WJC: Breakdown of all Represented NHL Organizations

[tade]

Hello,

as the rosters are now being completed, I've got an idea to make a list of all prospects who will represent their respective NHL organizations. Here it is:

7 Chicago Blackhawks: Ian Mitchell (D/CAN), MacKenzie Entwistle (F/CAN), Jakub Galvas (D/CZE), Philipp Kurashev (F/SUI), Henri Jokiharju (D/FIN), Adam Boqvist (D/SWE), Evan Barratt (F/USA)
7 Montreal Canadiens: Josh Brook (D/CAN), Nick Suzuki (F/CAN), Alexander Romanov (D/RUS), Jesse Ylonen (F/FIN), Jacob Olofsson (F/SWE), Cayden Primeau (G/USA), Ryan Poehling (F/USA)
7 Philadelphia Flyers: Morgan Frost (F/CAN), Samuel Ersson (G/SWE), Adam Ginning (D/SWE), Jack St. Ivany (D/USA), Noah Cates (F/USA), Joel Farabee (F/USA), Jay O'Brien (F/USA)

6 Boston Bruins: Jack Studnicka (F/CAN), Pavel Shen (F/RUS), Daniel Bukac (D/CZE), Jakub Lauko (F/CZE), Urho Vaakanainen (D/FIN), Kyle Keyser (G/USA)
6 Vegas Golden Knights: Cody Glass (F/CAN), Ivan D. Morozov (F/RUS), Jiri Patera (G/CZE), Jonas Rondbjerg (F/DEN), Erik Brannstrom (D/SWE), Lucas Elvenes (F/SWE)

5 Colorado Avalanche: Shane Bowers (F/CAN), Danila Zhuravlyov (D/RUS), Nikolai Kovalenko (F/RUS), Martin Kaut (F/CZE), Sampo Ranta (F/FIN)
5 Los Angeles Kings: Markus Phillips (D/CAN), Jaret Anderson-Dolan (F/CAN), Rasmus Kupari (F/FIN), Johan Sodergran (F/SWE), Michael Anderson (D/USA)

4 Anaheim Ducks: Maxime Comtois (F/CAN), Lukas Dostal (G/CZE), Olle Eriksson Ek (G/SWE), Isac Lundestrom (F/SWE)
4 Buffalo Sabres: Matej Pekar (F/CZE), Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen (G/FIN), Oskari Laaksonen (D/FIN), Mattias Samuelsson (D/USA)
4 Calgary Flames: Filip Sveningsson (F/SWE), Martin Pospisil (F/SVK), Milos Roman (F/SVK), Adam Ruzicka (F/SVK)
4 Columbus Blue Jackets: Daniil Tarasov (G/RUS), Kirill Marchenko (F/RUS), Tim Berni (D/SUI), Emil Bemstrom (F/SWE)
4 Detroit Red Wings: Jared McIsaac (D/CAN), Joseph Veleno (F/CAN), Filip Zadina (F/CZE), Malte Setkov (D/DEN)
4 New Jersey Devils: Ty Smith (D/CAN), Akira Schmid (G/SUI), Aarne Talvitie (F/FIN), Fabian Zetterlund (F/SWE)
4 New York Islanders: Noah Dobson (D/CAN), Jakub Skarek (G/CZE), Logan Cockerill (F/USA), Oliver Wahlstrom (F/USA)
4 New York Rangers: Vitali Kravtsov (F/RUS), Nico Gross (D/SUI), Nils Lundkvist (D/SWE), K'Andre Miller (D/USA)
4 Toronto Maple Leafs: Ian Scott (G/CAN), Filip Kral (D/CZE), Rasmus Sandin (D/SWE), Pontus Holmberg (F/SWE)
4 Vancouver Canucks: Michael DiPietro (G/CAN), Toni Utunen (D/FIN), Quinn Hughes (D/USA), Tyler Madden (F/USA)

3 Arizona Coyotes: Barrett Hayton (F/CAN), Jan Jenik (F/CZE), Filip Westerlund (D/SWE)
3 Edmonton Oilers: Evan Bouchard (D/CAN), Dmitri Samorukov (D/RUS), Philip Kemp (D/USA)
3 Florida Panthers: Owen Tippett (F/CAN), Grigori Denisenko (F/RUS), Aleksi Heponiemi (F/FIN)
3 Washington Capitals: Alexander Alexeyev (D, RUS), Tobias Geisser (D/SUI), Martin Fehervary (D/SVK)
3 Winnipeg Jets: Santeri Virtanen (F/FIN), David Gustafsson (F/SWE), Dylan Samberg (D/USA)

2 Carolina Hurricanes: Martin Necas (F/CZE), Jack Drury (F/USA)
2 Dallas Stars: Oskar Back (F/SWE), Jason Robertson (F/USA)
2 Nashville Predators: Jachym Kondelik (F/CZE), Eeli Tolvanen (F/FIN)

1 Minnesota Wild: Alexander Khovanov (F/RUS)
1 Ottawa Senators: Josh Norris (F/USA)
1 Pittsburgh Penguins: Filip Hallander (F/SWE)
1 San Jose Sharks: Alexander Chmelevski (F/USA)
1 St. Louis Blues: Klim Kostin (F/RUS)
1 Tampa Bay Lightning: Radim Salda (D/CZE)

Per nations:

USA: 21 players
Canada: 20 players
Sweden: 19 players
Czech Republic: 14 players
Finland: 12 players
Russia: 12 players
Switzerland: 5 players
Slovakia: 4 players
Denmark: 2 players
Kazakhstan: 0 players

Feel free to correct me if needed.

Last update 12/26

Btw. Merry Christmas everyone!

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[1967th Heaven]

Great work, thanks!

 

[montreal]

really wanted the Habs to loan Kotkaniemi would have been great to see him light it up. Too bad that Ikonen was injured as he would have been there as a returning player and that would have given the Habs 9.

 

[ColbyChaos]

really wanted the Habs to loan Kotkaniemi would have been great to see him light it up. Too bad that Ikonen was injured as he would have been there as a returning player and that would have given the Habs 9.

Nordgren not being injured for Finland and Canada opting for Beaudin instead of one of their D would have also bumps Chicago to 9

 

[admiralcadillac]

really wanted the Habs to loan Kotkaniemi would have been great to see him light it up. Too bad that Ikonen was injured as he would have been there as a returning player and that would have given the Habs 9.

I'm really glad they didn't seeing as the habs are in the playoff picture

 

[tade]

The list has been updated.

 

[TakeTheBody]

Excellent list. your work is appreciated.

 

[Appleyard]

 

[HockeyDBspecialist]

really wanted the Habs to loan Kotkaniemi would have been great to see him light it up. Too bad that Ikonen was injured as he would have been there as a returning player and that would have given the Habs 9.

This is crazy, our 2017/ 2018 draft class is seriously something to watch

 

[HockeyDBspecialist]

Beaudin instead of one of their D would have also bumps Chicago to 9

This is different though, beaudin didn't make the cut, mtl had an injury and didnt want to loan KK. they would have make all the cut

 

[LadyStanley]

This is crazy, our 2017/ 2018 draft class is seriously something to watch

In part because of the QUANTITY of picks GMGM acquired. 2017 3 first round picks (and if VGK still had Suzuki, they'd have 8 representatives playing in the tournament).

It's looking like GMGM et al did a very good job in their selections (BPA) and development.

 

[novisor]

Always funny how irrelevant this tournament is for Penguins prospects.

 

[The Crypto Guy]

You just wanted us to all know Philly is tied with the most players at the tournament

Kidding! Thanks for posting this.

 

[DramaticGloveSave]

All these habs skaters should be playing top6/4 roles too.

 

[TheKingPin]

You just wanted us to all know Philly is tied with the most players at the tournament

Kidding! Thanks for posting this.

It’s been happening a lot in the last few years but I’d think that’s going to start slowing down soon.

 

[Space umpire]

Thank you for the work. ... I came here hoping someone did this.

 

[Sam Spade]

This post will be bookmarked for the next two weeks, thank you very much for the hard work.

 

[alko]

And who are the highest drafted players?

 

[lakai17]

Oilers Ostap Safin would be a lock for the Czech team but he's injured.

 

[Appleyard]

It’s been happening a lot in the last few years but I’d think that’s going to start slowing down soon.

Next year should be pretty good again:

USA: Farabee, O'Brien
SWE: Ginning, Westfalt
RUS: Zamula

Are all locks if healthy/very likely... without considering anyone who they might draft in summer.

 

[TheKingPin]

Next year should be pretty good again:

USA: Farabee, O'Brien
SWE: Ginning, Westfalt
RUS: Zamula

Are all locks if healthy/very likely... without considering anyone who they might draft in summer.

Yea I was thinking maybe after this upcoming year as well.

 

[Sens With Benefits]

It's so much more fun watching this tournament when your teams prospects are in it, especially high end. I would of loved to see Tkachuk and Formenton this year, but one's too good to be sent down and the other's injured. 2015 was amazing watching Thomas Chabot vs Colin White in the gold medal.

 

[tade]

And who are the highest drafted players?

Look here:

WJC: - NHL prospects at the 2019 WJC (spreadsheet of all drafted prospects playing: sorted in 4 ways)

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Next year should be pretty good again:

USA: Farabee, O'Brien
SWE: Ginning, Westfalt
RUS: Zamula

Are all locks if healthy/very likely... without considering anyone who they might draft in summer.

O'Brien isn't eligible for next year. I don't think Westfalt is "very likely", but the Flyers will have a lot of prospects at next year's tournament. They always draft well.

 

[Drake1588]

Fantastic resource, OP. I was looking for one of these quick reference lists.