2006 NHL Draft
Tomas Kana in the 2006 NHL Draft
St. Louis Blues selected Tomas Kana 31st overall in the 2006 NHL Draft, with the 1st pick of round 2.
He was the third of the 8 Czechs selected that year. It was the third of the 9 picks St. Louis Blues made in the draft. Of the 213 players selected in 2006, 91 have played in the NHL regular season. His 6 games put him 76th in the class.
- Overall pick
- 31
- Round and pick
- Round 2, pick 1
- Drafting team
- STLSt. Louis Blues
- Date
- Age at the draft
- 18 years
The picks around it
Picks 28–34 in the 2006 draft
- 28Nick FolignoL1291 GP · 613 POTTOttawa Senators
- 29Chris SummersD70 GP · 9 PPHXPhoenix Coyotes
- 30Matthew CorrenteD34 GP · 6 PNJDNew Jersey Devils
- 31Tomas KanaC6 GP · 2 PSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 32Carl SneepD1 GP · 1 PPITPittsburgh Penguins
- 33Igor MakarovRCHIChicago Blackhawks
- 34Michal NeuvirthG256 GP · 104 WWSHWashington Capitals
Games and points are NHL regular season to date.
Place in the draft class
Where he came in the 2006 class
Counted in draft order across the whole draft. The position is the one listed at the draft.
First Czechs selected
- 10Michael FrolikR858 GP · 384 PFLAFlorida Panthers
- 13Jiri TlustyL446 GP · 177 PTORToronto Maple Leafs
- 31Tomas KanaC6 GP · 2 PSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 34Michal NeuvirthG256 GP · 104 WWSHWashington Capitals
- 40Ondrej FialaCMINMinnesota Wild
- 104David KvetonRNYRNew York Rangers
- 109Jakub KovarGPHIPhiladelphia Flyers
- 131Martin LatalRPHXPhoenix Coyotes
After the draft
The road to the NHL
Tomas Kana made his NHL debut on March 30, 2010, 3 years and 279 days after the draft.
NHL regular season to date.
The team's draft
St. Louis Blues picks in the 2006 draft
- 1Erik JohnsonD1023 GP · 348 PSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 25Patrik BerglundC717 GP · 326 PSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 31Tomas KanaC6 GP · 2 PSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 64Jonas JunlandD4 GP · 2 PSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 94Ryan TurekCSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 106Reto BerraG76 GP · 20 WSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 124Andy SackrisonFSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 154Matthew McCollemLSTLSt. Louis Blues
- 184Alexander HellstromDSTLSt. Louis Blues