US EditionRed Wings’ Top Pick Carter Bear Combines Scoring Ability, Grit
- With the 13th overall pick in the first round of the 2025 NHL Draft in Los Angeles, the Detroit Red Wings chose Everett Silvertips’ forward Carter Bear.
- Bear missed the end of his season after a partially torn Achilles tendon injury in March sidelined him for the playoffs.
- Bear recorded a total of 82 points, combining goals and assists, during his time with the Everett Silvertips this season, appearing in 56 games and earning the team’s MVP award.
- General manager Steve Yzerman praised Bear’s intelligence, competitiveness, and skill, describing him as an outstanding all-around player with great goal-scoring ability.
- Bear shared his relief and appreciation after being drafted, mentioned that he is currently skating at roughly 80 percent without physical contact, and anticipates being prepared to participate when training camp begins.
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Winger from West St. Paul chosen 13th overall by Detroit Red Wings in NHL draft
West St. Paul's Carter Bear began his professional hockey journey Friday night when he was chosen by the Detroit Red Wings in the 2025 National Hockey League entry draft. The Winnipeg Jets made the 28th selection, taking Swedish defenceman Sascha Boumedienne.
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‘I want it more’: Red Wings select feisty Carter Bear in first round of NHL Draft
The Red Wings have added some offense and competitiveness to the organization. The Wings selected left wing Carter Bear Friday with the 13th pick in the first round of the NHL Draft.
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