2025 NHL Draft: First-round order and how to watch two-day event
The first-round order for the 2025 NHL Draft is set after the New York Rangers agreed to move their pick this year rather than in 2026, according to northjersey.com, part of the USA TODAY Network.
The order bears only a slight resemblance to the final league standings.
The draft lottery significantly changed the look when the New York Islanders won the first drawing and jumped from 10th place to first overall. The Utah Mammoth won the second drawing and rose from 14th to fourth.
The Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers filled the 32nd and 31st spots, respectively, as Stanley Cup champion and runner-up, but they had already traded their picks.
The Rangers dealt their pick in the J.T. Miller trade and had the option of moving it this year or next. The 12th-overall pick now belongs to the Pittsburgh Penguins via the Vancouver Canucks.
The Nashville Predators and Philadelphia Flyers lead the way with three first-round picks each while the San Jose Sharks, Chicago Blackhawks, Montreal Canadiens, Calgary Flames, Columbus Blue Jackets and Penguins have two each. The Penguins and Canadiens will have back-to-back picks.
Erie (Pennsylvania) Otters defenseman Matthew Schaefer is expected to go No. 1 overall.
Here is the first-round order of the 2025 NHL Draft (barring additional trades) and how to watch the two-day event:
2025 NHL Draft: First-round order
2025 NHL Draft: How to watch, stream
NHL draft date, time: The first round is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. ET on Friday, June 27. Rounds 2-7 will be on Saturday, June 28, starting at noon ET.
Location: L.A. Live's Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Prospects, media and league officials will be there. Team executives will take part remotely from their home cities.
TV: ESPN on June 27, NHL Network on the 28th.
Streaming: Fubo carries ESPN and NHL Network. ESPN+ will stream both days.
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