Talk:1990 NHL entry draft

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On 14 April 2024, it was proposed that this article be moved from 1990 NHL Entry Draft to 1990 NHL entry draft. The result of the discussion was moved.

Perhaps I'm confused, but wouldn't this be a primary source document, and thus not belong in wikipedia? -Rcsheets 01:37, 26 Aug 2004 (UTC)

No, the article just wasn't formatted properly or wikified by the anon user who created it. It's now been formatted according to the format at: Wikipedia:WikiProject Ice Hockey/NHL Entry draft format. Kevin Rector 15:53, Sep 2, 2004 (UTC)

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the 1990 draft was held in BC Place Stadium (football stadium), not the Pacific Coliseum, where the Canucks played. J21 19:18, 26 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Multiple players in the first round have a † next to their name, but there is no legend available noting what that means —Preceding unsigned comment added by 129.128.214.98 (talk) 16:45, 12 October 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Currently the article claims that "^39 Although born in the Soviet Union, Peter Bondra has Slovak (formerly Czechoslovak) citizenship and represented Slovakia (formerly Czechoslovakia) internationally." This is not true as Bondra never was a Czechoslovak citizen at all despite living in the country almost all his life prior to 1990, born Soviet and becoming a naturalized Slovak citizen only in 1993 (some sources claim 1994 or 1995 but that's just when he started playing for Slovakia). Some sources in English: [1][2][3]

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• Claude Barthe - 3
• Kurtis Miller - 2
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• Henrik Andersson (ice hockey) - 1
• Roman Mejzlik (wikidata:Q22668784) - 1
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• Troy Neumeier - 2
• Patrik Ross (wikidata:Q6080606) - 1
• Mike Boback - 1
• Petr Korinek (wikidata:Q8432639) - 1
• Scott Malone (ice hockey) - 1
• Brett Lievers (wikidata:Q11854605) - 1
• Sergei Selyanin (wikidata:Q24352793) - 1
• Sami Nuutinen (wikidata:Q42901777) - 1
• Sergei Martinyuk - 1
• Brad Rubachuk (wikidata:Q2923421) - 2

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