Kevin He

June 2025 – Kevin He, broke out offensively in 2024-25 as captain of the Niagara IceDogs in the Ontario Hockey League. He had 75 points (36 goals and 39 assists) in 62 regular-season games. He needs to become more consistent offensively and remain disciplined to become a serious fantasy option; even then, he may max out as a bottom-six forward. He is worth watching in deep dynasty leagues, as he is trending offensively in the right direction. Mark Henry

January 2025 – The Ontario Hockey League suspended He for three games on January 29 following a high hit against the Erie Otters on January 24. Mark Henry

December 2024 – The Winnipeg Jets signed Kevin He to an entry-level deal, making him the first China-born player to sign an NHL contract. He is playing his third season with the Niagara IceDogs of the Ontario Hockey League and was named captain on October 22. In 31 games with the IceDogs in 2024-25, he has 47 points (24 goals and 23 assists). Mark Henry

November 2024 – 18 games into the 2024-25 season, he is tied for fifth in points in OHL scoring with Jacob Battaglia and Adrian Misaljevic, having scored 16 goals and 12 assists. Mark Henry

October 2024 – He was named one of the CHL Players of the Week for September 30- October 6. Mark Henry

September 2024 – He attended the Winnipeg Jets 2024 Development Camp on July 3-7, 2024, and will participate in the 2024 Young Stars Classic in Penticton, B.C, September 13-16, 2024. Mark Henry

June 2024 – Kevin He was drafted by the Winnipeg Jets in the fourth round, 109th overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft. Mark Henry

June 2024 — Kevin He is very endearing due to his excellent work rate and consistent play on a team that is quite bad. He is a player who maximizes his potential due to his relentless play, good skating, and his ability to score. I didn’t see much of a playmaker from He; however, this aspect of his game might show up more in his D+1 and D+2 seasons once the players around him get better and he realizes he doesn’t need to do everything himself. Similar to a player like Sam O’Reilly, He might be a player who takes significant strides in his final two seasons of junior hockey. I think he has the potential to be a bottom-six winger. The hope is that he rounds out his game a bit more and adds more weight to be a vital energy player with a depth-scoring upside. At the very least, he should be a good AHL player. Jordan Harris

Final rankings: 105th