 13 (1) 14 (3) 18 (6) 3 (1) 73 (13) 2 1 207 (44)

OHL – Ontario Hockey League Europe – European players WHL – Western Hockey League IHL – International Hockey League QMJHL – Québec Major Junior Hockey League CANHS – Canadian high school hockey CJAHL – Canadian Junior A hockey leagues NAHL – North American Hockey League USCH – United States college hockey USHL – United States Hockey League USJ – United States Junior A hockey/Eastern Junior Hockey League

Expansion Draft – 1992 (June 18 – Montréal) 1993 Phase II (June 25 – Québec) Player Selected from Player Selected from Atcheynum, Blair Hartford Vial, Dennis Anaheim Boschman, Laurie New Jersey Freer, Mark Philadelphia Hammond, Ken Vancouver Laforest, Mark N.Y. Rangers Lamb, Mark Edmonton Lavoie, Dominic St. Louis Lazaro, Jeff Boston Lindberg, Chris Calgary Loach, Lonnie Detroit Loewen, Darcy Buffalo Miller, Brad Buffalo Murphy, Rob Vancouver Payntner, Kent Winnipeg Peluso, Mike Chicago Rumble, Darren Philadelphia Shaw, Brad New Jersey Sidorkiewicz, Peter Hartford Thomson, Jim Los Angeles Turgeon, Sylvain Montréal Van Kessel, John Los Angeles


Ottawa Senators all-time draft selections with NHL experience Player Pos. Year Rd Overall Senators NHL Experience 1. Alfredsson, Daniel R 1994 6 133 1995-96 to 2012-13 Ottawa, Detroit 2. Ahl, Filip L 2015 4 109 None None 3. Aneloski, Bryce D 2010 7 196 None None 4. Anikeyenko, Vitaly D 2005 3 70 None None 5. Arvedson, Magnus L 1997 5 119 1997-98 to 2002-03 Ottawa, Vancouver 6. Atyushov, Vitali D 2002 9 276 None None 7. Bacul, Robin R 1997 7 173 None None 8. Baillargeon, Robert C 2012 5 136 None None 9. Bala, Chris L 1998 2 58 2001-02 Ottawa 10. Bashkirov, Ruslan L 2007 2 60 None None 11. Bass, Cody C 2005 4 95 2007-08 to 2008-09, 2010-11 Ottawa, Columbus, Nashville 12. Berard, Bryan D 1995 1 1 None NYI, TOR, NYR, BOS, CHI, CBJ 13. Bicanek, Radim D 1993 2 27 1994-95, 1996-97 to 1998-99 Ottawa, Chicago, Columbus 14. Bjork, Johan D 2002 4 125 None None 15. Blood, Ben D 2007 4 120 None None 16. Bochenski, Brandon R 2001 7 223 2005-06 OTT, CHI, BOS, ANA, NSH, TB 17. Bodkin, Rick C 1993 6 131 None None 18. Bohac, Jan C 2000 3 87 None None 19. Bolibruck, Kevin D 1995 4 89 None None 20. Bonk, Radek C 1994 1 3 1994-95 to 2003-04 Ottawa, Montréal, Nashville 21. Borowiecki, Mark D 2008 5 139 2011-12 to present Ottawa 22. Boyd, Kevin L 1995 4 103 None None 23. Boyle, Timothy D 2012 4 106 None None 24. Brassard, Francois G 2012 6 166 None None 25. Brown, Logan C 2016 1 11 None None 26. Burgess, Todd C 2016 4 103 None None 27. Byfuglien, Derrick D 2000 4 122 None None 28. Caporusso, Louie L 2007 3 90 None None 29. Cassivi, Frédéric G 1994 9 210 None Atlanta, Washington 30. Ceci, Cody D 2012 1 15 2013-14 to present Ottawa 31. Chabot, Thomas D 2015 1 18 2016-17 Ottawa 32. Charbonneau, Patrick G 1993 3 53 None None 33. Chlapik, Filip C 2015 2 48 None None 34. Chouinard, Mathieu G 1998 1 15 None Los Angeles 35. Chouinard, Mathieu G 2000 2 45 None Los Angeles 36. Ciernik, Ivan L 1996 9 216 1997-98, 2000-01 to 2001-02 Ottawa, Washington 37. Claesson, Fredrik D 2011 5 126 2015-16 to present Ottawa 38. Colbert, William D 2003 7 228 None None 39. Condra, Erik R 2006 7 211 2010-11 to 2014-15 Ottawa, Tampa Bay 40. Connolly, Sean D 2000 5 158 None None 41. Cook, Tim D 2003 5 142 None None 42. Cooper, Joe R 2004 7 219 None None 43. Costello, Jeff L 2009 5 146 None None 44. Cowen, Jared D 2009 1 9 2009-10, 2011-12 to 2015-16 Ottawa 45. Cowick, Corey L 2009 6 160 None None 46. Culek, Jakub L 2010 3 76 None None 47. Joel Daccord G 2015 7 199 None None 48. Dackell, Andreas R 1996 6 136 1996-97 to 2000-01 Ottawa, Montréal 49. Dahlen, Jonathan L 2016 2 42 None None 50. Dahlman, Toni R 2001 9 286 2001-02 to 2002-03 Ottawa 51. Daigle, Alexandre C 1993 1 1 1993-94 to 1997-98 OTT, PHI, TB, NYR, PIT, MIN 52. Daniels, Ryan G 2006 5 151 None None 53. Daugavins, Kaspars L 2006 3 91 2009-10, 2011-12 to 2012-13 Ottawa, Boston 54. Demitra, Pavol L 1993 9 227 1993-94 to 1995-96 OTT, STL, LA, MIN, VAN 55. Demone, James D 2000 9 283 None None 56. Disher, Jason D 1993 8 183 None None 57. Dobben, Scott L 2002 4 113 None None 58. Driedger, Chris G 2012 3 76 2014-15 to present Ottawa


59. Dunn, Vincent C 2013 5 138 None None 60. Dupaul, Cosmo L 1993 4 91 None None 61. Dupont, Danny D 1994 9 211 None None 62. Dzingel, Ryan C 2011 7 204 2015-16 to present Ottawa 63. Eaves, Patrick R 2003 1 29 2005-06 to 2007-08 OTT, CAR, DET, NSH, DAL, ANA 64. Eiserman, Shane R 2014 4 100 None None 65. Elliott, Brian G 2003 9 291 2007-08 to 2010-11 Ottawa, Colorado, St. Louis, Calgary 66. Englund, Andreas D 2014 2 40 2016-17 Ottawa 67. Emery, Ray G 2001 4 99 2002-03 to 2007-08 OTT, PHI, ANA, CHI, PHI 68. Fisher, Mike C 1998 2 44 1999-2000 to 2010-11 Ottawa, Nashville 69. Foligno, Nick L 2006 1 28 2007-08 to 2011-12 Ottawa, Columbus 70. Fransoo, Jordan D 2011 7 186 None None 71. Gaffney, Mike D 1994 6 131 None None 72. Gagne, Gabriel R 2015 2 36 None None 73. Gendron, Miles D 2014 3 70 None None 74. Gillis, Nick R 1997 8 203 None None 75. Gimayev, Sergei D 2003 5 166 None None 76. Giroux, Alexandre C 1999 7 213 None NYR, WSH, EDM, CBJ 77. Glass, Jeff G 2004 3 89 None None 78. Gleason, Tim D 2001 1 23 None LAK, CAR, TOR, CAR, WSH 79. Goldmann, Erich D 1996 8 212 1999-2000 Ottawa 80. Gorovikov, Konstantin L 1999 9 269 None None 81. Grant, Derek C 2008 4 119 2012-13 to 2014-15 Ottawa, Calgary, Buffalo, Nashville 82. Greening, Colin C 2005 7 204 2010-11 to 2015-16 Ottawa, Toronto 83. Grimes, Jake C 1992 10 217 None None 84. Gryba, Eric D 2006 3 68 2012-13 to 2014-15 Ottawa, Edmonton 85. Guérard, Daniel R 1992 5 98 1994-95 Ottawa 86. Hamr, Radek D 1992 4 73 1992-93 to 1993-94 Ottawa 87. Hardy, François D 1996 7 163 None None 88. Harpur, Ben D 2013 4 108 2015-16 to present Ottawa 89. Havlat, Martin R 1999 1 26 2000-01 to 2005-06 OTT, CHI, MIN, SJ, NJ 90. Hoffman, Mike C 2009 5 130 2011-12 to present Ottawa 91. Hogberg, Marcus G 2013 3 78 None None 92. Hooton, Brock R 2002 5 150 None None 93. Hossa, Marian R 1997 1 12 1997-98 to 2004-05 OTT, ATL, PIT, DET, CHI 94. Hruska, David R 1995 6 131 None None 95. Hurme, Jani G 1997 3 58 1999-2000 to 2001-02 Ottawa, Florida 96. Ianiero, Andrew L 1999 5 154 None None 97. Jaros, Christian D 2015 5 139 None None 98. Jelinek, Tomas R 1992 11 242 1992-93 Ottawa 99. Johnson, Gregg C 2001 8 256 None None 100. Kaigorodov, Alexei C 2002 2 47 2006-07 Ottawa 101. Kaminski, Erik C 1995 9 231 None None 102. Karlsson, Erik D 2008 1 15 2009-10 to present Ottawa 103. Karlsson, Mattias D 2003 4 135 None None 104. Kelly, Chris C 1999 3 94 2003-04 to 2010-11 Ottawa, Boston 105. Kenney, Jay D 1992 8 169 None None 106. Klepis, Jakub C 2002 1 16 None Washington 107. Kolehmainen, Janne L 2005 4 115 None None 108. Komadoski, Neil D 2001 3 81 None None 109. Koopman, Kevin D 2006 6 181 None None 110. Kramer, Darren L 2011 6 156 None None 111. Kudelka, Tomas D 2005 5 136 None None 112. Kvalevog, Toby G 1993 9 209 None None 113. Laich, Brooks C 2001 6 193 2003-04 Ottawa, Washington, Toronto 114. Lajeunesse, Simon G 1999 2 48 2001-02 Ottawa 115. Lajoie, Maxime D 2016 5 133 None None 116. Langfeld, Josh R 1997 3 66 2001-02 to 2004-05 OTT, SJ, BOS, DET, NSH 117. Larsen, Brad L 1995 3 53 None Colorado, Atlanta 118. Lazar, Curtis C 2013 1 17 2014-15 to 2016-17 Ottawa, Calgary 119. Leblanc, Chris RW 2013 6 161 None None 120. Lee, Brian D 2005 1 9 2007-08 to 2011-12 Ottawa, Tampa Bay 121. Lehner, Robin G 2009 2 46 2010-11 to 2014-15 Ottawa, Buffalo


122. Lessard, Pierre-Luc D 2006 4 121 None None 123. Lindberg, Tobias R 2013 4 102 None Toronto 124. Linna, Kaj D 1995 8 183 None None 125. Louhivaara, Ossi R 2003 8 260 None None 126. Luttinen, Arttu L 2002 3 75 None None 127. Lyamin, Kirill D 2004 2 58 None None 128. MacKinnon, Stephen D 1994 10 237 None None 129. Maidens, Jarrod C 2012 3 82 None None 130. Maleyko, Jason D 2000 6 188 None None 131. Masotta, Bryan G 1994 4 81 None None 132. McCormick, Max L 2011 6 171 2015-16 to present Ottawa 133. McIlvane, Matthew C 2004 8 251 None None 134. McKenzie, Jim R 2004 5 141 None None 135. McLeod, Gavin D 1998 5 130 None None 136. Megalinsky, Dimitri D 2005 6 186 None None 137. Meszaros, Andrej D 2004 1 23 2005-06 to 2007-08 OTT, TB, PHI, BOS, BUF 138. Miklenda, Jaroslav G 1992 7 146 None None 139. Mirnov, Igor R 2003 2 67 None None 140. Moro, Marc D 1995 2 27 None Anaheim, Nashville, Toronto 141. Neckar, Stan D 1994 2 29 1994-95 to 1998-99 OTT, NYR, PHX, TB, NSH 142. Neil, Chris R 1998 6 161 2001-02 to present Ottawa 143. Niemi, Antti-Jussi D 1996 4 81 None Anaheim 144. Nikulin, Alexander C 2004 4 122 2007-08 Ottawa, Phoenix 145. Noesen, Stefan R 2011 1 21 None Anaheim 146. Nurmi, Markus R 2016 6 163 None None 147. O’Brien, Jim C 2007 1 29 2010-11 to 2013-14 Ottawa, New Jersey 148. Pageau, Jean-Gabriel C 2011 4 96 2012-13 to present Ottawa

149. Pavlikovsky, Rastislav C 1998 9 246 None None 150. Peltz, Brad L 2009 7 190 None None 151. Penney, Chad L 1992 2 25 1993-94 Ottawa 152. Periard, Michel D 1998 7 188 None None 153. Perron, Francis L 2014 7 190 None None 154. Petersson, Andre R 2008 4 109 2011-12 Ottawa 155. Petruic, Neil D 2001 8 235 None None 156. Phillips, Chris D 1996 1 1 1997-98 to 2015-16 Ottawa 157. Platil, Jan D 2001 7 218 None None 158. Polistchuk, Sergei D 1993 7 157 None None 159. Potulny, Grant C 2000 5 157 None None 160. Prince, Shane L 2011 2 61 2014-15 to 2015-16 Ottawa, N.Y. Islanders 161. Prusek, Martin G 1999 6 164 2001-02 to 2004-05 Ottawa, Columbus 162. Puempel, Matt L 2011 1 24 2014-15 to 2016-17 Ottawa, N.Y. Rangers 163. Rachunek, Karel D 1997 9 229 1999-2000 to 2003-04 Ottawa, N.Y. Rangers, New Jersey 164. Regin, Peter C 2004 3 87 2008-09 to 2012-13 Ottawa, N.Y. Islanders, Chicago 165. Ronnquist, Petter G 1992 11 264 None None 166. Ruutu, Mikko L 1999 7 201 None None 167. Sainomaa, Teemu L 1999 2 62 None None 168. Salo, Sami D 1996 9 239 1998-99 to 2001-02 Ottawa, Vancouver, Tampa Bay 169. Sandin, Emil L 2008 7 199 None None 170. Savoie, Claude R 1992 9 194 None None 171. Schastlivy, Petr L 1998 4 101 1999-2000 to 2003-04 Ottawa, Anaheim 172. Schauer, Stefan D 2001 5 162 None None 173. Schubert, Christoph D 2001 4 127 2005-06 to 2008-09 Ottawa, Atlanta 174. Schuhwerk, Rick D 1993 10 235 None None 175. Schultz, Ray D 1995 8 184 None N.Y. Islanders 176. Sdao, Michael D 2009 7 191 None None 177. Seydoux, Philippe D 2003 3 100 None None 178. Shore, Quentin C 2013 6 168 None None 179. Silfverberg, Jakob L 2009 2 39 2011-12 to 2012-13 Ottawa, Anaheim 180. Sinclair, Al D 1992 6 121 None None 181. Smith, Zack C 2008 3 79 2008-09 to present Ottawa 182. Sorenson, Marcus R 2010 4 106 None None 183. Spezza, Jason C 2001 1 2 2002-03 to present Ottawa, Dallas 184. Sproule, Doug L 1994 7 159 None None


185. Stone, Mark R 2010 6 178 2011-12 to present Ottawa 186. Sullivan, Jeff D 1997 6 146 None None 187. Summers, Kelly D 2014 7 189 None None 188. Tormanen, Antti R 1994 11 274 1995-96 Ottawa 189. Traverse, Patrick D 1992 3 50 1995-96, 1998-99 to 1999-00 OTT, ANA, BOS, MTL, DAL 190. Ulmer, Layne C 1999 7 209 None N.Y. Rangers 191. Vauclair, Julien D 1998 3 74 2003-04 Ottawa 192. Vavra, Josef L 2002 8 246 None None 193. Verenikin, Sergei R 1998 8 223 None None 194. Vermette, Antoine C 2000 2 55 2003-04 to 2008-09 Ottawa, Columbus, Phoenix, Anaheim 195. Volchenkov, Anton D 2000 1 21 2002-03 to 2009-10 Ottawa, New Jersey, Nashville 196. Weller, Shawn L 2004 3 77 None None 197. White, Colin C 2015 1 21 2016-17 Ottawa 198. Wick, Roman R 2004 5 156 2010-11 Ottawa 199. Wikstrand, Mikael D 2012 7 196 None None 200. Wideman, Chris D 2009 4 100 2015-16 to present Ottawa 201. Wiercioch, Patrick D 2008 2 42 2010-11, 2012-13- 2015-16 Ottawa, Colorado 202. Wikner, John C 2004 9 284 None None 203. Wolanin, Christian D 2015 4 107 None None 204. Yashin, Alexei C 1992 1 2 1993-94 to 2000-01 Ottawa, N.Y. Islanders 205. Zanon, Greg D 2000 5 156 None NSH, MIN, BOS, COL 206. Zibanejad, Mika C 2011 1 6 2011-12 to 2015-16 Ottawa, N.Y. Rangers 207. Zubov, Ilya C 2005 4 98 2007-08 to 2008-09 Ottawa


2016-17 statistics of draft picks in the Senators organization Goaltenders Team (League) GP W L OT GA GAA SV% SO Mins Daccord, Joel Arizona State (NCAA) 15 3 8 1 49 4.03 .892 0 730 Driedger, Chris Binghamton (AHL) 34 12 19 1 103 3.22 .900 1 1,918 Wichita (NCAA) 2 0 2 0 9 4.51 .877 0 120 Ottawa (NHL) 1 0 1 0 4 6.00 .733 0 40 Hogberg, Marcus Linkopings (Allsvenskan) 33 19 14 0 63 1.89 .931 4 2,000 Binghamton (AHL) 3 0 3 0 13 4.34 .865 0 180 Players Team (League) GP G A Pts +/- PIM Ahl, Filip Regina (WHL) 54 28 20 48 18 26 Sweden (WJC) 7 0 3 3 6 2 Atyushov, Vitali Amur Khabarovsk (KHL) 46 3 4 7 3 39 Baillargeon, Robert Arizona State (NCAA) 26 9 12 21 -14 34 Borowiecki, Mark Ottawa (NHL) 70 1 2 3 -3 154 Playoffs 2 0 0 0 0 2 Boyle, Tim Roanoke (SPHL) 13 2 5 7 -8 20 Norfolk (ECHL) 8 0 0 0 -5 2 Greenville (ECHL) 1 0 0 0 -1 2 Wheeling (ECHL) 10 0 7 7 9 5 Burgess, Todd RPI (ECAC) Did not play (injury) Brown, Logan Windsor (OHL) 35 14 26 40 -5 27 Playoffs 7 0 4 4 -1 6 Ceci, Cody Ottawa (NHL) 79 2 15 17 -11 20 Playoffs 19 0 1 1 -7 2 Chabot, Thomas Saint John (QMJHL) 34 10 35 45 29 43 Playoffs 18 5 18 23 29 12 Canada (WJC) 7 4 6 10 4 8 Ottawa (NHL) 1 0 0 0 -2 0 Chlapik, Filip Charlottetown (QMJHL) 57 34 57 91 24 98 Playofffs 13 5 14 19 13 27 Czech Rep. (WJC) 5 2 1 3 -2 0 Claesson, Fredrik Binghamton (AHL) 9 0 1 1 -1 2 Ottawa (NHL) 33 3 8 11 5 4 Playoffs 14 0 3 3 4 3 Dunn, Vincent Wichita (ECHL) 47 4 8 12 -15 86 Binghamton (AHL) 8 0 2 2 -2 9 Dzingel, Ryan Ottawa (NHL) 81 14 18 32 6 30 Playoffs 15 2 1 3 -1 4 Eiserman, Shane New Hampshire (H-East) 27 5 8 13 -4 22 Englund, Andreas Binghamton (AHL) 69 3 7 10 -18 82 Ottawa (NHL) 5 0 0 0 -3 0 Gagne, Gabriel Binghamton (AHL) 41 2 4 6 -3 6 Wichita (ECHL) 19 6 5 11 -3 6 Gendron, Miles UConn (H-East) 36 4 7 11 7 22 Gimayev, Sergei Vityaz Podolsk (KHL) 57 0 4 4 -15 36 Playoffs 3 0 0 0 -3 0 Harpur, Ben Binghamton (AHL) 63 2 25 27 0 81 Ottawa (NHL) 6 0 0 0 -1 0 Playoffs 9 0 2 2 -3 4 Hoffman, Mike Ottawa (NHL) 74 26 35 61 17 51 Playoffs 19 6 5 11 3 10 Jaros, Christian Lulea (SHL) 36 5 8 13 8 22 Karlsson, Erik Ottawa (NHL) 77 17 54 71 10 28 Playoffs 19 2 16 18 13 10 Kelly, Chris Ottawa (NHL) 82 5 7 12 -16 23 Playoffs 2 0 0 0 0 0 Lajoie, Maxime Swift Current (WHL) 68 7 35 42 20 26 Leblanc, Chris Merrimack College (H-East) 27 5 10 15 5 17 Wichita (ECHL) 7 0 5 5 0 2 Binghamton (AHL) 6 0 0 0 -3 0 Lyamin, Kirill Nizhnekamsk Neftekhimik (KHL)44 2 12 14 -3 22


McCormick, Max Binghamton (AHL) 66 21 15 36 -15 105 Ottawa (NHL) 7 0 0 0 -3 0 Megalinsky, Dimitri Yekaterinburg (KHL) 52 5 4 9 -8 63 Mirnov, Igor Traktor Chelyabinsk (KHL) 17 1 4 5 -1 2 Spartak Moskova (KHL) 35 8 6 14 -8 14 Neil, Chris Ottawa (NHL) 53 1 3 4 -11 63 Playoffs 2 0 0 0 0 12 Nurmi, Markus TPS (Fin – Jr.) 27 12 16 28 5 58 TUTO (Mestis) 11 2 0 2 2 2 TPS (Liga) 3 0 0 0 0 2 Pageau, Jean-Gabriel Ottawa (NHL) 82 12 21 33 13 24 Playoffs 19 8 2 10 5 16 Perron, Francis Binghamton (AHL) 68 6 20 26 -11 14 Smith, Zack Ottawa (NHL) 74 16 16 32 6 61 Playoffs 19 1 5 6 -5 12 Stone, Mark Ottawa (NHL) 71 22 32 54 12 25 Playoffs 19 5 3 8 5 20 Summers, Kelly Clarkson (ECAC) 39 3 14 17 -2 30 White, Colin Boston College (H-East) 35 16 17 33 8 46 USA (WJC) 7 7 1 8 5 4 Binghamton (AHL) 3 1 2 3 -5 2 Ottawa (NHL) 2 0 0 0 0 0 Playoffs 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wick, Roman ZSC Lions (Swiss) 43 20 19 39 24 20 Playoffs 6 1 2 3 -1 6 Wideman, Chris Ottawa (NHL) 76 5 12 17 7 46 Playoffs 15 1 3 4 -4 4 Wikstrand, Mikael Farjestad BK (SHL) 48 4 15 19 8 12 Playoffs 7 2 3 5 -2 2 Wolanin, Christian U of North Dokota (NCHC) 37 6 16 22 5 37 Zubov, Ilya Avangard Omsk (KHL) 44 4 13 17 6 35 Playoffs 12 3 3 6 2 8

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