The first round of the 2014 NHL Draft is a week away, and the league announced the official order on Thursday afternoon.

When the draft begins on Friday night at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, the Blue Jackets hold pick No. 16 in the first round – a slight change from the three first-round picks they owned at the 2013 NHL Draft in New Jersey.

Columbus acquired a conditional second-round pick in the Marian Gaborik trade with Los Angeles, and because that pick was acquired by the Kings via the Anaheim Ducks, the Blue Jackets won’t know until the draft gets closer whether they’ll have pick No. 38 in this year’s draft.

It’s the option of Anaheim whether to keep this year’s second-round pick or defer to next year, in which case the Blue Jackets would also get pick No. 38 in addition to No. 47 overall that they already own. 

Here’s a rundown of the Blue Jackets’ picks as of Thursday:

Round 1: 16

Round 2: 38 (ANA’s option**), 47

Round 3: 63 (from EDM via LA), 77

Round 4: 107

Round 5: none

Round 6: none

Round 7: 197

**Anaheim acquired a second-round pick from Toronto in a 2013 trade that sent Peter Holland to the Maple Leafs. Toronto had previously acquired the pick from Los Angeles.

And here’s the full first-round order:

1. Florida

2. Buffalo

3. Edmonton

4. Calgary

5. NY Islanders

6. Vancouver

7. Carolina

8. Toronto

9. Winnipeg

10. Anaheim

11. Nashville

12. Phoenix

13. Washington

14. Dallas

15. Detroit

16. Columbus

17. Philadelphia

18. Minnesota

19. Tampa Bay

20. San Jose

21. St. Louis

22. Pittsburgh

23. Colorado

24. Anaheim

25. Boston

26. Montreal

27. Chicago

28. Tampa Bay

29. Los Angeles

30. New Jersey