| Comment | naja, dude, ich wollt's halt ein bisschen einfach halten, da die Frage (und bisherigen Antworten) ja offenbar von eher nicht so ganz in der Materie steckenden Leuten kam(en). Da es sich bei der Anfrage um eine hockey Frage handelte, kann ich den 'close but no cigar' Kommentar natuerlich als quasi-Canadier nicht so stehen lassen, hier also die kompletten Regeln fuer den 2007 entry draft:
The 14 teams that did not make the 2007 Stanley Cup playoffs, or who have acquired a first round selection through a trade, are given a weighted percentage to win the Draft Lottery. The team with the lowest amount of regular season points will be given the greatest percentage to win lottery and therefore, the greatest chance to win the first overall pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
On April 10th, the NHL will conduct with it’s Draft Drawing to determine the order for the 14 teams that did not make the playoffs. Teams are only able to move up four spots in the draft. Therefore, only the top five teams have an opportunity to get the first overall selection. Teams can only move down one spot.
The NHL also made a change this year regarding the last 4 picks in the NHL Entry Draft. The 4 Stanley Cup semifinalists, will receive the last four selections in every round of the draft, regardless of how they finished in the regular season. The conference final losers will select 27th and 28th, the Stanley Cup loser 29th and the Stanley Cup champion will select 30th.
Das mit der Lotterie stimmt also schon im Prinzip aber den schwaechsten teams wird eine bessere Chance gewaehrt, die heissbegehrten top-drafts zu ergattern - meine Canadiens haben sich uebrigens zwei prima first-round drafts ergattert - vor allem von McDonagh wird viel erwartet...
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