The Edmonton Oilers will have the first pick in June's NHL Draft.
The Oilers were selected in Saturday's draft lottery and are expected to select Erie Otters centre Connor McDavid .
Boston University's Jack Eichel will likely go at number two to the Buffalo Sabres.
The Sabres had a 20 per cent chance of winning the lottery, with the Coyotes second at 13.5 per cent and the Oilers third at 11.5 per cent. The remaining 11 non-playoff teams each had less than a 10 percent chance of coming out with the top pick.
McDavid would join Taylor Hall, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Nail Yakupov as former number one picks playing for the Oilers.
Boston College defenseman Noah Hanifin and forward Dylan Strome - McDavid's team-mate with the Erie Otters and brother of Islanders forward Ryan Strome - are also tipped to go early in the draft.
The draft will be held on June 26-27 at the Florida Panthers' home, BB&T Center.
NHL Draft order:
1. Oilers
2. Sabres
3. Coyotes
4. Maple Leafs
5. Hurricanes
6. Devils
7. Flyers
8. Blue Jackets
9. Sharks
10. Avalanche
11. Panthers
12. Stars
13. Kings
14. Bruins