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Nikolai Borschevsky in the 1992 NHL Draft

Toronto Maple Leafs selected Nikolai Borschevsky 77th overall in the 1992 NHL Draft, with the 5th pick of round 4.

He was the 17th of the 40 Russians selected that year. It was the third of the 12 picks Toronto Maple Leafs made in the draft. Of the 264 players selected in 1992, 125 have played in the NHL regular season. His 162 games put him 57th in the class.

Overall pick
77
Round and pick
Round 4, pick 5
Date
Age at the draft
27 years

Picks 74–80 in the 1992 draft

  1. 74Aaron GaveyC360 GP · 91 PTBL
  2. 75Jan CalounR24 GP · 14 PSJS
  3. 76Ian McIntyreLQUE
  4. 77Nikolai BorschevskyR162 GP · 122 PTOR
  5. 78Robert SvehlaD655 GP · 335 PCGY
  6. 79Kevin SmythL58 GP · 14 PHFD
  7. 80Dean MelansonD9 GP · 0 PBUF

Games and points are NHL regular season to date.

Where he came in the 1992 class

17th
of 40 Russians selected
49th
of 154 forwards selected

Counted in draft order across the whole draft. The position is the one listed at the draft.

The road to the NHL

Nikolai Borschevsky made his NHL debut on October 6, 1992, 108 days after the draft.

162
Games
49
Goals
73
Assists
122
Points

NHL regular season to date.

Toronto Maple Leafs picks in the 1992 draft