Canada
Philippe Daoust
Has good offensive instincts and controls the puck well. His size forces him to the perimeter where he might struggle to produce at even-strength as he becomes a pro.
Zack Ostapchuk
Physical forward with a powerful stride and slick stickhandling ability. Could be a solid top-6 contributor in the correct scenario.
Ridly Greig
Blending skill and grit, Greig is one of the best pests in his draft class. He may not be an outright bruiser but he is certainly able to get under his opponent's skin and then score a goal to add salt to the wound.
Sebastian Cossa
Technically sound goaltender with great size for the position. Legitimate NHL starter potential.
Jeff Malott
Can do it all, winger. Has a pro-sized frame, skates well, is willing to block shots and plays hard. Can contribute offensively. While his ceiling is limited as a depth forward, if he earns a regular spot in the NHL, he could provide fill-in value in deep leagues with hits, blocks and PIM.
Matthew Stienburg
Big pivot with up and down college production
Hoyt Stanley
Very mobile defender who possesses the ability to break out of his own end with a good pass or skating it out on his own.
Ben Hemmerling
A smart offensive decision maker with a knack for play-making, he will need to avoid being pushed to the perimeter to create offense as a pro without a high level shot. If he gets stronger and perhaps a bit more agile in small areas, he could become a water-bug type of bottom-six contributor
Austin Wong
A small, aggravating forward who is always looking for a big hit. Plays hard but doesn’t contribute offensively
Tyson Hinds
A big defenseman who is mobile and likes to push the pace, he sees the ice well and could be a top four, second power play quarterback.