Following a hectic second day at the 2019 NHL Draft, where the Devils made four trades, the team’s 2019 draft class is complete.

The Devils ended up making 11 selections, starting with American center Jack Hughes taken with the No. 1 overall pick.

They made one second-round selection, three third-round picks, two fourth-round picks, two fifth-round picks, one sixth-round pick and one seventh-round pick.

Around all those picks, the Devils made two player trades. They added defenseman P.K. Subban from the Nashville Predators, and they sent John Quenneville to the Chicago Blackhawks for forward John Hayden.

Here’s a look at the full 2019 Devils draft class:

No. 1 (first round) - C Jack Hughes, USNTDP

The cream of the crop, Hughes will have the chance to make an NHL impact immediately. He’s projected to be an elite NHL center, and his skating ranked second to none in the entire NHL draft. Read more about Hughes here.

No. 61 (second round) - D Nikita Okhotyuk, Ottawa 67s (OHL)

Okhotyuk is a big, physical defender, weighing in at 6-1 and 194 pounds. He’s not a big scorer, posting just 17 points in 56 regular-season games in 2018-19. The Devils’ prospect pool features several offensive, puck-moving defensemen, so Okhotyuk represents the other end of the spectrum. The Devils have tried to add those types of players to the blue line (thing Steven Santini, Dalton Prout, Eric Gryba), so the team clearly sees some value in them. That’s what Okhotyuk projects to be.

No. 70 (third round) - D Daniil Misyul, Loko Yaroslavl (MHL)

Misyul fits the mold of a typical Devils defender. He moves the puck aggressively and skates very well, and on the defensive end, he’s strong around his own net.

No. 80 (third round) - C Graeme Clarke, Ottawa 67s (OHL)

Clarke is said to have a gifted shot, and he’s got some upside as a third-round pick. The 67s were the best team in the OHL last season, and in the coming two years, Clarke should get the chance to play a bigger role.

No. 82 (third round) - D Michael Vukojevic, Kitchener Rangers (OHL)

Vukojevic is described as a shutdown defender, and he’s an even bigger body at 6-3 and 212 pounds. But even with that size, he’s been praised as a strong skater with high hockey IQ.

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No. 96 (fourth round) - C Tyce Thompson, Providence College (NCAA)

Thompson is the younger brother of current NHLer and former first-round pick Tage Thompson. He was a freshman at Providence last season, putting up 25 points in 42 games. He’s somewhat tall at 6-0, but he’s a lean skater at 165 pounds.

No. 118 (fourth round) - D Case McCarthy, USNTDP

The USNTDP saw a big bulk of its roster drafted, so it wasn’t shocking to see the Devils land one of Hughes’ teammates. McCarthy, a Boston University commit, is another big defender who posted 29 points in 64 games last season. He’s a pass-first defenseman.

No. 127 (fifth round) - G Cole Brady, Janesville Jets (NAHL)

The Devils have selected a goalie in every draft run by Shero, and Brady kept that streak going. For the third straight year, the Devils made that goalie pick in the fifth round. Brady will play in at Arizona State next season.

No. 129 (fifth round) - C Arseni Gritsyuk, Omskie Yastreby (MHL)

Gritsyuk is a speedy, smaller skater, coming in at 5-10 and 168 pounds. Expect him to continue developing in Russia.

No. 158 (sixth round) - RW Patrick Moynihan, USNTDP

And the Devils couldn’t help but add another NTDP member. He posted 46 points in 64 games last season. Moyihan will be teammates with Thompson at Providence next season.

No. 189 (seventh round) - RW Nikola Pasic, Linkoping HC J20 (SuperElit)

Pasic was actually ranked rather high on some draft boards — No. 53 by McKeen’s Hockey, No. 52 by Elite Prospects — so this isn’t a bad gamble in the final round. He’s a skilled offensive forward, possessing some dangerous passing and shooting qualities. He had 18 goals and 18 assists in 33 games last season in the SuperElit, and he also played 15 games in Sweden’s men’s league, the SHL.

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