With Subban getting claimed, EVERY first selection that the Bruins made between the 2005 and 2013 NHL drafts now play for another team pic.twitter.com/a3fqvP71FH— Dan Bahl (@danbahl) October 3, 2017
Matt Lashoff, drafted 22nd overall in 2005
Totals with Bruins: 46 games played over three seasons, 1 goal, 15 assists, 16 points
On March 4, 2009, at the trade deadline for the 2008–09 season, Lashoff was traded by the Bruins, along with Mārtiņš Karsums, to the Tampa Bay Lightning for Mark Recchi and a 2010 second round draft pick.
Recchi played the rest of that season and two more for Boston, totaling 180 games, 42 goals, and 107 points. That run culminated in the 2011 Stanley Cup, and then he hung up his skates
Boston flipped that second-rounder to Florida for Dennis Seidenberg and Matt Bartkowski. The Panthers used it to draft defenseman Alex Petrovic (one pick before the Hurricanes selected Justin Faulk).
Seidenberg played 400 games for the Bruins over seven seasons (including the 2011 Cup year). Bartkowski played in 131 games over five seasons, but totaled zero goals and just 24 assists.
Still in Boston: Nothing. Recchi is retired, Seidenberg is an Islander, and Bartkowski is a Flame.
Phil Kessel, drafted 5th overall in 2006
Totals with Bruins: 222 games over three seasons, 66 goals, 60 assists, 126 points
Put a pin in Seguin and Hamilton, because we're obviously going to see them in a bit.
Knight never played an NHL game - he was in Denmark last season and I'm not going to dig any further to see where he is this season.
Still in Boston: We'll circle back here in the Seguin/Hamilton sections.
Zach Hamill, drafted 8th overall in 2007
Totals with Bruins: 20 games over three seasons, 0 goals, 4 points
On February 6, 2012, the Boston Bruins placed Hamill on waivers, and he was sent down to Boston's American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, Providence Bruins, after he cleared waivers on February 7, 2012. On May 26, 2012 he was traded by the Bruins to the Washington Capitals for forward Chris Bourque.
It was cool that Ray Bourque's son got to play for Boston. But he only actually played 18 games (1 goal and 3 assists), and then he became a free agent.
Still in Boston: Nothing
Joe Colborne, drafted 16th overall in 2008
Totals with Bruins: 0 games played
Boston dealt him to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Colborne was sent, along with two draft picks, to the Maple Leafs in exchange for Tomáš Kaberle on February 19, 2011. Kaberle was essentially a deadline rental, tallying 1 goal and 8 assists in the 24 regular season games he played that year. And then, of course, there was the whole Stanley Cup run where he had 11 assists in 25 games. He left the following summer.
Jordan Carron, drafted 25th overall in 2009
Totals with Bruins: 134 games over five seasons, 12 goals, 16 assists, 28 points
Talbot (sort of) played two seasons with the Bruins, but he only totaled 56 games, 2 goals, and 10 points. Carey never played an NHL game for the Bruins.
Still in Boston: Nothing
Tyler Seguin, drafted 2nd overall in 2010
Totals with Bruins: 203 games over three seasons, 56 goals, 65 assists, 121 points
On July 4, 2013, Boston traded Seguin, along with Rich Peverley and Ryan Button, to the Dallas Stars in exchange for Loui Eriksson, Reilly Smith, Matt Fraser and Joe Morrow.
Eriksson played three seasons in Boston and scored 147 points in 224 games. Then he left as a free agent and is now a Vancouver Canuck.
Smith played two seasons in Boston, totaling 33 goals and 91 points. He was traded to Florida for Jimmy Hayes, who scored 15 goals and 34 points as a Bruin in two seasons - he was so bad that they bought out the final year of his deal and he's a New Jersey Devil now.
Fraser played 38 games as a Bruin and scored five goals (with zero assists - selfish!). Boston waived him and he was claimed by Edmonton.
Morrow played sparingly for three seasons (totaling 65 games and 9 points), and then left as a free agent to sign with Montreal.
Still in Boston: Nothing
Dougie Hamilton, drafted 9th overall in 2011
Totals with Bruins: 178 games over three seasons, 22 goals, 61 assists, 83 points
On June 26, 2015, during the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, Hamilton was traded to the Calgary Flames in exchange for a first-round draft pick (Zachary Senyshyn) and two second-round picks (Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson and Jérémy Lauzon), all in the 2015 Draft.
Finally we get some guys who are still with the team! Although I guess we should use "with the team" lightly, because all three of them will start this season with the AHL Providence Bruins. I'll reference Stanley Cup Of Chowder's Top 25 Under 25 Rankings here: JFK was ranked 5th, Senyshyn was 11th, and Lauzon was not ranked.
Still in Boston: JFK, Senyshyn, Lauzon
Malcolm Subban, drafted 24th overall in 2012
Totals with Bruins: 2 games, 0-2 record, .727 save percentage
As Dan referenced in his tweet, Subban was claimed by Vegas this afternoon. For what it's worth, SCOC had him at #24 in their ranking.
Still in Boston: Nothing
Linus Arnesson, drafted 60th overall in 2013
Totals with Bruins: 0 games played
The Bruins still have his rights, and he's played parts of three seasons in Providence, but per SCOC he elected to go back to Sweden for this season. He was an honorable mention in their T25U25 piece.
(Note: Boston didn't have a first round pick in 2013, as they sent it to Dallas in the Jaromir Jagr trade.)
Still in Boston: Arnesson
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So, to wrap it up, Boston turned 8 first-round picks and 1 second-round pick into four prospects (two of which aren't even in the top 25 of their farm system). Not great!
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