1999, Konstantin Koltsov, First round, 18th overall - Right wing - 6-0, 187 pounds - Cherepovets (Russia) Koltsov, rated as one of the fastest skaters in the draft, played this season for Cherepovets in the Russian elite league, registering three goals and eight penalty minutes in 33 games. He also was a star for his native Belarus in the World Junior Championships, ringing up four goals, three assists and 30 penalty minutes in six games of that elite international tournament. He was rated as the No. 9 prospect in Europe by NHL Central Scouting.

1998, Milan Kraft, center

1997, Robert Dome, right wing

1996, Craig Hillier, goalie

1995, Alexei Morozov, right wing: Morozov, a 19-year-old winger, was impressive with the Russian team at the World Junior Championships. He had 13 goals and nine assists in 49 games with the Soviet Wings of the Russian Professional League.

1994, Chris Wells, center: Played 54 games with the Penguins last season, but saw limited ice time and had two goals and two assists with 59 penalty minutes.

1993, Stefan Bergkvist, defenseman: Spent most of the 1995-96 season with Cleveland of the International Hockey League, where he had two goals and seven assists. Bergkvist played in two games with Pittsburgh during the regular season, but the Penguins showed a lot of confidence by using him in four playoff games.


The rest
1992 -- Martin Straka, C
1991 -- Markus Naslund, LW
1990 -- Jaromir Jagr, RW
1989 -- Jamie Heward, RW
1988 -- Darrin Shannon, LW
1987 -- Chris Joseph, D
1986 -- Zarley Zalapski, D
1985 -- Craig Simpson, C
1984 -- Mario Lemieux, C
1983 -- Bob Errey, LW
1982 -- Rich Sutter, RW
1981 -- None
1980 -- Mike Bullard, C
1979 -- None
1978 -- None
1977 -- None
1976 -- Blair Chapman, RW
1975 -- Gordon Laxton, G
1974 -- Pierre Larouche, C
1973 -- Blaine Stoughton, RW
1972 -- None
1971 -- None
1970 -- Greg Polis, LW
1969 -- None
1968 -- Gary Swain, LW
1967 -- Steve Rexe, C