NHL Draft 2016 Order: Day 2 Selection List, TV Schedule and Day 1 Results

After most teams in the league added a key piece or two to their prospect pools Friday, franchises will convene once more in Buffalo, New York, on Saturday to complete their 2016 NHL draft classes.

Some teams became considerably better after Friday's first round, but championship teams are built with depth. Day 2 is best chance to secure a club's supporting cast, while star players could also emerge and defy expectations.

Here is a look at the schedule and selection order for the remainder of the draft, along with a look back on who made out the best on Friday.

Date	Rounds	Time (ET)	Network	Live Stream
Saturday, June 25	2-7	10 a.m.	NHL Network	NHL.com

Pick	Team	Player	Position	Club
1	Toronto Maple Leafs	Auston Matthews	C	ZSC (SWI)
2	Winnipeg Jets	Patrik Laine	W	Tappara (FIN)
3	Columbus Blue Jackets	Pierre-Luc Dubois	C/W	Cape Breton (QMJHL)
4	Edmonton Oilers	Jesse Puljujarvi	W	Karpat (FIN)
5	Vancouver Canucks	Olli Juolevi	D	London (OHL)
6	Calgary Flames	Matthew Tkachuk	W	London (OHL)
7	Arizona Coyotes	Clayton Keller	C/W	USA NTDP (USHL)
8	Buffalo Sabres	Alexander Nylander	W	Mississauga (OHL)
9	Montreal Canadiens	Mikhail Sergachev	D	Windsor (OHL)
10	Colorado Avalanche	Tyson Jost	C	Penticton (BCHL)
11	Ottawa Senators	Logan Brown	C	Windsor (OHL)
12	New Jersey Devils	Michael McLeod	C	Mississauga (OHL)
13	Carolina Hurricanes	Jake Bean	D	Calgary (WHL)
14	Boston Bruins	Charlie McAvoy	D	Boston University (NCAA)
15	Minnesota Wild	Luke Kunin	C	Wisconsin (NCAA)
16	Phoenix Coyotes (From Detroit)	Jakob Chychrun	D	Sarnia (OHL)
17	Nashville Predators	Dante Fabbro	D	Penticton (BCHL)
18	Winnipeg Jets (From Philadelphia)	Logan Stanley	D	Windsor (OHL)
19	New York Islanders	Kieffer Bellows	W	USA NTDP (USHL)
20	Detroit Red Wings (From Phoenix)	Dennis Cholowski	D	Chilliwack (BCHL)
21	Carolina Hurricanes	Julien Gauthier	W	Val-d'Or (QMJHL)
22	Philadelphia Flyers (From Winnipeg)	German Rubtsov	C	Russia U-18 (RUS)
23	Florida Panthers	Henrik Borgstrom	C	HIFK Jr. (FIN)
24	Anaheim Ducks	Max Jones	W	London (OHL)
25	Dallas Stars	Riley Tufte	W	Blaine (HS-MINN)
26	St. Louis Blues	Tage Thompson	C/W	UCONN (NCAA)
27	Tampa Bay Lightning	Brett Howden	C	Moose Jaw (WHL)
28	Washington Capitals	Lucas Johansen	D	Kelowna (WHL)
29	Boston Bruins	Trent Frederic	C	USA NTDP (USHL)
30	Anaheim Ducks	Sam Steel	C	Regina (WHL)

A full list of the 2016 NHL draft order for all seven rounds can be found at NHL.com.

Detroit Red Wings

Starting the day with the No. 16 pick, the Detroit Red Wings sat in a precarious position where no surefire impact players would likely be available. 

The 2016 class is deep, but after the top 10 to 12 players, there is not much separating the next tier of prospects. The Red Wings made the most of this situation.

Instead of settling for a player at 16th overall, the team dramatically improved its fortunes. Detroit swapped first-round picks with the Arizona Coyotes, at No. 20, dealing the contract of the retiring Pavel Datsyuk for checking winger Joe Vitale and a second-round pick in the 2016 draft.

The Red Wings then took Dennis Cholowski with their first-round pick.

Datsyuk carried a $7.5 million cap hit for next season, and Detroit arguably won out on the deal considering the return. TSN's James Mirtle praised Detroit general manager Ken Holland in contrast to Arizona's first-year general manager, John Chayka:

The cap space created could also allow the Red Wings to make some big moves this offseason, per TSN's Darren Dreger:

The Red Wings have not made 25 straight postseasons by accident, and this shrewd dealing is an example why. Detroit picked up a solid prospect, shed Datsyuk's contract and can make a serious run at Steven Stamkos. Friday was a great night for Hockeytown.

Philadelphia Flyers

Quietly, the Philadelphia Flyers are building a contending roster.

The team already has established stars in Claude Giroux, Wayne Simmonds and Jakub Voracek. With a phenomenal prospect pool, the Flyers could become mainstays in the Eastern Conference playoffs.

Philadelphia was in a similar position as Detroit at No. 18, but it was also able trade back to 22nd overall while swapping a second-round pick with a third-rounder. With that selection, the team got a strong two-way center in German Rubtsov who could contribute behind Giroux. 

ESPN's Corey Pronman applauded the pick:

The team already has Sean Couturier at center and defensemen Shayne Gostisbehere, Ivan Provorov and Travis Sanheim locking down the future of the defensive core. If the Flyers can find an upgrade in net, they could be a force in two or three years.

Contract information is courtesy of Spotrac.