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First draft picks by recent Penguins GMs…

Craig Patrick: Jaromir Jagr (5th, 1990)
Ray Shero: Jordan Staal (2nd, 2006)
Jim Rutherford: Kasperi Kapanen (22nd, 2014)
Ron Hextall: Tristan Broz (58th, 2021)

Подстава, йопт!

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Tristan Broz:

"It's been such a whirlwind of emotions the entire day. I'm just really thankful for the Penguins organization drafting me... A lot of people might say this, but I've always been a big Penguins fan. I always loved Crosby when I was younger, so it feels full circle."

Broz continued: "I've always loved Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. They were two of my role models growing up."

Central Scouting ranked Belliveau the No. 75 North American skater.

Belliveau is 6-2, 185 pounds, left shot. Started last season in Rimouski then was moved to Gatineau. 4 goals, 8 assists in 21 games with Gatineau.


Central Scouting on Isaac Belliveau: "Good size and awareness. Has good puck skills and can move the puck well."

With pick No. 194, the Penguins select defenseman Ryan McCleary from the Portland Winterhawks. 6-2, 180 pounds, right shot.

Father Trent played for the Bruins and Canadiens.

Portland asst. coach Kyle Gustafson on Ryan McCleary:
“He anticipates the play well, willing to jump up ice and contribute offensively. He is doing a lot of things that are smart with the puck and makes a lot of nice plays in the middle of the ice.”

EliteProspects: "Transition’s where McCleary’s impact is most felt, and it’s through activation and deception rather than explosiveness. Deceives forecheckers w/ his eyes, looks to pass through pressure to create space up the ice, & accelerates out of his passes to join the rush"

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Penguins director of player personnel Chris Pryor mentioned new scout Alexander Khavanov, who oversees Russia, pushed for the team to draft Kirill Tankov in the seventh round.

2021 NHL draft by nation:

Canada - 87 (39.0%)
United States - 47 (21.1%)
Russia - 29 (13.0%)
Sweden - 23 (10.3%)
Finland - 16 (7.2%)
Czech Republic - 8 (3.6%)
Belarus - 3
Switzerland - 3
Germany - 3
Kazakhstan - 1
Slovakia - 1
Norway - 1
Ukraine - 1

Evan Rodrigues stays in Pittsburgh. 1 year, $1 million.

Жесть… надеюсь, что это масло на бутерброд… а не икра…

Dominik Simon is returning to the #Pens on a one-year, two-way deal.