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The Ducks today drew the sixth overall selection for the 2020 NHL Draft as part of tonight's 2020 NHL Draft Lottery. The results of the Draft Lottery were revealed live by NBCSN during a one-hour show this evening at the NHL Network studio in Secaucus, NJ. This will be the highest selection for Anaheim since the 2012 NHL Draft, when the Ducks picked Hampus Lindholm sixth overall.

"Naturally, we would have liked to move up in the draft, but we feel this draft has an outstanding top-10 crop of players," said Executive Vice President and General Manager Bob Murray. "Our fans are going to be very excited with the caliber of player we should be able to draft later this year."
The top ranked prospects by NHL Central Scouting include left wing Alexis Lafreniere (Rimouski, QMJHL), center Quinton Byfield (Sudbury, OHL), defenseman Jamie Drysdale (Erie, OHL), left wing Tim Stutzle (Mannheim, Germany), defenseman Jake Sanderson (USNTDP), center Cole Perfetti (Saginaw, OHL), center Marco Rossi (Ottawa, OHL), right wing Jack Quinn (Ottawa, OHL) and right wing Alexander Holtz (Djurgarden, Sweden).
Anaheim owns two picks in the first round of the 2020 NHL Draft, which will be held later this year (TBD). This marks the second consecutive year the Ducks have had multiple first-round picks, following last year's selections of Trevor Zegras (ninth overall) and Brayden Tracey (29th overall). The Ducks are currently scheduled (barring future transactions) to be the only team with two first-round selections in each of the last two NHL Drafts (2019 and 2020).

2020 NHL Draft Lottery Post Show

2020 NHL DRAFT ORDER
1. Placeholder team
2. Los Angeles Kings
3. Ottawa Senators
4. Detroit Red Wings
5. Ottawa Senators
6. Anaheim Ducks
7. New Jersey Devils
8. Buffalo Sabres
NOTE: The No. 1 pick in the 2020 NHL Draft will be determined by the Second Phase of the NHL Draft Lottery after the results of the First Phase on Friday.
The team will be one of the eight that are eliminated from the Stanley Cup Qualifiers and will be determined by a second drawing to be held before the start of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Each of the eliminated teams will have a 12.5 percent chance of winning the No. 1 pick.