Sweden
Theo Lindstein
Defensive minded blueliner with a quality point shot and understated offensive instincts. Continuing to improve his pace and play-reading abilities will help him reach his potential as a top-four defenseman.
Emil Andrae
An undersized offense-minded defenseman that plays a complete 200-foot game. Skates well has a great shot and isn’t afraid to play physically. Excellent on breakouts and makes quick decisions with the puck in the defensive zone. Can play in any situation.
Herman Träff
A powerforward with decent hands and motor whose flashes of skill need to find more consistency.
Calle Clang
A calm presence in the net. He never strays far from his goal line, relying on proper positioning rather than reflexes to make saves. Possesses good size and reads the game well.
Fabian Lysell
Elusive playmaking winger who breaks down opposing defenders with his great speed and puck handling ability. A threat off the rush and from the half wall on the power play.
Axel Sandin Pellikka
Mobile, offensive-minded blueliner who likes to activate into the offensive zone. Plays with energy on both sides of the puck and has the potential to become a top-four defenseman in the NHL.
David Edstrom
Despite some tool limitations, Edstrom has some upside as a powerful bottom-six center with good passing ability and physicality.
Lucas Pettersson
At his best, an offensively gifted center with a high pace, well-rounded two-way game. Needs to show his best more consistently.
Alfons Freij
An average-sized defenseman who can create offence with an above-average shot and pro-ready one-timer. Has NHL skill and mobility but lacks hockey sense. Needs to develop on both sides of the puck; the offence is ahead of the defence. Has the potential to make an impact in all three zones and the upside to become a number three puck-moving defenseman.
Melvin Fernström
A skilled shooter whose low motor and lack of involvement in building play could keep him from hitting the NHL despite a strong offensive tool to build around.