
Anaheim Ducks' 2025 Draft Picks Shine
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The Anaheim Ducks had a successful 2025 NHL Entry Draft, selecting ten prospects across seven rounds. The teams prospect pool is now bolstered with five forwards, four defensemen, and one goalie. Standout players like Roger McQueen, Eric Nilson, and Emile Guite have had impressive seasons in NCAA, juniors, and European leagues. Defensemen Lasse Boelius and Drew Schock, along with goalie Elijah Neuenschwander, have also made significant contributions. Many prospects are currently in playoffs, and the Ducks hold six picks for the 2026 draft. The future looks promising for the franchise.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Anaheim Ducks' 2025 Draft Picks Shine. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On March 29th, the Anaheim Ducks crushed the 2025 NHL entry draft with 10 picks over 7 rounds, grabbing 5 forwards, 4. Defensemen and one goalie to beef up their already deep prospect pool. These young guns are wrapping up strong seasons across NCAA, juniors, and pro leagues in Europe, showing real promise for the franchise's rebuild. Standouts like Roger McQueen lit it up at Providence College, with 11 goals and 16 assists in 35 games, helping his team reach the gaw. NCAA tournament, before a first round exit. Eric Nielsen and Michigan State posted 11 points in 33 games, fresh off gold with Sweden at the World Juniors, while a meal-guit dominated. QMJHL, with 65 points including a hat trick in under 3 minutes. Defensemen made noise too. Lasse Boilius impressed at point-per-game pace for Finland at Worlds before a season ending injury in February and Drew. Shock added 10 points at top ranked Michigan, now in Regionals.
1:02Goalie, Elijah, Nguyen Schwander, shown in Switzerland with a 1.95 goals against average over 17 games, backing up his World Juniors, stats. Several are deep into playoffs, Noa Reed chipping in for Niagara in OHL, Alexis Matthew, battling in QMJHL, and others like Brady Terco grinding in. WHO, with 36 points. Most need more junior or college time, but the Ducks' pipeline looks stacked, with no signings yet except possible AHL jumps next year. As seasons wind down, keep eyes on these talents heading into training camp, and the Ducks hold 6 picks for the 2026 draft in Buffalo. QMJHL 26 and 27th futures, Bright and Anime. Stay locked in with NHL News today, AI-powered updates.
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