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Fantasy Summary

Smooth skater who makes an excellent first pass, Warren is efficient in transition and makes great passes once in the offensive zone. If he gets secondary power play time at the next level his offensive potential could jump.


Observations

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June 2023 – Warren is a former 6th round pick for the Wild that has been plying his trade for Boston College in the NCAA the past four seasons. As a defenceman, he has posted consistent point totals. However, his 2022-23 season was a slight regression from his 2021-22 season. He is expected to play for the University of Michigan during in 2023-24, where he will help lead his team to a championship. Still unsigned, it remains to be seen if his future is with the Minnesota Wild or another NHL club. However, he definitely has the potential to be a depth defenceman at the NHL level one day. Nathan Leblanc

February 2021 – Warren is back at Boston College for his sophomore season, where he currently has six points in 15 games. Points have never been his calling card; his focus should be continuing to develop his puck-moving and defensive abilities. Sam Happi

June 2019 – The defender out of the USNTDP fell in the draft more than most expected being selected 166th overall in the NHL Draft. Warren is an excellent skater with phenomenal edge work. His ability to skate himself out of trouble often goes unnoticed. Despite his lack of size for a blue liner, he is not afraid to engage physically. Warren’s ability to get up to speed quickly is an asset he uses in the defensive zone to stay in good position against larger opponents. His high top-end speed allows him to break away from players in the neutral zone. Warren’s shot is effective and accurate, with added strength and some physical maturity it could become a serious weapon for creating chances and rebounds down low. The young American’s strength in the offensive zone is his ability to skate the blue line and feather good passes to his teammates. Despite the talent to play on the power play, he was limited there because of being on a stacked USNT U18 team. He could get a greater opportunity at the NCAA level as he grows into the college game at Boston College. Tony Ferrari

Attributes
Fantasy Upside 6.5
NHL Certainty 3.5
Country USA
Position D
Roster Type Junior
Shoot/Glove Left
Date of Birth April 20, 2001
Height 5‘11”
Weight 168 lbs
Drafted 2019 Round 6; Overall: 166

Stats

 Season Team League GP G A TP PIM      Playoffs GP G A TP PIM 
 2010-2011 Connecticut YankeesBrick Invitational6 0 11 2|        
 2013-2014 Long Island Stars QC Int PW4 1 34 0|        
 2014-2015 New Jersey Colonials 13U AAAAYHL 13U37 36 4480 40|        
  East Coast Selects O U14WSI U149 3 36 6|        
 2015-2016 Portledge School USHS-Prep13 6 28 -|        
  New Jersey Colonials 14U AAAAYHL 14U22 16 2137 36|Playoffs5 2 24
 2016-2017 Team White USA-S153 1 12 -|        
  Portledge School USHS-Prep14 5 49 -|        
  North Jersey Avalanche 16U AAAAYHL 16U22 13 1528 6|Playoffs2 1 12
  North Jersey Avalanche 16U AAAT1EHL 16U31 6 2228 12|Playoffs5 0 11
 2017-2018 USNTDP JuniorsUSHL34 5 1318 18|Playoffs8 2 35
  U.S. National U17 TeamNTDP60 8 2230 32|        
  USA U17WHC-176 0 11 4|        
 2018-2019 USNTDP JuniorsUSHL26 4 913 10|        
  U.S. National U18 TeamNTDP58 8 2634 28|        
  USA U18WJC-187 0 33 2|        
 2019-2020 Boston CollegeNCAA34 6 511 22|        
 2020-2021 Boston CollegeNCAA23 3 811 27|        
 2021-2022 Boston CollegeNCAA37 6 1521 12|        
 2022-2023 Boston CollegeNCAA36 5 914 12|        
 2023-2024 Univ. of MichiganNCAA38 3 1417 30|        

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