Germany
Nikita Quapp
A big goalie who plays a little passive in his own net. Uses his size to see around screens and also has solid movement for a goalie of his size. Hasn’t gotten a ton of playing time in Germany until this past year.
Julian Lutz
Versatile, energetic two-way forward with some pace and puck skills. Jack-of-all-trades prospect without any particular standout skill — high floor, low ceiling.
Lukas Reichel
An offensive winger with great hockey sense, very good skating ability, good skills, good effort level, and decent size. Top-six upside. Not overly flashy but very efficient.
Nico Sturm
A 200-foot center who is reliable at both ends of the rink. While Sturm won’t be a leading scorer, his offensive production shows promise and he has bottom-six potential.
Luca Münzenberger
Defensively responsible bottom pairing defender with size and solid mobility. Makes simple plays to alleviate pressure and makes a good first pass out of the defensive zone. Does not make much of an impact offensively but has a good point shot.
Dominik Bokk
The German winger blends terrific offensive instincts with lightning quick hands and an unquenchable thirst for piling up points.
Marc Michaelis
A versatile forward with a tenacious style and some offensive upside.
Justin Schütz
Average-sized winger with good skill. Middle-six upside. A long-term project.
Lean Bergmann
Sniper with lightning fast hands and above-average skating ability.
Brooks Macek
A skilled centre that can also play the wing and has a decent all-around game. Macek is a natural goal scorer, and has the type of game that is suited for a depth scoring role at the NHL level.