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Harry Nansi
A mix of skill, size, and tenacity makes for an intriguing prospect to watch develop.
Ben Danford
Well-rounded, mobile right-handed blue liner with good poise and breakout skill. Lack of offensive engagement and overall awareness limit his game, but has #4-5 upside.
Adam Levac
North-driving two-way center whose motor and forecheck travel, with third-line scoring upside if the point production climbs in his post-draft seasons.
Konnor Smith
A big, physically aggressive defenseman who doesn't produce much offensively. He needs to work on his positioning; his aggression leads to being out of position. He's off the fantasy radar, but in deep leagues that value hits, he could be worth an add as he develops throughout his career.
Noah Warren
Big, physical defender who excels in his own zone. He has a heavy shot but appears to lack significant offensive upside at the pro level.
Cayden Lindstrom
Massive, physical forward who doesn't sacrifice skill or smarts. Quick and daring in transition, willing to disturb opponents and displays impressive character. Projects as a top-six power-forward center. Questions about future ceiling remain after much developed missed due to back injury.
Landon DuPont
A potential franchise defenseman likely to be the top pick in his draft class.
Will Reynolds
An aggressive checking defenseman with a developing playmaking touch. Time will tell if the assists are replicable at higher levels.
Finn Harding
A hard-working defenseman showing offensive improvement every year. A long-term project.
Mathis Preston
Pace setter and space creator, Preston's speed, skill and shot make him a flashy offensive option.