Centers
Reece Newkirk
A fiery and fearless competitor, he continues to refine his scoring and stickhandling. Likely a bottom-six player in the pros, he is versatile enough to move up and down a lineup. A candidate for both special teams
Otto Koivula
A power forward with soft hands but perhaps a limited offensive ceiling at the next level.
Will Smith
Versatile, two-way forward with high-end offensive skill. An offensive creator who plays a responsible game away from the puck, he should develop into a reliable top-six forward in the NHL.
Filip Bystedt
Playmaking center with great size. Added mobility and strength could see him develop into a strong middle-six pivot at the NHL level.
Thomas Bordeleau
High-skill forward who has great hands and a lethal shot. Small but stalky forward that protects the puck well.
Stepan Gorbunov
An imposing skater that can play both forward and defense, Gorbunov skates well for his size, and as he continues to refine his game, could be an excellent bottom-six piece who can add points and penalty minutes.
Vladislav Kamenev
Injury-prone bottom-six pivot
Harrison Blaisdell
High energy, hard-working forward. Plays center and wing. Can play in all situations—limited fantasy upside.
A.J. Spellacy
Massive, speedy forward who lives for net drives and hard back-checks. Projects better as a winger. Needs to work on his delay game, reads and habits, but has middle-six upside as a power forward.
Linus Eriksson
An intelligent and defensively capable pivot who could forge a long-term NHL career and a bottom-six center.