1991 NHL Dispersal and Expansion Drafts - Expansion Draft Results

Expansion Draft Results

# Player Drafted from Drafted by
1. Jeff Hackett (G) New York Islanders San Jose Sharks
2. Rob Ramage (D) Toronto Maple Leafs Minnesota North Stars
3. Jayson More (D) Montreal Canadiens San Jose Sharks
4. Dave Babych (D) Hartford Whalers Minnesota North Stars
5. Rick Lessard (D) Calgary Flames San Jose Sharks
6. Allen Pedersen (D) Boston Bruins Minnesota North Stars
7. Bob McGill (D) Chicago Blackhawks San Jose Sharks
8. Charlie Huddy (D) Edmonton Oilers Minnesota North Stars
9. Tim Kerr (F) Philadelphia Flyers San Jose Sharks
10. Kelly Kisio (F) New York Rangers Minnesota North Stars
11. Jeff Madill (RW) New Jersey Devils San Jose Sharks
12. Randy Gilhen (C) Pittsburgh Penguins Minnesota North Stars
13. David Bruce (LW) St. Louis Blues San Jose Sharks
14. Rob Murray (C) Washington Capitals Minnesota North Stars
15. Greg Paslawski (RW) Buffalo Sabres San Jose Sharks
16. Tyler Larter (F) Winnipeg Jets Minnesota North Stars
17. Bengt-Ake Gustafsson (F) Detroit Red Wings San Jose Sharks
18. Jim Thomson (RW) Los Angeles Kings Minnesota North Stars
19. Craig Coxe (C) Vancouver Canucks San Jose Sharks
20. Guy Lafleur (RW) Quebec Nordiques Minnesota North Stars

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