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1989 NHL Supplemental Draft

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1989 NHL Supplemental Draft
General information
Date(s) June 16, 1989
Overview
26 total selections in 2 rounds
First selection Flag of the United States Dave DePinto
(Quebec Nordiques)
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The 1989 NHL Supplemental Draft was the fourth NHL Supplemental Draft. It was held on June 16, 1989.[1]

Selections by round[]

Round one[]

The first round was limited to teams that missed the 1989 Stanley Cup playoffs.

Pick # Player Nationality NHL team College (League)
1 Dave DePinto (G) Flag of the United States United States Quebec Nordiques University of Illinois at Chicago (CCHA)
2 Rob Vanderydt (C) Flag of Canada Canada New York Islanders Miami University (CCHA)
3 Dave Tomlinson (C) Flag of Canada Canada Toronto Maple Leafs Boston University (Hockey East)
4 Peter Hankinson (F) Flag of the United States United States Winnipeg Jets University of Minnesota (WCHA)
5 C. J. Young (RW) Flag of the United States United States New Jersey Devils Harvard University (ECAC)
[2]

Round two[]

Pick # Player Nationality NHL team College (League)
6 Rick Berens (F) Flag of the United States United States Quebec Nordiques University of Denver (WCAC)
7 Brad Mattson (F) Flag of the United States United States New York Islanders Saint Mary's University of Minnesota (MIAC)
8 Mike Moes (C) Flag of Canada Canada Toronto Maple Leafs University of Michigan (CCHA)
9 Jon Anderson (LW) Flag of the United States United States Winnipeg Jets University of Minnesota (WCHA)
10 Mark Romaine (G) Flag of the United States United States New Jersey Devils Providence College (Hockey East)
11 Alex Roberts (D) Flag of the United States United States Chicago Blackhawks University of Michigan (CCHA)
12 Jamie Loewen (G) Flag of Canada Canada Minnesota North Stars University of Alaska Fairbanks (NCAA)
13 Jeff Napierala (RW) Flag of the United States United States Vancouver Canucks Lake Superior State University (CCHA)
14 Rob Tustian (D) Flag of the United States United States St. Louis Blues Michigan Technological University (WCHA)
15 Chris Tancill (RW) Flag of the United States United States Hartford Whalers University of Wisconsin (WCHA)
16 Brad Kreick (D) Flag of Canada Canada Detroit Red Wings Brown University (ECAC)
17 Jamie Baker (D) Flag of the United States United States Philadelphia Flyers University of Windsor (OUAA)
18 Anthony Palumbo (C) Flag of Canada Canada New York Rangers Lake Superior State University (CCHA)
19 Ian Boyce (LW) Flag of Canada Canada Buffalo Sabres University of Vermont (ECAC)
20 Dave Aiken (F) Flag of the United States United States Edmonton Oilers University of New Hampshire (Hockey East)
21 John DePourcq (C) Flag of Canada Canada Pittsburgh Penguins Ferris State University (CCHA)
22 Jeff Schulman (D) Flag of the United States United States Boston Bruins University of Vermont (ECAC)
23 Carl Repp (G) Flag of Canada Canada Los Angeles Kings University of British Columbia (CWUAA)
24 Karl Clauss (D) Flag of the United States United States Washington Capitals Colgate University (ECAC)
25 Craig Charron (C) Flag of the United States United States Montreal Canadiens University of Massachusetts Lowell (Hockey East)
26 Shawn Heaphy (C) Flag of Canada Canada Calgary Flames Michigan State University (CCHA)
[3]

See also[]

References[]

  1. ↑ NHL Meetings : Kings Begin Payback for Gretzky. The Los Angeles Times (June 16, 1989).
  2. ↑ 1989 NHL Supplemental Draft -- Round 1 Selections. Hockey Draft Central.
  3. ↑ 1989 NHL Supplemental Draft -- Round 2 Selections. Hockey Draft Central.

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