Montreal Canadiens 2010 Draft Class: A Small Class Offers Plenty NHL Experience

It's officially draft month! For June, we will look back at some of the draft classes to see how the Habs front offices of the past did with their selections. It's too early to examine some of Kent Hughes' first few draft classes. The 2010 class will be the subject of our 12th look at the history.

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The Montreal Canadiens 2010 draft class has more NHL games played than the 2008, 2009, and 2011 classes combined. The NHL held the 2010 draft in Los Angeles, California, at the Staples Center. It was the historic Taylor vs. Tyler draft, as Taylor Hall went first to the Edmonton Oilers and Tyler Seguin went second to the Boston Bruins. Erik Gudbranson rounded out the top three with his selection by the Florida Panthers.

Round 1

22nd Overall - Jarred Tinordi

Tinordi made his professional debut with the Hamilton Bulldogs during the 2012-13 season, playing in 67 games, He played 46 games over the next four games with the Canadiens but spent most of his time in the AHL. The Canadiens sent Tinordi to the Arizona Coyotes in the infamous John Scott trade.

Round 4

113th Overall - Mark MacMillan

MacMillan played two seasons with the St. John's IceCaps after graduating from the University of North Dakota. He signed with the Wichita Thunder in the ECHL for the next two seasons, then left to go play in Europe. He played in the Allsvenskan and the German second league, before finishing his career with two seasons in Denmark.

117th Overall - Morgan Ellis

Ellis spent four seasons with the Canadiens organization, but didn't see any NHL time until the fourth when he dressed for three games. Ellis left Montreal to sign a one-year deal with the St. Louis Blues the following season but went to the Swedish Hockey League after another year in the AHL. He played the last three seasons with Eisbaren Berlin in the DEL.