Stat find on former 1st-round draft picks currently playing for NHL teams?

The Wings strength has been in their ability to find gems in the later rounds, right?

Confucious say 1st rounder can only under-achieve while late rounder can only over-achieve.

I wonder where each of the current top 20 point leaders were drafted? How about the year-end top ten (forwards and d-men) of the last ten years? Hmmm, project for a slow day

EDIT: Nothing like emphasizing a point that was made 5 hours ago!! Maybe I should do a better job of reading previous responses. LOL

I'll follow up my gaffe with a little trivia on this topic...which 1st rounder was one the Blues' five 1st rounders traded for?

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The Islanders could be the poster child for trading 1st round picks. Since 1993: Bertuzzi, Redden, J.P. Dumont, Luongo, Eric Brewer, Tim Connoly, Taylor Pyatt, Raffi Torres, Robert Nillson, Ryan O'Marra, plus a few lesser knowns still in the NHL. Only Dipietro, Sean Bergenheim, and Kyle Okposo are with the team. In 2001 & 2007 they didn't have a 1st round pick.

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Canes traded away their first round pick in the trade for Jordan Staal. The first guy they took was Philip Di Giuseppe from the U of Michigan, at 38th overall. I think he's two, maybe three or four years away. It depends on whether or not he plans on spending 4 years at the U of M or go pro after his junior season. Even then he will likely spend a year at the AHL before making the jump to the NHL.

Detroit has a reputation as a team that doesn't draft well. They have a great record in the 'luck' rounds (Picks 100+) but not in the 'earlier' rounds.

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LITY is right about Detroit.

I had heard that about the Flyers and TB and knew it about the Pens.....it is interesting. I did not know Detroit had the least but I knew they drafted some good late rounders.

That Pennsylvania teams really know how to use the draft.

Erica-Excellent points.