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  WINNIPEG -- A handful of Manitobans were selected in the NHL entry draft, including a Winnipegger selected in the first round. The Minnesota Wild selected Carson Lambos from the Winnipeg Ice, choosing him 26th overall. The two-way defenseman is expected to be fully healed from a medical procedure that limited him to two games with the Winnipeg Ice this season. The 18-year-old scored 11 points in 13 games while playing in Finland's junior league. Lambos wasn't the only Manitoban picked in the draft. Left-winger Conner Roulette was selected by the Dallas Stars in the fourth round, def...

Prince Albert Daily Herald Photo Courtesy of Keith Hershmiller/WHL Prince Albert Raiders blueliner Nolan Allan and Winnipeg Ice forward Rhys Raeside battle for the puck at the Brandt Centre in Regina earlier this season. For the second year in a row, the Prince Albert Raiders have had a player selected in the opening round of the NHL Draft. With the final pick of Friday’s first round, the Chicago Blackhawks used the 32nd selection to take blueliner Nolan Allan. The 18-year-old from Davidson had been projected by many to be picked between the late second round and early fourth round of Sat...

Wild takes goalie Jesper Wallstedt and defenseman Carson Lambos in first round of NHL draft The Swedish goalie and Canadian defenseman will now become top prospects for the team.  July 23, 2021 — 9:30pm Text size Copy shortlink: After trading up to acquire the 20 th overall pick from Edmonton, the Wild landed one of the most prized goalies available in the draft in Jesper Wallstedt. It used it's second first-rounder (No. 26) to add defenseman Carson Lambos of the Western Hockey League's Winnipeg Ice. "We'r...

0 of 7 It was the ice hockey equivalent of a virtual debutante party. The next generation of NHL stars took initial strides onto a global stage Friday night when the league held the first round of its annual selection process from myriad North American sites. The draft was broadcast live on ESPN2 in Bristol, Connecticut, while NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman appeared from the NHL Network studios in Secaucus, New Jersey. Bettman pivoted to various team executives and personnel at their respective facilities for the actual picks, which were followed by the requisite reaction shots with the player...