Here's everything you need to know about the Wild's draft picks

The Minnesota Wild entered the NHL Draft with just four picks but still selected significant pieces for the future. Here's a brief rundown of each player as well as some highlight videos from the recent draftees.

Luke Kunin - No. 15 overall, Center

• Kunin completed his freshman season at the University of Wisconsin this spring where he scored 18 goals which was the third most among NCAA freshman.
• In a TV interview last night, Kunin plans to play one more year at Wisconsin before turning pro.
• Here's a highlight video from Kunin's freshman season at the University of Wisconsin.

Brandon Duhaime - No. 106 overall, Left Wing

• Duhaime spent last season in the USHL with the Chicago Steel and Tri-City Storm winning the league championship with Tri City.
• He's committed to play college hockey at Providence University. Check out this slick deke he put on a defender last year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVPq5gp-aTc

Dimitry Sokolov - No. 196th overall, Center/Wing

• Sokolov played in the OHL last year but dealt with injuries yet still scored 30 goals.
• Assistant General Manager of the Wild, Brent Flahr said he entered this year as a top 15 pick. If Sokolov can get healthy again, the Wild may have found themselves the best bargain in the draft.

https://twitter.com/MarkSeidel/status/723254236973268992

Braydyn Chizen - No. 204 Defenseman

• Chizen played in the WHL at Kelowna in British Columbia, Canada. He played for the same teams that has produced such NHL defensemen as: Duncan Keith, Shea Weber and Tyler Myers.
• He checks in at 6-foot-6-inches and is known for his size on the blue line. He doesn't light up a score sheet but he can knock some heads around. The Wild's brass call Chizen a project.
• Here's a video of Chizen dropping the gloves.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYe6K-Y7dvE