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Scott Perunovich
Tremendous skater with high-end vision and a good first pass. Very real offensive upside.
Jacob Truscott
A mobile, two-way defender with decent offensive upside.
Justin Bailey
Bailey owns good offensive skills and can score in bunches. Likely just a depth option at this point.
Ben Gleason
Gleason has the potential to be a serious threat on the offensive end in the NHL with his playmaking and puck skills but will need to work on getting stronger and improving his defensive game before he can make the jump to Dallas.
Scott Morrow
A mobile, right-shot defender who can control the game in all three zones. He has all of the tools that the modern-day defender needs but concerns because he plays prep are present. If Morrow reaches his potential, there could be something special here.
Logan Hensler
Mobile rush defender with the ability (though not always the inclination) to move the puck with his feet
Case McCarthy
McCarthy plays defense pretty well and shows little offensive upside. Do not expect much going forward.
Zach Schulz
A shut-down defenseman who thrives through his positional play and managing his gaps on the rush. Skates very well and makes the smart, easy plays first. His play does not excite the casual viewer but impacts games in ways that do not shine as brightly on the score sheet. He will not score 50 points in a season, but he is a tight-checking player who can offer minimal value in deeper category leagues, including hits and/or blocks.
Quinn Finley
Hard-working speedster who can make plays or score and loves to push the pace. If he gets stronger and heavier as well as improving his commitment to defense, he could become a solid, contributing middle-six NHLer.
Cullen Potter
Skilled, fast, dynamic, and diminutive, Potter is a striking player to watch