NHL draft lottery results: Blackhawks will pick 11th after Sabres, Kraken win
The Sabres kept the No. 1 pick and the expansion Kraken won the No. 2 pick while the Hawks stayed in their original position.
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The Sabres kept the No. 1 pick and the expansion Kraken won the No. 2 pick while the Hawks stayed in their original position.
The Blackhawks land the 11th overall pick and Mark Scheifele is totally going to get off the hook, isn't he?
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