Canada
Joaquim Lemay
Lemay is a two-way defenseman who can skate and pass under pressure. In the offense zone he can set up plays well but needs to improve in all aspects
Liam Foudy
Fantastic skater who can control the play at high speeds. Plays center, oozes skill, talent and maturity, but lacks consistency and physicality. Great puck-handling skills with a strong nose for the net.
Trey Fix-Wolansky
Fix-Wolansky is a scrappy forward that can score and make plays. Columbus has traded away numerous prospects at the trade deadline this season. As a result, he could find himself fast-tracked to the NHL as a middle-six winger within the next two years.
Isaac Belliveau
An organizational depth defenseman, likely to stay in the minors. There is no fantasy value.
Harry Nansi
Though he struggled to find his footing (and ice-time) this season, as one of the draft's youngest players, his skill-size-tenacity combination makes him an interesting option.
Quinn Beauchesne
An explosive skater with a big shot that he loves to leverage.
Alexis Mathieu
Hard hitting defenseman with limited offensive upside.
Ryan Miller
A forward with a ton of grit, constantly using his body and raw effort to win and maintain positioning.
Shamar Moses
An effortful checking forward with hands, vision and a powerful shot. The question will be if he can find a way to leverage these at higher levels.
Anthony Allain-Samaké
A strong skater and sensible activator, his mentality over his tools is what impresses.