Russia
Vadim Zherenko
Zherenko is a tall goalie, who uses is height and is athletics abilities to stop the puck. Not the best technical goaltender but always makes a great effort to make saves.
Arseni Koromyslov
Koromyslov has the raw tools to be a useful defenceman at the next level, likely lower down the lineup. He skates well and has a big frame, also possessing good puck skills which all combined makes him an effective transition player. As of right now, his offensive potential seems limited but if he can refine his game and add to his toolkit, that could possibly change.
Semyon Der-Arguchintsev
Diminutive but highly skilled center with a pass-first mentality. Needs to continue to round out his game and add strength to his slight frame.
Artemi Kniazev
An aggressive, explosive skating defenseman that lacks size with good puck-moving skills. While not an elite offensive contributor, he can chip in when called upon. The upside is limited.
Mikhail Berdin
Has great tools and sense for the game, definite NHL potential.
Daniil Chayka
A defensive blueliner who has some offensive tools but hasn't quite put that part of his game together yet. A better asset in real-life than fantasy unless you play in a deeper multi-cat league.
Ivan Fedotov
Has shown a high level of consistency. He is a technically sound, athletic goaltender for his size. He has huge potential; it’s just getting him to North America.
Dmitri Samorukov
Potential to be a well-rounded second-pairing defender that can be relied on to play in all situations effectively.
Yegor Zavragin
A quick, athletic goaltender. Has good rebound control with an excellent glove hand.
Sergei Murashov
An intelligent goalie who tracks and anticipates the puck well. Lacks high-end athleticism and size but is aggressive in the crease and challenges shooters—a long-term project like many Russian netminders, worth keeping an eye on in deep dynasty leagues.