The Saint John Sea Dogs in high demand at Friday’s NHL Entry Draft.
Three players were selected in the first round, a record for any Quebec Major Junior team.
Forward Jonathan Huberdeau was selected third overall by the Florida Panthers, while defenceman Nathan Beaulieu went 17th overall to the Montreal Canadiens. Finally, the Minnesota Wild picked up forward Zack Phillips at No. 28.
Rounds two through seven continue today with seven other Sea Dogs eligible including Saint John natives Ryan Tesink and Aiden Kelly.