Finland
Joel Kiviranta
Two-way, undersized forward who could easily fit into a team’s bottom six. Not known for his high-octane offense but he can kill penalties
Mikko Kokkonen
Reliable defender who prioritizes his own zone. Can move the puck but his overall offensive upside appears to be limited.
Oskari Laaksonen
Two-way defender who skates well with the puck but prefers to play a more outlet-driven game. Defends using active stick work and quickness rather than physicality. Must make quicker decisions with the puck.
Joakim Kemell
An offensively gifted winger who plays with a physical edge and has an electric shot. He projects as a top-six NHL winger with first-line potential.
Petteri Nurmi
Mobile defenseman trusted by his coaches due to his decent ability to limit high-danger chances when on the ice, but lacks substantive NHL upside.
Kasper Kulonummi
Well rounded puck-moving defenceman with good hockey sense and decision-making. Could eventually grow into a 2nd or 3rd-pairing puck-moving defender with powerplay utility at the NHL level.
Miko Matikka
Big-bodied power forward with a powerful shot and a solid offensive toolkit with good passing abilities. Injuries have slowed down his development, could be a good, versatile NHL player if he continues to develop.
Leevi Aaltonen
Undersized offensive winger with lots of speed and talent. A dual threat who can both make plays and finish them. Also a capable defensive player who can kill penalties.
Aapeli Räsänen
Two-way center whose offensive game is developing and is a couple years away from making an impact at the pro level.
Markus Nurmi
Reliable two-way winger for a bottom-six role. Has great size, plays a very good defensive game, a good penalty-killer, and has some offensive talent as well.