2023 NHL draft live updates: 7 round, 32 team pick tracker - ESPN

The 2023 NHL draft is now complete. From the first round all the way to pick No. 224, this page is your home for every selection, including notes on team fit for the 32 players taken in the first round from Ryan S. Clark, Kristen Shilton and Greg Wyshynski.

ESPN broadcast the first round of the draft, with a simulcast on ESPN+. Rounds 2 through 7 can be replayed via a stream available on ESPN+.

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Team: Regina (WHL) | Rank: NAS1DOB: 07/17/05 | Ht: 5-9.75 | Wt: 185 | Shot: R2022-23 stats: GP: 57 | G: 71 | A: 72 | P: 143

How he fits: There's a reason why this was colloquially known as the «Bedard Draft.» Bedard is considered by several evaluators as a generational talent. He gives the rebuilding Blackhawks a playmaking center who is also prolific. The 17-year-old scored 71 goals and 143 points for the Regina Pats in the WHL this season. Everything Bedard provides is why there is a belief he can be the face of a new Blackhawks era with the club entering its first season without Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews for the first time since 2007. — Wyshynski

Team: Orebro (SWEDEN) | Rank: INS1DOB: 12/26/04 | Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 198 | Shot: L2022-23 stats: GP: 44 | G: 10 | A: 15 | P: 25

How he fits: Getting a center was a priority for the Ducks, who had a number of options. They surprised a number of people by taking Leo Carlsson. The 6-foot-3 center showcased his skills across all levels in 2022-23 by playing for Orebro in the SHL, the highest division of Swedish hockey and when he represented Sweden in various international competitions. The hulking two-way center adds to what was an already promising nucleus that has Jamie Drysdale, Mason Marchment, Troy Terry and Trevor