Russia
Kirill Kirsanov
Cerebral defensive defenceman who is responsible in his own end and has a good stick. Can distribute the puck, indicating moderate offensive upside.
Alexander Alexeyev
The big Russian defenseman can skate, play physical, produce offense, and has a hard shot
Alexander Kisakov
Shifty, dual-threat offensive winger with defensive deficiencies and physical limitations. Great shot and intelligent playmaking give him a high ceiling, but there's work needed to make him a sure bet at the NHL level.
Yegor Rimashevskiy
A Russian prospect not in North America, with a high upside on the offensive end but lacking on the defensive end. If he can become a 200-foot player and decides to move to North America, he is a top-nine player with an upside for more.
Nikita Yevseyev
A legitimate NHL prospect, with the unknown of coming to North America from Russia. An excellent skating defenseman with good mobility and agility who is not afraid to be physical.
Timofei Obvintsev
A high-ceiling goaltender who plays a loose style of game, he's technically raw and needs time to develop.
Kirill Tankov
A center that can make things happen all over the ice with the size and skill to make an impact offensively. Whether he plays in North America is unknown.
Anton Silayev
Silayev is a hulking but mobile defenseman who covers a ton of ice with powerful strides and a long reach; while his passing game is a strength, his composure under pressure needs work.
