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Past Avalanche Drafts (Round 5)


Round 5. As we get further along into this, it seems clear that while the Avalanche have done poorly towards the top of the draft, they get much better at identifying (or developing) talent in later rounds. John-Michael Liles, Cody McCormick, Brad Richardson and Brent Johnson are all excellent.

 

Year   Rnd Ov Player   Amateur Team   GP   G   A   PTS   +/-   PIM   Notables (Overall)
2008 5 140 Mark Olver  Northern Mich. (CCHA)  None
2007 5 135 Paul Carey  Salisbury (High-CT)  None
2004 5 154 R. Demen-Willaume  Frolunda JR.  None
2003 5 146 Mark McCutcheon  New England (EJHL)  Lee Stempniak (148)
2003 5 163 Brad Richardson  Owen Sound (OHL)  167 19 26 45 -5 59 Bruno Gervais (182)
2002 5 164 Tyler Weiman  Tri-City  1 0 0 0 0 0 Paul Ranger (183)
2001 5 143 Frantisek Skladany  Boston U. 
2001 5 144 Cody McCormick  Belleville  190 9 21 30 -2 250
2001 5 149 Mikko Viitanen  Ahmat  Kevin Bieksa (151)
2001 5 165 Pierre-Luc Emond  Drummondville  Dennis Seidenberg (172)
2000 5 159 John-Michael Liles  Michigan State  388 56 142 198 -5 153 Roman Checkmanek (171)
1999 5 142 Will Magnuson  Lake Superior U. 
1999 5 152 Jordan Krestanovich  Calgary  22 0 2 2 1 6 Niko Dimitrakos (155)
1998 5 141 K.C. Timmons  Tri-City  Mikael Samuelsson (145)
1997 5 133 Aaron Miskovich  Green Bay Jr.  Mike York (136)
1996 5 134 Luke Curtin  Kelowna  Andreas Dackell (136)
1995 5 129 Brent Johnson  Owen Sound  247 111 94 25 2.63 0.903 Brent Sopel (144)

 

Other than the appearance of Mikael Samuellson and Mike York, you can't find many faults with the Avs 5th round picks over the years.