List of Swiss players in the NHL

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The list of Swiss players in the NHL includes all ice hockey players with Swiss nationality who have played at least one game in the regular season of the North American National Hockey League , which is considered the best professional league in the world.

The history of the Swiss in the NHL goes back to 1987, when Ken Baumgartner was the first player with Swiss nationality to play a game in the highest North American professional league. Although a future Swiss man, Mike Kaszycki, had already been on the ice before , Kaszycki only received Swiss citizenship after his NHL appearances. In 2001 David Aebischer became the first Swiss player to win the North American Championship, the Stanley Cup .

The following list shows all Swiss NHL players, even if Swiss citizenship was only accepted later, for example alongside Canadian citizenship.
Players highlighted in green are in the roster of an NHL franchise for the current season .

Alphabetical listing

Outfield player

Abbreviations: Nat = nationality / s, Pos = position, GP = games, G = goals, A = assists , Pts = points, PIM = penalty minutes, D = defender , C = center , W = wing, F = striker, RW = Right wing, LW = left wing

Explanation: The top line shows the games in the regular season, the bottom line (if available) the statistics of the playoff games. The statistics of the players currently still active in the NHL are current as of July 31, 2020

Surname Nat Item Date of birth GP G A. Pts PIM NHL teams current team
Cody Almond Canadians / Swiss C. July 24, 1989 25th 2 0 2 26th Minnesota Wild (2009-2012) Genève-Servette HC
Sven Andrighetto SwitzerlandSwitzerland RW March 21, 1993 216 31 52 83 42 Montréal Canadiens (2014-2017)
Colorado Avalanche (2017-2019)		 HK Awangard Omsk
11 1 0 1 8th
Mark Astley Canadians / Swiss D. March 30, 1969 75 4th 19th 23 92 Buffalo Sabers (1993–1996) End of career
2 0 0 0 0
Sven Bärtschi SwitzerlandSwitzerland LW 5th October 1992 291 66 72 138 78 Calgary Flames (2012–2014)
Vancouver Canucks (since 2014)		 Vancouver Canucks
2 0 0 0 0
Ken Baumgartner Canadians / Swiss LW March 11, 1966 696 13 41 54 2244 Los Angeles Kings (1987–1989)
New York Islanders (1989–1992)
Toronto Maple Leafs (1992–1996)
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim (1996–1997)
Boston Bruins (1997–1999)		 End of career
51 1 2 3 106
Christoph Bertschy SwitzerlandSwitzerland C. April 5, 1994 9 0 1 1 8th Minnesota Wild (2015-2018) Lausanne HC
Goran Bezina SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. March 21, 1980 3 0 0 0 2 Phoenix Coyotes (2003-2004) HC Servette Genève
Damien Brunner SwitzerlandSwitzerland C. March 9, 1986 121 25th 33 58 46 Detroit Red Wings (2012-2013)
New Jersey Devils (2013-2014)		 EHC Biel
14th 5 4th 9 4th
Raphael Diaz SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. January 9, 1986 201 8th 41 49 62 Montréal Canadiens (2011–2014)
Vancouver Canucks (2014)
New York Rangers (2014)
Calgary Flames (2014–2015)
New York Rangers (2015–2016)		 EV train
13 0 1 1 0
Paul DiPietro Canadians / Swiss C. September 8, 1970 192 31 49 80 96 Montreal Canadiens (1991–1995)
Toronto Maple Leafs (1995–1996)
Los Angeles Kings (1996–1997)		 End of career
31 11 10 21st 10
Hnat Domenichelli Canadians / Swiss LW February 16, 1976 267 52 61 113 104 Hartford Whalers (1996–1997)
Calgary Flames (1997–2000)
Atlanta Thrashers (2000–2002)
Minnesota Wild (2002–2003)		 End of career
Kevin Fiala Czech / Swiss LW July 22, 1996 287 71 87 158 122 Nashville Predators (2014–2019)
Minnesota Wild (since 2019)		 Minnesota Wild
18th 5 1 6th 8th
Patrick Fischer SwitzerlandSwitzerland C. 6th September 1975 27 4th 6th 10 24 Phoenix Coyotes (2006-2007) End of career
Dan Fritsche SwitzerlandSwitzerlandUnited StatesUnited States C. July 13, 1985 296 34 42 76 103 Columbus Blue Jackets (2003-2008)
New York Rangers (2008-2009)
Minnesota Wild (2009)		 End of career
Gaetan Haas SwitzerlandSwitzerland C. January 31, 1992 58 5 5 10 6th Edmonton Oilers (since 2019) Edmonton Oilers
0 0 0 0 0
Timo Helbling SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. July 21, 1981 11 0 1 1 8th Tampa Bay Lightning (2005-2006)
Washington Capitals (2006-2007)		 End of career
Nico Hischier SwitzerlandSwitzerland C. January 4, 1999 209 51 84 135 62 New Jersey Devils (since 2017) New Jersey Devils
5 1 0 1 0
Dan Hodgson Canadians / Swiss C. August 29, 1965 114 29 45 74 64 Toronto Maple Leafs (1985–1986)
Vancouver Canucks (1986–1989)		 End of career
Roman Josi SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. June 1, 1990 632 109 304 413 234 Nashville Predators (since 2011) Nashville Predators
71 10 22nd 32 40
Mike Kaszycki Canadians / Swiss C. February 27, 1956 226 42 80 122 108 New York Islanders (1977–1979)
Washington Capitals (1979–1980)
Toronto Maple Leafs (1980–1983)		 End of career
19th 2 6th 8th 10
Dean Kukan SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. July 8, 1993 77 1 13 14th 20th Columbus Blue Jackets (since 2015) Columbus Blue Jackets
10 1 0 1 2
Denis Malgin SwitzerlandSwitzerland C / RW January 18, 1997 192 28 32 60 42 Florida Panthers (2016-2020) Toronto Maple Leafs
Timo Meier SwitzerlandSwitzerland RW October 8, 1996 263 76 81 157 158 San Jose Sharks (since 2016) San Jose Sharks
35 7th 13 20th 46
Simon Moser SwitzerlandSwitzerland LW March 10, 1989 6th 1 1 2 2 Nashville Predators (2013-2014) SC Bern
Mirco Müller SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. March 21, 1995 185 5 23 28 61 San Jose Sharks (2014–2017)
New Jersey Devils (since 2017)		 New Jersey Devils
3 0 0 0 0
Nino Niederreiter SwitzerlandSwitzerland RW September 8, 1992 601 137 153 290 289 New York Islanders (2010–2013)
Minnesota Wild (2013–2019)
Carolina Hurricanes (since 2019)		 Carolina Hurricanes
54 9 13 22nd 36
Tim Ramholt SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. 2nd November 1984 1 0 0 0 0 Calgary Flames (2007) EHC Kloten
Tanner Richard Canadians / Swiss C. April 6, 1993 3 0 0 0 2 Tampa Bay Lightning (2016-2017) Genève-Servette HC
Michel Giant SwitzerlandSwitzerland RW April 11, 1979 12 0 1 1 4th Edmonton Oilers (2000-2001) End of career
Luca Sbisa SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. January 30, 1990 548 20th 93 113 385 Philadelphia Flyers (2008–2009)
Anaheim Ducks (2009–2014)
Vancouver Canucks (2014–2017)
Vegas Golden Knights (2017–2018)
New York Islanders (2018–2019)
Winnipeg Jets (since 2019)		 Winnipeg Jets
32 1 7th 8th 34
Jonas Siegenthaler SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. May 6, 1997 90 2 11 13 53 Washington Capitals (since 2018) Washington Capitals
4th 0 0 0 2
Mark dispute SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. December 11, 1977 786 96 338 434 374 Montréal Canadiens (2005–2008)
New York Islanders (2008–2013)
Philadelphia Flyers (2013–2017)
Pittsburgh Penguins (2017)
Montréal Canadiens (2017)		 End of career
34 4th 11 15th 18th
Calvin Thürkauf SwitzerlandSwitzerland C. June 27, 1997 3 0 0 0 0 Columbus Blue Jackets (since 2020) Columbus Blue Jackets
0 0 0 0 0
Julien Vauclair SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. 2nd October 1979 1 0 0 0 2 Ottawa Senators (2003) HC Lugano
Joël Vermin SwitzerlandSwitzerlandNetherlandsNetherlands RW 5th February 1992 24 0 4th 4th 4th Tampa Bay Lightning (2015-2017) HC Lausanne
Reto from Arx SwitzerlandSwitzerland C. September 13, 1976 19th 3 1 4th 4th Chicago Blackhawks (2000-2001) End of career
Yannick Weber SwitzerlandSwitzerland D. September 23, 1988 497 28 66 94 195 Montréal Canadiens (2008–2013)
Vancouver Canucks (2013–2016)
Nashville Predators (since 2016)		 Nashville Predators
38 4th 2 6th 19th
Roman Wick SwitzerlandSwitzerland RW December 30, 1985 7th 0 0 0 0 Ottawa Senators (2011) ZSC Lions
Thomas Ziegler SwitzerlandSwitzerland C. June 9, 1978 5 0 0 0 0 Tampa Bay Lightning (2001) End of career
Zarley Zalapski Canadians / Swiss C. April 22, 1968 637 99 285 384 684 Pittsburgh Penguins (1987–1991)
Hartford Whalers (1991–1994)
Calgary Flames (1994–1998)
Montréal Canadiens (1998)
Philadelphia Flyers (2000)		 End of career
48 4th 23 27 47

goalkeeper

Abbreviations: Nat = nationality / s, GP = games, W = wins, GAA = average goals conceded, Sv% = catch quota, SO = shutouts ; Explanation: The top line shows the games in the regular season, the bottom line (if available) the statistics of the playoff games. The statistics of the players currently still active in the NHL are current as of October 1, 2019

Surname Nat Date of birth GP W. ATM Sv% SO NHL teams current team
David Aebischer SwitzerlandSwitzerland February 7, 1978 214 106 2.52 91.2 13 Colorado Avalanche (2000–2006)
Montréal Canadiens (2006–2007)
Phoenix Coyotes (2007)		 End of career
13 6th 2.07 92.2 1
Marco Baron Canadians / Swiss April 4th 1959 86 34 3.64 86.5 1 Boston Bruins (1979–1983)
Los Angeles Kings (1983–1984)
Edmonton Oilers (1984–1985)		 End of career
1 0 9 75.0 0
Reto Berra SwitzerlandSwitzerland 3rd January 1987 76 20th 2.85 90.5 3 Calgary Flames (2013–2014)
Colorado Avalanche (2014–2016)
Florida Panthers (2016–2017)		 Friborg-Gottéron
Joey Daccord SwitzerlandSwitzerland United StatesUnited States August 19, 1998 1 0 5 87.5 0 Ottawa Senators (since 2018) Ottawa Senators
Martin Gerber SwitzerlandSwitzerland 3rd September 1974 229 113 2.63 91.1 10 Mighty Ducks of Anaheim (2002–2004)
Carolina Hurricanes (2005–2006)
Ottawa Senators (2006–2009)
Toronto Maple Leafs (2009)
Edmonton Oilers (2010–2011)		 End of career
12 1 3.50 89.0 1
Jonas Hiller SwitzerlandSwitzerland February 12, 1982 404 197 2.55 91.4 23 Anaheim Ducks (2007-2014)
Calgary Flames (2014-2016)		 EHC Biel
33 15th 2.35 93.0 3
Cristobal Huet SwitzerlandSwitzerlandFranceFrance 3rd September 1973 273 129 2.46 91.3 24 Los Angeles Kings (2002–2004)
Montreal Canadiens (2005–2007)
Washington Capitals (2007–2008)
Chicago Blackhawks (2008–2010)		 End of career
17th 6th 2.68 91.8 0
Pauli Jaks SwitzerlandSwitzerland January 25, 1972 1 0 3.00 92.0 0 Los Angeles Kings (1994-1995) End of career
Nolan Schaefer Canadians / Swiss January 15, 1980 7th 5 1.87 92.0 1 San Jose Sharks (2005-2006) End of career
Cory Schneider SwitzerlandSwitzerlandUnited StatesUnited States March 18, 1986 409 170 2.43 91.8 26th Vancouver Canucks (2008–2012)
New Jersey Devils (since 2013)		 New Jersey Devils
14th 2 2.35 93.1 0
Gilles Senn SwitzerlandSwitzerland March 1, 1996 2 0 3.42 90.2 0 New Jersey Devils (since 2019) New Jersey Devils
Tobias Stephan SwitzerlandSwitzerland January 21, 1984 11 1 3.49 88.3 0 Dallas Stars (2007-2009) EV train

statistics

Players by NHL teams
team total active
Montréal Canadiens 8th 0
Calgary Flames 7th 0
New York Islanders 6th 1
Minnesota Wild 6th 1
Vancouver Canucks 6th 1
Los Angeles Kings 5 0
Toronto Maple Leafs 6th 1
Nashville Predators 4th 2
New Jersey Devils 5 4th
Washington Capitals 4th 1
Anaheim Ducks 4th 0
Tampa Bay Lightning 4th 0
Florida panthers 3 0
Colorado Avalanche 3 1
San Jose Sharks 3 1
Edmonton Oilers 3 0
Ottawa Senators 4th 1
Phoenix Coyotes 3 0
Philadelphia Flyers 3 0
Carolina Hurricanes 2 1
Columbus Blue Jackets 3 2
Boston Bruins 2 0
Chicago Blackhawks 2 0
New York Rangers 2 0
Pittsburgh Penguins 2 0
Hartford Whalers 2 -
Buffalo Sabers 1 0
Dallas Stars 1 0
Detroit Red Wings 1 0
Atlanta Thrashers 1 -
Vegas Golden Knights 1 0
Player by position
position number
1. Center (C) 15th
2. Defender (D) 14th
3. Goalkeeper (G) 12
4th Right winger (RW) 6th
5. Left winger (LW) 5

Regular season

Most games
Surname number
1. Mark dispute 786
2. Ken Baumgartner 696
3. Zarley Zalapski 637
4th Roman Josi 632
5. Nino Niederreiter 601
Most goals
Surname number
1. Nino Niederreiter 137
2. Roman Josi 109
3. Zarley Zalapski 99
4th Mark dispute 96
5. Timo Meier 76
Most templates
Surname number
1. Mark dispute 338
2. Roman Josi 304
3. Zarley Zalapski 285
4th Nino Niederreiter 153
5. Luca Sbisa 93
Most of the points
Surname number
1. Mark dispute 434
2. Roman Josi 413
3. Zarley Zalapski 384
4th Nino Niederreiter 290
5. Kevin Fiala 158
Most penalty minutes
Surname number
1. Ken Baumgartner 2244
2. Zarley Zalapski 684
3. Luca Sbisa 385
4th Mark dispute 374
5. Nino Niederreiter 289
Most seasons
Surname number
1. Ken Baumgartner 12
Zarley Zalapski 12
Mark dispute 12
4th Luca Sbisa 11
Cory Schneider 11
Yannick Weber 11
Most goals in one season
Surname season number
1. Timo Meier 2018/19 30th
2. Nino Niederreiter 2016/17 25th
3. Nino Niederreiter 2014/15 24
4th Kevin Fiala 2017/18 23
Nino Niederreiter 2018/19 23
Kevin Fiala 2019/20 23
Most templates in one season
Surname season number
1. Zarley Zalapski 1992/93 51
2. Mark dispute 2007/08 49
Roman Josi 2019/20 49
4th Roman Josi 2015/16 47
5. Mark dispute 2014/15 43
Most points in one season
Surname season number
1. Timo Meier 2018/19 66
2. Zarley Zalapski 1992/93 65
Roman Josi 2019/20 65
4th Mark dispute 2007/08 62
5. Roman Josi 2015/16 61
Best conceded goal (as of end of 2019/2020)
Surname cut
1. Nolan Schaefer 1.88
2. Cory Schneider 2.43
3. Cristobal Huet 2.46
4th David Aebischer 2.52
5. Jonas Hiller 2.55
Shots blocked (as of the end of 2019/2020)
Surname percent
1. Pauli Jaks 92.0
Nolan Schaefer 92.0
3. Cory Schneider 91.8
Jonas Hiller 91.8
5. Cristobal Huet 91.3
Most shutouts (as of the end of 2019/2020)
Surname number
1. Cory Schneider 26th
2. Cristobal Huet 24
3. Jonas Hiller 23
4th David Aebischer 13
5. Martin Gerber 10
Most wins (as of the end of 2019/2020)
Surname number
1. Jonas Hiller 197
2. Cory Schneider 170
3. Cristobal Huet 129
4th Martin Gerber 113
5. David Aebischer 106

Play-offs

Most games
Surname number
1. Roman Josi 71
2. Nino Niederreiter 54
3. Ken Baumgartner 51
4th Zarley Zalapski 48
5. Yannick Weber 38
Most goals
Surname number
1. Paul DiPietro 11
2. Roman Josi 10
3. Nino Niederreiter 9
4th Timo Meier 7th
5. Damien Brunner 5
Kevin Fiala 5
Most templates
Surname number
1. Zarley Zalapski 23
2. Roman Josi 22nd
3. Nino Niederreiter 13
Timo Meier 13
5. Mark dispute 11
Most of the points
Surname number
1. Roman Josi 32
2. Zarley Zalapski 27
3. Nino Niederreiter 22nd
4th Paul DiPietro 21st
5. Timo Meier 20th
Most penalty minutes
Surname number
1. Ken Baumgartner 106
2. Zarley Zalapski 47
3. Timo Meier 46
4th Roman Josi 40
5. Nino Niederreiter 36

Stanley Cup winner

The engraved names of the 2001 Colorado Avalanche championship team at the Stanley Cup

As early as 1993 , Paul DiPietro from the Montréal Canadiens, a future Swiss, won the Stanley Cup . The first to have Swiss citizenship at the time was David Aebischer with the Colorado Avalanche in the 2000/01 season . The second Swiss player to win the world's most important ice hockey trophy was Martin Gerber with the Carolina Hurricanes in 2006 . In 2003 and 2007 the goalkeeper also reached the Stanley Cup final twice with the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and the Ottawa Senators , without making it successful. Mark Streit won the Stanley Cup in 2017 with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

NHL All-Star Games

The first Swiss player to take part in an NHL All-Star Game was Zarley Zalapski in 1993 . However, the center only had Canadian citizenship at that time.

Mark Streit was 2009 after all the first born in Switzerland player who participated in an All-Star Game. In 2011 , Jonas Hiller became the first Swiss goalkeeper to take part in an All-Star Game. Roman Josi was the third Swiss-born player to take part in the All-Star Game in 2016 , his second participation took place in 2019 .

Awards

So far no Swiss player has managed to win an NHL award , an award from the National Hockey League for special achievements in the past season. However, Zarley Zalapski , who at the time did not yet have Swiss citizenship, was voted one of the best newcomers to the NHL All-Rookie Team in 1989 by journalists .

Listed by draft position

The NHL Entry Draft is an annual event of the NHL at which the teams of the league can acquire rights to available amateur and youth players ( to draft = convene, move in). In each round of the draft, each team has a so-called draft pick , which means that you can secure the rights to one player per round. All 18 to 20-year-old North American amateur and youth players are eligible, there is no age limit for Europeans. (Status 2011)

Explanation: The fact that a player was drawn in an earlier round but in a later position is due to the fact that the number of selecting teams has increased over the years.

David Aebischer, here in the jersey of the Swiss national team , was drafted by the Colorado Avalanche in 1997
The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim selected Martin Gerber in 2001 as 232 in the eighth round
Mark Streit drew attention to himself through his achievements with the ZSC Lions and was finally selected in 2004 by the Montréal Canadiens
Pick player year NHL team
1 round
1. Nico Hischier 2017 New Jersey Devils
4th Zarley Zalapski 1986 Pittsburgh Penguins
5. Nino Niederreiter 2010 New York Islanders
9. Timo Meier 2015 San Jose Sharks
11. Kevin Fiala 2014 Nashville Predators
13. Sven Bärtschi 2011 Calgary Flames
14th Michel Giant 1997 Edmonton Oilers
18th Mirco Müller 2013 San Jose Sharks
19th Luca Sbisa 2008 Philadelphia Flyers
26th Cory Schneider 2004 Vancouver Canucks
2nd round
32. Mike Kaszycki 1976 New York Islanders
34. Tobias Stephan 2002 Dallas Stars
38. Roman Josi 2008 Nashville Predators
39. Tim Ramholt 2003 Calgary Flames
46. Dan Fritsche 2003 Columbus Blue Jackets
57. Jonas Siegenthaler 2015 Washington Capitals
3rd round
71. Tanner Richard 2012 Tampa Bay Lightning
73. Yannick Weber 2007 Montréal Canadiens
74. Julien Vauclair 1998 Ottawa Senators
85. Sven Andrighetto 2013 Montreal Canadiens
4th round
102. Denis Malgin 2015 Florida panthers
106. Reto Berra 2006 St. Louis Blues
161. David Aebischer 1997 Colorado Avalanche
5th round
83. Dan Hodgson 1983 Toronto Maple Leafs
102. Paul DiPietro 1990 Montréal Canadiens
108. Pauli Jaks 1991 Los Angeles Kings
129. Gilles Senn 2017 New Jersey Devils
140 Cody Almond 2007 Minnesota Wild
156. Roman Wick 2004 Ottawa Senators
166. Nolan Schaefer 2000 San Jose Sharks
6th round
158. Christoph Bertschy 2012 Minnesota Wild
162. Timo Helbling 1999 Nashville Predators
7th round
185 Calvin Thürkauf 2016 Columbus Blue Jackets
186. Joël Vermin 2013 Tampa Bay Lightning
199 Joey Daccord 2015 Ottawa Senators
214. Cristobal Huet 2001 Los Angeles Kings
8th round
232. Martin Gerber 2001 Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
234. Goran Bezina 1999 Phoenix Coyotes
9th round
262. Mark dispute 2004 Montréal Canadiens
263. Thomas Ziegler 2000 Tampa Bay Lightning
271. Reto from Arx 2000 Chicago Blackhawks
12th round
245. Ken Baumgartner 1985 Buffalo Sabers

Drafted players without NHL use

As early as 1976 , Jacques Soguel, the first Swiss to be selected in an NHL draft, was never used in the highest North American professional league. Other players with Swiss nationality who have been drafted but never or not yet played in the NHL are shown in the following list:

Pick player Item year NHL team
1 round
24. Luca Cereda C. 1999 Toronto Maple Leafs
2nd round
47. Tom Fritsche LW 2005 Colorado Avalanche
53. Noah Rod F. 2014 San Jose Sharks
3rd round
75. Luca Cunti C / LW 2007 Tampa Bay Lightning
78. Beat Forster D. 2001 Calgary Flames
100. Philippe Seydoux D. 2003 Ottawa Senators
4th round
101. Nico Gross D. 2018 New York Rangers
103. Grégory Hofmann C / LW 2011 Carolina Hurricanes
108. Mirko Murovic LW 1999 Toronto Maple Leafs
108. Kevin Romy RW 2003 Philadelphia Flyers
110. Joren van Pottelberghe G 2015 Detroit Red Wings
117. Julien Sprunger LW 2004 Minnesota Wild
117. Damien Riat C / RW 2016 Washington Capitals
120. Tobias Geisser D. 2017 Washington Capitals
120. Philipp Kurashev LW / C 2018 Chicago Blackhawks
5th round
94. Mark Ouimet C. 1990 Washington Capitals
136. Akira Schmid G 2018 New Jersey Devils
142. Emanuel Peter C. 2002 Calgary Flames
142. Fabrice Herzog RW 2013 Toronto Maple Leafs
160. Daniel Manzato G 2002 Carolina Hurricanes
6th round
117. Bill Schafhauser D. 1981 Chicago Blackhawks
156. Tim Berni D. 2018 Columbus Blue Jackets
162. Julian Walker W. 2006 Minnesota Wild
166. Peter Guggisberg W. 2004 Washington Capitals
167. Juraj Šimek W. 2006 Vancouver Canucks
175. Michael Dupont G 2006 Philadelphia Flyers
175. Sven Helfenstein F. 2000 New York Rangers
179. Philippe Furrer D. 2003 New York Rangers
7th round
202. Patrik Bärtschi LW 2002 Pittsburgh Penguins
204. Raffaele Sannitz C. 2001 Columbus Blue Jackets
204. Mauro Jörg F. 2010 New Jersey Devils
207. Valentin Nussbaumer C. 2019 Arizona Coyotes
8th round
121. Jacques Soguel F. 1976 St. Louis Blues
207. Mattia Baldi LW 1996 Montréal Canadiens
209. René Stüssi F. 1996 Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
250. Flavien Conne RW 2000 Los Angeles Kings
9th round
169. Vyacheslav Arkadyevich Bykov C. 1989 Quebec Nordiques
231. Adrian wanker C. 1998 Florida panthers
273. Severin Blindenbacher D. 2001 Phoenix Coyotes
276. Mike Knoepfli F. 2001 Toronto Maple Leafs
277. Thomas Nüssli C. 2002 Vancouver Canucks
284. Martin Höhener D. 2000 Nashville Predators
290 Loïc Burkhalter C. 2003 Phoenix Coyotes
291. Arne Ramholt D. 2000 Chicago Blackhawks
10th round
248. Lars Weibel G 1994 Chicago Blackhawks
11th round
276. Patrick Howald LW 1993 Los Angeles Kings

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b hockeydb.com, Complete NHL Player List
  2. ^ Eishockey.ch, Paul Di Pietro: A dream came true