Canada
Arnaud Durandeau
Potentially a middle-six winger with some clutch goal-scoring ability. Must spend time in minors to improve skating and his shot.
Marshall Rifai
Smooth-skating, physical blueliner who could become a depth piece at the NHL level.
Hendrix Lapierre
A slick playmaker with a terrific feel for adjusting the speed of the game to suit his desires.
Matthew Phillips
Has the speed and skill to be a Top-six NHL forward.
Josh Bloom
A two-way power forward with puck management skills who uses changes of pace in transition, provides defensive pressure, protects the puck well, and executes crisp passes, but whose offensive elements still require development.
Miguel Marques
Middle-driven forward with triple-threat offensive skill and a great motor. Defensive and physical improvements could see him hit his top-six ceiling.
Connor McMichael
An intelligent, all-around centre who broke out for 2019-2020 in such a way that he looks to be a top-line NHL talent. His shot and vision has hit another level since he was drafted.
Ryan Tverberg
Hardworking, two-way forward with decent speed. Long-term project but possesses some translatable NHL tools.
Josh Davies
A hard-hitting pest who racks up penalty minutes and adds a scoring touch. Think Cal Clutterbuck with less discipline and a bit more skill.
Brennan Othmann
A solid two-way winger coming off a big 50 goal campaign with the OHL’s Flint Firebirds. His physical development has brought on some added dimensions to his game. Othmann might be a sneaky multi-cat steal in the fantasy world.