In case you didn’t bother to sit through all 24 hours (OK, so it was more like seven) of the NHL Draft on Sunday, here are the Kings selections:

First round: Traded pick No. 27 to Columbus in Jeff Carter deal Feb. 23, 2012.

Second round: Valentin Zykov, left wing, Baie-Comeau (Quebec Major Junior Hockey League), 37th overall. (The Kings traded second-, third- and fourth-round picks to Edmonton to move up to 37th to get Zykov)

Fourth round: Justin Auger, right wing, Guelph (Ontario Hockey League), 103rd.

Fourth round: Hudson Fasching, right wing, U.S. National Development Program, 118th.
(The Kings expect Fasching to play at the University of Minnesota)

Fifth round: Patrik Bartosak, goaltender, Red Deer (Western Hockey League), 146th.

Fifth round: Jonny Brodzinski, center, St. Cloud State (Minn.), 148th.

Sixth round: Zachary Leslie, defenseman, Guelph (OHL), 178th.

Seventh round: Dominik Kubalik, left wing, Sudbury (OHL), 191st.

Seventh round: Traded pick No. 208 to New Jersey on Sunday for a seventh-round pick in 2015.

All things considered it was a pretty dull day. Don’t expect to see any of these guys playing in the NHL soon, although there’s a certainly a chance for Zykov to make an impression at training camp in September.