Rules:

Teams will have 1 hour to make selections in the first round. Subsequent rounds will use 30 minutes per pick. The draft will begin at 10am EST each morning and pause each night at 11:59pm EST.

The BOG can make a selection on your behalf if you are unable to sign on during your draft window. If you miss your window and do not submit a request to the BOG beforehand, your pick will be assigned from the auto-draft list.

You may make your selection as soon as the previous selection has been posted in the entry draft thread, but you will not be required to make your selection before your window expires, regardless of the "banked" time that may be created by selections in front of you.

Each night, we will re-stack the schedule/times based on the progress made in the previous day, SO PAY ATTENTION TO THE UPDATED SCHEDULE PUBLISHED EACH NIGHT. The draft should take about 10 days to complete.

Full Schedule: (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nDhBPvKbqwIeyEd6UQaWJI5JxBIuHZn-5dtocYMFq2o/edit?usp=sharing)

Updated thread below

Here is the (new) official draft spreadsheet. Pick times, the auto-pick list, and the pick/trade tracker are all included. Message the BOG if you have any questions. One last reminder to ONLY post official selections in this thread and do not edit your posts. Good luck drafting!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jKWM5O00aC8u4QihsbIedlsXcARa5ecnI1eYmWmzcS0/edit#gid=283006047

After trading up for the first overall pick in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, it is my utmost pleasure to select, from the U.S. National Junior Team, Jack Hughes

Was planning on taking this bad boy 1OA anyway..... so the New Jersey Devils takes Kappo Kakko and thanks New York for taking Schneider for free

#3 - Quebec Nordiques - Selects: Alex Turcotte from US National Team Development Program (USHL)

#4 - The Buffalo Sabres are proud to select from the Vancouver Giants of the WHL - Bowen Byram

On behalf of the Avalanche organization we would first like to thank the host city of Vancouver for hosting the 2019 NHL entry draft.
I will now pass it off to our lead director of scouting, Joni Lehto, our head European scout to make the selection.

The Colorado Avalanche proudly select the captain of the U18 Russian national team, Vasili Podkolzin.

Based on auto selection, the Los Angeles Kings select from the Lethbridge Hurricanes, Dylan Cozens

The St. Louis Blues could not be more proud to select, from the US National Team Development Program, Trevor Zegras

The Nashville Predators are proud to select, from the US National Team Development Program, 16 pull-up man himself, Cole Caufield.

The Ottawa Senators are proud to select from the Saskatoon Blades, Center Kirby Dach.

The Anaheim ducks are extremely proud to select, from the Kootenay Ice, C/LW Peyton Krebs.

The Anaheim ducks are extremely proud to select, from the Kootenay Ice, C/LW Peyton Krebs.

On behalf of the Boston Bruins organization, we would first like to thank the host city of Vancouver for hosting the 2019 NHL entry draft.
Your 2019 Eastern Conference Champion Bruins are proud to select a Massachusetts native from the US National Team Development Program -- LW Matthew Boldy

With the 12th pick in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, the Pittsburgh Penguins select Philip Broberg from Skelleftea AIK of the SHL

#13 - Quebec Nordiques - Selects: Mortiz Seider from Mannheim (DEL)

From Halifax Mooseheads
Raphaël Lavoie

With the 15th overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, the St. Louis Blues select, Arthur Kaliyev from the Hamilton Bulldogs.

#16 - Quebec Nordiques - Selects: Victor Soderstrom from Brynas (SHL)

With the 17th pick in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, the Colorado Avalanche select Spencer Knight from the US National Team Development Program

With the 18th pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, the St. Louis Blues select, from the Victoria Grizzlies, Alex Newhook

With the 19th pick, the Montreal Canadiens select, from the Barrie Colts, Ryan Suzuki.

With the 20th pick, the Ottawa Senators select, from the US National Development Team Program, Cam York

With the 21st pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, the St. Louis Blues are so very proud to select, the second best defenseman in the draft, Ville Heinola