Connor Dewar

June 2023 – Dewar played his first full NHL season during the 2022-23 season for the Minnesota Wild. He posted 18 points in 81 games and played all six playoff games where he failed to get a point. The former third round pick has solidified himself as an NHL player with his energy and grit. Dewar will continue to play for the Wild during the 2023-24 season and we will see if he is able to build his offense to move up the line-up moving forward.  Nathan Leblanc

January 2023 – Dewar has fully established himself as a full-time NHLer during the 2022-23 NHL season. The previous season, Dewar had split time between both the Minnesota Wild and the Iowa Wild, where he was a near-PPG player in the AHL, however only produced six points in 35 games at the NHL level. This season Dewar has nearly doubled his NHL point total in the same amount of games played (11 points in 36 games). The undersized center continues to project as an energy forward at the NHL level, however there may be room for untapped offensive potential if he continues to develop. Nathan Leblanc

February 2021 – Dewar is back with the Iowa Wild for his second AHL season. He took several seasons to emerge as a high-level WHL contributor before being drafted as an overager, perhaps Dewar’s AHL trajectory will be similar. He’s off to a strong start, with three points in his first two games. Sam Happi

September 2019 – Dewar has been assigned to the Iowa Wild. He’ll be looking to build on an impressive AHL debut season in 2018-19 as he establishes himself as a legitimate NHL prospect moving forward. Sam Happi

April 2019 – The third round pick, 92^nd overall, from last spring put together a solid season with 81 points in 59 games. After being named captain, he expanded his game and increased his scoring totals yet again. His quick feet help him stay in plays if mistakes are made. He has a worker-like mentality with a a good shot. The 19-year-old was used in all situations, working especially well on the penalty kill. He’s developed the ability to shoot from different release points, leading to a higher goal-scoring total. Look for Dewar to take the next step, possibly getting some AHL time next season if he doesn’t play a 20-year-old season in the WHL. Tony Ferrari