Habs select Noah Juulsen 26th overall
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For the first time since 2011, the Habs selected a defenceman in the first round of the draft on Friday night. With the 26th overall pick, Montreal picked Noah Juulsen from the Everett Silvertips of the WHL.
For the first time since 2011, the Habs selected a defenceman in the first round of the draft on Friday night. With the 26th overall pick, Montreal picked Noah Juulsen from the Everett Silvertips of the WHL.
Welcome to HabsWorld Draft Central 2015, your one-stop source for all things draft-related. Find everything you need to know about Montreal’s selections here.
The 2015 NHL Entry Draft is just a day away and the Habs currently hold the 26th pick. Not surprisingly, there are quite a few different projected picks for the Canadiens depending on who is still available when Trevor Timmins gets set to announce the selection on Friday night. Here is a sampling of some of the other mock drafts and how each figure the first round will go down.
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The 2015 NHL Entry Draft will be held at the BB&T Center in Florida this coming Friday and Saturday. As is our annual tradition, here is HabsWorld’s official mock draft.
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