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Swedes in the 1990 NHL Draft

Cohort: 1970

Highest selection

#40

PHIMikael Renberg (R)

Swedes selected

8

of 252 picks

In round 1

0

of 8 Swedes

Share of the draft

3 %

of all picks

The 1990 NHL Draft took place on June 15, 1990 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. 8 Swedes were selected, including 0 in the first round. Mikael Renberg was the first Swede selected, at number 40 in round 2.

3 of the 8 Swedes (38%) have played at least one NHL game since the draft. The class leaders in NHL games played are Mikael Renberg (661 GP, 464 P), Tommy Söderström (156 GP, 0 P), and Erik Andersson (12 GP, 3 P).

Across the draft archive, the year ranks 21 in Swedes selected and 7 in Swedish first-round selections. The Swedish draft class has combined for 467 points in 829 NHL regular-season games. That ranks as the 36th best Swedish draft class of all time by total points. None are still active in the NHL today.

The first 10 selections

10 PICKS

8 Swedes were drafted

8
Swedes
4
Teams
6
Rounds

1 PICKS

2 PICKS

1 PICKS

2 PICKS

1 PICKS

1 PICKS

Best Swedish players from the 1990 Draft

NHL regular-season statistics: games played, goals, assists, points, plus save percentage, wins, and shutouts for goalies.

Skaters · most points

Goalies · most games

Teams that drafted Swedish players

Sorted by the number of Swedish players selected.

The draft class's NHL debuts

2 of the class's Swedes have made their NHL debuts, the first in 1992-1993. Pick a season to see every debutant.

Explore Swedish Draft history