17. Dustin Brown, RW, New Jersey Devils (No. 13 by Los Angeles Kings) -- The Devils were pleased to find a player of Brown's caliber and character available at No. 17. Despite his blue-collar, physical style, which often forces opponents to take penalties, Brown has been among the most durable players from the 2003 draft. His 1,183 NHL games are second in the class, and his 3,459 hits since 2005-06, his first full NHL season, are first in the League in that span. Brown has scored at least 22 goals in seven of his 16 NHL seasons, all with Los Angeles, and his 653 points (299 goals, 354 assists) are ninth among 2003 forwards. He became the youngest captain in Kings history at 23, a role he had from 2008-16, including for Stanley Cup championships in 2012 and 2014. Brown won the Mark Messier Leadership Award in 2014. -- Paul Strizhevsky, columnist, NHL.com/ru