Sweden
Lindbom has shown early signs of becoming a draft day steal, being taken at the very end of his 2021 draft year. On the smaller side for goalies but with the heart of a lion, questions will linger about his size until he shows what he can do on North American ice.
With consistency and improved skating, he has the tools to be an effective two-way center in the NHL.
Peterson is skilled and consistent in almost every facet of the game. His two-way game is developing to North American ice quickly, and his shot is a threat from anywhere in the offensive zone.
Smart and reliable two-way defenseman with solid defensive game and some puck-moving abilities. Better for real life than fantasy hockey.
A high-risk, high-reward centerman who plays a strong team game.
He’s an average skater who is very adept at getting open in front of the opposition’s net and using his quick release to score goals.
Berglund’s upside is that of a two-way defenseman, although he will likely bring more defensive value to his professional team than he will offensive value to your fantasy team. He has a good shot and would bring additional value in leagues that count plus-minus.
Offensively minded winger with a good shot that has top-six potential. His shoot-first mindset could blend perfectly with a creative, play-driving teammate.
It’s all about potential and tools for the large framed Vikman. He’s poised, has a fair amount of high level experience for his age, and could find himself as a 1B/backup option in the NHL someday if things fall his way.
He’s a strong skater who possesses fairly good puck-handling skills. He plays a very physical game and likes to finish his hits.
