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Published Monday, August 10, 2020 6:32PM EDT

New York had a 1/8 shot -- or 12.5 per cent -- of grabbing the top pick after a placeholder secured the No. Rangers And Political Causes. Lafreniere, who said he might start next season in Rimouski since the NHL won't get going until at least December, was also named MVP of the 2020 world junior hockey championship in the Czech Republic after leading Canada to gold. The Los Angeles Kings will choose second, while the Ottawa Senators own the third -- as part of the Erik Karlsson trade -- and fifth selections.

The NHL was originally scheduled to hold the 2020 draft at the Bell Centre in Montreal, not far from Lafreniere's hometown of St-Eustache, Que.

New York selected Finnish winner Kaapo Kakko in 2019 after jumping from No.

If the Penguins hold onto the selection, the Wild will get their first-rounder in 2021.

New York selected No. "There's still seven teams in the hotel and you're walking by them all. Right-wing politics in general can be defined as politics that puts the individual’s rights before everything else, thus minimizing the role of the government in politics.

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"Rangers are an unreal team with really good players and a really nice city.

"I didn't want to waste his time."

"If you look through some of the best players in the league, some of the star players in this league, it's not a huge secret where the teams are getting them. The next 16 spots in the first round of the draft will be determined by the reverse order of playoff results.

1 pick Alexis Lafreniere will be heading to the Big Apple.

Minnesota will pick ninth followed by Winnipeg (10th), Nashville (11th) and Florida (12th). The 6-foot-1 winger led the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League with 112 points in 52 games before the season was canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic, earning him the Canadian Hockey League Player of the Year award for the second straight season.

Lafreniere had 35 goals and 112 points in 52 games before the QMJHL season was cancelled because of the novel coronavirus outbreak.

1 since Marc-Andre Fleury in 2003.

The dates are still flexible, though according to the league's critical dates calendar, the draft must follow the end of the Stanley Cup Final but take place before free agency opens.Lafreniere, 18, is a native of Quebec.

1, said he hasn't spoken to the player, but that process -- over video conferencing -- will commence in short order.

"Postgame analysis and highlight show airing each night throughout the season from Barry Melrose and Linda Cohn. The draft is scheduled to take place Oct. 9-10.

2 overall in the 2019 draft, picking Finnish winger "Really good news," Lafreniere said in an interview on NHL Network.

The six-foot-one, 193-pound forward and NHL Central Scouting's top-ranked North American skater, the 18-year-old is the two-time Canadian Hockey League player of the year.

"The lottery had a couple of really good teams," he said.

"It's gonna be different."

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"It's lottery picks, it's the very high-end parts of the draft." "It was really disappointing," said Lafreniere, who is set to become the first Quebec-born player to go No.

So for sure it's really good news, and I'm really happy.